Hocking College NR Graduate Named New Park District Director
Hocking College graduate, Josh Dyer, from the Natural & Historical Interpretation program is now the director of the Crawford Park District located in Crestline, Ohio.
Hocking College graduate, Josh Dyer, from the Natural & Historical Interpretation program is now the director of the Crawford Park District located in Crestline, Ohio.
Last November Hocking College became one of five Southern Ohio campuses that received a portion of a $5.3 million dollar grant courtesy of the Regionally Aligned Priorities In Delivering Skills (RAPIDS) program.
Are you interested in a career in health care? If so, have you considered becoming a medical laboratory technician (MLT)? MLTs are laboratory’s generalists who work under the supervision of pathologists or laboratory technologists/scientists.
Twenty-five years ago, Hocking College and Haliburton Forest and Wildlife Reserve met at a wildlife conference and formed a partnership to benefit the students, the College, and the nearly 100,000-acre Haliburton Forest.
The Hocking College Women’s Basketball Team (1-11) fell to Columbus State Community College (5-10), 110-41, in an Ohio Community College Athletic Conference (OCCAC) game on Wednesday evening.
The Hocking College Men’s Basketball Team (7-11) came up short Wednesday evening against Columbus State Community College (10-5), 79-68. The Hawks had won five games in a row at home prior to last night's loss.
According to a recent article in the Wall Street Journal, Amazon is currently selling software that’s capable of extracting health-oriented information from documents and unstructured text.
The Hocking Hawks Archery Team traveled to Madisonville, KY to compete in the 2019 United States Collegiate Archery Association (USCA) Indoor Championships, which took place last week on January 16-18.
If you love working with horses then perhaps it’s time for you to consider turning your passion into a sustainable and rewarding career in the equine industry.
