Beginning in summer 2018, Hocking College’s Logan Campus will begin offering an advanced welding certification program. This intense 16-week course will provide students with beginner-to-advanced training in welding, along with chances to qualify for some additional certifications.
Have you ever wondered where the water that comes out of your shower head came from or how it got clean? The water that you shower with was pumped from a natural source, such as a lake, directly to a water treatment plant. At these facilities, plant operators control processes that use special equipment to take out any pollutants in the water.
Beginning in summer 2018, Hocking College’s Logan Campus will begin offering an advanced welding certification program. This intense 16-week course will provide students with beginner-to-advanced training in welding, along with chances to qualify for some additional certifications.
President Dr. Betty Young is pledging Hocking College's commitment to entrepreneurship by recently signing the National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship’s Presidents for Entrepreneurship Pledge (PFEP). Dr. Young became one of over 150 community college presidents who have signed the pledge.
Hocking College recently began offering an Associate of Applied Science in Automotive Technology that can help get you into a thriving industry. But what exactly is Auto Technology? This blog breaks down what it is, what they do, and how to pursue this degree at Hocking College.
Recently Hocking College’s School of Public Safety Services signed a 'two plus two' agreement with the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh (UWO).
Nestled in the foothills of Appalachia, surrounded by the beauty of Wayne National Forest, Hocking College is an exceptional two-year college that will prepare you for the next step in your educational evolution.
As summer approaches all college students become faced with the same universal dilemma: Should they take the summer off, get a summer job, or take summer classes?
As summer break approaches, all college students become faced with the same universal dilemma: should they take the summer off, get a summer job, or take summer classes?
