When most students graduate from college, they already have a game plan in mind as to what they’re going to do next. Some might be ready to take on a temporary summer job or internship. Others could already have a new job in their field of expertise lined up. Meanwhile, other graduates might be making plans to continue their education.
Hocking Hawks' basketball player, Azende Johnson, has officially been named the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Third Team All-American. This is in addition to his many lists of achievements which includes the following:
For the trucking industry, a shortage of qualified truck drivers means manufacturers' products can be delayed when reaching its customers and consumers. Therefore, a substantial number of drivers are currently needed to help maintain a consistent flow of deliveries that arrive safely and on time.
Last month there was an addition to the Hocking College family in the form of a new female baby foal. At approximately 1 a.m. on Tuesday, April 9, Blue became a dam when she gave birth to filly, Saphira, at the Hocking College horse stables. Saphira's registered name is Out of The Blue.
An article that ran back in January in USA Today reported that retail giant Walmart is hiring hundreds of truck drivers. In addition, these drivers can expect to earn an annual income of $90,000.
For some, the first resume after graduation will be the first they ever create. For others, graduation will be a welcome addition to an already existing resume. Either way, you will want your resume to impress potential employers. Follow these 10 resume tips for graduates to help your resume stand out.
There's a lot more to the month of May than just graduations and Mother's Day. From a Moonshine Festival to a romantic canoe ride under the moon, here's a list of things to do near Hocking College this May.
If you’re a college student who dreamed about getting a second chance to correct a mistake from your past, then perhaps you should consider applying for the Do-Over Scholarship.
Hocking College hosted an Introduction to Wildlife Rehabilitation workshop on Sunday, March 31. Wildlife Rehabilitation, or the process of nurturing orphaned and injured wildlife back to health, interests many people from all walks of life. From what people watch on television, wildlife rehab can appear to be a very glamorous activity, with volunteers gracefully freeing bald eagles into the sky and caring for adorable baby animals.
However; in reality, rehabilitation of wild animals involves around-the-clock care, and the understanding that many animals do not survive or are unable to be released back into the wild. Thus, it’s truly a labor of love, but can be very rewarding for those passionate enough to put their heart and souls into these animals.
Are you a natural resources major looking for some financial assistance with school? The Ohio Parks and Recreation Association Foundation has three scholarships available to students in Ohio who have an interest in parks and leisure studies.
