By now you’ve probably noticed that plastic straws are nowhere to be found in the Hawk’s Nest Dining area. But, are you aware of why this switch from plastic to paper straws was made? This blog will help explain the reasoning behind this change and how it will ultimately improve our environment.
Employees in the Natural Resources (NR) Law Enforcement field are entrusted with the duty of defending some of the most scenic locations on Earth from threats such as poachers and anyone breaking environmental protection laws.
Eleven Hocking College Culinary students, Master Chef Vincenzo Sclama, and a chaperon spent two weeks exploring the country of Germany this past June.
Tomorrow (October 27) is National Make a Difference Day in which thousands of volunteers will give back to their local communities. This day encourages people to take one day out of the year to try to make a difference in the world.
According to a Feed4Thought survey, over the past five years, 44% of American and British consumers have been choosing fish over poultry, beef, and pork when it comes to their eating habits. As a result, the fish farming industry is growing and becoming more in demand.
Online shopping clearly has its advantages, the first being the convenience of shopping anywhere and at anytime. This process also allows consumers to shop around for the best bargains and have their purchases delivered directly to their doorstep.
Beginning today and running through Wednesday, Oct. 24, Hocking College art students will volunteer to take on a prospective mentee who'll shadow them for a day. According to the Art, Design & Marketing Program Manager, Whitney Goller, between six to nine students from different high schools will be taking part in this event.
In August 2018, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine filed a lawsuit against a company called IGeeksOnline and a Columbus woman, in which they were both accused of offering consumers misleading tech support services. In conjunction, DeWine’s office recently reported that over 60 tech support scams were reported last September in the buckeye state.
Tomorrow (October 20) and Sunday (October 21) Robbins Crossing will be hosting to a Victorian-inspired funeral, as well as their 2nd Annual Fall Harvest Hootenanny! Both activities are being presented by students from Hocking College’s Natural & Historical Interpretation program.
Are you interested in wild birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, and the places where they live and interact? If this sounds like you then perhaps you should check out Hocking College’s Wildlife Resources Management program. In only four semesters you could earn your Associate of Applied Science Wildlife Resources Management.
