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The John Gilbert Reese Center

Conference and Event Facility

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Offering unparalleled, customized service in concert with state-of-the art technology, the beautifully designed John Gilbert Reese Center is the ideal site for you next event.

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Associate of Arts Pathways

Associate of Arts

Students who want to pursue a bachelor’s degree and have an interest in the arts generally can complete an Associate of Arts without an area of concentration which allows them to take courses in a variety of areas. 

Associate of Arts - Economics

Students who want to pursue a bachelor’s degree in economics and have an interest in studying things like the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services can complete an Associate of Arts in Economics. 

Each program at COTC has a plan of study that lists the courses students take to complete a certificate or degree.  The associate of arts has a plan of study for each area of concentration listing courses that can be taken.

The Associate of Arts with a concentration in economics requires students to complete one or more course at another college or university to satisfy the program requirements.  The course(s) that would need to be taken at another college or university (other than COTC) will be designated on the plan of study.

Associate of Arts - Education

The Associate of Arts with a concentration in education is designed for students wanting to transfer to a bachelor’s program and to work in K-12 education. The credit hours students complete at COTC easily transfer to Ohio public universities for bachelor’s degree completion.

COTC’s Associate of Arts in Education is a cost-effective way to begin a career in teaching. Beyond saving money on the front end, the program is ideal for those currently working in childcare — infant, toddler and preschool teachers, school aides, teaching assistants, etc. — who want to further their professional opportunities and migrate to K-12 education.

Associate of Arts in Education Plan of Study

Associate of Arts - English

Students who want to pursue a bachelor’s degree in English and have an interest in studying things like literature, writing and journalism can complete an Associate of Arts in English. 

Each program at COTC has a plan of study that lists the courses students take to complete a certificate or degree.  The associate of arts has a plan of study for each area of concentration listing courses that can be taken.

The Associate of Arts with a concentration in English requires students to complete one or more course at another college or university to satisfy the program requirements.  The course(s) that would need to be taken at another college or university (other than COTC) will be designated on the plan of study.

Associate of Arts - Philosophy

Students who want to pursue a bachelor’s degree in philosophy and have an interest in studying things like logic, critical thinking, and ethics can complete an Associate of Arts in Philosophy. 

Each program at COTC has a plan of study that lists the courses students take to complete a certificate or degree.  The Associate of Arts has a plan of study for each area of concentration listing courses that can be taken.

The Associate of Arts with a concentration in philosophy requires students to complete one or more course at another college or university to satisfy the program requirements.  The course(s) that would need to be taken at another college or university (other than COTC) will be designated on the plan of study.

Associate of Arts - Psychology

Students who want to pursue a bachelor’s degree in psychology and have an interest in studying things like human behavior, behavioral sciences and research can complete an Associate of Arts in Psychology. 

Each program at COTC has a plan of study that lists the courses students take to complete a certificate or degree.  The Associate of Arts has a plan of study for each area of concentration listing courses that can be taken.

The Associate of Arts with a concentration in psychology requires students to complete one or more course at another college or university to satisfy the program requirements.  The course(s) that would need to be taken at another college or university (other than COTC) will be designated on the plan of study.

Associate of Arts - Sociology 

Students who want to pursue a bachelor’s degree in sociology and have an interest in understanding complex social problems and have an interest in research can complete an Associate of Arts in Sociology. 

Each program at COTC has a plan of study that lists the courses students take to complete a certificate or degree.  The associate of arts degree has a plan of study for each area of concentration listing courses that can be taken.

The Associate of Arts with a concentration in sociology requires students to complete one or more course at another college or university to satisfy the program requirements.  The course(s) that would need to be taken at another college or university (other than COTC) will be designated on the plan of study.

Associate of Arts - Social Work 

Students who want to pursue a bachelor’s degree in social work and have an interest in case management, social work and counseling can complete an Associate of Arts in Social Work. 

Each program at COTC has a plan of study that lists the courses students take to complete a certificate or degree.  The associate of arts has a plan of study for each area of concentration listing courses that can be taken.

Students interested in the field of social work, who may want to begin working in that field quickly, can consider pursuing the Associate of Applied Science in Human Services. Students who graduate from the Human Services program are eligible to apply for registration as a Social Work Assistant (SWA) through the Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist Board and can begin working. 

What is the difference between the Associate of Applied Science in Human Services and the Associate of Arts in Social Work? 
Which COTC degree is for me?

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Frequently Asked Questions

How quickly can I complete the community health certificate program?

Students can complete the certificate in just two semesters. 

Can I take classes online or face-to-face?

Students pursuing a healthcare certificate should expect to take classes face-to-face to experience hands-on learning. Some general education classes may be offered online. 

Can I pursue an associate degree after I complete the certificate?

Students who complete a healthcare certificate are encouraged to continue their education because they are well on their way to completing the Associate of Applied Science in Health Services Technology.  

What type of financial assistance is available to help me pay for college? 

COTC awards $1 million in scholarships to students each year.

Every student is encouraged to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to be considered for grants, scholarships and loans. 

Students who complete a FAFSA are automatically considered for some scholarships. Other scholarships require an application. 

Connect with the Office of Student Financial Services at 740.366.9435 or email NWK-studentfinancialservices@mail.cotc.edu.

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Student-Centered Support

Bolster comprehensive support systems and resources to address the diverse needs of students and foster holistic student success and well-being. By prioritizing the comprehensive needs of all students, COTC is committed to empowering them to thrive academically, professionally and personally, thereby preparing them to excel in the 21st-century workplace and contribute meaningfully to their communities.

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FBI/BCI Background and Fingerprinting Services

These services are available to COTC students (or prospective COTC students applying for specific academic programs). Background checks are conducted between 7:30 a.m and 10 p.m. daily (including weekends). An appointment is not required. Call 740.366.9237 for more information.

How to receive a background check

  1. Pay background check fee online. Background checks cost $25 for BCI and $35 for FBI applicants.
    BCI Background ChecK $25  FBI Background Check $35
  2. Bring your receipt and a valid driver’s license or state ID to the public safety office (Warner Center 105).
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Purchasing

Our goal is to assist the campus with purchasing, receiving and travel processes and to procure high quality goods and services for the best value.​

A message to our vendors:

Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) has upheld and will continue to ​uphold the highest levels of ethics and integrity in all its affairs. Vendors are required to act honestly, in good faith and with professionalism. ​

It is required that all vendors abide by all applicable codes, regulations and laws including but not limited to any local, state or federal laws regarding wages, benefits, workmen’s compensation, equal opportunity and product safety. COTC also expects its vendors to conform to business practices published as standards for their industry.

For bidding opportunities, please register on the Public Purchase website. To view current solicitations, select Ohio as the Region and Central Ohio Technical College as the Agency.   

Forms

COTC Sales & Use Tax Exemption Certificate
COTC Vendor Information Form (Sub W-9)
Independent Contractor Worker Acknowledgment Form (to accompany the Vendor Information Form)
COTC Purchase Order Terms and Conditions
Vendor Code of Conduct​
Vendor Direct Deposit Form

Advance Higher Education Act: Speaker Transparency

Ohio Revised Code Section 3345.0217 | Policy on diversity, equity, and inclusion and other concepts, requires that state institutions of higher education post prominently on its web site a complete list of all speaker fees, honoraria, and other emoluments in excess of five hundred dollars for events that are sponsored by the state institution. That information shall be all of the following:

  • Accessible from the main page of the institution’s web site by use of not more than three links
  • Searchable by keywords and phrases
  • Accessible to the public without requiring user registration of any kind

Effective June 27, 2025

Speaker fees, honoraria and other emoluments in excess of $500 for events sponsored by Central Ohio Technical College.
Event Date Paid Date Vendor Name Purpose of Event Amount
         

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Documentation

What is needed?

It is recommended that documentation be submitted in advance of accommodation-related needs. This allows our staff time to review it, request additional materials, and prepare before the welcome meeting.

In cases where obtaining disability-related documentation is difficult, please contact SLDS directly to discuss possible options and additional resources.

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Events

Open Enrollment

Open Enrollment begins Oct. 31, 2025, and ends Nov. 17, 2025, for the plan year covering Jan. 1–Dec. 31, 2026.

About

During Open Enrollment, eligible faculty and staff have the opportunity to review, renew and make changes to select benefit plans. You may:

  • Enroll, cancel or make changes to Health Plan benefit elections (medical, dental, vision)
  • Add or drop dependents, based on Health Plan eligibility requirements (see dependent eligibility guidelines)
  • Enroll in Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) — continued participation requires re-enrollment each plan year
  • Make elections for voluntary group term life insurance (VGTLI) spouse and/or child(ren) coverage

Even if you are making no other changes, be sure to review your benefit information to ensure no changes are necessary. Open enrollment is also a good time to review your designated beneficiaries to determine if any changes are needed.

Important Dates

Be sure to note the following important dates applicable to Open Enrollment:

  • Oct. 31–Nov. 17, 2025 — Open Enrollment for the 2026 plan year. Submit your benefit election enrollment forms manually by printing, completing and submitting appropriate form(s) listed below to the Office of Human Resources.
  • Nov. 17, 2025 — The deadline to submit your benefit election forms to the Office of Human Resources.
  • Jan. 1, 2026 — The date that benefit plan elections made during this Open Enrollment period become effective.
  • Jan. 1Dec. 31, 2026 — The plan year during which benefit plan elections made during this Open Enrollment period will be effective. Also, a new opportunity to earn HRA dollars in Your Plan 4 Health will begin Jan. 1, 2026.

Benefits Plan Information

Benefits through The Ohio State University Health Plan

Open Enrollment 2026 Benefits Presentation
Benefits Overview Book 2026
What’s Changing in 2026
Dependent Eligibility
Medical and Prescription Drug Benefits
Dental and Vision Plans
Your Plan for Health
Life Insurance

Health Benefits Summaries

Medical and prescription:

Dental and vision:

Voluntary Group Life:

AFLAC Short Term Disability and Accident Insurance:

FSA Flexible Spending Accounts through COTC

Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) will transition its Flexible Spending Account (FSA) and Dependent Care provider from TASC to HealthEquity beginning Jan. 1, 2026.

As part of this transition, the current TASC plan will end on Dec. 31, 2025. A runout period will be provided in early 2026 to allow employees to submit eligible claims incurred during the 2025 plan year.

New debit cards will be issued through HealthEquity for all employees who enroll in an FSA account for the 2026 plan year. Dependent Care is required to be processed on a reimbursement basis.

Additional information, including instructions for accessing your new HealthEquity account and details on the claim submission deadlines for TASC, will be shared later this year.

If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Human Resources at hr@mail.cotc.edu.

Forms

Enrollment Forms

Medical, Dental and Vision Open Enrollment Form
Voluntary Group Term Life Insurance (VGTLI) Enrollment Minnesota Form Life for Dependents Only
Voluntary group life insurance (VGTLI) – Standard (formerly Anthem) for Employee and Dependents
Health Equity FSA Flexible Spending Account Enrollment 2026
Aflac Short-term Disability and Accident Insurance Provider

Other Forms and Information

Group Term Life Insurance Beneficiary Designation
Group Term Life Insurance Waiver of Entitlement

Biometric Screening

Don’t put your health on hold. It’s important to continue preventive care, such as your annual well exam or biometric screening. Enrolled faculty and staff can earn a $25/month premium credit, or up to $40/month with an enrolled spouse, off of employee medical plan contributions by completing a Personal Health and Well-being Assessment (PHA) and a verified Biometric Screening.

Deadline To Earn Premium Credit

Your verified biometric screening must be completed between 1/1/2024 and 12/29/2024 to earn premium credit. To earn YP4H points, values must be received by 5 p.m. on 12/20/2024.

Your verified Biometric Screening, consisting of height, weight, blood pressure, total cholesterol, HDL, and blood sugar value (either glucose or A1C), can be completed in the following way.

If you complete an on-campus screening* you will automatically receive credit for completing the verified biometric screening.

  • On Feb. 27, May 8, Aug. 30 and Sept. 25 the OSU Health Plan’s (OSUHP) RN Health Promotion Specialist(s) will be in Hopewell Hall Room 53 to complete complimentary biometric screenings* for our campus. See below for screening registration details.

On-Campus Biometric Screening Registration

If you would like to register for the upcoming biometric health screening event for our campus, follow the steps below:

  1. Visit the registration portal
  2. Log in with your Ohio State credentials (last name.# and password)
  3. Click “Schedule Appointment or Class”
  4. Select “Biometric Health Screening” as the appointment type.
  5. In the From date box, place 2/27/24. In the Thru date box, place 10/15/24.
  6. Under Location, click on Regional Campuses.
  7. To search for an available time, click “Find Appointments or Classes.” This will show only the appointments available for this screening event.
  8. Complete registration to schedule the appointment.

If you experience any difficulty, please contact OSUHP Customer Service at 614.292.4700.

Personal Health and Well-being Assessment (PHA)

Once you’ve completed a verified Biometric Screening, you will need to complete the PHA (under “Health” tab in your Virgin Pulse account). It will be listed as “Surveys.”

Once you’ve completed a verified Biometric Screening, your values will automatically load to your YP4H/Virgin Pulse account by the next day or two.

Confirm Screening and PHA Completion

When your verified Biometric Screening and PHA have been processed, it will be reflected in your Virgin Pulse account. To confirm completion, log in to your Virgin Pulse account and select “REWARDS” under the Home tab. When you see a checkmark beside the PHA and screening descriptions, you have completed the requirements to earn the premium credit.

Screenshot of Your Plan for Health.

Privacy & Participation

Participation in YP4H biometric screenings, PHA and the incentive program is completely voluntary. To learn how your personal information is protected, please visit Your Privacy.

NOTE: Spouses have a unique requirement regarding consent. A spouse must complete the consent that is displayed to them when completing the PHA before they start earning rewards. This consent allows permission for secure data to flow from the OSU Health Plan (OSUHP) to Virgin Pulse, to comply with current regulations when offering wellness services and programming to spouses. This means anything that the OSUHP is responsible for administering, including biometric health screening status, biometric health value reporting, participating in health plan programs (e.g. coaching, care coordination, etc.), will not be sent to Virgin Pulse until the PHA and corresponding consent is completed, thus delaying when points appear for spouses.

*As a reminder, you are only eligible for one on-campus screening per calendar year. If you are unsure of when your last screening took place, please log in to Link To Health and click on the “Biometric Health Data” tab to view your history.

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Law Enforcement Technology Degree Plan

2019-2020 Central Ohio Technical College

Autumn Semester

ENGL-112

* Composition I

3

LET-100

Introduction to Criminal Justice

3

LET-161

Wellness I 

1.5

LET-215

Human Diversity

3

MATH-130

* Introduction to Statistics

3

PSY-100

* Introduction to Psychology

3

 

Total

16.5

Spring Semester

ENGL-208

* Technical Writing

3

HLT-115

Human Nutrition

2

LET-105

Ethics in Criminal Justice

2

LET-110

* Constitutional Law and Courts

3

LET-116

Public Administration

2

LET-166

* Wellness II

1.5

SPCH-100

Fundamentals of Communication

3

 

Total

16 .5

Summer Semester

LET-244

​Human Relations

3

LET-248

* Criminal Law

4.5

LET-249

*​ Administration

2

LET-263

* Subject Control

2

LET-264

* Wellness II

1

LET-282

* Investigations

2

LET-284

Homeland Security

1

LET-298

* First Aid

0.5

 

Total

19

Autumn Semester

LET-292

* Patrol

4

LET-294

* Advanced Patrol Tactics

3

LET-291

* Wellness IV

1

LET-293

* Firearms

2

LET-296

* Traffic

3.5

LET-299

* Driving

1.5

 

Total

15

Total Hours Required

  • Total Hours Required For Degree:  64.00

Helpful Information

* Courses may have prerequisites. Please check course description to view all course prerequisites and requirements.

The College Reserves the Right to Change Curricula Without Notice
Published date – January 2019
Office of Academic Affairs