Make a Difference in a Human Services or Social Work Career
Learn more at COTC Virtual Visit Day June 7
Learn more about working in human services or social work at Central Ohio Technical College’s (COTC) human services and social work Virtual Visit Day.
COTC Engineering Associate Degrees Critical to the Workforce of the Future
For 50 years, Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) has prepared the region’s workforce with skilled career-ready graduates of the college’s in-demand technical degree and certificate programs. And now, due to Intel’s announcement in January that they will invest $20 billion in two semiconductor manufacturing facilities in Licking County, creating 3,000 permanent jobs, the region’s high-tech industrialization will continue to accelerate rapidly.
Commencement Speaker Takes “Scenic Route” to Graduation
The first time Jonny Lippincott enrolled as a student at Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) in 2003, it was as a digital media design student. One could say he took the “scenic route” to finding his true passion —
Coshocton Campus Visit Day April 29
Earn a career-ready associate degree or certificate at COTC’s Coshocton campus
High school students and adult learners can register for an upcoming visit day to tour Central Ohio Technical College’s (COTC) Coshocton campus, see equipment and labs, engage with faculty and staff, and learn about the certificates and degrees now offered in full at the campus. Light snacks and drinks will be provided.
Six Honored with COTC Legends of Loyalty Awards
At its 50th anniversary gala on April 9 in the John Gilbert Reese Center, Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) presented six Legends of Loyalty awards to individuals — and, for the first time, a local business — in recognition of their dedication to the college.
Pataskala Campus Visit Day April 27
Earn a career-ready associate degree or certificate or start a bachelor’s degree at COTC’s Pataskala campus
At Central Ohio Technical College (COTC), you can earn a degree or certificate in many of Ohio’s fastest-growing fields as you train for a meaningful career you’ll love, upskill and advance, or even start a bachelor’s degree.
There’s Still Time to Register for the Blue Line Twilight Run
Support Sheriff's Stuff the Backpack and COTC Fallen Officer Funds
Run to support two local causes at the third annual Blue Line Twilight Run 5K and 10K, which will be held on Saturday, May 14, 7 p.m., at the Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) Newark campus. Online registration is available at go.cotc.edu/bluelinerun through Wednesday, May 11.
COTC Knox Campus Visit Day April 26
Earn a career-ready associate degree or certificate or start a bachelor’s degree at COTC’s Knox campus
Earn a degree or certificate in many of Ohio’s fastest-growing fields as you train for a meaningful career you’ll love, upskill and advance, or even start a bachelor’s degree. At Central Ohio Technical College (COTC), your goals are our goals; our small class sizes and expert faculty make learning personal.
Independence Day Concert and Fireworks Return
Application for Vendors Now Open
Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) and The Ohio State University at Newark are excited to announce the much-anticipated return of the Independence Day Concert and Fireworks Celebration on July 3.
Marketing Office Wins National Awards
The Office of Marketing and Public Relations at Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) and The Ohio State University at Newark won four awards in the 37th annual Educational Advertising Awards. The national competition recognizes the field of educational marketing and advertising.
Registration Open for Blue Line Twilight Run 5K/10K at COTC
Supports Fallen Officer and Sheriff's Backpack Funds
Registration is now open for the third annual Blue Line Twilight Run 5K and 10K, which will be held in person on Saturday, May 14, 7 p.m., at the Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) Newark campus.
COTC to Offer Free College for Eligible Knox County Residents
New high school graduates and adults of all ages can benefit
Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) promises to transform the lives of more students by making free college a reality for eligible Knox County residents.
13th Annual Community Intercultural Relations Conference
"Creating Inclusive Spaces"
There’s no question that when we find a space that is accessible, welcoming and inclusive, we feel free to live our best lives and do our best work. But sometimes it’s hard to know how to get there — or how to create those spaces for others whose experiences are different from our own. At the 13th Annual Community Intercultural Relations Conference, participants will explore ways to identify the barriers and biases that hinder those creative spaces.
COTC Honors Coshocton Resident Marion Sutton with Legends of Loyalty Award
Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) recognized Coshocton resident Marion Sutton with the college’s Legends of Loyalty award during a recent Coshocton Campus Town Hall and presidential reception celebrating COTC’s 50th Anniversary. The Legends of Loyalty award, the highest honor bestowed by the college, was established in 2011 to recognize individuals who have impacted the college through their selfless service and unwavering support. Sutton’s name will be added to a perpetual plaque that hangs in the Office of the President.
Earn College Credit in Half the Time with COTC’s Accelerated Courses
Still time to enroll at COTC this spring
There’s still time to enroll at Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) this spring. Registration is open for the college’s second-term accelerated courses, which start March 7. Accelerated classes allow students to earn the same college credit as full-length semester courses in half the time.
COTC Honors Alumni with College Awards
Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) presented three alumni awards to graduates who demonstrated achievement in their careers with exceptional dedication to the populations they serve.
COTC Website Wins Regional Design Award
Central Ohio Technical College was
recently awarded a 2021 silver Medallion award for its website.
The Medallions, awarded by the National Council for Marketing and
Public Relations (NCMPR), recognize outstanding achievement in
design and communication at community and technical colleges in
each of NCMPR’s seven districts. COTC was awarded the silver
Medallion in NCMPR’s District 3, which includes community and
technical colleges in Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio,
Wisconsin and Ontario.
Nominations Sought for Diversity and Inclusion Champion Award
The Community Intercultural Relations Committee is accepting nominations for the Diversity and Inclusion Champion Award. This award recognizes individuals and businesses from Licking County for implementing, improving or supporting diversity and inclusion (D&I) initiatives. Nominations will be accepted through March 1.
COTC Expands Career-Ready Programs at Pataskala Campus
Healthcare and IT Options Grow
Earn a degree or certificate in some of Ohio’s fastest-growing fields and get started in a fulfilling career you’ll love. Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) has expanded career-ready programs in healthcare, IT and digital media that can be completed in full at its Pataskala campus, located at 8660 E. Broad Street. The campus underwent a $4.2 million renovation last year, bringing a new nursing and allied health skills lab, science and computer labs, classroom and academic support spaces, and student collaboration spaces to the completely renovated facility.
COTC Offers First Bachelor’s Degree
Applications now open for Diagnostic Medical Sonography Technology
Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) is launching its first bachelor’s degree program to meet workforce demand in the central Ohio region. The Bachelor of Applied Science in Diagnostic Medical Sonography (BAS in DMS) prepares students for careers as registered sonographers. This is a selective, competitive program. Applicants must first apply to COTC and then complete the DMS program application by Aug. 15.