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Student leaders honored
Portrait of Melanie Gibson in Montgomery Hall at COTC's Coshocton campus.

African Student Association (ASA), a student organization that has the goal to promote, maintain and raise ...

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COTC Coshocton Campus

College and Hocking College, offering associate degrees in business management, computer programming and ...

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COTC Legends of Loyalty
2019 Legends of Loyalty

Knox Promise initiatives. She is active in the Ohio Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators ...

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Lacey McCombs
Lacey McCombs stands in front of her storefront in Coshocton.

associate degree in nursing technology two years later. After a full decade in the National Guard, she ...

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Alumni Award Winners Honored
Terry Bertiaux holds his Outstanding Alumni Award certificate and glass trophy.

Reese, program director and associate professor of radiologic science technology at COTC. “She has grown ...

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COTC Offers Free College to Eligible Licking County Students

students who don’t already hold an associate or a bachelor’s degree. To qualify, students must also: Live ...

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COTC Increases Opportunities for Free College to Coshocton, Knox County Residents

students who don’t already hold an associate or a bachelor’s degree. To qualify, students must also: Live ...

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Staten sisters accelerate college with CCP
Sisters Avery and Reese Staten walk down a hallway carrying books and a laptop looking ahead with bright eyes and with smiles.

former captain said, “and I have actually earned enough credits to have my associate degree. CCP has ...

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Watch Us Grow
Picture of McConnell Hall

capacity will allow more students convenient access to COTC’s affordable associate degrees and certificates ...

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COTC Recognizes Alumni Award Recipients
John B. Jordan stands with COTC President John Berry and COTC Alumni Council President Becky Smith after receiving the Barker Community Service Alumni Award.

served as vice president of the South Newark Civic Association from 2011-2017, was a Newark City Youth ...

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