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Peace Officer Graduates Sworn In
COTC cadets stand in a line between the Licking County Sheriff's and COTC's police academy vehicles in front of the John Gilbert Reese Center on the day of their graduation.

Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) saw 15 cadets graduate from the Peace Officer Basic Training (POBT) program on Friday, Sept. 26. Each cadet successfully passed the state certification exam on their first attempt and were all sworn in as sheriff depu ...

News - 10/08/2024 - 9:58am

President's Cabinet
The members of the President's Cabinet stand in a line in the Reese Center.

Brian Boehmer, superintendent of facilities and support services;  David Brillhart, EdD, vice president for business and finance;  Sanath Kumar, PhD, director of marketing and public relations;  Jacqueline Parrill, EdD, vice president and chief of staff;  ...

Post - 12/21/2022 - 2:03pm

COTC Recognizes Legends of Loyalty Award Recipients
Jennifer Roberts; Jacqueline Parrill, EdD; Sandra Walker EJD; and Andrea Tozzi stand in a line holding their Legends of Loyalty award trophies in the lobby of the Reese Center.

This year’s Legends of Loyalty award winners are the Newark Campus Development Fund (NCDF), Jacqueline Parrill, Sandra Walker, and Andrea Tozzi and the Young Project. ...

News - 10/06/2025 - 9:14am

Student Conduct
A close-up of the exterior of the Warner Center showing the name on the front side.

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Post - 04/20/2026 - 8:43am

Disability Services
An aerial view of the back patio of the Warner Center.

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Post - 04/20/2026 - 9:00am

Counseling Services
Sun shines on the facade of the Warner Center and an outdoor light with a COTC banner on it.

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Post - 04/20/2026 - 9:01am

Award Winners, New Scholarships Announced
Fifteen students who received a scholarship from the Reese family stand in the J. Gilbert Reese Center.

Through the selfless acts of hundreds of such campus supporters, COTC and Ohio State Newark students received a combined $2.6 million in scholarships during the 2025-26 academic year. ...

News - 05/01/2026 - 8:44am

College Credit Plus (CCP)
Two CCP students walk inside the hallway of the Reese Center holding books and backpacks looking ahead.

High school students earn college credit — and, in some cases, a postsecondary certificate or degree — for free with the state's CCP program. We partner with several central Ohio high schools to offer classes in your district and also welcome you to ...

Post - 04/15/2026 - 7:24am