Cincinnati Reds medical director Dr. Timothy Kremchek believes Wilmington College’s new Center for Sport Sciences will be the “envy” of larger universities and professional sports teams and a facility distinct in its ability to serve medical needs in the region.
Cincinnati Reds medical director Dr. Timothy Kremchek believes Wilmington College’s new Center for Sport Sciences will be the “envy” of larger universities and professional sports teams and a facility distinct in its ability to serve medical needs in the region.
Cincinnati Reds medical director Dr. Timothy Kremchek believes Wilmington College’s new Center for Sport Sciences will be the “envy” of larger universities and professional sports teams and a facility distinct in its ability to serve medical needs in the region.
Great Oaks Career Campuses Board Chair Ron Friend and Great Oaks Vice President Jon Quatman were given statewide honors recently by the Ohio Association for Career and Technical Education.
Rachel Mullis originally chose UC Clermont for practical reasons — she liked the college’s commuter environment and affordable tuition. But Mullis, who graduated in May with two associate’s degrees — one in criminal justice, another in psychology — soon found herself in a place where she was not only poised for academic success, but presented with an opportunity to serve others, too.
The Shawnee State University Board of Trustees has installed Joseph Watson and Brian Stiers as its newest members. The SSU Board of Trustees consists of nine voting members and two student members, appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate.
For one of its final public events of the summer, International Space University’s (ISU) 28th Space Studies Program (SSP15) invites the public to the Ohio University Airport near Albany to witness participants launch their mid-powered rocket designs on Saturday, July 18.
Marci Metcalfe, one of five children, was raised in Goshen. In 1997, she entered into the Health Technology program at Live Oaks Career Development Center with the goal of becoming a respiratory nurse.
Jacob Leininger and Kylea Shepherd, both 2015 HHS graduates, have been recognized as the top achievers in the Business Cooperative Program for Hillsboro High School.
Jacob Leininger and Kylea Shepherd, both 2015 HHS graduates, have been recognized as the top achievers in the Business Cooperative Program for Hillsboro High School.
Jacob Leininger and Kylea Shepherd, both 2015 HHS graduates, have been recognized as the top achievers in the Business Cooperative Program for Hillsboro High School.
Dr. Teri Wallace has been named the keynote speaker for the seventh annual education conference, “Building Bridges,” which will be held July 20-23, 2015, at Southern State Community College’s Central Campus, 100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro.
