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STUDIO ART
Build your portfolio (or just your appreciation of art) at Columbus State
Learn to express yourself through painting, drawing and design with Columbus
State’s studio art courses. Students learn the practical techniques needed to
bring their creative vision to life, as well as learning about the history of
art. Whether you’re looking to build your portfolio, transfer to a four-year art
program, fulfill an elective or just deepen your appreciation of art, these
classes will help you get there. Topics range from beginning drawing to color
composition and 3-D design.
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
ETHAN TRACEY – DESIGNING A FUTURE
Ethan Tracey is studying to be a city and regional planner – but part of the
foundation is Columbus State. The Hilliard native says he chose Columbus State
because of the affordable tuition and one-on-one attention. “My CState
experience has been great,” Tracey says. “I feel like the professors really care
and they enjoy what they teach.”
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
SAVE 40-60% ON THE COST OF A BACHELOR’S DEGREE
Students who start at Columbus State and transfer save up to 60% on the total
cost of their bachelor’s degree.
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
CRYSTAL CLARK, ENGLISH
Through her lessons on literature and composition, Clark aims to inspire a love
of lifelong learning
Crystal Clark has been teaching English at Columbus State for more than 20
years. She focuses on composition, literature and creative writing, but no
matter what class she’s teaching, she aims to equip students with the critical
thinking skills they need to help them navigate life. “I would like to believe
that opportunities have been awakened in you, that insight has been awakened in
you, this quest for wanting to know and understand more has been awakened,” she
says.
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
ANDREW NIELSEN: COMMUNICATION IS KEY
Communication is key to Andrew Nielsen's role at Nationwide - a skill he honed
at Columbus State.
Nielsen started his higher education at Columbus State, earning an associate of
arts degree. He credits his Columbus State faculty for their high standards and
willingness to work with him outside of class times. The associate of arts
fulfills the first two years of a bachelor's degree, and Nielsen went on to earn
a bachelor's in the History of Art at Ohio State. That got him in the door at
Nationwide.
Now, Nielsen works with a network of brokers, salespeople and underwriters to
sell insurance solutions to employers.
"A lot of courses at both Columbus State and Ohio State focused on writing and
communication, which helped set me up for my role at Nationwide," Nielsen says.
"I’m glad that I was held to a high standard so that I could be ready to get a
job that has helped provide for my family financially."
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
ABEL KIFLE ANDEBRHAN: HIGH SCHOOL STANDOUT
The Columbus State 2020 spring graduating class included 17 high school seniors
who earned a high school diploma the same month they earned a college degree.
The feat is made possible by Ohio’s College Credit Plus (CCP) program. CCP
allows students to take Columbus State classes and earn high school and college
credits simultaneously. Abel Kifle Andebrhan, who received an Associate of
Science degree, is one of those students.
The 18-year-old from Pickerington North High School began taking Columbus State
classes his freshman year. “College Credit Plus was a great option for me,” says
Andebrhan. “I had to learn a lot about time management and to balance everything
with work and social life, but I made it happen because it's important to me.”
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
SOCIAL SCIENCES
Expand your worldview by studying the inner workings of individuals and
societies.
The social sciences – anthropology, criminology, economics, geography, political
science, and sociology – help us understand ourselves and the world better.
These courses can help you choose a major, and often count toward the general
education credits you need to transfer to a bachelor’s degree. In these classes,
you’ll learn to think critically about questions like, “How does scarcity
influence economics?” and “How do geographers understand the relationship
between people and places?” and even, “Where do we come from?”
Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
MACKENZIE GRADY – OFF AND RUNNING
Mackenzie Grady earned her associate of arts degree from Columbus State in
spring 2021 and transferred to Ohio State. She’s already well on her way to a
degree in psychology.
“Going to Columbus State was so helpful in my transition into college. Coming
from a small town near Toledo, Columbus State gave me friendship and an
education all at the perfect size,” Grady says. “I graduated with the help of my
advisor and professors that really came alongside me to help me get transferred
to Ohio State! I am eternally grateful for the opportunities Columbus State gave
me.”
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ZACHARY GRIFFITH: STUDENT’S DATA TO BE CITED IN UPCOMING PAPER
Data gathered by a Columbus State student might help the next generation of
American chestnut trees recover from a deadly blight.
Student Zachary Griffith’s data will be cited in an forthcoming scientific paper
on how chestnuts survive on former coal-mining land. Griffith, who is pursuing
his Associate of Science in Biology, was connected to the research project by
Ryan Homsher, an instructor at the Delaware Campus.
American chestnuts were well-known in colonial America, but they’re nearly
extinct today. “I didn’t understand how fundamental the American chestnut was.
It was a huge market for the Appalachian region,” Griffith says. Read full story
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MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
Basic Mathematics, Geometry, Algebra, Statistics, Calculus
Whether you’re planning a career in the field of mathematics, or you struggle
with math anxiety (yeah, it’s a thing!), we’ve got the math courses, experienced
instructors, and student support to help you conquer the next level. Classes are
offered from basic to advanced levels in all mathematical disciplines, including
math classes specialized for the needs of specific fields. All augmented with
tutoring at all levels, provided at no charge for Columbus State students.
Biological, Physical, and Mathematical Sciences
FUTURE SCIENTISTS OF OHIO
Full tuition for two years at Columbus State
Funded by both the National Science Foundation and Choose Ohio First, the Future
Scientists of Ohio program (FSO) provides full-tuition scholarships for incoming
freshmen. Students must be enrolled in the Associate of Science major and
planning to transfer after earning an associate degree to pursue a bachelor’s
degree in a STEM field. The scholarship is renewable for a second year, allowing
students to complete their first two years of a bachelor’s degree tuition-free.
Students with required grade point averages also have the opportunity to take
their FSO scholarship with them for reduced tuition at many four-year
universities.
Biological, Physical, and Mathematical Sciences
PHYSICAL SCIENCES
Astronomy, Chemistry, Physics, Engineering, and Geology
Courses in the physical sciences provide an in-depth understanding of the nature
and properties of energy and nonliving matter. Our small class sizes and
personal attention from instructors provide the hands-on environment to
cultivate learning and discovery of intricacies of the inanimate world around
us.
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GRADUATE READY TO FACE THE FUTURE – INSTEAD OF PAYING OFF THE PAST.
Columbus State’s low tuition rate – the lowest in the region – lets you complete
the first two years of a bachelor’s degree, often debt-free! This significant
savings lets you cut up to 60% off the cost of your college education. And with
scholarships offered at Columbus State, as well as at many of our Preferred
Pathway partner schools, your savings could be even greater.
Biological, Physical, and Mathematical Sciences
LSAMP
The Louis Stokes Alliances for Minority Participation at Columbus State
The mission of the Columbus State LSAMP program is to increase the number of
underrepresented minority students who complete associate degrees in STEM
disciplines (science, technology/computer science, engineering, and mathematics)
and transfer to a four-year institution to continue their STEM education.
LSAMP provides resources, education and support to address academic, personal,
emotional, social, financial, cultural and ethnic issues that may affect
students’ academic performance and persistence toward a college degree.
Columbus State LSAMP participants benefit from:
* Personal academic advising and tutoring
* Peer mentoring and networking
* Faculty-mentored undergraduate research opportunities
* Community service opportunities
* Opportunities for student employment
* Participation in The Ohio LSAMP Alliance Conference
For additional information and to apply to the LSAMP Program, email program
coordinator Dr. Randle at mrandle2@cscc.edu.
Biological, Physical, and Mathematical Sciences
ADEINA DAVIS – THE RIGHT PLACE TO START
After homeschooling, Adeina Davis wasn’t ready to start at a large four-year
university. Columbus State is turning out to be the perfect place to start.
Davis started her college career at Columbus State to take advantage of small
classes and individual attention from professors. She says her favorite classes
so far have been biology, anthropology and African-American Studies. She’s
getting a well-rounded education in science and social issues.
The North Carolina native has her eyes on the next step: She says she plans to
transfer to Ohio State University and study veterinary medicine.
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STEM CLUB
A community of students in STEM majors.
Students interested in exploring the STEM fields find kinship, direction and
exploration through the STEM Club at Columbus State. The group meets each month
to engage in activities career exploration, field trips, and guest speakers.
It’s the ideal way to forge friendships, share experiences, and build your
professional network.
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SHANDON MITCHELL, BUSINESS AND IT
Discovering new opportunities with Columbus State’s Honors Program
Shandon Mitchell almost didn’t go to Columbus State. He started at a four-year
college in 2014, but had to leave after a problem with scholarships. Luckily, a
spot was still open in Columbus State’s Honors Program. "At first, it seemed
like the end of the world, but I'm glad I ended up at Columbus State," Mitchell
says. "The Honors Program has helped me in ways I couldn't have imagined."
That program also led to an internship at COSI, which led to a job as a research
assistant on a project to compare regional accents around Ohio. And if that
wasn’t enough, Mitchell helped his brother and some friends start an apparel
company while he was still a student as Columbus State. StarStrukt has a
thriving online trade and maintains a storefront in Reynoldsburg.
After earning his associate degree, Mitchell transferred to Ohio State’s Fisher
College of business, where he’s decided to focus on business and IT for his
bachelor’s degree. “I’m on track to graduate, on time, and with half the cost,”
Mitchell says, noting the value of Columbus State’s low tuition.
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EXACT TRACK BUSINESS PROGRAM
Earn a bachelor’s degree in less than four years with this streamlined business
program
Whether you want to advance your career or prepare for a new one, The Exact
Track Business program can get you there. This accelerated program from Columbus
State and Franklin University allows candidates to earn a bachelor’s degree in
less than four years. The program is convenient and affordable, with preplanned
classes and free textbooks. After completing the program, you’ll have an
Associate of Applied Science in Business Management from Columbus State and a
B.S. in Business Administration and Management & Leadership from Franklin
University.
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OHIO IS EXPECTED TO ADD 53,300 ADDITIONAL FOOD SERVICE JOBS BY 2027.
According to the National Restaurant Association, the food service industry is
expected to grow rapidly in Ohio. Columbus State’s hospitality program is widely
recognized as one of the best in the state.
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THE ANNUAL MEDIAN SALARY FOR PROPERTY, REAL ESTATE AND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
MANAGERS IS $57,040
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, property, real estate and community
association managers earn an average of almost $60,000 a year. Columbus State’s
real estate major offers flexible certificate that prepare you to work as a
property manager.
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REUEL BARKSDALE, BUSINESS MANAGEMENT
Professors at Columbus State are here because they love to teach
Business management professor Reuel Barksdale calls the environment at Columbus
State “addictive.” He’s passionate about teaching, and thrives on the
relationships he’s able to build with students. “At Columbus State Community
College, teachers get rewarded or get applauded because of their ability to
teach,” he says. “Not because of research. Not because of journaling. Not
because of publishing, but because of the ability to teach.”
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AUTUMN SPITLER – AUTUMN’S SWEET SHOPPE
Autumn Spitler’s recipe for success includes a big heaping of hard work and a
pinch of Columbus State.
Spitler graduated with an associate degree in Baking & Pastry Arts, with a
Foundations of Business Certificate, in winter 2018. Today, she’s running
Autumn’s Sweet Shoppe, a small-batch bakery specializing in tantalizing treats.
She credits her time at Columbus State for not only building her baking skills,
but also her leadership. While on campus, she was a diversity peer educator,
social media ambassador, and received an Outstanding Woman Leader of the Year
award. “The opportunities provided to me as a student were amazing and far
beyond what I expected from a community college,” Spitler says.
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HOSPITALITY PROGRAMS AT COLUMBUS STATE
From event planning to restaurant management, we prepare graduates for a wide
range of careers in the food and tourism industry.
If you’re looking to start your career (or take it to the next level) in the
food and hospitality industry, there’s a program for you in Columbus State’s
hospitality program. Our widely respected Culinary Apprenticeship major blends
classroom instruction with on-the-job experience in local restaurant kitchens,
while the Baking and Pastry Arts major balances baking fundamentals with
business management instruction. Students who aspire to management will get the
skills they need in the Restaurant and Foodservice Management major. And if you
love planning and organizing events, the Hotel, Tourism and Event Management
major prepares students for a variety of careers in the hospitality industry,
including meeting and event planning.
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ACCOUNTING
Ever heard of forensic accounting? It’s one of many career options in the
surprisingly diverse accounting field.
If you love numbers, you’re in luck — accounting consistently ranks as one of
the top career opportunities in business. Investors, creditors, business
managers, and government agencies all rely on accurate and complete financial
statements so that they can make good decisions, and the accounting major at
Columbus State gives you the conceptual and practical knowledge you need to
start your accounting career. Job opportunities in this field range from
internal auditing, cost accounting, budgeting, financial forecasting, and even
forensic accounting, which focuses on detecting fraud.
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ART, MEDIA, & DESIGN
Students get real-world training in digital design
We teach real-world design skills in Columbus State's department of Art, Media,
& Design. Students get expert instruction and learn the importance of deadlines
in Studio 413, our student-run advertising agency. The department includes
Digital Design & Graphics, Interactive Media, Digital Photography, and our new
associate degrees in Mobile App Design & Development.
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THE MINDS BEHIND THE DESIGNS
Students from the Digital Design and Graphics, Digital Photography, and Video
Game Art and Animation programs make up the staff of Studio 413.
Studio 413 is Columbus State's student ad agency that provides advertising and
promotional materials to businesses and companies outside of Columbus State, as
well as departments and service organizations here on campus. Students deliver
everything from graphic design and brand identity to web page development and
digital photography for brochures, logos, posters, web advertising and marketing
services. This gives students a unique opportunity to participate in all aspects
of an advertising agency from initial concept to working directly with the
client on the final product. Along with the valuable experience, students
produce creative work that they can add to their resume and portfolios.
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CYBERSECURITY
Plugged in. Career connected.
Highly trained experts are needed to create innovative solutions to prevent
hackers from stealing critical information or causing problems for computer
networks. In collaboration with the National Science Foundation and with support
from the National Security agency, Columbus State has created a program that is
educating the next generation of cybersecurity experts. The field is expected to
grow faster than average, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Computer Science, Information Technology and Design
THE SMARTEST START TO A BACHELOR’S DEGREE
Starting at Columbus State can save 30-60% off the total cost of a bachelor’s
degree
When you earn an associate degree at Columbus State, your credits are guaranteed
to transfer to any state college or university in the State of Ohio. Our
Preferred Pathway partners provide even more benefits like guaranteed admission,
academic advising.
Computer Science, Information Technology and Design
MOBILE APP DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
Mobilize your career as an app designer or developer
In the last decade, the percentage of Americans who own a smartphone jumped from
35 to 85 percent. The mobile industry has created a wide range of career
opportunities — companies need tech professionals who can build engaging,
easy-to-use mobile apps. Columbus State’s Mobile App Design and Development
program offers the opportunity to launch a career in this growing field.
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GET CREDIT FOR IT CERTIFICATES
Already got an IT certificate? Apply it to an associate degree!
Students with industry-recognized credentials have a head start on an associate
degree at Columbus State. Our Computer Science department awards college credit
for a number of IT certificates from recognized vendors like Cisco and CompTIA.
Check out the list of certificates to see if you qualify.
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AWARD-WINNING DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY PROGRAM
Digital Photography has grown into a world-class degree
Columbus State’s Digital Photography program was named one of the top
photography degrees in the country by Intelligent.com in both 2020 and 2021. The
site ranked programs based on student readiness, return on investment, cost, and
other factors. Columbus State’s program was singled out for excellence in an
online program.
The program emphasizes the fundamentals, says program coordinator Gene
Strickland. Many grads transfer to photography bachelor’s degree programs, where
their mastery of craft is a distinct advantage.
“Four-year schools love our grads because they really learn their aesthetic and
technical skills,” Strickland says, “and their portfolios are rock-solid.”
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WORKING TOGETHER TO CLOSE THE SKILLS GAP
Close partnerships with area businesses means increased opportunity for our
graduates
The demand for IT professionals is huge and two-year degrees are critical to
fill the skills gap between the numbers of open jobs and individuals able to
fill them. Columbus State students are learn marketable skills that employers
are looking, Manifest Solution counts on Columbus State grads to fill their IT
positions.
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HEATING, VENTILATION, AIR CONDITIONING AND REFRIGERATION.
Employers demand skills beyond the basics.
Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers work on
heating, ventilation, cooling, and refrigeration systems that control the
temperature and air quality in buildings. Candidates familiar with computers and
electronics and those with good troubleshooting skills — important skillsets
emphasized in Columbus State’s HVAC program — will have the best job
opportunities as employers continue to have difficulty finding qualified
technicians to install, maintain, and repair complex new systems.
Construction and Skilled Trades
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, SAFETY AND HEALTH
As environmental awareness grows, so do career opportunities.
Environmental and safety technicians apply the principles of science,
engineering, communication, and economics to protect and enhance the safety and
health of humans and of our natural resources. Job opportunities are very
diverse with many graduates of the program being employed with environmental
consulting firms, water and wastewater treatment plants, industrial facilities,
construction companies, and governmental agencies. Careers opportunities in this
field are growing faster than average and expected to continue growing through
2024, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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SHAUN BARBER
3D Visualization
Columbus State helped Shaun Barber visualize a great career. Barber earned an
associate degree in Construction Management, which helped him land a job as a
project estimator. There, he uses his skills in 3D modeling to bring his
clients' dreams to life. Accurate renderings help the business estimate costs
and ensures clients get exactly what they're looking for.
"Columbus State gave me the knowledge to take my career to the next level,"
Barber says. "By learning 3D modeling and how to write a good business plan, I
have been able to assist my company succeed in the digital age."
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LANDSCAPE DESIGN AND MANAGEMENT
Landscape students pitch in at the Columbus Zoo
In the spring of 2019, Columbus State established a collaboration with the
Columbus Zoo and Aquarium to provide horticulture support to the zoo while
giving students a valuable hands-on learning opportunity.
Landscape Design and Management students meet regularly at the zoo throughout
the semester, where they perform important horticulture tasks such as seasonal
cleanup, corrective pruning, as well as edging landscape beds and mulching.
Students put the concepts they learn in class into practice, and the Columbus
Zoo benefits from the students’ work. In the spring 2019 semester, Columbus
State students were largely responsible for planting new landscaping around
Conservation Lake, a main focal point when guests walk into the zoo.
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$29,353 – THE AVERAGE STUDENT DEBT LOAD IN OHIO
Columbus State costs just $4,000 a year, offering an affordable path to earning
your degree
Construction and Skilled Trades
WELDING
The structure of society is shaped by welders
Welding is a skilled trade that, when mastered, transforms the student from rod
burner to skilled artisan. From the metal beams that support skyscrapers to rods
that power automobiles to the puddle that shapes a child’s toy, welders’ work is
an essential part of creating all aspects of modern existence.
Students in the Skilled Trades Associate Degree Program in Welding acquire
knowledge and skills that qualify them for commercial, industrial, and
manufacturing jobs in the welding industry. Students successfully completing
their degree will also have the opportunity to earn up to a LEVEL II Advanced
Welder Certification through the American Welding Society.
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JEZ ALOGLA
Construction Manager, Fischer Homes. Adjunct Instructor, Construction
Management, Columbus State.
Jez Alogla enrolled at Columbus State to obtain an associate degree in
Construction Management. “I’d previously worked in the construction industry for
eight years, so I felt that I knew most everything there was to know about
construction,” he said. “Boy, was I wrong!”
The Construction Management program helped Alogla become a well-rounded
construction manager who understands all facets of a construction project. It
helped him solidify skills he already learned on the job, like blue print
reading and field management, and taught him new ones, like how to use
Timberline estimating software, Auto CAD drafting software, and Primavera
scheduling software.
Alogla appreciated that his instructors at Columbus State had backgrounds in the
industry, and were able to challenge students at every level of experience.
“They had such a huge impact on me that, after I graduated, I came back to
Columbus State as adjunct professor in construction sciences,” he said.
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FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
Perhaps now more than ever, skilled trades professionals are in high demand
No matter how technical the field, every industry counts on facilities
management professionals to keep buildings and equipment up and running. More
than just training students for a job, we educate you in preparation for a
career in the following skilled trades:
* Carpentry
* Electrical
* Plumbing
* Sheet Metal
* Welding
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TRACY L. SMITH: TOP RANKED GRAD
If you see a first responder, chances are they're a Columbus State grad. And if
you're in the City of Columbus, that goes all the way to top.
Tracy L. Smith, who is both a graduate of and an adjunct professor in Columbus
State's Fire Science department, was recently named assistant chief for
emergency services at the Columbus Division of Fire. Smith oversees 1,300 public
safety employees, including all firefighters, EMS workers, the hazmat unit and
the bomb squad.
In her current role as assistant chief, Smith is the highest-ranking woman in
the history of the Columbus Division of Fire. She credits her position to her
hard work and guidance from great leaders in the division. During her 22-year
career, Smith has seen more women and minorities enter the profession, and as an
instructor at Columbus State she's in a position to inspire even more to rise
through the ranks.
“It’s not significant that it’s me. It’s significant that over the years, the
city has changed in the opportunities it gives all people to succeed,” Smith
said. “I hope this sends a message to young women everywhere that if they work
hard and stay focused, they can do anything.”
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FIRE SCIENCE
Live burn simulations are vital for firefighters in training
Until recently, students in Columbus State’s Fire Science program had to travel
to the Ohio Fire Academy in Reynoldsburg or to surrounding departments to get
live burn training. Now, the department has its own two-story fire training lab
simulator, located at the Southwest Regional Learning Cetner at Bolton Field.
The simulator is built from shipping containers and can accommodate up to 20
students. The Fire Science department conducts three live burn trainings every
semester, allowing students to practice fighting fires fueled with natural
materials as well as liquid ignition sources.
Education, Human Services and Public Safety
HELPING PEOPLE GET BACK ON TRACK
Ashley Weaver knew she wanted to study Criminal Justice, but instead of wanting
to punish people who break the law, she wanted to help them get their lives back
on track.
The Pataskala native came to Columbus State in 2018 to take general courses and
was inspired by a class with Professor Daniel Hare to pursue a career in the
court system. She graduated in 2020 with a Criminal Justice Associate of Applied
Science, and her connections in the program helped her land an internship, then
later a job with the Licking County Municipal Court.
Now, Ashley works as a Drug Court Probation Officer in Licking County,
overseeing people who have been sentenced for drug crimes or are suffering from
drug abuse problems.
“I really do love it. I work so closely with them, and I see a lot of change in
their lives. It’s very rewarding,” she says. Read full story
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PARALEGAL PROGRAM
Earn your associate degree at Columbus State, then your bachelor’s at Kent State
Paralegals form an important part of the legal profession. Under the supervision
of lawyers, they conduct a variety of legal business, such as drafting documents
and doing research. Whether you’re just entering the paralegal field or you’re
an established professional looking to add to your credentials (and earning
potential), the ABA-approved Paralegal Program at Columbus State prepares you
for a great career.
Columbus State and Kent State have teamed up to offer the 3+1 Paralegal Studies
program, allowing you to complete three years of study at Columbus State’s low
tuition rate, then stay on Columbus State’s campus for the fourth year of Kent
State courses to complete your bachelor’s degree.
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LAUREN DAVIS: BACK TO SCHOOL
Lauren Davis says she was “scared and hesitant” to apply at Columbus State. At
27 years old, she had been out of school for a decade. However, she says, “With
the support and encouragement of friends, I dove in.”
She started slow, taking only seven credit hours the first semester in 2018 as a
part-time student. Working full-time in sales made it difficult to take more
classes. But then Davis had an epiphany. “I realized the sales job was not my
end goal,” she says. “So I left a job I loved and took a part-time job which
allowed me to take hold of my education goals and be a full-time student.” Davis
graduated magna cum laude with an Associate of Arts degree and will transfer to
Ohio State-Newark to obtain her bachelor’s degree in Middle Childhood Education
followed by a master’s degree in Psychology.
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EARLY CHILDHOOD AIDE CERTIFICATES
Program offers independence and a dream job
Two Licking County women are on the path to a rewarding career with Columbus
State’s Early Childhood Aide Certificate, a program to train students with
developmental disabilities to work with young children. Ellen Roudebush and
Jordyn Hubert are carpooling together as they complete the yearlong program.
Students spend some time in the classroom, but also get hands-on experience at
different childcare centers. The pair have learned to navigate college and use
the resources Columbus State offers, such as getting a quiet place to take
exams. “Working with children is my dream job,” Ellen said.
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DAVID JANNING
David Janning is bringing the experience from two deployments fighting COVID-19
back to the classroom.
David Janning graduated Columbus State Community College with an associate
degree in Emergency Medical Services/Fire Science in 2011, and has taught in
that department for seven years. He's also currently a student in the RN Nursing
Associate Degree program.
So, when the pandemic started, Janning knew that he had skills that could be
useful. He reached out to a company recruiting for health care professionals to
work in COVID-19 hot spots. Janning took a brief sabbatical from his studies and
teaching and immediately went down South with 50 pounds of medical supplies for
his first deployment.
“When we can say, ‘Not only are we are teaching this, we are living it,’ it
makes teaching that much more effective,” Janning says.
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AMBULANCE SIMULATORS
Thanks to grant funding, Columbus State’s Emergency Medical Services (EMS)
program has three new simulation rig ambulances. Known as “sim-rigs,” they are
replicas of the back of an actual ambulance. They were constructed in a lab
classroom where the EMS program is based.
Previously, students used what you might consider “make-believe” ambulance
setups. For example, they would place a stretcher in an area surrounded by
chairs to act as shelves for medical items that you would need in an ambulance.
Staring with this semester, students will have an actual replica of the back of
an ambulance.
State Rapid Grants provided nearly $28,000 for each of the three sim rigs.
Additional grant funding provided just over $14,000 for the three stretchers and
special equipment. They are used by students in the Emergency Medical Services
Technology associate degree program, the Paramedic certification program, and
the Emergency Medical Technician certification program.
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NURSING
Successful nursing careers begin at Columbus State
Nurses work closely with patients to perform physical exams, administer
medication, interpret patient information and much more. Our five-semester
Associate of Applied Science in Nursing prepares graduates to work in a variety
of settings, with an emphasis on critical thinking, decision making, delegation
and care management skills. Columbus State also offers certificates for those
seeking entry-level jobs or for nurses to expand their credentials.
Health Sciences
YOUR PATH TO A DEBT-FREE DEGREE
Starting at Columbus State and transferring can help you save up to 60% on your
bachelor’s degree
Why pay more for the same degree? When you start at Columbus State, you can
transfer your associate degree to one of our many partner institutions and save
big. That way, you can graduate ready to tackle your future, rather than paying
off the past.
Health Sciences
VETERINARY TECHNOLOGY
Channel your compassion for pets and people.
“If you want to work in a vet’s office, you’re probably an animal person.
Columbus State’s Veterinary Technology program teaches you to care for pets and
interact with their owners, too. Courses range from veterinary anatomy to
business communication. Students get hands-on experience in our lab and through
clinical experience, and graduates are able to conduct physical examinations,
administer anesthesia, communicate with clients and keep records under the
supervision of a licensed veterinarian.”
Health Sciences
HEALTHCARE JOBS ARE EXPECTED TO GROW FASTER THAN ANY OTHER SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY
Start your career in this high-demand industry with help from Columbus State
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the health care industry is
projected to add 2.3 million jobs between 2014 and 2024 — that’s more job
openings than any other occupation. Many careers in the health care field
require only an associate degree, and range from nursing to dental hygiene to
respiratory therapy. If you plan to earn a bachelor’s or master’s degree in the
medical field, starting at Columbus State and transferring can save you
thousands of dollars in student loans.
Health Sciences
ABBY KIROV: DEGREE-SEEKING MOM
Abby Kirov is one of Columbus State’s many non-traditional students. As a
29-year-old working adult, she turned to the College to earn a degree many years
after high school. She graduated with an Associate of Science in nursing.
Before arriving at Columbus State six years ago, Kirov was already working in
the health care field as a medical assistant at OhioHealth Heart & Vascular.
“The program was challenging as a new mom and full-time medical assistant. I
shed a lot of tears, I missed important family moments, and worked harder than
ever.”
Health Sciences
ALLYSON STOUGHT, RESPIRATORY CARE
To the heart of the pandemic
Allyson Stought went where she was most needed: To New York City, to the center
of a pandemic.
Stought, who graduated in 2018 with an associate degree in Respiratory Care,
went to New York City at the end of April to help operate ventilators for
patients suffering from COVID-19. She was deployed to NewYork-Presbyterian /
Weill Cornell Medical Center and hit the ground running.
"As respiratory therapists, we really are the front lines of this," Stought
says. "We have our hands in anything cardio-pulmonary related. They are really
relying on us to help treat this virus."
Health Sciences
FROM EXERCISE SCIENCE TO HERBAL MEDICINE
Networking helped this Columbus State student engage in scientific research and
discover a new passion
A sports-lover all her life, Zea’annah Slack knew she wanted to major in
exercise science. Slack took some courses at Columbus State during her junior
year of high school, and she enjoyed the experience so much that she decided to
enroll here to earn her associate degree. That decision allowed her to forge
connections with advisors and teachers early on, and opened the door to new
opportunities. Slack’s advisor helped her land a research assistant position at
Ohio State University where she’s worked on a study looking at the effects of
nutrition and exercise for minority students in college.
“The thing I like the most about Columbus State is that you really get to know
you professors on a name-to-name basis,” Slack says. “It helped me stay focused
and get good grades because it was easy for me to get the help and tutoring I
needed.”
Slack plans to transfer to a four-year school to earn a physician’s assistant
degree with a minor in herbal science — a passion she’s developed during her
time at Columbus State. Slack aspires to own her own herbal remedy business one
day, so she can educate others about the benefits of herbal treatments and
create her own affordable yet effective remedies.
Health Sciences
A STRONG FOUNDATION
Earning an Associate of Science degree set Emily Holbrook up for success
Initially, Emily Holbrook assumed she would attend Ohio State University her
freshman year of college. But when she discovered the resources available to her
at Columbus State — including tuition assistance, one-on-one counseling, and an
active STEM Club — it was an easy decision to start here before transferring to
Ohio State to study medical dietetics.
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PREPARING AUTOMOTIVE TECHS FOR TOMORROW’S TECHNOLOGY
Alternative Energy Automotive Technician Certificate
In the last decade, the number of alternative-fueled vehicles on the roads has
risen dramatically and continues to increase. From individuals to corporate and
government fleets, more and more Americans are choosing these energy-efficient
modes of transportation. That creates a high demand for automotive technicians
with the technical skills to maintain and repair vehicles powered by
electricity, alternative fuels, or a hybrid of conventional fuels and new
technology.
Funded in part by a grant from the National Science Foundation, the new
Alternative Energy Automotive Technician Certificate prepares automotive
students and professionals to step into this up-and-coming specialty.
Engineering, Manufacturing & Engineering Technology
HONDA NORTH AMERICA, INC.
Working together to build career pathways for high school and college students
Columbus State is committed to working with employers to bridge the gap between
what students learn and the skills companies look for in a candidate. Honda’s
work-study program gives Columbus State students real-world experience in the
field before they even leave school, setting them up for success after
graduation.
Engineering, Manufacturing & Engineering Technology
ERICA MILLER, MODERN MANUFACTURING
Columbus State’s Modern Manufacturing Work-Study program helped Miller learn on
the job
Erica Miller’s first foray into engineering and robotics was in middle school,
when she participated in the First Lego League. “As a kid I was always
fascinated with figuring out how things worked. I really liked thinking through
problems and evaluating solutions,” she says. Today, she’s channeling that
passion for problem-solving into her job as a technician with Stanley Electric
US, Inc.
Miller gained the knowledge and skills she needed through Columbus State’s
Modern Manufacturing Work-Study program, which gives students an opportunity to
work with a local company while they’re still in school. For Miller, that meant
servicing and maintaining robots and equipment at Honda. “It’s great how what
you learn at school and what you learn on the job build on each other,” she
says. “They ask me to do things at work for the first time and I’m like ‘Hey, I
know how to do this!’ The classes and lab work really teach you the basics so
you can jump in when you get a job.”
Engineering, Manufacturing & Engineering Technology
SHANE BENDELE, ENGINEERING
Preparing students for the workforce and beyond
For professor Shane Bendele, there’s nothing more satisfying than know he’s
prepared his students well. “Probably my favorite thing that I hear over and
over again is somebody who’s been working in the field for maybe six months,
they come back and they tell me ‘I use everything you taught me,’” he says.
Engineering, Manufacturing & Engineering Technology
THE ANNUAL MEDIAN SALARY FOR A MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN IS $54,480
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, mechanical engineering technicians
earn a median $54,480 per year working with mechanical engineers to design,
develop, test, and manufacture mechanical devices, including tools, engines, and
machines. In this career, you’ll might do everything from creating sketches and
rough layouts to recording and analyzing data.
Engineering, Manufacturing & Engineering Technology
NADINE REECE, AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY
Nadine Reece loves figuring things out — and Columbus State's Automotive
Technology department is a piece of that puzzle.
Reece became interested in cars through a high school internship with
Alternative Auto Care for a semester. "I love the puzzle aspect of the work, and
figuring out the exact root cause of an issue is very satisfying," she said.
Columbus State's program gives students a solid understanding of how every part
of the car works, Reece said. And although she was one of the few women in the
program, she always felt respected and included. "The camaraderie we had as
classmates was one of my favorite parts of the program. Even on long and hot
days, it was a delight to be there with friends."
Engineering, Manufacturing & Engineering Technology
MIRANDA DIETZ, SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
The logistics of beer, from the hops to the dock
As a graduate of Columbus State's Supply Chain and Logistics Program, Miranda
Dietz gives us a behind-the-scenes look at her field of study and current role
as BrewDog USA's Supply Chain Manager.
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ARCHITECTURE
Learn to take building projects from concept to completion
Columbus State’s Associate of Applied Science in Architecture teaches students
how to make a building come to life by piecing together a building project and
developing the drawings necessary for it to be constructed. The program covers
skills used daily in the field, such as manual and CAD drafting, Building
Information Modeling (BIM), detailing, product selection and specification,
design, the study of architectural history, and code evaluation. Graduates find
positions with architectural and engineering firms, builders, developers,
product manufacturers and others.
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