Owensboro Community and Technical College

Students participated in a dynamic Team Problem Solving workshop that challenged them to leverage their critical problem solving skills in a team environment. Students worked with a cross section of differing perspectives to overcome barriers to communication and coorperation. Career Services personnel guided the groups and shared strategies for success to maximize effectiveness.

Student attended the Spring 2025 WKU Transfer Fair

Students attended the Spring 2025 Pizza with the President event

Students completed a detailed assessment and created a user profile in Career Coach platform.

Students participated in an engaging Time Management workshop that encouraged them to discuss and problem solve in groups to prioritize, organize, and communicate in real time to improve their effective use of the time they have and plan out their futures for the days, weeks, and months ahead to maximize this critical resource.

Students attended Hanging of the Green event

Members met at Hammer & Stain and painted ceramic Christmas trees.

Members participated in the University of Louisville's School of Nursing (Owensboro) open house, where they learned more details about the program's admission requirements, curriculum, and class sizes.

Students donated time on Novebmer 20th at the local animal shelter, assisting in walking dogs and interacting with cats.

Students attended the Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln impersonator event

This was an interactive financial literacy workshop. Participants created a weekly meal plan after looking at grocery ads. Then they completed a monthly budget, entering fixed and variable expencses, an their yearly salary based on their intended careers.

Students attended the Juried Student Exhibition Awards Reception

Students attended the WKU transfer fair

Students participated in an engaging Career Planning workshop that encouraged them discuss the areas of interest and the career options that surround them. Students were supported along finding educational and career directions that aligned with their visions and plans for the future. ELC shared strategies for success to maximize effectiveness.

Students attended WKU transfer visit

Student met with Experiectial Learning Student Success Coach to work on personalized support needs.

Students attended the Salem Witch Trials Student Research Exhibition Panel Discussion

Students toured WKU and met with transfer representatives and TRiO staff.

Participants learned about the various types of credentials (certificates, diplomas, and degrees) as well as how to understand acacemic plans, credit hours, and how to use the KCTCS Catalog and Transfer Hub.

For a few hours, students volunteered at the local animal shelter.

Brock Peterson, Coordinator of the OCTC Criminal Justice program, informed participants about how to remain safe in various situations.

Dr. Micah Perkins led members through OCTC's Nature Center, explaining the various vegetation and inhabitants within the local ecosystem.

Students attended the Fall 2024 Empowerment and Safety Workshop

Students attended the 2024 Common Reading Musical Performance

Students attended the 2024 common reading 20th anniversary with Silas House

Students engaged with regional hiring professionals to discuss career opportunities and make network connections.

Students attended the Salem Witch Trails - Scenes from the Crucible theatre performance

Students attended the WKU-O transfer visit

Students participated in a dynamic Team Problem Solving workshop that challenged them to leverage their critical problem solving skills in a team environment. Students worked with a cross section of differing perspectives to overcome barriers to communication and coorperation. ELC guided the groups and shared strategies for success to maximize effectiveness.

Students attended the Student Research Exhibition, Salem Witch Trails Movie Night featuring The Witch