Owensboro Community and Technical College

Attended a reading by Mary Ann Taylor-Hall, author of Come & Go Molly Snow - In Blandford Hall on the Main Campus, October 24, 2016.

Participated in the production of Frankenstein 1930, the Fall 2016 Oak Island Theatre production.

Attended the Oak Island Theatre Production - Frankenstein 1930.

Help make a difference in your community by being a volunteer! Presented by Harry Pedigo from St. Benedict's Homeless Shelter on Nov. 1, 2016

David Powers from Western Kentucky University explains the art of networking -- how to interact with other people to exchange information and develop contacts. Presented on Nov. 1, 2016

The abuse of alcohol and other drugs is unhealthy. This workshop will allow you to recognize the signs of substance abuse. Presented by Mary Kinney on October 31, 2016

Learn tips on how to get your resume noticed when applying for a job. Presented on October 26, 2016, by Katie Ballard.

Dreams require imagination and goals require hard work. Learn how to stay motivated in the process. Presented by Becky Hodskins on October 27, 2016

Attended retreat with Dr. Meredith Skaggs to the Garden of the Gods.

Student attended the Owensboro Area World Affairs Council and Western Kentucky University-Owensboro free lecture concerning the impact of the United Kingdom's recent decision to withdraw from the European Union. Brian Strow, Associate Professor of Economics at Western Kentucky University, presented "Brexit: Stage Right?" at WKU-O's Badgett Conference Center.

Take charge of your finances. Learn how to save money and create a budget. Say "no" to debt! Presented on October 24, 2016 by Mary Bruner

Student met with a TRAC Central representative to discuss career opportunities that apply to their transfer degree.

This session will explain why credit is so important. Participants will learn how to build a good credit history. Presented on October 19, 2016 by Brandon Gentry from Republic Bank

Rebecca Simon explains what students need to know before taking out a student loan. Presented on October 20, 2016

Eating healthy is important but it can get expensive. This workshop will provide tips on how to prepare healthier meals without breaking the bank.

Dreams require imagination and goals require hard work. Learn how to stay motivated in the process. Presented by Becky Hodskins on October 18, 2016

Are your overwhelmed by the thought of writing a research paper? Learn the right way to tackle it. Presented on October 17, 2016 by Mary Bruner

Low self-esteem can negatively affect various aspects of your life, including your relationships, your academic pursuits, and your health. Learn steps to boost your self-esteem. Presented by Barb Tipmore on October 6, 2016

Building better relationships, creating harmony, and establishing better communication among groups will allow us to interact with, become more aware of, and become better educated about one another. Presented by Dr. Lewatis McNeal on October 3, 2016

Attended the workshop sponsored WISE, OCTC Counseling Center & the Daviess County Attorney's Domestic Violence Task Force.

Lewis Nall from OCTC's Automotive Department explains basic car maintenance. Presented on September 29 and 30, 2016

TRiO Explore Career Opportunities Everyone always asks, "What do you want to be when you grow up?" but sometimes we don't know the answer, even as adults. Katie Ballard from TRAC Central discusses how to explore career opportunities. Presented on September 22, 2016

Do you try to write down every word that your instructor says during a lecture? Break that habit and learn better ways to take notes for classes. Presented on October 4, 2016

Attended a poetry reading and creative writing workshop hosted by poet Jane Olmsted.

Low self-esteem can negatively affect various aspects of your life, including your relationships, your academic pursuits, and your health. Learn steps to boost your self-esteem. Presented by Barb Tipmore on September 21, 2016

It can seem that we have very little free time because we're juggling a variety of responsibilities. This session will provide a variety of ways to effectively use your time wisely. Presented on September 23, 2016

Employers want their potential employees to have soft skills. Dr. Meredith Skaggs, Associate Professor of Communication, will explain soft skills and how we develop them.

The abuse of alcohol and other drugs is unhealthy. This workshop will allow you to recognize the signs of substance abuse. Presented by Mary Kinney on September 27, 2016

Rebecca Simon explains what students need to know before taking out a student loan. Presented on September 26, 2016

Attended a student discussion with OCTC President Dr. Scott Williams. Sponsored by the OCTC Student Government Association (SGA). September 22, on the Main Campus.