Hazard Community And Technical College
Recent News About Hazard Community And Technical College
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Students can register now for Summer and Fall classes at HCTC
Are you graduating from high school or taking the summer off from your university and want to get ahead by taking summer classes?
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HCTC success story: Ronnie Workman – Surgical Technology
Having a degree in surgical technology from Hazard Community and Technical College is what Ronnie Workman appreciates greatly because it qualified him for his job working at Whitesburg ARH hospital in the operating room.
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HCTC success story – Brandon Wolfe works at Disney thanks to MET program
Working at Disney in Orlando, Florida is a dream job for Brandon Wolfe, and Hazard Community and Technical College’s Manufacturing Engineering Technology (MET) Program prepared him for the work he loves doing there.
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Diagnostic Medical Sonography Pre-admissions Conference - Virtual
Diagnostic Medical Sonography Pre-admissions Conference - Virtual
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HCTC Sonography Program success story: Andrea Gross
The highest praise for the Radiography and Sonography programs comes from Andrea Gross, who is a graduate of both programs at Hazard Community and Technical College.
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HCTC success story: Appalachian Regional Healthcare’s Dylon Baker
At age 22, Dylon Baker is the youngest system director for Appalachian Regional Healthcare, Inc. (ARH) in the company's 67-year-long history and he attributes that success, in part, because of his decision to start his college career at Hazard Community and Technical College.
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Grant workshops offered in Hazard and Morehead
Hazard Community & Technical College (HCTC) is partnering with SOAR (Shaping Our Appalachian Region), Grant Ready Kentucky, Mountain Association, What’s Next EKY? and the Promise Zone to host a Grants 101 and 201 Workshop in Hazard and Morehead.
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Bryan Combs is finalist for Best Podcast
By day, Bryan Combs is in front of the computer, helping students with their academic advising but, in the evenings, Bryan can be found in front of a microphone creating the podcast “That One Show,” which is one of three finalists for the Best Podcast by the Appalachian Arts and Entertainment Awards.
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Nursing Pre Admission Conference - Virtual on Jan 31
Nursing Pre Admission Conference - Virtual on Jan 31
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HCTC names President’s List honorees for fall 2022 semester
HCTC names President’s List honorees for fall 2022 semester
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HCTC announces Dean’s List honorees for fall 2022 semester
The following Hazard Community and Technical College students have been named to the Dean's List for the Fall 2022 semester.
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Bobby Osborne receives Governor’s Award in the Arts
Gov. Andy Beshear has honored musician and teacher Bobby Osborne as one of nine recipients of the commonwealth’s most prestigious arts awards, the Governor’s Awards in the Arts, in recognition of his dedication to sharing Kentucky’s rich arts history worldwide.
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Surgical Technology Program Pre-Admission Conference JCC 206 on Jan 4
In order to beconsidered for admission into the Surgical Technology program at HCTC, thefollowing items must be in completed by May 1 of the year you wish to beconsidered:
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HCTC graduates 27 nursing students
It was a day of great celebration for 27 nursing students at Hazard Community and Technical College because they graduated from the two-year Registered Nursing (RN) program with degrees, despite dealing with a pandemic and an unprecedented regional flood.
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Cost of college went up for all students at Hazard Community and Technical College
In-state tuition and fees rose 4.1 percent for 2018-19 at Hazard Community and Technical College, according to recent data from the U.S. Department of Education.
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Hazard Community and Technical College enrolls 3,185 undergrads
At Hazard Community and Technical College, 58 percent of undergraduate students are traditional students - age 24 or younger - and 51 percent are female, according to the latest disclosure from the U.S. Department of Education.
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Graduates earn 1,367 degrees, certificates from Hazard Community and Technical College
About 33.6 percent of the 1,367 degrees and certificates handed out by Hazard Community and Technical College in 2017-18 were to students in health professions and related programs, making them the most popular programs that year, according to the latest disclosure from the U.S. Department of Education.