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Andrew Guanciale
Vice Chair
Guanciale is a Realtor with the Guanciale Group of Coldwell Banker Reality in Licking County. A native of Newark, Guanciale graduated from Newark Catholic High School and received a bachelor’s degree in business finance from Capital University. He is a third-generation real estate agent and has been with Coldwell Banker for more than 20 years.
Spring 2023 Commencement
COTC President John M. Berry, PhD, conferred 158 associate degrees and 117 certificates to 235 graduates at the college’s spring commencement ceremony held on May 5, 2023.
Admissions Information Session
Coshocton Campus
Ohio Consortium for Transfer Pathways to the Liberal Arts
Students who complete an Associate of Arts or an Associate of Science at a two-year college at COTC in the areas of biology, English and psychology can seamlessly transfer their credits to a four-year university in the consortium to continue their education and earn a bachelor’s degree.
Lauren Massie
Dean of Technical Studies
massie.170@mail.cotc.edu
740.755.7835
Credentials
MS, University of Cincinnati, Criminal Justice and Corrections
BA, The Ohio State University, Psychology and Criminal Justice
Semiconductor Manufacturing
Short-Term Certificate
The semiconductor manufacturing certificate introduces you to how semiconductor wafers are manufactured and processed to become an integrated circuit used in a variety of industries.
Veteran’s Day observed
No classes. Offices Closed.
4th Annual COTC Pataskala Campus Town Hall
Open to the public.
COTC Pataskala Campus
8660 E. Broad
St., Reynoldsburg OH
President Berry will provide a state of the college address, covering a variety of prevalent and exciting topics. Hear more about the latest developments regarding each extended campus, including future initiatives, expansions, strategies and more. Attendees will be encouraged to provide their insight and feedback for the 2025–2029 planning process — an exciting opportunity to get directly involved with the future of the college and campuses.
Contact Jan Tomlinson at tomlinson.88@mail.cotc.edu for more information.
A History of Giving
In 1966, the Newark community embarked on a fundraising campaign to establish a permanent state-owned building for The Ohio State University’s Newark branch that would make available both day and evening classes for local students. More than 7,000 Licking County contributors pledged funds in excess of $1 million, far exceeding the local campaign goal of $625,000. Founders Hall was constructed as the first building on the Newark campus, and Central Ohio Technical College joined the campus as a co-located partner in 1971.
Business Management Technology – Human Resources One-Year Certificate
2024-2025 Central Ohio Technical College