Colleges Hold Ground as Freshman Classes Shrink in Ohio
Ohio's annual College Enrollment study shows total statewide enrollment up one percent to 402 060 with a smaller freshman class. Public two year gains and private four year growth offset slight declines in public four year colleges while 80 376 new freshman entrants split 21 percent private four year 48 percent public four year and 30 percent public two year institutions. Dr John Bross Wilmington College notes national enrollment up 0 4 percent and Ohio shows a stronger 1 percent rise. Hocking Technical College up 16 percent and fall quarter Ohio University enrollment up 5 percent with freshmen up 16 percent. Part time students rise 2 8 percent and professional school enrollments grow 2 5 percent while graduate enrollments fall 1 9 percent.
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Ohio Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers
Ohio
Association
John Bross
Wilmington College
Ohio University
Hocking Technical College
Athens County considers senior center and CDA funding
Athens County commissioners and city planners discussed applying for federal Community Development Act funds to establish a countywide senior citizen services center in Athens. A $100,000 CDA request faces Monday council comments, with hearing set for Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Courthouse and applications due January 7.
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Athens
Bruce Burns
Phyllis Katz
Council
York Two
Burns
Katz
West Side
Vandals Damage Windows at Coolville Elementary School
Vandals broke eight window panes at one Coolville Elementary School building and a larger window worth 400 dollars was smashed at another over the weekend. Chief Marshal Ted McKnight reported the loss totaling roughly 500 dollars.
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Coolville
Ted McKnight
Osteopathy paves path with different emphasis in medicine
Physicians and educators in Athens discuss osteopathic theory and practice. Osteopathy treats malfunctions of the musculoskeletal system with manipulative therapy and often serves rural areas via family practice. Both osteopathic and allopathic leaders advocate cooperation, research, and expanded generalist roles.
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Shelly Kleinman
Frank W. Meyers
Osteopathic College
Ohio University
Meyers
Athens
Gerald Faverman
College of Osteopathic Medicine
University Medical Center
Southeastern
Ohio
O’bleness
State Department of Mental Health and Retardation
Kk. Dale Mattmiller
Faverman
Mattmiller
Mevers
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