1. Central Ohio Technical College
(COTC) is celebrating a big mile-
stone this year – its 45thanni-
versary. In February, 1971, the
Ohio Board of Regents officially
created and chartered
Central Ohio Tech-
nical Institute. The
name was changed
to Central Ohio
Technical College
later that same month
and has remained.
Celebrating the 45th anniver-
sary of Central Ohio Technical
College is very special,” said
COTC President Bonnie L. Coe,
Ph.D. “COTC has come so far,
and I’m tremendously proud
of the work being done by our
faculty and staff to prepare our
students for high-paying, in-de-
mand jobs in our community.”
The creation of COTC started
with the Newark Area
Chamber of Com-
merce. Chamber
leaders believed
that access to ed-
ucation after high
school was key to
the growth of the re-
gion. Community leaders such
as, Allen Milliken, former exec-
utive director of the Newark
Area Chamber of Commerce, J.
Gilbert Reese, former local at-
torney, and Howard LeFevre.
COTC
Since 1971
THETITAN
Issue n. 45 | October 2016
T h e N E W S L E T T E R f o r t h e C O T C s t u d e n t s
45th Milestone for
COTC
By COTC
COTC Celebrates its 45th Anniversary this academic year
2016-2017.
Inside this
Issue:
Major News:
- 45th Milestone for COTC (pg. 1)
- New building set for COTC and
OSUN (pg. 2)
- Coshocton Campus has a Green
Thumb (pg. 3)
- PTS partners with COTC (pg. 4)
- Mobile App Released (pg. 4)
Other News:
- Spring 2017 (pg. 2)
- Legend of Tarzan (pg. 2)
- COTC joins forces with Office 365
(pg. 2)
- COTC celebrates 4th of July (pg. 2)
- Getting started with Office 365
(pg. 2)
- New flag pole (pg. 3)
- Board of Trustees meeting (pg. 3)
- Alumni given nominations (pg. 3)
- COTC having surgical meetings
(pg. 3)
-Land donation to entrepreneur
(pg. 3)

2. 2 Newsletter Issue n. 45, October 2016
New Building set for COTC
and OSUN
By Jane Doe
New COTC and OSUN Building Dedicated for the 2016-2017 academic
school year.
The dedication of the new Facilities
Operations Building on the shared cam-
pus of Central Ohio Technical College
(COTC) and The Ohio State University
at Newark Wednesday (May 4) morning
celebrated the continued growth of the
campus and the hard work of its valued
employees. The 15,000 square foot
building is now home to the landscape
and maintenance teams, providing them
with updated office space, workshops,
meeting space, secured vehicle and
equipment storage, and break facili-
ties. “This is absolutely wonderful,” said
COTC President Bonnie L. Coe, Ph.D.
“You probably think we are celebrating
a building; but in my opinion, we are
celebrating our people. A big part of
the beauty of our campus is our facil-
ities, groundskeeping and maintenance
teams.”
Ground was broken on the $3.65 million
project in February 2015. The project
was financially supported through both
institutions with state and local funding.
“This building is another great example
of the cost-shared relationship between
COTC and Ohio State Newark.”
New Semester
Students ready for
Spring 2017
Students are now able to ap-
ply for classes for the 2017
Spring Semester. Unfortunate-
ly, whether you apply now or
later, the prices for the class-
es are still the same, so apply
whenever you get your money.
Movie
New Movie The Legend
of Tarzan
The new movie, The Legend
of Tarzan, will be shown in the
Reese Building Tuesday, No-
vember 4th at 7pm and will end
at 9pm. Legend of Tarzan is rat-
ed PG-13 and is one of the top
grossed movies of 2016.
TECH
COTC Joins forces with
Office 365
The Autumn 2016 semester is
the start of the new myCOTC
mailbox. It now has Office 365.
Students who switch will re-
ceive free apps of Microsoft
Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and
OneNote.
Fireworks
COTC Celebrates 4th of
July
This upcoming year, COTC will
be celebrating the 4th of July
with a bunch of Fireworks. The
set time will be the same as
previous years. We will be hav-
ing the Band Sticks and Stones
and the Orchestra for 2017.
Getting Started with Office 365
by COTC IT Support
After successfully logging in to
mycotc click on Office 365 in
the My Webmail section.
This will take you to your
Office 365 COTCMail webmail.
By default (in one of the
recommended browsers), you’ll
see a list of your folders on the
left, a list of messages in your
Inbox in the middle, and the
currently selected message on
the right. To move between
messages, simply click on the
message you want to view in
the Inbox list. To move be-
tween folders, click the folder
you want to view from the list
at the left.

3. 3THETITAN
Coshocton Campus has a
“Green Thumb”
by John Doe
COTC’s Coshocton campus receives “Planting Pride in Coshocton” award
for second consecutive year
Pataskala Flag Pole
New Flag Pole for
Pataskala
As part of Central Ohio Techni-
cal College’s 45th anniversary,
the Pataskala Campus will re-
ceive a new flag and flagpole. A
dedication ceremony will be at
noon Thursday during the advi-
sory board meeting.
Trustees Meeting
Meeting for the Board
of Trustees
Central Ohio Technical College
Board of Trustees will meet in
regular session at noon Tuesday
in the executive board room of
the Reese Center on the New-
ark Campus. The meeting will
be held for an hour.
Alumni
Alumni given
nominations
COTC is seeking nominations
for the 2016 Outstanding
Alumni Award through Novem-
ber 11th. The award recognizes
former students for giving back
to the community, excelling in
their careers.
Surgical Meeting
COTC having surgical
meetings
Information meetings regarding
the surgical technology pro-
gram at Central Ohio Technical
College are upcoming. Meet-
ings will be at 3 p.m. Oct. 17, 6
p.m. Nov. 8 and 9 a.m. Dec. 8 in
Room 59 of Hopewell.
Land Donation to COTC honors entrepreneur
by Newark Advocate
More than 31 acres of land on
Country Club Drive in Newark
have been donated to the
Central Ohio Technical Col-
lege. The land was donated in
memory of its previous owner,
William Camlin, who was a
general contractor and started
the W. J. Camlin Co. in 1928,
and his late daughter Jane
Tammen, according to a news
release. Camlin, originally from
Rockford, Illinois, before mov-
ing to Newark, was involved
in the Newark community and
was a past president of the
Newark Rotary Club. He died
in 1986.
Central Ohio Technical College’s Co-
shocton campus, 200 N. Whitewoman
St., is being acknowledged for its beauty
again. The campus was notified recent-
ly that it received the “Planting Pride in
Coshocton” award for the second year
in a row. The Coshocton City Council
and the Coshocton Is Blooming Board
selected COTC’s Coshocton campus for
the honor. “It’s wonderful to be selected
for this award again,” said Building Su-
pervisor John McDonald. “It takes ded-
ication, time and hard work to keep our
campus looking beautiful.”
The Coshocton Is Blooming Board eval-
uates business and residential places.

4. PTS Partners
with COTC
By Johnny Appleseed
New Sign announces partnership between PTS
and COTC
Mobile App Released
By COTC IT
COTC releases new app for COTC students and
faculty
Events
Upcoming Events for COTC in 2017
​A new sign in front of Performance Training Solutions
(PTS) in Reynoldsburg emphasizes its partnership with
Central Ohio Technical College (COTC). The sign, in-
stalled this spring, displays COTC’s logo right next to
PTS’s logo showcasing the two organizations and their
commitment to training heavy equipment operators.
“Responding to the emerging workforce needs in the
field of heavy equipment operation, COTC and PTS
teamed up to develop a one-year certificate program
in heavy equipment operation and a two-year asso-
ciate degree in heavy equipment operation technolo-
gy,” said PTS President Matt Foor. “There is a growing
workplace demand for credentialed heavy equipment
operators and increasing technical training required.
Central Ohio Technical College (COTC) has released
a mobile app for students which will make accessing
campus information from their mobile devices much
easier. The “Ellucian GO” COTC mobile app was avail-
able for students to download on their mobile phones
or tablet devices on May 23. To download the app
students must search for “Ellucian Go” in Google Play,
Apple App Store or Amazon Appstore for Android.
Once the app is launched, students must select “Cen-
tral Ohio Technical College” from the list of schools.
Finally, students must use the menu and sign in.
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Spring 2017 Starts
The new semester for Spring
2017 starts on January 11th,
2017. The new semester is
going to be a cold one, so be
warm this semester!
COTC Fireworks
This upcoming year, COTC will
be celebrating the 4th of July
with a bunch of Fireworks.
The set time will be the same
as previous years.
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