There will be a special trio of ladies among the 1,029 candidates for graduation during Thursday night’s Gateway Community & Technical College commencement at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center in Covington. 2,288 credentials and 118 general equivalency diplomas (GED) will be presented. “Tonight, we celebrate the result of our students’ hard work and the commitment […]
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These are the 3 Finalists to Be Gateway’s Next President
The Kentucky Community & Technical College System (KCTCS) has announced the three finalists to become the next president/CEO of Gateway Community & Technical College. The school, which has campuses in Covington, Edgewood, and Boone County, has been without a permanent leader since Dr. Ed Hughes retired abruptly last fall. His interim replacement, Dr. Keith Bird, […]
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More than 100 Staff & Faculty Cuts at NKU, More than 500 at KCTCS
There will be more than 100 cuts to staff and faculty positions at Northern Kentucky University, and more than 500 similar positions removed from the Kentucky Community & Technical College System (KCTCS), which includes Gateway Community & Technical College. Gateway has campuses in Covington, Edgewood, and Boone County. The cuts are related to recent budget […]
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Gateway Awarded $12K Grant to Host Community Reading Program
Gateway Community and Technical College is a recipient of a $12,100 grant to host the NEA Big Read in Northern Kentucky and the Greater Cincinnati area. A program of the National Endowment for the Arts, the NEA Big Read broadens our understanding of our world, our communities and ourselves through the joy of sharing a […]
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Gateway College Hosts Signing Day for Manufacturing Students
The Northern Kentucky Chapter of the Kentucky Federation for Advanced Manufacturing Education (FAME), in conjunction with Northern Kentucky Tri-ED and Gateway Community and Technical College, hosted its annual “Signing Day” for the Advanced Manufacturing Technician (AMT) program. A total of 24 students have been matched with various local manufacturing companies, including Bosh Automotive Steering, HAHN […]
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Gateway Cuts 10 Full-Time Positions Amid State Cuts, Declining Enrollment
Ten full-time employees lost their jobs at Gateway Community & Technical College, interim president Dr. Vic Adams said this week. “We have had to make some tough decisions in the past few weeks, the most difficult related to our staff and faculty. These are decisions no one wants to make,” said Adams, who took over […]
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Gateway Event Explores Pathways to Careers in Manufacturing
Gateway Community and Technical College will host a Manufacturing Pathway Quick Start event on April 20 from 4 – 6:00 p.m. at Gateway’s Boone Campus in Florence. High school counselors, seniors, parents, Gateway students and the public are invited to attend this open house to learn more from experts about the numerous pathways to manufacturing […]
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Gateway Hosting Forum on Expanding Women’s Inclusion in Non-traditional Jobs
Gateway Community and Technical College’s Raise the Floor program and the Women’s Fund of Greater Cincinnati will host a free workshop on expanding women’s inclusion in non-traditional occupations. The event will take place on Friday, April 29, 7:30 -11:00 a.m. in the Convening Center, room B123, at Gateway’s Boone Campus in Florence. Currently, women compose […]
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Gateway College Staff Presents at White House
The Gateway Community and Technical College staff who developed and are managing the $3.6 million First in the World grant, awarded in September 2014, presented project outcomes to members of the Department of Education at the White House yesterday. Gateway was chosen as one of 12, from the 42 grant awardees, to be featured at […]
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Gateway, NKU Respond to Bevin’s Higher Education Cuts
Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin ordered a reduction to higher education budgets by 4.5 percent on Thursday, a move that preempted action by the legislature. The General Assembly has been divided on Bevin’s proposed cut with the Republican-controlled Senate supporting it in a budget bill that passed, and the Democratic House restoring the funding. The Republican […]
