Written by Marcie Kamb, July 3, 2020 Hadley Bachman is diving head-first into her new role as Program Manager of Community Development on The Center on Education and Training for Employment’s (CETE) Family Engagement Program. With a background as a middle and high school teacher

Ohio Department of Education relies on The Center on Education and Training for Employment’s (CETE) technical expertise to manage testing for 150,000 vocational-technical students, especially during the pandemic. COVID-19 has changed the way we conduct our daily lives, from shopping to work to education. It

As the Center on Education and Training for Employment, we acknowledge the pervasive institutional racism that plagues our country. We honor the lives and families of all Black people who have lost their lives as a result of police brutality. And, we stand in solidarity

The Center on Education and Training for Employment (CETE) first sparked the interest of new hire Rebecca Berenbon when she was a graduate student in The Ohio State University’s Quantitative Research, Evaluation, and Measurement (QREM) program. “I was originally introduced to CETE in an item

The Center on Training for Employment (CETE) in the College of Education and Human Ecology is no stranger to the concept of health and wellness. Located on the west side of The Ohio State University Columbus campus, the Center features a wellness room designed for

In a time where many are struggling to get their flow with teleworking, Kate Fergus, Program Specialist at the Center on Education and Training for Employment at The Ohio State University, has already established her groove. Fergus has been teleworking from Athens, Ohio for the

Written by Marcie Kamb, March 10, 2020 Priscilla McMaster started her experience as an artist as a design manager for Proctor and Gamble in the package design department. She helped set up an office in London in their marketing and research office and served as

Written by Marcie Kamb, March 5, 2020 Originally from Russia, Galya Kerns worked as an economist for an oil and gas company. Although it paid the bills, she became bored with the industry and found herself wanting to create.  When she relocated to the United

Written by Marcie Kamb, March 4, 2020 Artist Kaitlin Hennessy grew up in Ohio and always used painting as a way to express herself and help people grow through life’s challenges. She started her career with painting custom shoes and shirts for friends at Marshall

Written by Marcie Kamb, February 20, 2020 The College of Education and Human Ecology hosted the annual Research Forum on Thursday, February 13, 2020, at the Ohio Union to highlight research innovation and create new collaboration opportunities among faculty, postdocs, research scientists and graduate and

Written by Marcie Kamb, February 18, 2020 Hundreds of thousands of individuals are released annually from prisons across the United States each year. What strategy works best to keep them from returning? Education. A federal study found that incarcerated individuals who took part in correctional

Written by Marcie Kamb, January 30, 2020 The Center on Education and Training for Employment welcomes Fara Allen with open arms on the  to serve as a Program Coordinator on the Skilled Trades Professional Development Program. Fara previously worked as an Office Manager for the