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Dr. Connie Huber will join Chatfield College as the Coordinator of Institutional Assessment & Effectiveness at both the Brown County and Over-the-Rhine campuses. Connie will be responsible for guiding Chatfield to a new level of student support and success. Connie earned her Associate of Science and Bachelor’s of Science from the University of Cincinnati. She…

Brenda Hoeper joins Chatfield College staff as the Coordinator of Volunteers. She will be responsible for coordinating the tutoring and mentoring programs at the Brown County and Over-the-Rhine campuses. This new position was created due to the increasing need for these supportive programs on campus. “I have enjoyed being a part of the Chatfield community…

New this semester, Chatfield College has launched a brand-new educational platform, eCampus, that allows students to take courses online. Students of both the Brown County and Over-the-Rhine campuses are taking advantage of this new opportunity— with fully one-third of the college’s population enrolled in at least one online course. Project Manager of Online Learning Michelle…

Erika Peterman has been elected to Chatfield College’s Board of Trustees. Chatfield maintains campuses in Brown County, Ohio and Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood. She currently serves as the Vice President of Performance Materials Construction North America at BASF Corporation. Erika earned a bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology and a master’s of…

Tommie L. Lewis Jr. has been elected to Chatfield College’s Board of Trustees. Chatfield maintains campuses in Brown County, Ohio and Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine neighborhood. When asked about joining the board, Tommie shared, “I want to help students gain education and access to opportunities for the urban and rural underrepresented populations. Also, I have a strong…

For almost a decade, the Charles H. Dater Foundation has awarded a grant to Chatfield College to fund the college’s Learning to Live program at its downtown campus in Over-the-Rhine. Introduced in 2009 by Chatfield, the goal of the Learning to Live program is to address the barriers experienced by low-income, single-parent, or first-generation students…

Dawn Adams, PhD will take on the role of Grant Officer at Chatfield College. In her new position, she will be responsible for researching new grant opportunities and raising support from foundations. Before joining Chatfield as the grant officer, Dr. Adams was working as a volunteer tutor and mentor at the college. “I am excited to…

Chatfield College is the recipient of an anonymous grant of $100,000 to be used for faculty development. Partnering with The Union Institute & University, the grant will cover 75% of the cost of coursework needed by current and future instructors to meet the credentialing requirements established by the Higher Learning Commission in order to teach…

Chatfield College will present Lessons and Carols on Friday, December 8, 2017 at 7 p.m. in the Mongan Academic Building on the St. Martin Campus in Brown County. Lessons and Carols reminds us of the meaning of the Advent Season through music and selected readings by the students, staff and members of the Chatfield College community….

Karen Crumley is Chatfield College’s 2017 Sister Agatha Fitzgerald Excellence in Teaching Award and the Greater Cincinnati Collegiate Connection (“GC3”) Celebration of Teaching honoree. The award was presented at the 30th Celebration of Teaching ceremony held on Friday, October 27th at Thomas More College by John Sullivan, President of the Art Academy of Cincinnati. Karen…