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Fayetteville resident Cole Brown received his associate degree from Chatfield College on May 18th. Not only did he graduate from college, but that same weekend he graduated from Fayetteville High School. This was all possible because of the Ohio College Credit Plus Program (CCP) where students can earn college credits paid for by the State….

Chatfield College is actively working to establish a pool of qualified faculty candidates for the  Fall and Spring semesters.  Instructors are needed in all liberal arts subjects, including business, computers, math, English, history, human services, and all of the sciences.  Previous experience in teaching in a setting that includes adult learners is preferred, but not…

Caitlyn Henehan-Foppe has joined Chatfield College as an admissions counselor at the Over-the Rhine campus. Her primary role is to work with students on campus, as well as recruiting at local high schools and businesses. When she is out recruiting she will be speaking to groups as not only an admissions counselor, but also as…

The Saturday, May 18th commencement ceremony held at Chatfield College’s Over-the-Rhine campus was a truly wonderful and historic event. The 48th commencement ceremony was the first to be held at the downtown campus in the more than 30 years Chatfield has had an urban presence.  Cheers from passing cars and pedestrians only added to the excitement…

Five Chatfield College students were published in the Spring Issue of The East Fork Literary Journal, a publication from UC Clermont. All of the students were enrolled in the Creative Writing class at Chatfield’s St. Martin campus, taught by Professor Buz Ecker. “It’s very rewarding as an educator to see the talent of students being…

As the Class of 2019 prepares to graduate, Chatfield College is grateful for the support of the Charles H. Dater Foundation. For the eleventh year, the Charles H. Dater Foundation has funded Chatfield’s Learning to Live (L2L) program at its downtown campus in Over-the-Rhine. Chatfield received a $25,000 grant for the 2018-19 academic year. The…

On Tuesday, April 9, Chatfield College sent students to the Driving out Darkness: 2019 Cincinnati Regional Summit on anti-Semitism and Hate at Cincinnati Union Terminal, hosted by the Jewish Community Relations Council, in partnership with The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center, AJC Cincinnati, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, and the Jacob…

Chatfield College, located in northern Brown County, recently inducted four members into the Julia Chatfield Honor Society and nine members into the Phi Theta Kappa Society in a ceremony held Friday, April 12 in the Sacred Heart Chapel. Named in honor of Julia Chatfield, OSU, foundress of the Ursulines of Brown County, the Julia Chatfield…

Chatfield College, located in Cincinnati’s historic Over-the-Rhine neighborhood, recently inducted three members into the Julia Chatfield Honor Society and six members into the Phi Theta Kappa Society during a ceremony on Friday, April 5. Named in honor of Julia Chatfield, OSU, foundress of the Ursulines of Brown County, the Julia Chatfield Honor Society was formed…

Semeone Mundy, a student at Chatfield College’s Over-the-Rhine campus, has secured a competitive summer internship with Jenzabar, a worldwide company that specializes in software for the higher education industry. As a part of his internship program, Semeone will be taking an all-expenses-paid trip to San Diego in May for Jenzabar’s Annual Meeting, or JAM, where…