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PIQUA ± Edison State Community College recognized 25 employees for a combined total of 270 years of service in their careers during the 42nd annual em

Edison State honors 25 employees Staff report Edison State Community College recognized 25 employees for a combined total of 270 years of service in their careers during the 42nd annual employee recognition celebration on Friday, April 16. Pictured is Edison State Community College Coordinator of Academic Information and recent honoree Kim Kiehl. Provided photo PIQUA — Edison State Community College recognized 25 employees for a combined total of 270 years of service in their careers during the 42nd annual employee recognition celebration on Friday, April 16. The event was held virtually ...

Edison State kayakers ‘Float, Learn and Feast’ Courtesy photo PIQUA — Students, faculty, staff, and friends of Edison State Community College came together for an educational kayak trip down the Great Miami River during the fourth annual “Float, Learn and Feast” event on Friday, April 23, 2021. Organized by the Edison State Student Senate, the event brought together nearly 20 participants who embarked on the Miami River at Roadside Park to experience beautiful weather and wildlife along the way. Jeff Lange, founder of Protecting Our Water-Ways (POWW), has joined the Edison State gr...

Edison growth continues during pandemic PIQUA — The COVID-19 pandemic didn’t stop the growth of Edison Community College. Dr. Doreen Larson, Edison State president, presented a state of the college via a Facebook presentation Wednesday morning. She said during the year of the pandemic, the college has added new programs, doubled its enrollment and added new high school partners for the College Credit program. A new partnership has formed with area fire departments where Edison provides EMT training. There is a full-time faculty position for the program, she said. Another partnership was f...

DeWine appoints new Edison State Trustee Baker-Baumann GREENVILLE — Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has appointed a Greenville native as a new trustee to the Edison State Community College Board of Trustees. Tyeis Baker-Baumann was appointed April 9 to serve on the Edison State Board of Trustees, to complete the six-year term started by the late Marvella Fletcher. She earned her Master of Science degree in Counseling in Mental Health from Wright State University and a Bachelor of Science degree in Social Services from Urbana College. Baker-Baumann is the president of Rebsco, Inc., of Greenville, a ...