Jefferson News

College receives money toward critical upgrades

The needs are obvious. Labs need to be upgraded and expanded to accommodate a waiting list of healthcare students. Sections of a historic building are deteriorating and unusable. But on Thursday, March 31, several members of Jefferson County’s legislative delegation presented a check to the college for $600,000, which begins the process of upgrading and restoring two buildings on Jefferson Community College’s Downtown Campus.

Mar 31 2005 by Editor Read More ...

Associate degree programs added in Criminal Justice, Horticulture

Beginning with the Fall 2005 semester, Jefferson Community and Technical College students will have two additional degree options, following approval by the Kentucky Community and Technical College Board of Regents earlier this month.

Mar 29 2005 by Editor Read More ...

KCTCS sets tuition at $98 per credit hour for 2005/06

Additional state funding allows for 6.5% increase VERSAILLES, Ky. (March 11, 2005) – The board of regents of the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS) took action today to set in-state tuition rates (including fees) at $98 per credit hour for the 2005/06 academic year. The decision for a 6.5 percent increase from the 2004/05 tuition rates was made following the passage of the 2005 state budget which included an additional $45 million in base funding for the state colleges and universities

Mar 11 2005 by Editor Read More ...

Art students earn prestigious Louie awards

Three Jefferson Commercial Art Technology students won a total of six prestigious Louie Awards in the Advertising Federation of Louisville’s annual awards competition. The competition is open to professionals and students and draws competitors from every major public relations, marketing and graphic design office and program in the region.

Mar 08 2005 by Editor Read More ...

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