Tom Raga
Mary Tripp Gaier
Ty Stone
Mike Barhorst
Hope Arthur
Surinder Jain
Meghann Heft
Steve Dintaman
David Bodary
Cover Story
Thu, Nov 12, 2009
Making college possible
Attending class at a Learning Center, rather than on Sinclair’s downtown campus, saves time and money.
Current Issue
Fall 2009 / Winter 2010
in this issue
Picture of the week
Sinclair basketball head coach Jeff Price held the annual Putts for Pride golf outing this past June. (Photo by Michelle Morgan)
My View
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Tom RagaVP of Advancement
“Our community’s philanthropic spirit creates opportunity for Sinclair students.” -
Mary Tripp GaierVP for Org. Dev.
"Changing lives with every single person, every single day — that is what Sinclair can offer you!" -
Ty StoneDir. of Business Services
"Sinclair is a great place to work; it is exciting to see all the people we impact daily." -
Mike BarhorstDir. of Budget & Analysis
“I am energized by enrollment growth; it reminds me of SCC's importance to our community.” -
Hope ArthurDir. of WFD&CS
“Working with individuals and employers has shaped "My View"— it’s of brighter days for Dayton.” -
Surinder JainInterim Assoc. Dean, SME
“I feel accomplished when my students achieve their dreams to excel in life.” -
Meghann HeftPR Intern
“As a PR intern, I've worked with many amazing, talented people. Sinclair is a great place and truly values its students.” -
Steve DintamanBaseball Coach
"An athletic department with unlimited potential and a baseball program staring a National Championship right in the eye." -
David BodaryProfessor of Communication
"I help students build confidence, discover abilities, and add their voice to the 'never ending conversation'."
Online Exclusive
Mon, Dec 07, 2009
Scholarship Winner Gets a Second Chance at Sinclair
For Pat Caudill, a college education hasn’t always been a top priority.
Featured Articles
- Panther Pride! Sinclair faculty and Dayton Public Schools collaborate to build a new curriculum in four career areas.
- Still committed to downtown Record-breaking enrollment has encouraged Sinclair officials to evaluate current growth and strategic plan.
- Maintaining Ohio’s lowest tuition rate Sinclair’s modest fee increase to compensate for shortfalls in anticipated state funding.
- 30 years later: Online learning still growing 3,600 students this quarter will combine their distance learning classes with traditional classes.
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