Mick Kennedy is not just a professor of arts and humanities at ECTC, but is also helping to build an active writers’ culture on campus. Originally from southern Indiana, Kennedy holds a Master of Fine Arts from Murray State University and has been teaching at ECTC for 20 years. He teaches composition, creative writing, literature and film.
SAVE THE DATE! Mark your calendars to join us at ECTC for the Heartland Book Festival on Friday, September 20 and Saturday, September 21. The Festival is sponsored by ECTC, Barnes & Noble, and the Hardin County Public Library.
Steven Sargeant, a member of ECTC’s Board of Directors, is committed to helping to sustain the planet by enhancing the value of plastic waste. As the Senior General Manager of Technology at FlexFilms in Elizabethtown, Steve has used his chemical engineering expertise to develop an energy-efficient process for recycling polyester (plastics).
ECTC and the U.S. Army Garrison Fort Knox have become partners in offering the new Advanced Manufacturing Army Career Skills Program (CSP), which strengthens civilian career opportunities for soldiers.
The Cecilian Bank has announced a donation of $10,000 to Elizabethtown Community and Technical College’s University Center, which will allow access to advanced degree programs from multiple institutions in partnership with ECTC.
Magnolia Bank has announced a donation of $50,000 to support the development of a University Center at Elizabethtown Community and Technical College.
Mick Kennedy is not just a professor of arts and humanities at ECTC, but is also helping to build an active writers’ culture on campus. Originally from southern Indiana, Kennedy holds a Master of Fine Arts from Murray State University and has been teaching at ECTC for 20 years. He teaches composition, creative writing, literature and film.
SAVE THE DATE! Mark your calendars to join us at ECTC for the Heartland Book Festival on Friday, September 20 and Saturday, September 21. The Festival is sponsored by ECTC, Barnes & Noble, and the Hardin County Public Library.
Steven Sargeant, a member of ECTC’s Board of Directors, is committed to helping to sustain the planet by enhancing the value of plastic waste. As the Senior General Manager of Technology at FlexFilms in Elizabethtown, Steve has used his chemical engineering expertise to develop an energy-efficient process for recycling polyester (plastics).
ECTC and the U.S. Army Garrison Fort Knox have become partners in offering the new Advanced Manufacturing Army Career Skills Program (CSP), which strengthens civilian career opportunities for soldiers.
The Cecilian Bank has announced a donation of $10,000 to Elizabethtown Community and Technical College’s University Center, which will allow access to advanced degree programs from multiple institutions in partnership with ECTC.