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WSCO Names Dynamic Duo Students of the Month

Steven and Denise Lee are a married couple in the unique position of not only going to Washington State College of Ohio together but pursuing the same degree. The academic dynamic duo credits their success to their ability to encourage and support one another in achieving their dreams. This month they have earned the distinction of being the first couple WSCO has ever recognized as Students of the Month.
MARIETTA— Steven and Denise Lee are a married couple in the unique position of not only going to Washington State College of Ohio together but pursuing the same degree. The academic dynamic duo credits their success to their ability to encourage and support one another in achieving their dreams. This month they have earned the distinction of being the first couple WSCO has ever recognized as Students of the Month. Steven and Denise are in the final weeks of completing their associate degrees in social services, a career path that both chose because of their desire to help people and...

Early College Option Saves Money, Expand Opportunities

Brenna Weidner is a College Credit Plus (CCP) student from Fort Frye High School who will graduate this spring from Washington State College of Ohio (WSCO) with an associate degree and a certificate. The ambitious high school senior likes that the early college option gives her choices to consider for her future, regardless if she plans to pursue a bachelor’s degree or transition into a career.
MARIETTA— Brenna Weidner is a College Credit Plus (CCP) student from Fort Frye High School who will graduate this spring from Washington State College of Ohio (WSCO) with an associate degree and a certificate. The ambitious high school senior likes that the early college option gives her choices to consider for her future, regardless if she plans to pursue a bachelor’s degree or transition into a career. Participating in CCP has been a part of Weidner’s academic plan since she learned of the initiative in junior high school. She said she loved the idea of it particularly because of the...

The Troubadours to Reunite for WSCO Benefit Concert

Troubadours Benefit Concert for WSCO
MARIETTA— Local musical group sensation, The Troubadours, will reunite one night only for a benefit concert for the Washington State College of Ohio Foundation. The Troubadours Reunion Party will be Saturday, April 6. The band will bring their vintage rock and roll sounds to The Adelphia Music Hall and thrill fans of all ages with songs by The Rolling Stones, The Eagles, Peter Frampton, Hall & Oates, Bob Seger, Steve Miller Band, CCR, Jackson Browne, Steely Dan, Tom Petty and more. “The band hasn’t performed together for more than a year, but they’ve decided to give their fans what they’ve...

Spring Commencement 2023

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Congratulations Class of 2023! Commencement Program Commencement Poster with Graduates Photo Album Pinning Ceremonies Photo Album Follow us on Social Media! Facebook Instagram Twitter #MakeYourWashingtonStatement All College Commencement 2023 It is our pleasure to invite you to participate in the 2023 All College Commencement Ceremony. Details Saturday, May 13, 2023 | 10 a.m. Graduates must report by 9:15 a.m. Dyson Baudo Recreation Center (DBRC) at the Marietta College campus Mandatory Rehearsal Friday, May 12, 2023 | 3:30 pm Graduates must report by 3:00pm Dyson Baudo Recreation Center (DBRC) at the Marietta College campus Health Sciences Pinnings Respiratory Therapy...

Family of Former WSCO President Creates Scholarship, Builds Suicide Awareness

Washington State College of Ohio’s former President Dr. Carson Miller and his wife Barbara Miller recently endowed a scholarship with the WSCO Foundation in memory of their late grandson Carson “Tom” Thomas Miller. The Carson Thomas Miller Memorial Scholarship was established to support students in the Social Services program.
MARIETTA— Washington State College of Ohio’s former President Dr. Carson Miller and his wife Barbara Miller recently endowed a scholarship with the WSCO Foundation in memory of their late grandson Carson “Tom” Thomas Miller. The Millers lost their grandson tragically to suicide in 2015. Tom was an 18-year-old just entering his senior year in high school when he took his life. “He was an all-around good American kid who showed no indication that something was wrong or that there was depression,” shared Dr. Miller. The family established the scholarship to help others who have been affected by suicide. “The collateral damage...

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