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Gateway Appoints Schutzman Dean of Workforce Solutions

Gateway Appoints Schutzman Dean of Workforce Solutions

FLORENCE, KY (FOX19) – Carissa Schutzman of Villa Hills, Ky., was recently named dean of Workforce Solutions at Gateway Community and Technical College, according to Angie Taylor, Gateway vice president of Workforce Solutions and innovations.

In this role, Schutzman is responsible for collaborating with Gateway’s business, industry, and secondary education partners to develop programs and services designed to spur workforce development and preparation. A major part of her role involves creating initiatives to increase the pool of qualified candidates for manufacturing jobs.

Gateway Assessment Center Director Appointed to National Board

Gateway Assessment Center Director Appointed to National Board

FLORENCE, KY (FOX19)  –  Cynthia Sproehnle, director of the Assessment Center at Gateway Community and Technical College, has been appointed to serve as a director of the National Council Testing Association. Sproehnle was selected by the board to fill an unexpired term that will be completed in September 2015.

“Cindy is well-deserving of this honorable and responsibility,” said Angie Taylor, Gateway vice president of Workforce Solutions and Innovations. The Gateway Assessment Center is part of the Workforce Solutions Division. “Cindy’s leadership has greatly expanded our Assessment Center services, which our workforce partners have come to rely on as a key contributor to their ability to screen, assess and hire the most qualified people.”

Dr. Gregory Stewart to Coordinate Gateway's new Human Services program

Dr. Gregory Stewart to Coordinate Gateway's new Human Services program

COVINGTON, KY (FOX19)  – Dr. Gregory Stewart has joined Gateway Community and Technical College as coordinator of the college’s new Human Services program, according to Susan Chaney, chair of Gateway’s Allied Health Division.

Dr. Stewart is responsible for the day to day operations of the new major that offers an associate in applied science degree in human services.

Upon graduation from the two-year program, students can transfer to a four-year university to pursue a bachelor’s degree in human services or a related field such as social work. By law, Gateway credits can be transferred to any public four-year university in Kentucky and are accepted elsewhere throughout the country.

Downtown resident hired by First Financial Bank

Downtown resident hired by First Financial Bank

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19) - First Financial Bank has welcomed Calvin Guyer as a mortgage loan originator. Guyer will serve clients throughout Greater Cincinnati.

“As we prepare for the new year and interest rates remain low, many consumers may be considering purchasing a new home or refinancing their current one,” said Ed Hensley, First Financial’s director of mortgage lending. “We’re confident Calvin will provide our clients with expert advice and lending solutions to help them meet their goals and plans for the future.”

Guyer is a resident of downtown Cincinnati and graduate of Bowling Green State University. Those interested in his service can schedule an appointment with Calvin Guyer by calling 513-551-5435 or e-mailing Calvin.Guyer@bankatfirst.com

Philanthropist Roger Grein Honored Nationally, Locally

Philanthropist Roger Grein Honored Nationally, Locally

CINCINNATI, OH (FOX19)  - Roger Grein, founder and president of nonprofit Magnified Giving, was recently honored nationally and locally with distinguished honors for his lifelong generosity and focus on strengthening lives and communities.

Grein was selected from 19,000 full time volunteers as the National Father George Mader Award by the Catholic Volunteer Network. Named after the Network’s founder, the annual Award is given to an organization or individual that encourages lay men and women to serve others locally, nationally, or internationally. Grein was also named 2012 Philanthropist of the Year from the Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Cincinnati Chapter.

“Life hasn’t been easy for Roger. He has struggled to get what he has gotten and still, the first thing he asked himself was how he can serve others. He has a heart of gold,” said Bill Keating, Jr., a board member of Magnified Giving.

Main Library to host 58th annual Veterans Day Commemoration Nov. 12

Main Library to host 58th annual Veterans Day Commemoration Nov. 12

CINCINNATI OH (FOX19) - When James R. Shaw enlisted in the U.S. Air Force at the age of 21 in 1955, he followed a path blazed by the famed aviation pioneers—the Tuskegee Airmen—who were the first African American pilots of the U.S. Army Air Force. They overcame segregation and prejudice to become one of the most highly respected fighter groups of World War II, proving conclusively that African Americans could fly and maintain sophisticated combat aircraft.

The Tuskegee Airmen’s achievements, together with the men and women who supported them, paved the way for full integration of the U.S. military in 1948. Mr. Shaw, Chief Master Sergeant of the U.S. Air Force (Ret.) and the President of the Greater Cincinnati Chapter of the Tuskegee Airmen, Inc., will give the keynote remarks for the 58th Annual Veterans Day Commemoration to be held on Monday, November 12 at 10:45 a.m. in the Atrium of the Main Library, 800 Vine Street (south building, first floor).