Marie's blog

How many people do you see on an average day? Try to count all of the drivers and pedestrians on the roads, customers in the grocery store, and parents picking their kids up from school. The number could be so overwhelming that the people become a sea of faces rather than individuals with names. When you look at four-year universities and see thousands of students walking across campus, you might feel that you would be just a number there, too.

Amanda Bumpus became a medical assistant despite discovering that she had cancer. “It's never too late to follow your dreams,” she says.

How hard are you willing to work toward your goals? Making career changes and educational progress could seem difficult when you have work and family obligations. However, for students like Emily Hastings, the results were worth the challenges.  

Who's going to repair your home's heating system when winter storms hit? Who can you rely on to maintain your business refrigeration and temperature control systems during peak hours?

No one, unless more positions in this field are filled.

Businesses and homes are growing steadily, but the number of available HVAC/R technicians dwindles. This is great news for you! With your diploma from Stautzenberger College, you could be prepared to enjoy:

In 1991, the National Receptionists’ Association created a day to give recognition to the dedicated men and women who do so much for our organizations. Receptionists are responsible for providing an excellent first impression to all customers, in person, and on the telephone. Today our Brecksville Campus is honored to recognize Karen McKown.

At Maumee Campus, we take pride in making both students and staff feel like part of the Stautzenberger College family. As we celebrate National Receptionist Day, please join us in welcoming our new receptionist, Patricia (“Patt”).

Patt has an extremely important role in our organization—she is the face and voice of the school. Think of her as being a jack-of-all-trades. Patt always has a solution for problems that crop up at inopportune times. Accommodating and flexible, she easily adapts to new situations.