News
Winter driving tips from Sinclair’s Automotive Department
The winter weather is finally here and as it approaches full swing, Sinclair Automotive Professor Michael Garblik gave some useful winter driving tips and advice for saving money at the pump. Gasoline saving tips Gasoline in Dayton this winter has been around the $3.50 mark and... [Read more...]
Sports
Former heavyweight champion visits Sinclair
When you google the name Buster Douglas, the first thing that pops up is the fact that he knocked out Mike Tyson in Tokyo, to pull off one of boxing’s biggest upsets ever to become heavyweight champion of the world. But an unknown fact about Douglas is that he is a former Sinclair... [Read more...]
Life
Sinclair faculty exhibit artwork in Building 13
Kelly Joslin, chair of the Art Department, and Pat McClelland, gallery coordinator, both smiled when they spoke about their professional artwork. That’s because 45 pieces of their artwork are being exhibited at the Burnell R. Roberts Triangle Gallery in Building 13 on the fourth... [Read more...]
Campus
Newman takes the reins as CIS Chair
The Computer Information Systems Department at Sinclair has seen a change in its leadership beginning this Winter Quarter. Reece Newman, an assistant professor in the department since late 2010, has been appointed chair to replace Martha Taylor, who has served as chair for the... [Read more...]
News
Winter driving tips from Sinclair’s Automotive Department
The winter weather is finally here and as it approaches full swing, Sinclair Automotive Professor Michael Garblik gave some useful winter driving tips and advice for saving money at the pump. Gasoline saving tips Gasoline in Dayton this winter has been around the $3.50 mark and doesn’t seem to be dropping... [Read more...]
Newman takes the reins as CIS Chair
The Computer Information Systems Department at Sinclair has seen a change in its leadership beginning this Winter Quarter. Reece Newman, an assistant professor in the department since late 2010, has been appointed chair to replace Martha Taylor, who has served as chair for the last four years. Newman... [Read more...]
Former heavyweight champion visits Sinclair
Many will enter but only one will win $100
Sinclair’s Workforce Development aims to build on employees’ potential
Cyber investigation course offered at Sinclair
Sinclair co-sponsors Wait2Text campaign
Marching for the Dream
Life
Winter driving tips from Sinclair’s Automotive Department
The winter weather is finally here and as it approaches full swing, Sinclair Automotive Professor Michael Garblik gave some useful winter driving tips and advice for saving money at the pump. Gasoline saving tips Gasoline in Dayton this winter has been around the $3.50 mark and doesn’t seem to be dropping... [Read more...]
Sinclair faculty exhibit artwork in Building 13
Kelly Joslin, chair of the Art Department, and Pat McClelland, gallery coordinator, both smiled when they spoke about their professional artwork. That’s because 45 pieces of their artwork are being exhibited at the Burnell R. Roberts Triangle Gallery in Building 13 on the fourth floor. The show titled... [Read more...]
Sinclair celebrates the season for nonviolence
Golden rule workshop coming to Sinclair
Newman takes the reins as CIS Chair
Many will enter but only one will win $100
Sinclair’s Workforce Development aims to build on employees’ potential
Cyber investigation course offered at Sinclair
Sports
Former heavyweight champion visits Sinclair
When you google the name Buster Douglas, the first thing that pops up is the fact that he knocked out Mike Tyson in Tokyo, to pull off one of boxing’s biggest upsets ever to become heavyweight champion of the world. But an unknown fact about Douglas is that he is a former Sinclair Community College... [Read more...]
NFL Playoff predictions
The National Football League Playoffs are a captivating time of the year and by far my favorite thing about the football season. This year there is a tough, tough National Football Conference lineup and any of the teams could win it all. In the American Football Conference, the powerhouse teams are back... [Read more...]
Sinclair offers students an affordable way to get in shape
Rebounding and team size may cause problems for Tartan Pride
Tartan Pride defeats Tar Heels 87 to 85
Women’s basketball handles business despite adversity
Players’ energy in practice gives Coach Price goosebumps
Volleyball caps off winning season
Campus
Blogging the days away
Everyone has a story to tell, a voice to be heard and a different perspective about Sinclair Community College. Imagine if 365 days out of the year, everyone came together to record their daily experiences at Sinclair through blogging. “The blog is sort of a way to chronicle what Sinclair is really... [Read more...]
Celebrating Sinclair’s Scottish heritage
Students, faculty and staff may soon notice a sound coming from the stage area of Building 8 that some may have never heard before. Bagpipes may be heard playing on Wednesday Jan. 25 as a way “to let people know something’s coming,” said Paul Carbonaro, coordinator of the English as a Second Language... [Read more...]
