News - 2015

• Hawkeye to Host FIRST® LEGO® League Regional Qualifier

  posted 12/8/2015

  FIRST Lego League is a worldwide program in its 18th year of getting children eager to learn science, technology, engineering, and math. The program helps children develop skills in problem-solving, teamwork, strategizing, and creative thinking.

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• High Winds Serve as Training for Student Truck Drivers

  posted 11/12/2015

  For many students at Hawkeye Community College, today's high winds were the first time they experienced that added danger.

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• State, businesses work together to build apprentice program

  posted 11/8/2015

  The concept of learning on the job isn't new, particularly in construction and skilled trades. Now, though, the state is promoting a “registered apprenticeship” approach that brings skills testing and classroom instruction into the mix.

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• Hawkeye Teaches Machining, English to Immigrants

  posted 7/4/2015

  Along with hands-on career training, students received English language learner and math instruction, an approach called Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training.

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• Introducing Hawkeye's New Logo

  posted 4/6/2015

  Watch for Hawkeye's new logo, springing up around campus and in the community. Learn more about how this new logo came to be.

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• Graphic Communications Students Contribute to Hawkeye and the Community

  posted 3/30/2015

  Students in the Graphic Communications program used their talents and training to help promote the College's annual Art Show by working on the poster and program guide for the event.

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• Graphic Communications Students win American Advertising Awards in Cedar Valley competition

  posted 3/30/2015

  Two Graphic Communications students have been presented awards from the American Advertising Federation.

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• Graphic Communications students help Elementary student with 2015 My Waterloo Days logo development

  posted 3/30/2015

  Hawkeye Graphic Communications students help refine Cranston's design.

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