Research is also rewarded but less frequently encountered. C. Disciplinary emphases central to institutions mission. The College is organized around discipline-based technology programs. When decisions are made to develop and implement new programs, student interest, external review, employer need, and state and federal funding priorities help frame the criteria. It is primarily through its associate degree programs that Muskingum Tech provides public service.
Graduates meet the needs of the employers.
They are well trained, responsive and contribute to the economic base of area communities. Faculty may request institutional support for public service programs that encourage community outreach particularly on the part of students. D. Relative emphasis given to baccalaureate instruction and general education. The College offers only associate degree programs. There are no graduate teaching associates.