New Class Prepares Auto Students for the Future with Hands-On EV Training
Thanks to a recent grant from the ICCB, COD's Automotive Service Technology program has developed a specialized EV course.
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The COD News Bureau is the College's primary source of news and information. Whether it happens in the classroom, in a laboratory or out in the field, the News Bureau brings you timely stories about every aspect of learning and discovery at COD.
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Explore DeKalb County’s Role in the Underground Railroad
The presentation, held April 17 in honor of former COD History Professor Carter D. Carroll, is free and open to the public.
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College Theater Presents 'Our Town' April 10 to 19
Performances will take place at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and at 3 p.m. Sunday.
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When Computer and Information Science student Tyler Lucas applied for a scholarship through the COD Foundation, he never imagined it would lead to an IT internship created just for him.
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COD Experts: The Balance of Power
COD Political Science Professor David Goldberg is available for interviews and speaking engagements on the current state of checks and balances in the U.S. government. He can discuss whether the three branches remain co-equal as intended, how power dynamics have shifted over time, and what this means for the future of American democracy. Contact Goldberg for Insights.
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"COD wasn’t just offering an education; it was offering a community that would stand by me and help me thrive." - Beth Carey, Human Services
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News Videos
COD Cares' bicycle donations makes a positive impact in the local community.
COD’s Automotive Service Technology program has developed a specialized EV course to prepare the next generation of auto mechanics.
Art students bring their creative visions to life, transforming Pace bus stop benches into vibrant community spaces.
