Clark State Colleges Campuses

The Greene Center campus in Beavercreek specializes in technical and vocational programs, leveraging its proximity to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the region's aerospace and advanced manufacturing industries. This location focuses on career-oriented education with state-of-the-art facilities for practical training.

• Aviation Maintenance: FAA-certified programs in aircraft maintenance technology, avionics, and airframe and powerplant mechanics, including hands-on work with actual aircraft components and simulators.
• Advanced Manufacturing: Courses in precision machining, CNC programming, additive manufacturing (3D printing), and industrial robotics, designed to meet the needs of high-tech manufacturing firms in the area.
• Unmanned Aerial Systems (Drones): Training in drone operation, maintenance, and applications for industries like agriculture, public safety, and logistics, with flight simulations and regulatory compliance instruction.
• Cybersecurity and IT: Specialized tracks in network security, ethical hacking, and defense-related IT systems, partnering with local tech companies for certifications like CompTIA Security+.
• Engineering Technologies: Programs in electrical engineering technology, mechatronics, and quality assurance, featuring labs for circuit design, automation systems, and lean manufacturing principles.
• Business and Logistics: Supply chain management, project management, and aviation business operations, with emphasis on the logistics hub surrounding the Dayton area.

The Greene Center also offers select health sciences courses, such as phlebotomy and medical coding, and general education classes for degree completion. Its curriculum is aligned with workforce demands, incorporating apprenticeships and co-ops with employers like Boeing and Northrop Grumman. Students benefit from modern classrooms, collaborative spaces, and industry advisory boards that shape program relevance. Hybrid learning options accommodate schedules, while career services provide job placement assistance. Serving a growing student body interested in STEM fields, the center promotes innovation and technical expertise. Through these targeted programs, Clark State at the Greene Center contributes to the economic vitality of Greene County, equipping graduates with skills for high-demand jobs in aviation, defense, and manufacturing sectors. This focused approach ensures graduates are job-ready and competitive in a dynamic job market.

The Springfield Campus of Clark State Community College serves as the primary hub for a wide array of academic programs designed to meet the educational needs of the local community and beyond. This campus offers comprehensive associate degrees, certificates, and transfer programs in various fields, emphasizing hands-on learning and career preparation.

• Business Administration: Courses cover accounting principles, management strategies, marketing fundamentals, and entrepreneurship, preparing students for entry-level positions in corporate environments or further business studies.
• Health and Human Services: Programs include nursing (both practical and associate degrees), medical assisting, dental hygiene, and social work, with clinical rotations and simulations to build practical skills in patient care and healthcare administration.
• Information Technology: Offerings range from cybersecurity and networking to software development and web design, featuring labs equipped with the latest tools for coding, database management, and IT support training.
• Engineering and Manufacturing: Technical programs in mechanical engineering technology, industrial maintenance, and automation, including CAD design, robotics, and quality control to support Ohio's manufacturing sector.
• Liberal Arts and Education: General education courses in English, mathematics, history, and sciences, alongside early childhood education and teacher preparation for seamless transfer to four-year institutions.
• Criminal Justice and Public Safety: Training in law enforcement, corrections, and emergency medical services, with scenario-based simulations for real-world application.

Additionally, the campus provides workforce development courses in areas like welding, HVAC, and culinary arts, tailored to industry demands. With small class sizes and dedicated faculty, students receive personalized support. The curriculum integrates online and hybrid options, ensuring flexibility for working adults. Extracurricular activities, including student clubs and internships, enhance learning. Overall, the Springfield Campus fosters a supportive environment for academic success, career advancement, and community engagement, serving over 5,000 students annually with affordable, high-quality education. This diverse program lineup reflects Clark State's commitment to accessible higher education in the Miami Valley region, promoting lifelong learning and economic mobility.