- Police Officer
- Sign Language Interpreting
- Teacher
- Athletic Trainer
- School Principal
- Community Health Professional
- Counselor
- Paralegal
Police Officer
Do you aspire to serve and protect? Being a police officer is more than just a job - it requires integrity, dedication and responsibility to your community, both on and off-duty. Through Criminal Justice studies, you'll be prepared to work in law enforcement, the courts, corrections, criminal justice administration, crime prevention, or youth services. If you're already employed in the field, the degree is a great vehicle for career advancement.
Opportunities for field work exist with area law enforcement, court systems, and corrections facilities, allowing you to gain experience before entering the force. Graduates can also go on to work in federal organizations including the CIA and the Department of Homeland Security.
You can view all of our criminal justice programs to find the right fit for you!
Sign Language Interpreting
Do you enjoy learning sign language and want to pursue it as a profession? Professional sign language interpreters can work in education, mental health, medical, video relay services, legal, workplace and business, and other various settings.
Through coursework and supervised field experiences, you'll learn the skills to make a difference in the lives of hard-of-hearing children and adults. Program graduates meet the prerequisites for national licensure through the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf and work in a variety of community-based settings.
You can view all of our Sign Language Interpreting programs to find the right fit for you!
Teacher
Do you want a career that truly makes a difference? Our teacher education programs, ranked in the Top 100 Schools of Education in the U.S., will provide you with the knowledge and skills to become a caring and competent teacher. You'll gain experience through observation, student teaching, and internships. Graduates teach in public or privates schools; in particular, many job opportunities await middle school teachers, science, math and foreign language high school teachers, and intervention specialists (special education) for all ages.
Opportunities for Ohio licensure exist at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Explore these links for the program that will help you reach your career goal!
Check out our Secondary Education programs for more information!
Athletic Trainer
Do you love sports and have a drive to see athletes perform their best? A career in Athletic Training focuses on the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of physical injuries. You'll learn to educate patients and provide care for a variety of injuries, from minor sprains to chronic medical conditions. Students gain experience in the field studying with the Reds, Bengals, even the Cincinnati Ballet.
As an athletic trainer, you'll not only find job opportunities on the field, but also in schools, universities, hospitals, and fitness centers, as well as in the military, law enforcement, and performing arts - just about anywhere where people are active.
Check out our Athletic Training program for more information!
School Principal
Are you a natural leader with a passion for education? Do you see yourself as a role model for the next generation? School Principals set the bar for excellence and accountability in the classroom, from developing goals and standards to managing and motivating staff and students. Principals supervise all aspects of an organization including facilities, staffing, educational goals and budgeting. With UC's program, you will gain the skills to manage both day-to-day operations and long-term planning.
You can view all of our educational leadership programs to find the right fit for you!
Community Health Professional
Do you want to join the growing industry of health education? Community Health Educators prevent illness by informing and educating individuals and communities about topics such as proper nutrition and exercise, and the habits and behaviors necessary to avoid illness. You'll learn approaches to account for different audiences and their cultural norms, from breast cancer awareness programs for women, to teaching the effects of binge drinking to students.
Opportunities in this field include public health departments, voluntary health agencies, hospitals and insurance companies. You may spend a lot of time away from the office, meeting with community organizers, speaking with patients, or teaching classes. Health educators in schools spend the majority of their day in classrooms.
You can view all of our health promotion & education programs to find the right fit for you!
Counselor
Have you always been available to lend an ear to friends and family? Your strong desire to help others can translate into a successful career in Counseling. Ideal for social personalities with energy and compassion, counselors help individuals develop and achieve their maximum potential through the evaluation of abilities and personal circumstances.
Apply your skills in a private practice as a relationship or mental health counselor and help families resolve issues during hard times, or find your niche in grade schools as an educational or career counselor, enhancing the growth of aspiring students and guiding them towards smart choices and brighter futures. Explore the possibilities of one of the fastest-growing professions today.
You can view all of our counseling programs to find the right fit for you!
Paralegal
Do you thrive on research and organization, with a passion to see justice in action? The fast-growing field of Paralegal Studies opens the doors to opportunities in law firms, private practices, corporate legal departments, and government agencies such as the U.S. Department of Justice, the Social Security Administration, and the U.S. Department of Treasury.
You'll develop an extensive knowledge of law and litigation to work directly alongside attorneys preparing client files, researching cases, and drafting legal documents. Advanced paralegals accompany counsel during trial, work with witness preparation and may have extensive client contact.
You can view all of our paralegal programs to find the right fit for you!
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CECH is home to over 27,000 living alumni. Our graduates are out in the community, strengthening our schools and neighborhoods. We are proud to be the college that trains excellent teachers, education administrators, criminal justice officers, health professionals and counselors to Greater Cincinnati and beyond. CECH's continued success is possible through the strong support of our alumni and friends like you.
Year-at-a-glance
- Dean's Annual BBQ - 10/2/2009 (on the CECH Lawn)
- Homecoming - 10/24/2009
- Distinguished Alumni Awards - 10/25/2009
- Alumni Weekend & Class of 1960 Reunion - 5/15/2010 - 5/16/2010






