History
Clayton G. Horn, Samuel Krugliak and Ralph Regula were the leading figures in the founding of Stark State College in 1960. The College originally was named Stark County Technical Institute and over the years, renamed Stark State Technical Institute and Stark Technical College. In 1996, the College was renamed Stark State College of Technology and, most recently, renamed as Stark State College (citation: http://www.starkstate.edu/?q=news/spring-enrollment-name-change).
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