Higdon appears on New York NPR program
President discussed job training issues
Registration for spring 2010 classes begins
Be prepared when signing up.
Fallen Soldier scholarship begun
Fund would help loved ones of fallen soliders.
Therapy programs garnering honors
Physical, respiratory, occupational therapies win.
Center to offer workforce skills training
Program developed after talks with business leaders.
OTC students sending holiday boxes to soldiers
Boxes going to Missouri soldiers in Afghanistan
Choir, ensemble to perform Dec. 10
First concert for OTC ensemble
Regional IT consortium being organized
Group would help build job pool.
OTC bringing Thai dancers to Gillioz Theater
Troupe to perform to native music.
OTC spring enrollment up more than 7 percent
Four-week numbers show more than 10,000 enrolled.
Richwood Valley enrollment up 20 percent in spring
This spring, there are 807 students enrolled.
Waynesville sees increase in spring enrollment
Enrollment up over that in the fall semester.
“Tartuffe’ translator to perform at Gillioz
Performer will also conduct workshops for theater students
OTC Foundation and Care to Learn Fund to make joint announcement
A new avenue for meeting the needs of the students of Ozarks Technical Community College will be announced at a press conference on Wednesday, September 9, at 9 a.m., in the Atrium of the Information Commons at the College’s Springfield campus. The joint announcement will provide information regarding the College’s new partnership with Care to…
Official fall enrollment up 15.9% at Ozarks Technical Community College
The student population at Ozarks Technical Community College continues to grow, with more than 12,884 students enrolled for the fall 2009 semester, up 15.9 percent from last fall. The largest growth is at the College’s Waynesville Education Center, which welcomed 203 students this semester, an increase of 81.3 percent. Enrollment is up more than 12…
First class of Nursing degree graduates achieves 100% success rate on licensing exam
The first-ever class of graduates from the Associate of Science in Nursing program at Ozarks Technical Community College has earned a 100% success rate on the Missouri state Registered Nurse licensing examination. Every one of the 24 graduates in the program’s inaugural class has passed the exam and is now eligible for employment as a…
3rd Annual OTC Foundation Golf Tournament raises more than $17,000 for student scholarships
The 3rd Annual OTC Foundation Golf Tournament, held recently at the Hickory Hills Country Club, brought 88 area players together for a common goal: supporting the students of Ozarks Technical Community College. The 22 teams of four, along with event sponsors, raised a total of $17,543 dollars, which will be used for student scholarships. “More…
OTC to offer new Late Start Courses beginning September 18
As classes filled up for the fall semester at Ozarks Technical Community College, administrators began looking for a way to provide for those students who were unable to enroll in the classes they needed. The solution: for the first time in the College’s history, OTC will offer Late Start Courses, or classes that begin after…
OTC Adult Education and Literacy class in Bolivar moving to new location September 8
Ozarks Technical Community College will offer Adult Education and Literacy classes at the Bolivar Schools Administration Building beginning Tuesday, September 8. The free classes are designed for anyone interested in seeking a GED, improving their literacy, or learning English as a second language. Held in the basement of the Administration Building, the class will meet…
OTC Foundation receives grant for purchase of equipment for Disability Support Services
The OTC Foundation has been awarded a grant of $9,376 from the William T. Kemper Foundation and the Commerce Bank Foundation. The gift will be used to purchase Kurzweil Educational Systems for Disability Support Services at Ozarks Technical Community College. Kurzweil Educational Systems provide reading assistance for students who struggle with learning disabilities, such as…
Spring enrollment up despite economy
Enrollment grows by 6.9 percent over last year.
Online enrollment continues to climb
More than 1,100 taking online courses.
Allied Health programs producing top graduates
Dental hygienists, physical therapy assistants get top pay.
Top programs at OTC reflect student interest
Top programs include business, early childhood, culinary arts.
CWD, Continuing Education give options in education
A potent one-two punch with myriad offerings.