Nourishing the Teacher – “Bump” up the music
The classroom is packed. Every chair is full and 2 extra seats are pulled in to accommodate the students who …
Cliff Davis named president of OTC Table Rock Campus
OTC Vice Chancellor Cliff Davis is the new president of the OTC Table Rock Campus. OTC’s Board of Trustees approved …
OTC hosts dedication of Larry and Donna Snyder Atrium
Ozarks Technical Community College recognized Larry and Donna Snyder with the naming of the Larry and Donna Snyder Atrium in …
Geology class takes field trip to rock formations
When OTC geology instructor Kathryn Shade saw the advantage of moving her classroom outside and off campus, she took jumped …
Banned books topic of class at OTC Richwood Valley
Today may mark the start of Banned Book Week, but OTC instructor Lyndsey Strahan and her class at OTC Richwood …
OTC receives national recognition for Certified Surgical Technologist program
Ozarks Technical Community College received the annual merit award from the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting (NBSTSA) …
OTC awarded more than $1 million for STEM programs
Ozarks Technical Community College received more than $1 million as part of a $19.7 million grant awarded to Missouri’s community …
OTC hosts local high school students at Discover OTC
Ozarks Technical Community College invites area high school students to attend Discover OTC – an annual, system-wide event that serves …
OTC employees see what poverty is like
OTC employees got an up close and personal look at what poverty looks like in the Ozarks. OACAC’s Poverty Simulation,
OTC grad finds success in app world
Like some students when they first come to Ozarks Technical Community College, Jordan Morgan wasn’t sure what career he was
Nourishing the Teacher – The most important day
My grandfather, Isaac, arrived in the United States in December of 1909. He was only 15 years old when his …
Nourishing the Teacher – Starting on a good note
Welcome back to a new semester. On our opening day, we had a few lost and wandering students but overall …