OTC helps bring AED to Crosslines
With more than 51,000 people using Crosslines every year, the Springfield charity organization never knows when a serious medical issue …
OTC Board of Trustees welcomes new member
The President and CEO of the United Way of the Ozarks, Jennifer Kennally, was sworn in as the newest member …
International students find OTC is a good home for them
While community colleges are primarily for local residents to use to enhance their education, more and more international students are …
Chancellor of OTC named one of Ingram’s 50 Missourians You Should Know
Dr. Hal Higdon, chancellor of Ozarks Technical Community College, has been named one of Ingram’s 2014 50 Missourians You Should …
OTC and Drury collaborate to develop A.A. in Behavioral Sciences
Ozarks Technical Community College (OTC) and Drury University have partnered to develop an Associate of Arts in Behavioral Sciences degree …
OTC CEC instructor publishes 10th recipe book
J.E. Cornwell has taken his talents in both cooking and publishing to offer readers an inside look into the secrets …
OTC offers free adult education classes
Ozarks Technical Community College (OTC) is accepting enrollment for its free Adult Education and Literacy (AEL) classes held at the …
Kat Allie featured in state arts magazine
Kat Allie, department chair of fine arts and humanities at Ozarks Technical Community College, didn’t take art classes growing up
EMP program gaining national reputation for excellence
Don’t look now, but OTC’s Electronic Media Production program is quickly becoming one of the best in the country, if
OTC Trustee Jackie McKinsey retires
Jacqueline (Jackie) McKinsey, a founding member of the Ozarks Technical Community College Board of Trustees, announced her retirement at OTC’s …
OTC leads in offering others Title IX training
Recently, national universities, including Ivy League institutions, have received unwanted headlines for their handling of sexual assault cases. Those high-profile
Home-schooled students have a path toward OTC
There are more than 4,500 families in the Ozarks who home school their children and when they look for advanced