The OTC Foundation, the fund-raising arm of Ozarks Technical Community College, has received a lead gift from Jerry and Linda Jared. Mr. Jared is the President of Jared Enterprises, former owner of Cody’s Convenience Stores, and member of the OTC Foundation Board. The Jareds have given the money in support of the Center for Workforce…
Ozarks Technical Community College has chosen the winners of its 18th annual Excellence in Education Awards, the highest and most prestigious awards that the college confers. The award recipients are determined by a committee of their peers and will be recognized at the September meeting of the College’s Board of Trustees. Each winner is presented…
Ozarks Technical Community College’s Adult Education and Literacy division will offer a free, no obligation session on “Becoming a Volunteer Tutor in Adult Education” at the Richwood Valley campus in Christian County on Wednesday, July 22, from 6-7pm. The session will be held in room 230. Join us for the session to learn about the…
Seventeen students from Ozarks Technical Community College recently traveled to Kansas City to compete in the 45th annual National Leadership and SkillsUSA Conference, a national competition for high school and college students who are preparing for careers in trade, technical and skilled service occupations. More than 5,000 students, including 209 from Missouri, competed in 91…
Enrollment grows by 6.9 percent over last year.
More than 1,100 taking online courses.
Dental hygienists, physical therapy assistants get top pay.
Top programs include business, early childhood, culinary arts.
A potent one-two punch with myriad offerings.
Sound man returned to OTC to pick up diploma.
The fair was sponsored by the Enrollment Management office.
Presenting English adaptation of French play is daunting.
Classes are concern new facial recognition software.
Staff offers unemployed training and education options.
Funding available from a variety of sources.
Many using the free GED program at OTC to earn their high-school credential.
OTC seen as place to go to advance education.
Program provides exceptional students a chance to develop potential.
Community Welding Day chance for OTC to give back.
Early Childhood Development draws students who love kids.
Classic cars on display on OTC campus
Thousands to gather at JQH Arena to mark the achievements.
Classes directed at Branson area’s workers.
The College founded the Center of Excellence for Tobacco-Free Campus Policy in 2004.
Shelter being built in Christian County with FEMA grant.
