Ozarka College is pleased to announce that on July 23, 2015 the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) approved the Ozarka College Aviation - professional Pilot program. FAA approval was a critical step in the rollout of the new Associate of Science (A.S.) in Professional Pilot - Aviation degree. Ozarka College will begin with the first class of student pilots during the Fall 2015 semester.Subsequent to FAA approval, Ozarka College received approval on July 24, 2015 from the US Department of Education Federal Student Aid division. This approval will allow students within the degree to apply for federal financial aid under Title IV. The College is now completing the final steps to obtain approval from the Veteran's Affairs Administration to allow veterans within the degree program to use their VA benefits, in addition to federal financial aid.As an FAA approved College, both degree-seeking students and private individuals will be able to complete their flight training with fewer required hours. "Students can now complete their Private Pilot Certificate with five fewer hours of solo flight time, " said Nick Lenczycki, Ozarka College Director of Aviation. "This saves every student nearly six hundred dollars. "Dr. Richard Dawe, Ozarka President, commented, "This exciting new aviation program will provide students the opportunity to pursue a new career track that can lead to strong pay, world travel, and the ability to live where they were raised if they choose to stay close to home. "Ozarka College recently announced two endowed scholarship for students of the new Aviation Program from the late Gwenn A. Lea. These scholarships, endowed at $20,000 each, are for students who have declared their major as Professional Pilot - Aviation at Ozarka College, to use for lab (flight) fees. Each scholarship recipient will be awarded $500 per semester, beginning in the Spring semester of the 2016 academic school year. There are many other scholarship opportunities available for Ozarka student pilots and those enrolled in other programs.Ozarka College has acquired a Cessna Skyhawk 172 and a Redbird LD Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD) in preparation for the first cohort of students. The College is continuing to grow its fleet of aircraft to support the program. Lenczycki stated that the Cessna Skyhawk is an ideal training platform with a proven safety record. "The Redbird LD accurately represents the training aircraft in almost every respect and serves as an economical way for students to practice a whole range of skills. "It's a great time to be thinking about aviation. The pilot shortage that exists makes it a perfect time to begin a career in aviation. For those who are on the fence, the College offers discovery flights. These flights last about thirty minutes and students have a chance to fly an airplane and see what aviation is all about. Discovery flights are available for $75.00.For more information about the A.S. in Professional Pilot - Aviation, flight training, discovery flights, or to apply for the Gwenn Lea Memorial Aviation Scholarships, please contact Nick Lenczycki, Ozarka College Director of Aviation, at 870.368.7926. ![]()
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Ozarka College Receives Federal Aviation Administration Approval
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FNBC Bank Awards Ozarka College Scholarship
FNBC Bank has announced the recipient of their $1,000, four semesters, Ozarka College scholarship. The scholarship has been awarded to Ms. Brianna Masson. "FNBC understands and recognizes the impact receiving higher education can have on someone's life," said FNBC Bank President Marty Sellars. "For our organization, supporting students who strive to ensure better futures for themselves and their families is an easy decision to make. We are honored to be able to provide this assistance to a worthy student on this life-changing journey."Masson is a 2015 graduate of Melbourne High School. She resides in Zion and plans to major in Teaching. For more information about this scholarship or other scholarship opportunities, please contact Suellen Davidson, Ozarka College Director of Advancement, by calling 870.368.2059.![]()
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Ozarka Kids Academy After School Program
Ozarka Kids Academy, at Ozarka College in Melbourne, will offer an after school program beginning August 17. This program is open to elementary students ages 5-9 years. The cost is $10 per day and the program will be available on days that the elementary schools are in session.Students may be brought to Ozarka Kids Academy after school, or they can be transported by school bus, if they attend Melbourne or Mt. Pleasant Elementary Schools. All students attending Ozarka Kids Academy after school program will need to be picked up at the Kids Academy by 5:15 PM. Students will be served a snack and be offered assistance with their homework.Seating is limited and will be assigned on a first come, first served basis. For more information, please contact Karen Hall, Ozarka College Director of Childcare, at 870.368.7868 or email: khall@ozarka.edu.![]()
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The Paul Weaver Library Receives Donation
The Paul Weaver Library, located at Ozarka College in Melbourne, Arkansas, recently received a large donation of books and DVD's from an anonymous donor. Doug Yancey from Cotham & Co. in Highland, Arkansas was instrumental in getting the items donated and delivered to the college library. This donation includes over 200 books on various subjects, more than 100 single educational DVD's, and over 50 large sets of educational DVD's on a wide variety of subjects. All of the donated materials being cataloged into the library collections are recent and relevant publications. Paul Weaver Library is open to the Ozarka College community, including the public. Their hours of operation include Monday through Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., and Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. If you are interested in becoming a patron of the Library, please contact Mary Ellen Hawkins, Ozarka College Librarian, by calling 870.368.2054.![]()
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Apnf Funds Ozarka College Nursing Tuition Stipends
In June of 2015, Ozarka College was able to award twelve Licensed Practical Nursing (LPN) students, who were taking summer courses at Ozarka College - Mammoth Spring, $1,000 tuition stipends, with support from the Arkansas Partnering for Nursing's Future (APNF) grant. The APNF grant is now awarding LPN students at Ozarka College - Mammoth Spring $500 each, to be applied to the Fall 2015 semester.The fall tuition stipends mark the fourth and final round of student support funds for Ozarka College LPN students through the APNF grant, an initiative providing direct tuition support for more than 70 LPN students since summer 2013. To date, the APNF program has provided $36,780 toward tuition for students in the LPN nursing pathway.The Arkansas Partnership for Nursing's Future is a partnership between the Arkansas Department of Workforce Services (DWS), the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) and participating four-year institutions, and the Arkansas Community Colleges (ACC) and participating two-year institutions.Regarding ACC and participating two-year institutions, the primary goals include increasing distance delivery opportunities for Licensed Practical Nursing and Associate Degree in Registered Nursing (RN) students and increasing the number of students matriculated into Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), LPN, and RN programs by Spring 2016."The APNF initiative enabled the College to accelerate its presence and offerings at the Mammoth Spring location, " said Joshua Wilson, Ozarka College Associate Vice President for Planning and Institutional Research. "As the grant was designed to support LPN program expansion, the College was quickly poised to capitalize on the funding opportunity to advance nursing education in Fulton, Oregon and Howell Counties, a historically underserved market. "![]()
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Free GED Classes Offered At Ozarka College
Work towards obtaining your GED by taking free classes at Ozarka College in Melbourne, Ash Flat, Mammoth Spring, or Mountain View beginning August 17. Ozarka College's Adult Education program is ADA accessible, EEOC compliant, and disability accommodations are available upon request.Classes meet at Ozarka College in Melbourne on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Classes in Ash Flat are on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Mammoth Spring and Mountain View both offer classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.Registration is ongoing. For additional information on free GED classes, please call Ozarka College's Adult Education Department at 800.821.4335, ext. 2051 or in Izard County 870.368.2051.![]()
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Ozarka College Seeks Your Heart-Healthy Miles
Ozarka College was awarded The Blue & You Foundation for a Healthier Arkansas grant in December of 2015, which helped fund a Comprehensive Health and Safety Program. In an effort to promote healthier lifestyles, part of the $46,909 awarded to Ozarka College has been used to initiate a Cardio Wellness and Fitness Challenge. Ozarka College students, employees, and the general community alike have been challenged to adopt healthier, more active lifestyles. Originally, Ozarka College set a goal for participants to log at least 10,000 heart-healthy miles, collectively, all while on a journey to a healthier life. The College is pleased to announce that it has well exceeded this goal. However, the College invites all who are interested, regardless of ability or skill level, to kick off the fall semester by participating in this fitness challenge. Whether you like to run, walk, bike, roll, or swim for fitness, please join us and contribute your mileage.Registration to join the Fitness Challenge is free, and to further incentivize active lifestyles, the top three mileage contributors will be awarded a cash prize at the end of the challenge. Simply pick up an application at any of our Ozarka College campus locations, at the Paul Miller Fitness Center in Melbourne, or access online at www.ozarka.edu/fitnesschallenge. Please return completed forms to Stacy Gore, Ozarka College Fitness Center Coordinator, PO Box 10, Melbourne, Arkansas 72556. Once participants have completed the application, they will be provided with information on how to track and submit their miles. For more information about the Fitness Challenge, please contact Stacy Gore at 870.368.2090 or email: stacy.gore@ozarka.edu![]()
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FNBC Bank To Sponsor Ozarka College Foundation 5k
Ozarka College Foundation will host a 5K Walk/Run on Saturday, September 5, 2015, with all proceeds benefiting Ozarka College - Mammoth Spring. The race will begin at 7:30 a.m. in the Mammoth Spring State Park, and is taking place in conjunction with Solemn Old Judge Days.An early registration fee will be $20 and registration on race day will be $25. Participants of all skill levels are welcome at this fun event, regardless of speed. Prizes will be awarded to the overall top male and female finishers and the top three finishers in each age/gender category will receive a medal.Registration can be completed online at: https://runsignup.com/Race/AR/MammothSpring/OzarkaCollegeMammothSpring5k as well as in person at Ozarka College - Mammoth Spring, or day of the race. For more information or to get registered, please contact James Spurlock, Director of Ozarka College - Mammoth Spring, by calling 870.625.0411. Questions can also be emailed to: jmspurlock@ozarka.edu ![]()
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Computer Workshops Coming To Ozarka College - Ash Flat
Ozarka College in Ash Flat, Arkansas will host a month long series of computer workshops through their Continuing Education program. The workshops will meet on Friday's, beginning at 9:00 a.m. and ending by 12:00 p.m. The first workshop in the series is scheduled to take place on September 4, 2015.The instructor for, "A Trek Through Tech " workshop series will be Kelly Shell. Shell is currently working on her Bachelor's degree in Information Technology, with a focus on Marketing. "I work with computers and technology every day of my life, " said Shell. "I love to share my experiences of technology with others and really encourage everyone to constantly ask questions and be curious about it. ""A Trek Through Tech " will consist of four different workshops. The cost is $15 for one class, $20 for two classes, or just $25 for all four classes. Dates and topics of each workshop are as follows: September 4 - Beginning Computers (Basic Computer Concepts, Microsoft Windows, Internet Search and Navigation, E-mail basics, Sending attachments, Uploading photos, Files and storage)September 11 - Intermediate Computers (Microsoft Office Suite, Google Docs, Cleaning, Managing and Problem Solving)September 18 - Smart Phones/Tablets (basics of Android and Apple phones and tablets)September 25 - Social Media (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and other basics)Space is limited, and pre-registration is required. For more information or to register for "A Trek Through Tech, " please call Ozarka College - Ash Flat at 870.994.7273 ![]()
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Howard Appointed To Ozarka College Board Of Trustees
Governor Asa Hutchinson recently announced the appointment of Ryan Howard, a lifelong resident of Melbourne, Arkansas, to the Ozarka College Board of Trustees. His seven-year term will expire in 2022.Trustee Howard graduated from Melbourne High School in 1994, then attended Ozarka College and Arkansas State University. In 1998, he graduated from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, Arkansas, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Finance. In 2000, Howard became employed at Bancorp South, where he is now the Executive Vice President. "I am very honored to have been appointed to Ozarka's Board of Trustees," said Howard. "Ozarka has been very important to me for most of my life; I grew up just down the street from the Melbourne campus and later attended Ozarka. I am very excited to now be able to serve an institution that has been so important to me and so many others in the surrounding communities." In addition to serving on the Ozarka College Board of Trustees, Howard is also currently involved with other community services including Men's Adult Sunday School Teacher and Finance Committee Member at Belview Church, Melbourne Industrial Development Commission, and is a Kevin Wade Johnson Foundation Board Member."Trustee Howard is an outstanding selection to join our dedicated Board of Trustees," said Dr. Richard Dawe, Ozarka College President. "I'm fortunate to report to such a supportive and talented Board and Ryan's appointment will serve to further strengthen our work together!"Trustee Howard has been married to his wife, Vanessa, for nineteen years. The couple has two sons, Rayn (7) and Reed (4). ![]()
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Watson Elected Ozarka College Foundation Chair
Mike Watson has served on the Ozarka College Foundation Board of Directors for the past three years. Recently, he was elected to serve a three-year term as Chair. Mike and his wife, Lesha, reside in Ash Flat, Arkansas. They have three children: Abbey (and husband, Marcus), Andrew and Will. They are also proud grandparents to Hudson, their grandson."Mike showed tremendous leadership while serving as Co-Chair in our most recent capital campaign, Students at the Center, " said Suellen Davidson, Ozarka College Director of Advancement. "I know that he will continue to inject a great deal of energy in his new roll as Chair of the Foundation Board of Directors. "Mike has owned Mike Watson State Farm Agency, located in Highland, since January 2011. Prior to opening his own business, he coached for twelve years at Melbourne High School. Mike received his Bachelor of Science in Education from the University of Central Arkansas and his Master of Science in Education from Arkansas State University. "My vision for the Ozarka College Foundation is to always promote responsible and effective philanthropy, " said Watson. "I believe we should be viewed as an active board that strives to provide opportunities for our students, while fostering a culture of paying it forward. If we can get our students, alumni, and the communities we serve to rally around this basic belief, then our efforts as a foundation board will be viewed as a success and we all will reap the benefits. "![]()
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Ozarka College Board Of Trustees Updates
On August 27, 2015, the Ozarka College Board of Trustees met and appointed new officers; Board of Trustee officers are appointed every two years. Trustee Jack Yancey was appointed Chair, Trustee Ben Cooper, Vice-Chair, and Trustee Dennis Wiles, Secretary.The Appointment of Board of Trustees to serve on the Academic Affairs and Finance committees, and the designation of committee chairs, was also made. The appointed Trustees each serve a two-year term on the committee. The Academic Affairs Committee considers matters concerning academic personnel, programs, faculty and student appeals. Any proposal considered by the Academic Affairs Committee with respect to the College academic program shall have first been reviewed by the Faculty Council and/or Curriculum Committee and the Administrative Council.Appointments for the Academic Affairs Committee included Trustees Jack Yancey, Darla York, and Tim Gammill. Trustee Yancey will serve as Chair of the Academic Affairs Committee.The Finance Committee considers matters concerning the budget, audit report, construction, bond issues, non-academic personnel and staff appeals, contracts, and real and personal property. Trustees Ben Cooper, Dennis Wiles and Ryan Howard were appointed to serve on the Finance Committee. Trustee Cooper will serve as Chair.For more information, please contact Tess Weatherford, Administrative Assistant to the President, at 870.368.2006. ![]()
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Setser Elected Ozarka College Foundation Vice Chair
Pam Setser has served on the Ozarka College Foundation Board of Directors for the past four years. Recently, she was elected to serve a three-year term as Vice Chair. Setser and her husband, Vic, reside in Mountain View, Arkansas. They have three children and three grandchildren.Pam is currently employed at Centennial Bank in Mountain View, where she has served as Business Development Officer for eight years. Prior to joining Centennial Bank, she worked at the Mountain View Telephone Company for 23 years."Education is so important and I am very thankful to have Ozarka College available to students in Stone County and in the Northern Arkansas region, " said Pam. "Having Ozarka College in our community gives so many more students the ability to go to college. I didn't have the option to attend college locally, when I graduated from Mountain View High School. "Pam has always been very involved in the community, whether through her music or serving on boards. In addition to the Ozarka College Foundation, she has also volunteered her time while serving on the Chamber of Commerce, Committee of 100, Stone County Abuse Prevention, and Stone County Youth Leadership."It is a joy to work with Pam, " said Suellen Davidson, Ozarka College Director of Advancement. "She is community minded and such a great talent; her commitment to the College and our fund-raising efforts is invaluable. "![]()
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FNBC Bank Sponsors Ozarka College Foundation Golf Tournament
FNBC Bank will sponsor the Ozarka College Foundation Golf Tournament in Izard County. The tournament will be a four-person scramble, taking place on October 3, 2015 at Cooper's Hawk Golf Course in Melbourne, Arkansas. The tournament will have a shotgun start at 9:00 a.m., with all proceeds benefiting the students of Ozarka College.The entry fee is $300 per team and includes range balls, golf cart fee, light breakfast, lunch, gift bag, and 18 holes of golf. Mulligans will be available for purchase, $5 each. Awards will be given for longest drive, longest putt, closest to pin, and putting contest. Freedom Ford in Melbourne will also sponsor a hole in one contest, awarding a Ford automobile to the winner.Team entries are being accepted now. To register, please contact Suellen Davidson, Ozarka College Director of Advancement, by calling 870.368.2059 or email: sdavidson@ozarka.eduIn the case of heavy rainfall, team members will be notified and the rain date will be October 4, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. ![]()
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Free Storm Spotter Class At Ozarka College - Mountain View
Ozarka College in Mountain View will host a free storm spotting class on Tuesday, September 15, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. If you are interested in severe weather or want to help your local National Weather Service office by reporting severe weather conditions, this is the class for you.The SKYWARN certification class, offered by the Little Rock National Weather Service Weather Forecast office, is free to attend and training materials will be provided. For more information, please contact Lindsay Galloway, Director of Ozarka College in Mountain View, by phone at 870.269.5600 or email: lhgalloway@ozarka.edu![]()
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Ozarka College Reduces Debt Through Bond Refinancing
The Ozarka College Board of Trustees, working with Crews and Associates, has refinanced existing bonds that reduced the College debt by $545,431.56. By taking advantage of the competitive bond market rates, Ozarka College was able to further enhance their sound financial condition. The bond refinancing allows a cost avoidance to students and taxpayers that will assist with minimizing future tuition increases and further secure existing jobs.Dr. Richard Dawe, Ozarka College President commented, "Although all higher education institutions must maintain some level of debt to maintain and advance key programs and facilities, we recognized this as an important opportunity to reduce annual bond payments without spending the recouped resources. Our aim is to maintain affordable and competitive tuition and programs for our service region in north central Arkansas. "Ozarka feels this is a great example of how to be a good steward of scarce resources as we experience continued flat funding for higher education in Arkansas. ![]()
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Rush Elected Ozarka College Foundation Secretary
Matt Rush has served on the Ozarka College Foundation Board of Directors for the past year and a half. Recently, he was elected to serve a three-year term as Secretary. Matt and his wife, Amber, reside in Melbourne, Arkansas and have two children: Annie and Emma."Being a Grandson of the late State Representative John E. Miller, Matt is no stranger to community service and is very community minded, " said Suellen Davidson, Ozarka College Director of Advancement. "It is certainly a privilege to work with Matt on the Foundation Board. "Matt has earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Management and a Master's degree in Business Administration, both from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, Arkansas.In 2012, Matt became employed at Bancorp South, where he serves as a loan officer. Prior to that, Matt was part owner of Izard County Abstract where he was a title agent and abstractor.In addition to serving on the Ozarka College Foundation Board, Matt currently serves as President of the Melbourne Industrial Development Committee, is a member of the Lions Club, member of the Horseshoe Bend Chamber of Commerce, and is an active member of First Baptist Church in Melbourne."For me, being a part of the Ozarka College Foundation is an opportunity to help invest in my community, and that's something that I feel very passionate about, " said Rush. "We all have a charge to make our communities better places to live, and by serving on the foundation I get to not only help provide educational opportunities for our community members, but also watch that investment grow exponentially as people become educated and then gainfully employed right here in our hometown. "![]()
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Ozarka College Foundation Presents The Fall Concert
The Ozarka College Foundation will host The Fall Concert, at Ozarka College's Amphitheatre in Mountain View, Arkansas on October 3, 2015. The event will begin at 7:00 PM and will feature talented musicians: Brad Apple, Gary Rounds, Ken Loggains, Pam Setser, The Cobb Brothers, and Tim Crouch.This powerhouse group of musicians will feature the fiddle, guitar, upright bass, mountain dulcimer, mandolin, percussion, spoons, and great vocals. Tickets cost just $20 per person and are available for purchase at the following businesses in Mountain View until close of business on Friday, October 2: Ozarka College, Centennial Bank and First Service Bank. Purchasing tickets in advance is strongly recommended, though some will be available at the door an hour before the show starts. Handicap accessible parking is available; spectators wishing to utilize this parking are encouraged to arrive at the College by taking Meadow View Drive to College Drive. For more information about The Fall Concert, please contact Lindsay Wilson-Galloway, Director of Ozarka College - Mountain View, by calling 870.269.5600 or email: lhgalloway@ozarka.eduIn case of rain, concert will be held in the Kenneth and Janice Sutton Lecture Hall, at Ozarka College in Mountain View. ![]()
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Ozarka College Ranks Among The Top In The Nation For Best Community Colleges
A recent national study published by WalletHub has ranked Ozarka College as the 51st best, or top 7.6% percent of all community colleges in the nation. WalletHub compared 670 community colleges in the United States on 17 key metrics ranging from the cost of in-state tuition and fees to student-faculty ratio."Across the board, community colleges are slowly stacking up against their traditional four-year counterparts. Schedule flexibility, rigorous coursework and smaller class sizes supply the majority of their appeal to first-time college entrants as well as to university students choosing to transfer to community colleges - an emerging trend that goes against the usual grain of transitioning from a two-year to a four-year institution, " said Richie Bernardo, author of 2015's Best & Worst Community Colleges.The statistics can be further broken down by cost and financing, classroom experience, education outcomes, and career outcomes. Josh Wilson, Ozarka College Associate Vice President of Institutional Research states, "By this methodology, Ozarka was ranked 15 of 670 on classroom experience. " Thus measured by the following criteria: Active and Collaborative Learning, Student Effort, Academic Challenge, Student-Faculty Interaction, Support for Learners, and Student-to-Faculty Ratio.Active and Collaborative Learning measures students' level of involvement in their own education and participation in team activities/projects, whereas Student Effort measures students' initiative to apply themselves to the learning process. Academic Challenge measures the complexity of courses and amount of work involved, then Student-Faculty Interaction measures the strength of communication and personal relationships between instructors and their students. Support for Learners measures the availability and effectiveness of school-provided support services for students' academic success, and Student-to-Faculty Ratio measures the number of students enrolled in a particular course. Ozarka College has an average ratio of only twelve students to one faculty.Ozarka College President, Dr. Richard Dawe commented, "it is uplifting to see such national recognition for our College. We pride ourselves on being a college that reacts quickly to student and regional workforce needs. Just because we are a small, rural college doesn't prevent us from being transformational and innovative in how we serve students and the communities of northern Arkansas. "![]()
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Cooper Selected To Serve On The Ozarka College Foundation Board Of Directors
The Ozarka College Foundation has selected Joey Cooper of Highland, Arkansas to serve on the foundation board of directors. Board members serve a five-year term and work collectively to support the mission of Ozarka College to provide life-changing experiences through education. The Ozarka College Foundation Board encourages participation and volunteerism in a variety of ways, with a priority on fundraising for Scholarships and other student and College needs. In addition, foundation members serve in a public relations capacity to represent Ozarka College in their individual communities.Cooper has a ten-year banking career that started in 2005 with Liberty Bank of Arkansas and he currently serves as an Assistant Vice President Lending Officer at Centennial Bank in Highland. Prior to the start of his banking career, Cooper graduated from Highland High School in 2001 and from Ozarka College in 2003. He has also attended and graduated from numerous banking schools and seminars, including the Arkansas Bankers Commercial Lending School and the Paul Barret Graduate School of Banking at Christian Brothers University in 2010."I am excited about the opportunity I have been given to help provide and gather community support for Ozarka College, " said Cooper.Cooper is active in numerous community and civic activities that includes serving as a Board Member of the Spring River Area Chamber on Commerce, The Tommy Bolt Memorial Board, Member of the 50 for the Future and finally, Board Member of the Woodland Hills Property Association. Joey and wife Megan are the parents of ten-month-old daughter, Maci."I look forward to working with Joey, " said Suellen Davidson, Ozarka College Director of Advancement. "What an exciting opportunity for an Ozarka College alumnus to serve on the Foundation Board and promote the institution that he once attended. "The Ozarka College Foundation, organized in October of 1991, is a not-for-profit tax-exempt, 501(c)3 charitable foundation with all endeavors focusing on expanded educational opportunities for, and service to, the College's students and community.For more information about the Ozarka College Foundation, please contact Suellen Davidson, Ozarka College Director of Advancement, at 870-368-2059 or email: sdavidson@ozarka.edu![]()
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