The Department of Education announced a further delay to release batches of FAFSA information (ISIRs) to schools until the first half of March.
Despite this, Ozarks is aiming to roll out financial aid packages within two weeks of receiving FAFSA information.
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June 21, 2012 • Posted in

Ozarks student to study in Shanghai this fall

Shanghai is not only the largest city in the People's Republic of China but also the largest city in the world. And this fall, Rosa Ruiz is going to find out what it's like up close and personal. Rosa Ruiz, a junior management/administation and strategic communication major, will spend the 2012 fall semester at Shanghai […]

April 12, 2012 • Posted in

Ozarks students finalists in Governor’s Cup

It's all about the shrilk. When Ivan Chavez and Andrea Lagos were announced finalists in this year's Donald Reynolds Governor's Cup in Little Rock, it was the result of a lot of intense work and an evolving project that began with a new form of organic plastic called shrilk and a business start-up plan to […]

January 3, 2012 • Posted in

Local pharmacy reaps benefits of promotion strategies class

When Ward Lee of Clarksville Family Pharmacy was approached by Professor Deborah Sisson about participating in her "Promotion Strategies" class, he was pleased by the opportunity. Nonetheless their class project - designing a personalized marketing plan for his fledgling business - surprised him. In a good way. "It was clean, concise, very well presented, and […]

September 21, 2011 • Posted in

Marketing student hones skills pushing doughnuts

One sweet perk of going to school at Ozarks is the doughnuts. Every Monday and Friday morning, like clockwork, trays of doughnuts, scones, bagels, and other treats appear mysteriously in the workroom, free for the taking. And those enjoying the treats will also be familiar with the emails announcing the event, colorful and humorous invitations […]

September 1, 2011 • Posted in

Advertising internship inspires students

University of the Ozarks students Andrea Dankert and Zach Doty had a strong feeling they would enjoy working in the marketing and public relations field. After a summer internship at one of the leading advertising agencies in the Southwest, they are even more certain. Dankert, a senior marketing and strategic communications major from Broken Bow, […]

November 5, 2009 • Posted in

Local authors make good with “Open Before Christmas: Holiday Tales From Six Southern Gals”

Clarksville, Ark. --- Have you ever wondered if you could publish a book? According to author and journalist Charlene Creech, the answer is probably yes. Along with life-long friend Judy Thornton and four others, Creech is co-author of "Open Before Christmas: Holiday Tales From Six Southern Gals." A real page turner – Judy Thornton (left) […]