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November 16, 2011 • Posted in

Student athlete sees her future in summer internship

Sabrina Goddard is busy. Last year, Goddard, a 6-foot-1 native of Depew, Okla., led the Lady Eagles basketball team to their first winning season since 2001-02 and back to the ASC tournament after a three-year absence. In addition to her classwork, when not on the court as team captain, Goddard is a member of Ozarks […]

November 15, 2011 • Posted in

UAMS Biochemistry and Molecular Biology professor to speak at Ozarks

Clarksville, Ark. --- Dr. Alan Diekman, Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at UAMS, will give a presentation at Ozarks on Monday, November 21. The presentation will include a discussion of Dr. Diekman’s current research, which is a study of the carbohydrate-binding protein galectin-3, and its interactions with prostate specific antigen (PSA) in normal […]

October 11, 2011 • Posted in

Morgan attends Baylor University instrumentation workshop

Scientists do complicated things using instruments with hard-to-pronounce names: laser spectroscopy; small molecule x-ray crystallography; advanced nuclear magnetic resonance. Most of us have no idea what those words mean, but Paul Morgan does. Morgan, a senior composite science and chemistry major from Belize, recently flew to Texas with Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Bill Doria […]

May 5, 2008 • Posted in

U of O Students Take Part in NASA Program

Clarksville, Ark. --- Tyler Wilson said roller coasters and amusement parks will never be the same for him again. Kathy Erickson called it an experience of a lifetime. Jessica Reed described it as the most amazing thing she has ever done. The three University of the Ozarks students were discussing their experience in NASA’s Reduced […]

May 1, 2008 • Posted in

Flying High!

In April 2008, five U of O students traveled to NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston to conduct a self-designed experiment in reduced gravity. They called the trip the thrill of a lifetime. Tyler Wilson said roller coasters and amusement parks will never be the same for him again. Kathy Erickson called it an experience […]