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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May 16, 2014 • Posted in

RTV program completes marketing video for Presbyterian Village

The University of the Ozarks' Radio-Television-Video (RTV) program recently completed a year-long video project for the Presbyterian Village of Little Rock. Five RTV students took part in filming and editing an 8-minute marketing video for the retirement center, which opened in 1965. Director of Broadcasting Susan Edens said it was a valuable experience for the […]

May 1, 2014 • Posted in

Communication professor Shook selected as storyteller for Tales from the South

Dr. Rhonda Shook, assistant professor of communication, was recently selected as a storyteller for Tales from the South, a world-wide radio show featuring Southern writers. Tales from the South features memoirs and true stories written and read by Southerners. The show is syndicated by World Radio Network and reaches approximately 130 million listeners worldwide. Shook, […]

April 2, 2014 • Posted in

Freshman Estrada gains valuable TV journalism experience over Spring Break

David Estrada, a freshman radio/television/video major from Costa Rica, will never forget this year's Spring Break. With the help of Susan Edens, director of broadcasting, and Eric Krauss, director of the International Studies Program, Estrada had the opportunity to spend his Spring Break gaining valuable experience working at UNIVISION Arkansas, the only local Spanish TV […]

March 24, 2014 • Posted in

Professor Shook’s play to be performed by Ohio troupe

A play written by University of the Ozarks Assistant Professor of Communication Dr. Rhonda Shook will be presented April 3-13 at the Weathervane Playhouse in Newark, Ohio. The Licking County Players, Inc., of Newark will present "Thunderstruck in Possum Grape," a comedy written by Shook. The play, which will be directed by Charles W. Hupp, […]

February 5, 2014 • Posted in

Arkansas pioneer era is setting for Professor Marlow’s first novel

University of the Ozarks Professor Dr. Greta Marlow took advantage of latest publishing techniques to self-publish her first novel, "His Promise True," a work of historical fiction that takes a look back at the pioneer days of Arkansas. Marlow, professor of communication, has taught at her undergraduate alma mater since 1990. After establishing her own […]

January 16, 2014 • Posted in

RTV students make history with live mobile broadcast of games

Students from the University of the Ozarks' Radio-Television-Video (RTV) program made history during the 2013 Fall Semester when they produced the first live remote broadcast of a high school athletic event in Johnson County. RTV students produced and broadcasted a pair of Lamar High School football games, including a state playoff game, on KUOZ 6, […]