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May 6, 2009 • Posted in

Dirks, Wilkinson Named All-Conference

Clarksville, Ark.-Senior outfielder Danielle Dirks and sophomore third baseman/catcher Julie Wilkinson were named to the American Southwest Conference All-East Division Second Team, the ASC office announced on Tuesday. Dirks, a native of Farmington, Ark., led Ozarks in batting (.339), runs (18), triples (4), stolen bases (20) and sacrifice hits (8). The right-handed hitter collected 39 […]

May 5, 2009 • Posted in

PBL Shines at State Leadership Conference

The University of the Ozarks chapter of Phi Beta Lambda recently competed in the PBL State Leadership Conference in Hot Springs, Ark., where it won a total of 76 awards, the most ever for the chapter. A total of 68 students and five faculty advisors attended the event. The chapter won a total of 17 […]

May 5, 2009 • Posted in

Women’s Soccer Team Participates In Race For The Cure

Clarksville, Ark.-The University of the Ozarks women's soccer team and assistant coach Colby Keesee recently completed the Ozark region's 11th annual Susan G. Komen 5K Race for the Cure. The annual race was held at the Pinnacle Hills Promenade Mall in Rogers, Ark. In 2008 the Ozark race funded over $653,000 to 14 agencies that […]

May 5, 2009 • Posted in

U of O Women donates to Annual Scholarship Fund

The University of the Ozarks Women (UOW) recently presented a check for $2,500 to U of O President Dr. Rick Niece for the University's Annual Scholarship Fund.     The donation came from proceeds from the 2009 UOW Community Birthday Calendar. Among those at the presentation were (from left) Carolyn Walker, Heather Dickerson, Karla Wood, […]

May 1, 2009 • Posted in

Experiencing Monarchs in Mexico

After completing the Monarchs in Mexico study abroad course in the fall of 2008, Assistant Professor of Spanish Dr. William Clary and Professor of Biology Dr. Frank Knight took a small group of Ozarks students to Mexico for 11 days. They studied the culture and history of Mexico and took an intensive look at the […]

April 30, 2009 • Posted in

Vasquez wins Earth Day Essay Contest

Clarksville, Ark. Martha Vasquez, a senior marketing and economics major from El Salvador, was named the winner of the Earth Day Essay Contest this week, as announced by Assistant Professor of English Dr. Brian Hardman. Vasquez’s essay, “The Quest towards a Greener Ozarks,” was picked as the winner out of 18 entries in the fourth-year […]

April 30, 2009 • Posted in

University honors faculty and staff members

University of the Ozarks recognized four faculty and staff members during the 2009 Trustees' Awards Banquet, held on April 24, in the Seay Student Center. Among those who received honors were (from left) Rodnie Bohannon, campus activities board advisor, who received The Alvin C. Broyles Outstanding Professional Staff Award; Jeanna Knight, housekeeping, who received The […]

April 29, 2009 • Posted in

Chan named 2009 Hurie Award recipient

Joel Chan, a psychology major from Penang, Malaysia, was named the recipient of the prestigious Hurie Award during the University of the Ozarks' Student Awards Convocation, held on Tuesday, April 28, in Munger Chapel. Each year the faculty members of Ozarks elect one student to receive the Hurie Award, given to the outstanding member of […]

April 27, 2009 • Posted in

Lady Eagles End Season

Clarksville, Ark.-The Lady Eagles ended the 2009 season with a pair of losses against No. 1-ranked East Texas Baptist University over the weekend in the American Southwest Conference play. East Texas Baptist (35-5, 21-3) would win the division title behind a 6-1 win and a 8-0 shutout against Ozarks (5-35, 3-21) Saturday. The Tigers scored […]

April 26, 2009 • Posted in

Eagles Eliminated From Playoffs

Seguin, Texas-Texas Lutheran University eliminated the Eagles from the American Southwest Conference baseball playoffs with a 2-0 win Saturday in Seguin, Texas. Game two of the best-of-three series got excellent pitching performances, with Bulldog starter Jeremy Macklin going the distance. Ozarks’ starter Todd Koch tossed six innings and allowed only three hits during that span. […]