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Ozarks coronavirus update

Following the guidance of Centers Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and local health officials regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, this page will be updated with the most current information for the campus community.

There are no confirmed or suspected cases of coronavirus on the Ozarks campus at this time.

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Critical Info About Coronavirus-Related Decisions

President Dunsworth announced that University of the Ozarks is suspending all classes until after Spring Break. Afterwards, classes will resume in an all online method.

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Join President Dunsworth every Friday at 11 a.m. CDT on Facebook as he gives live campus updates about the state of the University. For those who do not have Facebook, we’ve also saved previous updates on YouTube.

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Brick Ceremony Fall 2019 💜🦅 Fall Commencement 2019 💜🎓 All smiles for the last day of finals! 📚 "It doesn't matter from where or what economic situation you come from. If you have the willingness to succeed, Success will be met." - Juan Cano Juan is a junior from Belize who is majoring in business administration and minoring in mathematics, education, and economics. He is vice president of Clarksville Rotaract and a student athlete for the men’s soccer team. Biggest Accomplishment: “My biggest accomplishment is being selected as a Walton Scholar to further my education here at the University of the Ozarks.” After graduating, Juan hopes to become a successful tertiary level education teacher in his country so that he can give back to his beloved country. “If I could give my advice to anyone, I would say to be content with your own story. It took me a long time to recognize that everyone’s path is going to look completely different – and that’s totally okay. I wish I had realized that sooner.” – Jenna Mandel Jenna is a sophomore from Oologah, Oklahoma who is majoring in business and minoring in psychology and creative writing & thought. Biggest Accomplishment: "Getting an internship that challenged me in my photography and media marketing skills, where I am currently learning social media algorithms and where to find contacts for media inquiries. I love that I can do something I'm so passionate about right from my dorm room." Post-Grad Plans: After graduating, Jenna plans to open a boutique in Tulsa, Oklahoma that sells vintage home goods and clothing. Contest Alert! It’s time to celebrate your hard work. The first 100 students who have received their acceptance package from Ozarks and do the following have a chance to win Apple Air Pods. It’s simple! Just post a photo with your package, tag us (@uozarks) and use #uozarks in your caption. 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Biggest Accomplishments: Being featured on National Theater in Honduras; Participating in WYD Poland 2016 with Pope Francis; Becoming a Walton Scholar; Starting a dance class by sharing her favorite hobby; and working with local and National US Companies. Post-Grad Plans: After graduating, Valeria plans to go back home and enjoy the next chapter in her life where she can be close to family again. She is excited to continue her passion by further developing her professional communication skills while getting paid at the same. We have so many great photos from Homecoming! Here are a few more of our favorites! “For me, the greatest gift of Ozarks is learning how to appreciate new things. Whether it's going to a late night poetry slam or taking a ceramics class or climbing a huge rock wall, there’s nothing better than finding something new you love.” - Bradley Thompson Bradley is a junior from Keota, Oklahoma majoring in communication and minoring in music and psychology. 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