Advancement Staff
The Ozarks Advancement Staff are here to help as you consider making your gift to Ozarks. Contact any of the individuals listed below with your questions, comments, or concerns.
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Lori McBee Vice President of Advancement 103 Mabee Administration Building 479-979-1354 lamcbee@ozarks.edu |
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Reggie Hill Assistant Vice President for Advancement/Director of Enrollment Management Mabee Administration Building 479-979-1203 rhill@ozarks.edu |
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Leslie Carter Director of Development Mabee Administration Building 479-979-1304 lcarter@ozarks.edu |
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Karla Harkreader Development Officer 175 Mabee Administration Building 479-979-1237 kharkreader@ozarks.edu |
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Hunter Jackson Development Officer Mabee Administration Building 479-979-1237 hjackson@ozarks.edu |
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Dawn Dvoracek Director of Church Relations 172 Mabee Administration Building 479-979-1236 ddvoracek@ozarks.edu |
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Michelle Loving Administrative Assistant/Special Projects Coordinator 176 Mabee Administration Building 479-979-1230 mloving@ozarks.edu |
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Rebecca Lester Director of Major Grants 171 Mabee Administration Building 479-979-1473 rlester@ozarks.edu |
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Patricia Pearson Alumni Secretary Office of Advancement, Mabee Administration Building 479-979-1234 ppearson@ozarks.edu |
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Brett Wood Director of Alumni Relations Mabee Administration Building 479-979-1413 bwood@ozarks.edu |
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Steve Edmisten Special Assistant to the President 106 Mabee Administration Building 479-979-1380 sgedmist@ozarks.edu |
WHAT OUR STUDENTS DO
President Dunsworth named to APCU board
University of the Ozarks President Richard Dunsworth, J.D., has been elected to the board of directors for the Association of Presbyterian Colleges and Universities (APCU).
University awards 87 degrees to Class of 2017
University of the Ozarks awarded 87 bachelor’s degrees to graduating seniors during its 183rd Commencement ceremony, held May 13, on the campus mall.
Rotaract mission trip embodies University values
One of the core values of University of the Ozarks is “the service of all of creation,” and that driving principle was on full display during a recent mission trip to El Salvador by the student organization Rotaract.