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20th Anniversary of OTC Classes See how OTC grew from 1,198 students to 15,179 in just 20 years!

Creating a Legacy - A Thank You to Reuben and MaryLou Casey A grand opening for the new OTC Lebanon center paid tribute to Reuben and MaryLou Casey.

Campus from the Coast - A gift from Reuben and MaryLou Casey Reuben and MaryLou Casey donated two new buildings in Lebanon. The buildings are the largest gift in OTC's history.

New Online agreement with the University of Missouri Four new online academic agreements between OTC and the University of Missouri.

Ozarks Technical Community College was the first stop Thursday, October 22 for Gov. Jay Nixon's listening tour to discuss ways to help higher education better connect with the state's workforce demands.

September 2011: Around The College OTC exceeds 15,000 students for the Fall 2011 semester and see a state-of-the art health care simulation lab.

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OTC and CMU Partnership Central Methodist University is offering classes at OTC Waynesville center.

Students in the Culinary Arts program at OTC learn the skills necessary to excel in the kitchen. Students of all ages learn what it takes to become a restaurant or hotel chef as well as the knowledge needed to succeed in hotel or restaurant management through the hospitality program. The on-campus restaurant Scallions provides a real-world avenue for students to practice and perfect their art.

Call 417-447-8281 or visit the OTC career page for more information!

Fallen Soldiers Scholarship OTC Scholarship for Families of Fallen Soldiers.

The loved ones of soldiers killed while serving in Iraq or Afghanistan will not have to give up their educational future, thanks to a new partnership between the OTC Foundation, the Community Foundation of the Ozarks and the Musgrave Foundation.

Missouri Governor Jay Nixon discusses $20 million grant for community colleges Governor Jay Nixon formally announces the $20 million Missouri's community colleges are receiving to develop and expand health care programs. The federal funding will train thousands of unemployed Missourians for health care jobs.

Hot Programs:Graphic Design See the opportunities available in the Graphic Arts program!

Hot Programs: Early Childhood Education See the career opportunites available by enrolling in the Early Childhood Education program.

R.N. Pinning Ceremony-Gillioz Theatre The first-ever graduates from OTC's R.N. program!

Tobacco-Free Policy Discover how and why the College was one of the first to develop a tobacco-free policy.

Dr. Higdon on NPR OTC's Chancellor, Dr. Hal Higdon, speaks about OTC programs on NPR.

Hal Higdon, president of Ozarks Technical Community College in Springfield, Missouri told more than 1.5 million listeners in the New York, Baltimore and Boston areas that his College is retraining thousands of students who are looking for a new career.

CoxHealth and St.John's Health Systems employee scholarship program The two health systems provide $500,000 in scholarships for their employees to attend OTC.

OTC Red Alert System The Red Alert system is designed to notify College students and employees in the event of dangerous weather to an active shooter situation.