- Agriculture
Agriculture is a dynamic, diversified field with a great need for graduates trained in the liberal arts as well as the scientific and practical components of agricultural production. Students benefit ...
- Faculty and Staff
John D. Anderson
Title: Chairman, Division of Business, Applied and Technical Sciences; General Farm Manager & Associate Professor of Agriculture
Education: B.S. Agribusiness – College of the ...
- Farms & Work Stations
Agriculture Office
The mission of the Agriculture Office is to assist the agriculture professors and staff in the general operation of the department. The office seeks success through a focus on ...
- Student Groups
AGRICULTURE RELATED CLUBS
These clubs were established for the students to become involved in organizations within their specialized fields for the purpose of self-development, socialization, and ...
- In The News
July 23, 2015
COLLEGE OF THE OZARKS WINS SECOND PLACE WITH CAMPUS HAY AT WORLD FORAGE CONTEST - College of the Ozark students won second place at the World Forage Analysis Superbowl, a contest for ...
- Newsletter
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- FFA Workshop
Dear FFA Advisors:
The College of the Ozarks Agriculture Department cordially invites your FFA chapter to attend our annual FFA Workshop on March 4, 2017. The workshop is a great opportunity for ...
- Ag Department Video
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- Art
Mission Statement
The Art department at College of the Ozarks exists to dynamically develop professional artists who are individuals of excellent character. We strive to nurture and challenge those ...
- Biblical and Theological Studies
Whether students are seeking to serve in Christian camps, urban ministries, local churches, foreign countries, or go on to graduate school, the Biblical and Theological Studies (BTS) department at ...
- Biology
Academic Programs
Students majoring in Biology choose one or more of the following areas for an academic emphasis:
• Human/Molecular Biology
• Ecology and Field Biology
• Conservation and ...
- Faculty
Gabriela Galey, M.D.
University of Heidelberg Medical School. 1999.
Email: ggaley@cofo.edu
Phone: 417-690-2558
Courses: Anatomy and Physiology I, Anatomy and Physiology II, Human Anatomy ...
- Business
Academic Programs
The Business department of College of the Ozarks offers programs in accounting and business administration. The goal of the Business department is to provide specific vocational ...
- Chemistry
Academic Programs
Chemistry is a fundamental science and impacts all aspects of one's life. A degree in chemistry is an excellent preparation for many careers in science, industry, government, ...
- Faculty
Dr. Jerry Easdon, Ph.D.
Professor of Chemistry
easdon@cofo.edu
Education:
Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry, University of Iowa
M.S. in Chemistry, San Diego State University
B.S. in ...
- Communication Arts
Academic Programs
The Communication Arts degree will prepare students to be competent communicators in today's diverse and evolving business, professional, and academic fields. Communication Arts ...
- Faculty
Department Contact
Communication Arts Department
College of the Ozarks
P.O. Box 17
Point. Lookout, MO 65726
Faculty
Dr. Gary Hiebsch
Division Chair of Business & Communication
Professor ...
- Journalism
Journalism
The Journalism emphasis will prepare students for the evolving business and professional fields through the development of newsgathering, reporting, and writing skills. The amalgamation ...
- Public Relations
The Public Relations (PR) emphasis will develop competent communicators able to organize and plan events, write and produce materials for the press, and speak to gatherings of employees and ...
- Radio and Video Production
Communication Arts Radio and Video Production Emphases
The Radio and Video Production emphases are designed to be as diverse as the field they are preparing students to enter. This field is changing ...
- Speech Communication
The Speech Communication emphasis prepares students to participate in the modern world, with a mixture of practical experience and theoretical knowledge. Students in the Speech Communication emphasis ...
- Computer Sciences
Preparing computing leaders of the future
Welcome to the College of the Ozarks Computer Sciences department web site. The goal of this web site is to provide information that will help you consider ...
- Five Reasons to Major in Computing
1. Expertise in computing enables you to solve complex, challenging problems.
Computing is a discipline that offers rewarding and challenging possibilities for a wide range of people regardless of ...
- Careers
It is always surprising to find out that prospective students think a career in computing involves sitting in front of a computer eight to ten hours a day. Nothing could be further from the truth! ...
- Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice Department
The Criminal Justice Department at College of the Ozarks prepares a student to compete for professional positions within a wide range of government and private ...
- Culinary Arts
Academic Program
The Culinary Arts program is an excellent place to expand your interest and knowledge in the culinary arts. Chefs, cooks, and food preparation workers prepare, season, and cook a ...
- Education
Today’s educators help shape tomorrow’s leaders. As the demand increases for highly qualified educators, College of the Ozarks’ Teacher Education Program’s vision statement is ...
- Faculty
The faculty members in the College of the Ozarks Education department have a wealth of experience and knowledge to share with our students. Our faculty members are committed to doing whatever it takes ...
- Educational Testing
MoGEA TESTING
What is it? MoGEA (Missouri General Education Assessment) is an online exam required by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) that evaluates the knowledge ...
- Certification
The College of the Ozarks’ Teacher Education program is accredited by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Therefore, students who complete their elementary or ...
- Applications
Program Applications & Requirements
Teacher Education Program
To apply for admission to the Teacher Education Program at College of the Ozarks, you must meet the following general requirements:
• ...
- Clinical & Research Courses
Clinical & Research Coursework
Pre-service teachers at College of the Ozarks complete a well-balanced program of general education, specialized education, and professional education courses to become ...
- Student Groups
Student Missouri State Teachers Association
The Student Missouri State Teachers Association (S-MSTA) is open to all Elementary and Secondary Education majors and serves as a bridge to your teaching ...
- Educator Resources
Beginning Teacher Workshop
Each fall the College of the Ozarks’ Education Department hosts a half-day Beginning Teacher Workshop for first and second-year teachers. Through this workshop, the ...
- Alumni
Welcome Back, C of O Graduates!
We trust you have found your educational experience at College of the Ozarks to be valuable and believe you are well-prepared for your career as a teacher. It is our ...
- Engineering
The College had a long history of providing a pre-engineering program. Alumni from the pre-engineering program went on to complete engineering degrees at larger schools in the region and are ...
- Course Options
The typical sequence of courses required for a B.S. in Engineering may be viewed here: Course Flowchart
Detail about specific courses may be found in the course catalog.
- Program Objectives and Outcomes
Program Objectives
The engineering program objectives are aligned with the five College of the Ozarks goals. The program aims to produce alumni who:
Academic
Establish a reputation for broad-based ...
- Facilities
- Faculty and Staff
of the
James P. Keeter School of Engineering
As the engineering program grows, the department will strategically add faculty with diverse skills and interests. For example, we are currently ...
- Enrollment Data
Fall 16
(end) Spring 17
(as of 3/23) freshmen 24 23 sophomores 0 0 juniors 0 0 seniors 0 0
- English
“One way to be a neighbor is through reading. For Christians, reading literature is a way to explore, develop, and celebrate the world created by God and graciously given to us. This is a ...
- Family and Consumer Sciences
Family and Consumer Sciences seeks to empower individuals and families across the life span to manage the challenges of living and working in a diverse, global society. Our unique focus is on families ...
- Family Studies and Social Services
Academic Programs
A Family Studies and Social Services major provides students with a choice of a Marriage and Family Emphasis or a Social Work emphasis. A final departmental exam is to be passed by ...
- Fire Science
Department of Public Safety
Fire Science Program
The Fire Science Program at College of the Ozarks prepares a student to compete for professional positions within a wide range of government and ...
- Foreign Language
Academic Programs
The Foreign Language department offers a major or minor in Spanish. In an ever-shrinking world, knowing another language is more important than ever!
Foreign language study makes ...
- Graphic Arts
Academic Program
The Graphic Arts program offers both a major and a minor to prepare those students who choose some part of the graphic arts industry as their career. The objectives of this program ...
- History
Academic Program
The History department at College of the Ozarks offers students the exciting opportunity to explore the development of world civilizations and cultures and to study the foundation of ...
- Hotel and Restaurant Management
Academic Programs
The curriculum at College of the Ozarks is founded upon the liberal arts, which offer the student an investigation of a variety of subjects coupled with an intensive concentration ...
- Mathematics/Physics
The Department of Mathematics and Physics at College of the Ozarks is a combined department designed to offer students a major in mathematics. The department consists of mathematicians and ...
- Military Science
ROTC
Military Science
ROTC
While examining your goals at C of O, you may want to consider the unique experiences available through the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC). Our ROTC program ...
- Music
The Music department at College of the Ozarks exists to develop Christian musicians who embrace a biblical understanding of the purposes of their art form, to develop performers who can effectively ...
- Nursing
Character of Nursing
Nurses should have a high moral character worthy of the public's trust, effective communication and critical thinking skills, a caring attitude, and be responsible and ...
- Faculty and Staff
Faculty
Dr. Janice S. Williams, RN; ACNS-BC; CDE; CNE
Professor of Nursing and Program Director
jwilliams@cofo.edu
Education and Certification
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) - Case Western ...
- Careers
• Nursing is a very challenging and rewarding profession! Registered Nurses (RNs) constitute the largest healthcare occupation, with 2.4 million jobs. The demand for nurses (RNs) has never been ...
- Admission
Admission & Progression Policies -- Armstrong McDonald School of Nursing College of the Ozarks, in its long tradition of excellence, offers a traditional four-year professional baccalaureate degree ...
- Video about the Nursing Program
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- Prospective Students
So . . . you are thinking of becoming a nurse or advancing your nursing education?
If you are an individual contemplating a nursing career you might do some "investigating" to help in ...
- Accreditation
The College of the Ozarks Armstrong McDonald School of Nursing program has continuing national accreditation from the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education CCNE), effective March 2, 2015. The ...
- Courses
Major: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
Required theory courses: 13 hours
CR NSG 254 The Character of Professional Nursing 4 NSG 303 Pathophysiology 3 NSG 433 Health Care Research ...
- Nutrition and Dietetics
Academic Program
The Didactic Program in Dietetics (DPD) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND) of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (AND), ...
- Physical Education, Health/Wellness, and Recreation
Academic Programs
Students wishing to major in physical education may choose from the following programs:
• Physical Education K-12 (double major with Secondary Education),
• Physical ...
- Psychology
Academic Programs
Welcome to the Psychology Department! The focus of the Psychology Department at College of the Ozarks is to prepare students to evaluate psychology concepts from a ...
- Theatre
BLOG
Follow the cast and crew of Railway to Heaven as they travel in Europe - https://r2h2europeblog.wordpress.com/
Events
Railway to Heaven, A True Story of an Ozarks P.O.W.
Based on the book ...
- Pre-Professional
Allied Health Science
Conservation and Wildlife Management
Dietetics
Medical Technology
Pre-Law
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Physician's Assistant
Pre-Veterinary
- Medical Technology
The Medical Technology program leads to a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Medical Technology. Students must fulfill all general education requirements; specified math, biology and chemistry ...
- Pre-Physician's Assistant
Students interested in Physician’s Assistant (PA) training must first complete a Bachelor of Science degree. PA Master’s Degree programs do not require a particular major. Every PA ...
- Pre-Law
The Association of American Law Schools does not recommend a specific major or minor as the preferred pre-legal course of study:
“The four majors most frequently recommended by law-school deans ...
- Pre-Medical
The Pre-Medical program does not require the student to be any particular major. Although the majority of applicants will have majored in one of the natural sciences (Biology or Chemistry), those ...
- Pre-Pharmacy
The Pre-Pharmacy program does not require the student to be any particular major. Although the majority of applicants will have majored in one of the natural sciences (Biology or Chemistry), those ...
- Pre-Veterinary
The suggested Pre-Veterinary Medicine curriculum is based on those courses that fulfill or exceed the 60 core hours required to enter the University of Missouri School of Veterinary Medicine. If ...