College of the Ozarks
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Transforming lives through Christian values, hard work, and debt-free education since 1906. #HardWorkU #CollegeoftheOzarks
Point Lookout, Missouri
Joined September 2010
Join us in bringing joy to children worldwide as we partner with @SamaritansPurse for @OCC_shoeboxes! 🎄 Pack a shoebox with fun toys, school supplies, and hygiene items, and drop it off at College of the Ozarks during our designated hours (listed below).
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Homecoming 2025 is just three days away! We look forward to seeing our alumni reconnect and join together in fellowship on our campus this weekend! For the full Homecoming schedule, visit https://t.co/4GLwCVQUdR!
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There are little things you can do in sales that move the needle. Most overlook them because they seem insignificant. But they compound over time. This includes: Before the call - Join two minutes early - Have good lighting - Position your camera to show your chest up During
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Veterans Week at C of O will take place November 5–11. We invite the community to join us for this special time to honor the men and women who have served our country. 🇺🇸 See the full schedule of events here: https://t.co/AcaogL0sI9
#CollegeoftheOzarks #VeteransWeek
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Homecoming is just two weeks away! This year's theme, Forever Faithful, builds on our campus-wide focus of Faithful in Fellowship. Make plans to reconnect, reminisce, and celebrate all that it means to be Forever Faithful. More info: https://t.co/tOkE7HOqhm
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40 College of the Ozarks students recently traveled to Washington, D.C., for the CitizenTrip®—a three-day journey that brings the College’s Patriotic Pillar to life. Read more about the experience here: https://t.co/vRXUn1aDPz
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"If your child says he or she are transgender or non-binary — you don't have to affirm that. In fact, affirming that is the worst thing you can do." @MariaKeffler addresses parents of children struggling with sex identity disorder. Time-Tested Parenting Book:
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“Who wouldn’t want this role?” said Dr. James Anderson, dean of work at College of the Ozarks. For Dr. Anderson, the answer is simple—he believes deeply in the value of working for an education. Learn more about Dr. Anderson’s story here: https://t.co/TVmVaRo5aT
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College of the Ozarks proudly honored @jennrothschild—Bible teacher, author, and speaker—with The Light the Way Culture Shaper Award at this year’s Fall Convocation. She received her student-crafted stained-glass award from Madyson Reinke, senior accounting major.
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During this year’s Fall Convocation, College of the Ozarks recognized @troymiller95, president and CEO of National Religious Broadcasters (NRB), with The Light the Way Culture Shaper Award. Miller was honored for his dedication to advancing Christian communications worldwide.
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We were honored to recognize @billabbottHC, president and CEO of Great American Media, with The Light the Way Culture Shaper Award during the annual Fall Convocation. He was presented with his custom, student-made stained-glass award by Peyton Gold, senior marketing major.
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Sgt. Maj. Eddie Neas fought in the Battle of Hue and carried with him the memory of fallen comrades for decades. His story reminds us of the sacred duty to honor those who did not return—and to never forget the price of freedom. Learn more: https://t.co/jiRk8xw9Ze
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Col. John Clark’s story is one of resilience. As a prisoner of war in the infamous “Hanoi Hilton,” he endured unimaginable hardship—and found strength in his faith. His testimony, now preserved in film, challenges us to live with courage and conviction. https://t.co/jiRk8xw9Ze
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We were honored to welcome Shannon Bream for our annual Fall Convocation, where she joined our very own First Lady, Laura Lacey Johnson, for a heartfelt conversation about faith, perseverance, and character. Read more here: https://t.co/rwQL6AwrWB
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College of the Ozarks welcomed FOX News anchor and author @ShannonBream for our annual Fall Convocation, where she shared stories of faith, perseverance, and purpose in a fireside conversation with C of O First Lady Laura Lacey Johnson.
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Capt. John Sorensen served as a helicopter pilot in Vietnam, carrying with him lessons of discipline, responsibility, and perseverance. Join us for his film debut on Oct. 14 in the Royal Oak Forum as part of the Fall Patriotic Film Festival. More info: https://t.co/jiRk8xw9Ze
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Over 100 organizations. Countless connections. College of the Ozarks students explored careers, internships, and callings at the fall Career Expo. Read more: https://t.co/3UJuk7TU2W
#CollegeoftheOzarks #HardWorkU
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Last month, sixteen C of O nursing students received their white coats, Bibles, and roses—symbols of faith, service & care. Alumna Andrea deVall ’17 inspired them to see nursing as both a profession & a ministry. Read more: https://t.co/lphpOaMQke
#HardWorkU #CollegeoftheOzarks
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We look forward to hosting Shannon Bream this week in a fireside chat with C of O First Lady Laura Lacey Johnson! Join us October 9 for an inspiring evening of conversation about faith and leadership. Reserve your free tickets today at https://t.co/vS7yRqtoi2.
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We can’t wait to welcome parents and families of current C of O students to campus this weekend for the third annual Family Weekend! 🎉 This tradition brings together students and their loved ones to experience campus life firsthand. #HardWorkU
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We’re just a little over a week away from welcoming Shannon Bream for the annual Fall Convocation. She’ll be joined in conversation by C of O First Lady Laura Lacey Johnson for an evening of faith, reflection, and encouragement. Tickets: https://t.co/vS7yRqtoi2.
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Students from the W. Alton Jones Dairy showcased their hard work this summer at the Missouri State Fair and Ozark Empire Fair—bringing home dozens of awards. “Winning these awards is testament to the student’s dedication and teamwork." Full story: https://t.co/LZbqy8Bhkn
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What do people really think of recycled rubber and artificial turf? According to BPI’s recent survey, a strong majority of Americans see these surfaces as safe. In fact, when given a choice, 72% would choose artificial turf over grass when upgrading local fields. Confidence
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