OTC’s "Go Anywhere" Literary Magazine calls for student and alumni artists and writers to submit their work for the 2023 edition of the magazine. This year’s theme is “Time(s).” Submission Guidelines: Fiction and Literary Analysis: Not to exceed 6,000 words, double-spaced (Limit 2 submissions per person) Poetry: Submit in the form you wish it to…
Missouri State University faculty & staff will be in the Jared Family Atrium to visit with OTC students. The MSU personnel will provide information on the various colleges, departments, organizations and resources available to OTC students when they transfer.
The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks will be on campus for anyone interested in donating. When you give blood, you are literally helping hospitals save the life of someone’s spouse, parent or child. There is no easier way to save a life than to give blood.
Call For Artists! Join the Springfield Regional Arts Council and Project HEAL for our juried art exhibit, Recognize, Release, & Transform. Project HEAL is a grant-funded program at OTC and MSU that operates under the Office on Violence Against Women through the U.S. Department of Justice. Project HEAL’s goal is to reduce sexual assault, domestic…
Therapy dogs from Pet Therapy of the Ozarks will be at OTC's Hamra Library on Monday March 6 from 11am-1pm! De-stress with these good dogs before midterms!
Social Club provides an environment where people can make friends and have conversations. It is hosted by Disability Services but is open to all students. This month’s topic will be part of a reoccurring series on communication skills. Contact us to RSVP via phone at 417-447-8189 or email at disabilityservices@otc.edu.
Every April, the city of Springfield Missouri hosts a local election, and this year it's a doozy: six of the nine City Council seats, including the mayor of Springfield, and two seats on the SPS School Board, are all up for election! There are a combined 14 total candidates running in these races, and all…
Counseling Services is proud to partner with OTC's Choir to promote music and self-care to students on the Springfield campus. We will have a table with giveaways and information on the importance of music and self-care. Stick around because at 11:30 an ensemble from the OTC Choir will sing some songs in the Atrium. Interested…
Social Club provides an environment where people can make friends and have conversations. It is hosted by Disability Services but is open to all students. This month’s topic will be part of a reoccurring series on communication skills. Contact us to RSVP via phone at 417-447-8189 or email at disabilityservices@otc.edu.