Register on The Chronicle of Higher Education website (Click Here)! Upcoming: Tuesday, September 21 at 2 p.m., ET (1 pm Central) After more than a year spent largely in virtual classrooms, learning remotely from home, students crave campus life and the rich academic experience that goes with it. What does that look like now?…
Mini session on what FERPA means/is/ how it functions at OTC on Thursday Sept. 23rd at 2 p.m
This session is part of our requirement to meet federally mandated Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) guidelines. By providing bystander intervention training to our faculty, staff and students, we contribute to a larger community initiative headed by the Community Partnership of the Ozarks in partnership with Drury, MSU, Evangel and OTC. Come and find out…
New to OTC or need a refresher? Learn the various finance forms and how they function at OTC Join via Teams https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3aa91f7acd80934032a94144f65159a78b%40thread.tacv2/1630701131108?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22deb7ba76-72fc-4c07-833f-1628b5e92168%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%22b820746c-d4cc-4f70-abbb-8e11ac40503f%22%7d
Are you a faculty or staff member with assigned advisees? Do you feel a bit nervous each time you receive an advising request? Attend a one-on-one session designed to build your confidence as an advisor! Your session will be customized to whatever advising needs you have. This can include, but is not limited to: Navigating…
Grab your lunch (or favorite beverage) and connect with your peers in an informal space to share how your semester is going, tales from the classroom, and all things teaching and learning. Join us via Zoom.
Get your book, register to participate, and learn more at https://faculty.otc.edu/center/bookclub/ Fall 2021 Book Club Welcome to the Fall 2021 book club! This will be an active participation discussion community, meaning that you will be strongly encouraged to participate in discourse and activities presented during the book club meetings. Learn more about the book club…
Essential Conversations: A means to coping in difficult times
Meaningful conversations help humans connect and cope during difficult times. At the same time, conversations can induce greater levels of stress and diminish one’s ability to cope. Dr. Christine Arnzen will present on elements of conversations that will build resilience and connection during this unprecedented time of COVID.
Are you a faculty or staff member with assigned advisees? Do you feel a bit nervous each time you receive an advising request? Attend a one-on-one session designed to build your confidence as an advisor! Your session will be customized to whatever advising needs you have. This can include, but is not limited to: navigating the degree audit, assisting with course planning, advising students on academic probation, making appropriate and timely referrals, and assisting with transfer planning.
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