Crowder College announces Fall 2025 Dean’s list honors

January 9, 2026

For Immediate Release
Office of Public Information
Crowder College

RE: Crowder College announces Fall 2025 Dean’s list honors

Neosho, MO – Crowder College is pleased to announce the Fall 2025 semester had 667 earn Dean’s list honors.

To achieve this award, a student must be full-time, 12 or more hours, and earn a 3.5 grade point average on a 4.0 scale.

This list includes students at all Crowder College locations: Neosho, Cassville, Joplin, McDonald County, Nevada, and Webb City.

First Name, Last Name
Thomas Abate
Anika Adame
Zhaneque Adams
Alyson Alexander
Paige Allbright
Elizabeth Allen
Lyndsey Allen
Ashley Alonso
Abigail Alvarez Perez
Sarai Alvarez Perez
Aleck Anaya
Alexis Anazagasty
Bridget Andon
Evelyn Andres
Susan Anglim
Brandon Annecharico
Bobbi Apperson
Edna Arana Sanchez
Bailey Arnall
Carson Arnold
Zuleima Arreaga
Yanci Arreaga Gonzalez
Brodie Arthur
Jemima Augustinov
Arian Baftiri
Aidan Bahn
Elizabeth Bailey
Heaven Bailey
Dakota Baker
Jayden Baker
Ryan Baker
SageLynn Balch
Lily Ballard
Gretchen Banes
Luke Banks
Kennedy Baptista
Braydon Barbre
Summer Barnes
Kavarsheon Barnett
Alyson Bash
Abby Bass
Meredith Bass
Karah Bassett
Kyler Bates
Rachel Baugh
Sandi Baumgarden
Caden Bay
Abbigail Beaver
Ava Bellis
Shinhichi Bennion
Kaylee Beres
Logan Bever
Anamika Bista
Carmen Bjorlokken
Kolton Blue
Alex Bogart
Aubrianna Bogart
Brianna Boileau
Jacob Boisselle
Mariah Bonner
Simon Booth
Abbigail Borghardt
Cooper Born
Oliver Bortz
Baylie Bowers
Kyla Bowling
Marissa Bramlett
Logan Brisco
Lyric Brock
Christy Brooks
Broderick Brown
Dominique Brown
Douglas Brown
Nolan Brown
Leia Bryan
Martin Charles Bucyana
Sarah Busby
Carson Bushman
Jaye Byfield Barnoski
Alyson Byrd
Samantha Cafferty
Alondra Canales
Seth Carlson
Brady Carlton
Allison Carpenter
Rachel Carrell
Angela Carter
Blake Carter
Rachel Carter
Diego Castillo
Brendan Castleberry
Laney Cawyer
Whaetly Chaloupek
David Chandler
Kitch Channel
Jenna Chase
Roberto Chirinos
Adalyn Christenson
Malanie Chuta Lopez
Reina Cisneros
Brant Clapp
Kaitlyn Clark
Levi Clark
Noah Clark
Tucker Clark
Rachel Clemenson
Jacob Cline
Jordan Cloud
Kallie Cloud
Emery Cochran
Autumn Coffman
Kylee Cole
Evelyn-Mae Comstock
Christian Conrad
Jessica Contreras
Caitlin Cook
Carly Cook
Callie Cooper
Brayden Coots
Logan Cope
Sophia Cope
Kyler Copher
Angel Cordova Cifuentes
Logan Cornell
Mallery Cornett
Moises Corral Pauda
Paige Corter
Jocelyn Cortez Ramos
Kacy Coss
Victor Costa
Addison Cotton
Wyatt Cottrell
Zoie Coupland
Brylan Crane
Kayelee Crane
Elijah Crecelius
Siriniti Creviston
Madelief Croonen
Jaxon Cruz
Nox Cruz
Ayla Cullers
Stella Cullers
Mattie Cummings
Nicolette Cunningham
Krista Dallas
Lexy Daniel
Karim Danis
Danielle Davidson
Kendra Davis
Lillian Davis
Wyatt Davis
Nicholas Dawson
Rigoberto De Leon
Kati DelMarco
Maleah Deters
Linsey Dickerson
Clayton Dietz
Samara Dodson
Ashleigh Dornon
Jaycee Doss
Lauren Drake
Sierra Drapeau
Olivia Dreibelbis
Jayden Duggar
Noah Duncan
Alexandra Dunham
Ethan Durbin
Karson Durnin
Kindred Durossette
Sarina Eaton
Jair Edgington
ShaLyn Edmondson
Evelyn Elliott
Cassidy Ellison
Jeanna Engler
Brody English
Eden Enlow
Jeremiah Enlow
Rebekah Erwin
Vicky Escobar-Tenorio
Adolfo Estrada
Pablo Exposito Nuñez
Jack Fairman
Paxton Flagg
Audrey Fletcher
Britney Flores
Dylan Fogelsong
Dakotah Fogle
Gracie Ford
Aidan Foster
Brianna Foster
Toryn Fowler
Ashlyn Fox
Aaliyah Franklin
Courtney Franklin
Hannah Franks
Kiley Freeman
Zachary Freiburger
Samuel Freitas
Kylie Frisby
Allyson Fry
Rylie Fundin
Elijah Gage
Gary Galloway
Noah Garrison
Tiffany Garrison
Caleb Garvin
Aasha Ghimire
Josiah Gilbert
Josie Gilbert
Koner Gill
Dana Gilreath
Antonio Giorgetti
Dawna Goade
Madeleine Goetzinger
Daniel Gomez
Christopher Gonzalez
Giovanni Gonzalez
Juana Gonzalez
Zabdi Gonzalez
Jordan Goodell
Ryley Goodnight
Abigail Goodwin
Matthew Gordon
Bailee Gorman
Brett Graham
Abbey Green
Morrisa Green
Hunter Griffin
Ryder Grisham
Dacia Grubbs
Hunter Gruenhagen
Heather Grunig
Kyla Guffey
Dallas Gulick
Julia Gumm
Lucia Guzman
Yuriela Guzman Gomez
Gabriella Haddock
Haze Hagedon
Caleb Hall
Grace Halladay
Malorie Hance
Melanie Hang
Garrett Hankins
Heather Hannah
Kirsten Hardin
Jade Harris
Jake Harris
Camdyn Hart
Jasmine Hayes
Lydia Haynes
Caleb Hayward
Isaac Hedges
Jacob Heeter
Gabriella Hefty
Pierce Heins
Isaiah Helm
Trista Helsper
Shey Hemingway
Olivia Hemme
William Henderson
Brylee Hendrix
Anniston Henighen
Jonathan Henry
Lexie Henry
Sterlyn Herard
Ricardo Hernandez
Emily Hernandez- Gomez
Angeli Heston
Addison Hicks
Kenzie Hilderbrand
Jessi Hilton
Russell Hilton
Rhys Hine
Caleb Hipple
Andela Hirtz
Olivia Hobbs
Zachary Hoenshell
Maleah Hogan
Alexandra Holden
Keegan Holloway
Elizabeth Holly
Kaitlyn Holly
Timothy Holt
Isaac Honey
Daxton Horton
Katy Hosler
Hudson Hosman
Conner Hubbs
La Donna Hudson
Halle Hurd
Lukas Hutson
Dustin Imler
Mia Ingram
Connor Intessimone
Bryson Jacobson
Matilde Jaja
Roodnaelle Jakaitis
Katelyn Jarrett
Kyler Jenkins
Ashley Jentink
Jacqueline Joaquin
Kaitlynn Johnmeyer
Katie Johnson
James Jones
Miranda Jones
Emersyn Jordon
Ian Kamstra
Gage Kearby
Abigale Keating
Kendra Kellerhals
Timothy Kemboi
James Kereri
Makayla Kerr
Will King
Emily Kingery
Autumn Kinnaird
Vivian Kiprono
Sila Kiseo
Amanda Kleckner
Kolton Kleeman
Molly Klossing
Adam Kluhsman
Elijah Knorpp
Jenna Kohn Hibbitts
Shaine Korir
Ethan Laeger
Clayton Lambeth
Carley Lane
Chas Lankford
Asa Lasater
Jacob Lawrimore
Silas Laytham
Huy Le
Joseph Leavitt
Molly Leavitt
Kodie Leonard
Abigayle Lesmeister
Janessa Lester
Kaley Linehan
Kimora Linny
Abigail Long
Cambry Long
Charles Long
Zane Long
Kaitlyn Lopes
Luke Lorenzen
Lucas Lowery
Kaylie Loyd
Jackson Lucas
Juan Lucas De Leon
Cadence Lugar
Candace Lujan
Michayla Luke
Alexa Lumvi-Benavides
Shayla Lynn
Cadence Lyons
Gage Maddox
Garrin Madison
Mikayla Madison
Talli Madison
Daizy Mahl
Erika Malcom
Addison Mallette
Dilan Manley
Teagan Manwarren
Louie Marcelo
Karla Marcos
Arely Marquez
Jewlabelle Martin
Lyssa Martin
Reece Martin
Amy Martinez
Laia Martinez Aparicio
McKaleigh Mather
Kaylin Mathews
Joshua Mathis
Mikaela Matney
Max Matthews
Makayla Mayes
Braxton McBride
Tanner McBryde
Karlee McCallister
Laken McCoy
Jason McCullough
Alyson McDaniel
Kirsten McGaughy
Shane McGinnis
Derreck McKnight
Andrew McMaster
Isiah Meeks
Noah Meinershagen
Carter Meirick
Kylee Melton
Yoselin Mendoza-Garcia
Angel Mendoza-Martinez
Imer Merida
Ayla Merrill
Maya Merriman
Mina Merriman
Bryanna Merritt
Johnathyn Miksell
Raeli Miles
Noah Miller
Perri Miller
Reagan Miller
Rilynn Miller
Tyler Millett
Isabella Millsaps
Brooklynn Mitchell
Samarah Mittag
Alexis Moore
Patricia Moore
Monica Mora
Nuria Moreno Sanchez
Dominik Morgan
Langston Morgan
Anabella Morrison
Portia Morrow
Jasmine Mosley
Gaohoua Moua
Ntsiab-liaj Moua
Spencer Mounce
Nathan Mubanga
Irene Navarro Fernandez
Carson Newell
Thi Ngoc Anh Nguyen
Brady Nolen
Robert Nunes
Faith Obert
Landry Ogden
Leyli Ogle
Brieana Ogletree
Haidyn Ohmart
Moira Oliphant
Aimy Ortiz-Aviles
Leonard Oster
Emily Owen
Sara Owen
Adriana Oxlaj Lopez
Katelynn Packwood
Cade Palmer
Kiersten Palmer
Taylor Palmer
Charles Panagiotopoylus
Haley Parker
Aidan Patrick
Rachel Patterson
Rebecca Patterson
Kevin Paxtor
Jacob Pegg
Margorie Pena Martinez
Barbara Perandini
Timothy Perkins
Ava Peterson
Riley Peterson
Jiannah Petticrew
Madison Pevahouse
Ashley Phillips
Richard Phillips
Jensyn Pickett
Emmi Piland
Grace Pinkley
Brittany Pinnell
Jaylie Pippin
Malynn Pippin
Jahel Porras
Alexander Posey
Alison Poulson
Quenton Powers
Allison Proctor
John Qiu
Rylee Quinlan
Jaretsi Quintanilla
Linnea Rainey
Elly Ramaeker
Alexcia Ramirez
Christian Ramirez
Julih Ramirez
Peyton Ray
Lillian Reeves
Paul Reh
Brock Renfro
Emma Renfro
James Renfro
Kaitlyn Resz
Claire Reuter
Austin Revolorio Muise
Suri Reyes
Wyatt Reynolds
Pascale Rho
Regina Rhoades
Jack Rickman
Kentley Rieder
Stefannia Rios
Kenzie Robbins
Mia Robbins
Bonnie Roberts
Raquel Robinette
Emma Robinson
Shellby Ross
Natasha Roth
David Russell
Seth Russell
Aubrey Russo
Samuel Salas
Soledad Salas
William Sampson
Dana Sanchez
Kelsy Santos
Ana Scarpatti
Marcus Scates
Tieranie Schell
Isabella Schepers
Gabriel Schmidt
Halle Schoen
Madilynn Schubert
Olivia Schultz
Itzel Sciacca
Alicia Scott
Cole Seitz
Aaron Sellers
Annleigh Sentlinger
Leslie Serrano
Emilee Sevak
Amanda Shallenburger
Ethan Shepard
Tyler Sherman
Hope Shields
Riddick Shook
Trevor Shultz
Juliauna Sierra
Stacy Siler
Bayley Simmons
Grace Simon
Audrey Sims
Jacob Sims
Logan Sinnett
Phoebe Sitton
Carter Skelley
Montana Skelton
Amanda Slater
Lane Sloan
Amber Slotwinski
Brooke Smallwood
Alexis Smith
Ashleigh Smith
Ashley Smith
Danielle Smith
Katy Smith
Makaila Smith
Nathaniel Smith
Santana Smith
Tristan Smith
Anja Maria Lina Soedergaard
Sharese Sohm
Marisol Soto Caldera
Isaac Spector
Gideon Speer
Kallie Spencer
Nathan Spengler
Hope Spiva
Emma Spriggs
Robby Stafford
Alexis Stamps
Kinder Standley
Malorie Stanley
Glen Starbuck
Piper Steele
Keeana Stephens
Erin Still
Gabrielle Stodghill
Clayton Stonebraker
Cailey Storms
Kaycee Stout
Sydney Strain
Dakota Sulffridge
Amanda Sullins
Samuel Sullivan
Trinity Summerford
Mark Sutton
Andrew Svilarich
Preston Swain
Andrei Syching
Latherine Syching
Hailey Taylor
James Taylor
Victor Tellez-Monzon
Pragya Thapa
Bailee Thetge
Bennett Thomas
Micaiah Thomas
William Thompson
Dusty Timmons
Kaytlin Timmons
Marilyn Tistoj-Lara
Elizabeth Todd
Hailey Toney
Hoang Anh Tong
Jonathan Tribbey
Kyndyl Tuck
Haylee Turner
Juliette Turner
Shaelyn Ussery
Irene Valadez
Hayden VanGennip
Lyndon Vanzandt
Aubree Varnold
Yanassie Vazquez
Angel Velasquez
Finnegan Versluis
Jhosbin Villatoro Ordonez
Chloe Vinson
Caleb Volleberg
Olivia Wacker
Valerie Waggoner
Derrick Wagner
Hallie Walker
Carter Wallpe
Hanna Walton
Lawson Ward
Presley Ward
Harlee Warren
Brittnee Watts
Tamara Weaver
Sarah Weeks
Nathan Weiser
Samuel Weller
Tensley West
Grace Weston
Colton White
Shayna White
Olivia Wilkerson
Jace Wilks
Abby Williams
Andrew Williams
Ava Williams
Brandon Williams
Brooklyn Williams
Capri Williams
Clovee Williams
Hailey Williams
Lakeishia Williams
Aubriana Wilson
Courtney Wilson
Emily Wilson
Shyann Wilson
Tia Wilson
Dalen Winston
Kristopher Wise
Lilly Witham
Jessica Withenshaw
Alyssa Wolf
Braxton Wolfe
Sabastian Woodard
Breanna Woods
Tanya Woods
Maelyn Wright
Josilynn Wyrick
Danielle Yaw
Scotty Yeakey
Karoline Young
Canyon Young-Boyle
Sophia Yow
Clark Zahm
Tabitha Zimmerman
Taylor Zimmerman

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Please contact my office if you have additional questions. CindyBrown@Crowder.edu

January 6, 2025

For Immediate Release
Office of Public Information
Crowder College

RE: Crowder College generates over $128 M in annual economic impact across Missouri

Neosho, MO – Crowder College contributes more than $128 million in total annual economic output to the State of Missouri according to an economic impact study prepared by an independent firm, Zenith Economics. The report found Crowder’s presence impacts nearly 1000 jobs and generates more than $57 million in annual labor income.

“Crowder College plays a critical role by expanding career opportunities for people in our region and develops the skilled talent our workforce needs to grow and thrive,” stated Dr. Chett Daniel, President, Crowder College. “This report validates what we already know. Crowder provides an incredible return on investment for tax payers and students.” The report found for every public dollar invested in Crowder College, the college provide $2.30 in return.  Dr. Daniel concluded, “True to our vision, we are changing lives and strengthening communities throughout southwest Missouri.”

This study looks at:

• Direct Impact – College payroll, new building projects, and visitors from outside the region or students coming from outside our district paying for regional goods and services as they attend Crowder.
• Indirect Impact – Crowder College construction contractor purchases new equipment from a local supplier.
• Induced Impact – Employee of Crowder goes to local restaurant in southwest Missouri, buying groceries or going to the movies
• Alumni Wage Outcomes and Individual Return on Investment- Earning power of graduates among many of Crowder’s programs that produce the highest number of graduates.

Some of the top industries benefiting from Crowder College direct impacts in the state of Missouri based on 2024-25 information include: Real estate, Health care, manufacturing, and retail. The complete economic impact study is available on our website: https://www.crowder.edu/about-crowder/economic-impact/

The investment Crowder College has made in the Joplin Advanced Training & Workforce Center will greatly impact the area with state-of-the-art training facilities opportunities for the region. The new center located at 3405 S. Hammons Blvd, Joplin, will host a ribbon cutting January 26, 2026, 1:30 pm.

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Dr. Chett Daniel will be available January 8, 2026 from 9-11:30 am for interviews. Please contact my office if you would like to schedule a time or if you have additional questions.

November 14, 2025

For Immediate Release
Office of Public Information
Crowder College

RE: Crowder Ag Student compete in state competition

Trenton, MO – The Crowder College Agriculture Department took 20 students to Trenton, Missouri on November 11^th – 13^th to compete at the Missouri State Post-Secondary Agriculture Students (PAS) Organization Conference. The students competed in multiple contest areas, the goal of each contest is to provide agriculture students with the professional skills required to excel when entering the work force after completing their college degree.

In addition to winning competitions, Addison Spencer (Nixa) was elected to be the Missouri State PAS President for the 2025-2026 term.

The conference also provided students the opportunity to network with peers across the state, as well as attend a tour of Roeslien Energy methane production plant. This facility has 17 farms, each comprised of eight swine barns, which produce methane that is then refined and sold to an energy company. Following the tour, Smithfield then hosted a dinner at their site in Princeton, Missouri, where students were able to mingle with representatives from across departments within the Smithfield company.

The Crowder Agriculture Department is proud to provide real-world opportunities for students to hone their skills and network to create beneficial connections for future endeavors. All 20 students qualified to attend the National PAS Organization Conference, which will take place in Branson, Missouri in March 2026. A full list of students and their placings in each contest area is provided below.

Career Planning: Prepares students in their field of agriculture regarding the career they desire to pursue.

Ag Education Systems:
Addison Spencer (Nixa), 1^st Place

Agribusiness Systems:
Noah Duncan (Pittsburg, KS)-3^rd place; Kolton Kleeman (Lockwood) 4^th place

Animal Systems:
Aubree Rogerson (Stotts City)-2^nd plance
Lily Ballard (New Blaine, AR) 4^th place

Plant Systems:
Castle Spieker (Aurora)-3^rd place

Carer Progress: Evaluates students on their progress towards the career they desire.

Ag Education Systems:
Mya Lowery (Ash Grove)-1^st place

Animal Systems:
Kyle Ferron (Seneca)-1^st place

Employment Interview: Students compete in mock interviews with their resume, cover letter and employment applications, trying to obtain jobs in their career field.

Agribusiness Administration:
Emma Butler (Neosho)-1^st place

Agriculture Education:
Mya Lowery (Ash Grove)-1^st place
Addison Spencer (Nixa)-2^nd place

Agricultural Equipment and Machinery:
Caleb Garvin (Anderson)-1^st place

Agronomic Services:
Cassie Falley (Diamond)-1^st place

Livestock and Dairy Production:
Kolton Kleeman (Lockwood)-2^nd place

Livestock and Dairy Services:
Lily Ballard (New Blaine, AR) -2^nd place
Aubree Rogerson (Stotts City)-3^rd place

Forestry and Natural Resources:
Malorie Hance (Granby)-2^nd place

Quiz Bowl:
 Crowder College A Team:
Jason McCullough (Shell Knob), Jaxson Johnston (Springfield), Castle Spieker (Aurora), Lily Ballard (New Blaine, AR), and Mallory Hance (Granby)-2^nd place

 Crowder College B Team:
Kyle Ferron (Seneca), Mya Lowery (Ash Grove), Noah Duncan (Pittsburg, KS), Caleb Garvin (Anderson), and Cassie Falley (Diamond)-1^st place

November 13, 2025

For Immediate Release
Office of Public Information
Crowder College

RE: Strategies to engaging disconnected population featured in documentary

Jane, MO – Crowder College has partnered with several other colleges and organizations to bring “Gone Guys” documentary to our area. A powerful new documentary inviting viewers into a timely, necessary conversation about the challenges facing boys and young men today. This documentary builds on the success of the I-49 Workforce Summit held earlier this year. The 45-minute documentary draws on the influential work of Richard V. Reeves’ “of Boys and Men”, illuminating these challenges through powerful data and compelling personal stories.

Through personal stories, striking data, and expert insight, the film examines how issues like struggles in school, loneliness, and even radicalization are taking root in the lives of young men-and what communities can do about it.

The event is sponsored by Arvest Bank and is free for anyone to attend, but registration is required due to limited seating. Workforce Strategies for a Thriving Region will be held December 5, 8am-noon, Tatum Hall, Crowder College – McDonald County, 194 College Road, Jane, MO. Registration and details are available online.

The I-49 Summit is a partnership with University of Central Arkansas, University of Arkansas, NW Arkansas Community College, Crowder College, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, and Arvest Bank.

Upcoming events include:

• March 26, 2026: Manufacturing – Adapting to automation, skill gaps, and regional employer needs
• June 10, 2026: Housing and Childcare – Tackling two of the biggest non-wage barriers to workforce stability

UCA for Community and Economic Development (CCED) received a three-year grant from the Walton Family Foundation to support the development and implementation of the Community Development Pipeline program.

November 13, 2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Office of Public Information

Crowder College

Crowder College Adult Education & Literacy Program Receives 2025 Outstanding Performance Award

Neosho, MO – Crowder College Adult Education & Literacy (AEL) has been awarded the 2025 Outstanding Performance Award from the Missouri Adult Education & Literacy Office at the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). The recognition honors programs that exceed federal and state performance targets and demonstrate leadership in adult education and workforce development.

Crowder College AEL recently expanded services to eight Southwest Missouri counties, including Barry, Barton, Cedar, Dade, Jasper, Lawrence, McDonald, and Newton. Last fiscal year, the program served 705 adult learners, and it has already served nearly 500 learners in the current year. The program supported 92 individuals in earning industry-recognized credentials and achieved a 72.4% student progression rate, meaning nearly three out of every four students made measurable academic gains.

“This award is a testament to the incredible work of the entire Crowder AEL staff,” said Juli DeNisco, AEL Director.

Crowder College AEL provides free programs to eligible adults across the region. Services include:

• AEL Classes to prepare for the High School Equivalency (HSE) exam, strengthen foundational academic skills, and support transitions to college or employment.
• ELL Classes to improve English speaking, reading, and writing skills.
• Integrated Education & Training (IET) programs that pair academic instruction with job training and lead to industry-recognized credentials.

Recent program expansions include increased online learning options, a new Citizenship Preparation Class, new IET pathways in Microsoft Office and TEAS preparation for healthcare careers, and partnerships with the Missouri Job Center’s YouthBuild program. The program has also collaborated with local employers to provide customized Workplace English classes.

Crowder AEL staff recently gathered to celebrate the award with a group photo recognizing the shared achievement.

For more information about classes, visit Adult Education & Literacy Adult Education & Literacy (AEL) – Crowder College or call 417-455-5521.

November 12, 2025

For Immediate Release
Office of Public Information
Crowder College

RE: Crowder CTEC to host area 8^th grade students

Neosho, MO – Crowder College Technical Education Center will host over 400 students in 8^th grade from area school to show them career possibilities. Students will be on campus November 13, 8:30am-10am in the Dell Reed Technical Education Center.

The students will have the opportunity to get a glimpse of potential career pathways they can pursue in high school at CTEC.

“We understand that students start forming ideas of what they want to do at an early age,” stated Dana Cobb, Director of Secondary Career and Technical Education. “The tours will provide some insight into career programs offered when they enter their junior and senior years of high school.”

Area schools sending students include: Diamond, East Newton, and McDonald County. These school along with Neosho and Seneca are part of our CTEC High School programs.

CTEC offers training for high school students in: Advanced Manufacturing, Automotive, Commercial Truck Driving, Computer Technology, Construction, Criminal Justice, Diesel Technology, Health Sciences, Teacher Education, and Welding.

For more information about CTEC high school programs visit our website: https://www.crowder.edu/ctec/