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Crowder College Constitution Day

  • September 12, 2025


    For Immediate Release
    Office of Public Information
    Crowder College

    RE: Crowder College Constitution Day

    Neosho, MO – The Social Science Division will host the annual Constitution Day Event at Crowder College Neosho on September 17th from 12:15pm-1pm inside the Fireside Room, located in the Student Center. Crowder College Neosho is located at 601 Laclede Ave., Neosho, MO 64850.

    Constitution Day is a time to recognize the September 17th, 1787, signing of the United States Constitution and its significance in history and modern times. It’s a dedicated time to encourage students to think about the US Constitution’s role in American society, the roles and responsibilities of each government branch as well as amendments.

    The League of Women Voters of the Greater Joplin Area will be on-site to provide a presentation to guests. To learn more about Constitution Day, visit U.S. Department of Education website.

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    For more information about the Crowder event, please contact the Office of Public
    Information at 417.455.5540, or CindyBrown@Crowder.edu | KateDalton@Crowder.edu

  • August 19, 2025
    For Immediate Release
    Office of Public Information
    Crowder College


    RE: Crowder College Announces New Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs


    Neosho, MO – Amanda Taylor, Crowder College Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs
    was welcomed on campus July 1. She previously worked at Three Rivers College, a community
    college located in Poplar Bluff, MO. With experience as the Dual Credit Coordinator, a facilitator
    of an off-campus location and as an adjunct instructor, Amanda is preparedly versatile.


    “On my first visit to the college, I knew it was an institution and environment I could call home.
    There is a culture on campus that showcases the enthusiasm for the future while honoring the
    history that built it,” states Amanda Taylor Crowder College Associate Vice President of
    Academic Affairs. “Crowder College is committed to creating academic pathways that reflect the
    values, strengths, and needs of an evolving workforce, and I am thrilled to contribute to the rich
    legacy of the college and the communities it serves.”


    Amanda spent two decades at Three Rivers College, where she opened self-sustaining off campus locations, expanded the Sikeston location where enrollment doubled and she led the Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) in Sikeston. This is also where she played a major role in creating a program that provides residents of Missouri Correctional facilities with an education and transition assistance when released. Amanda’s role at Crowder oversees faculty divisions, Dual Credit and Instructional Centers at Cassville, McDonald County, Nevada,
    and Webb City.


    Crowder College is a comprehensive community college situated in the beautiful Ozark region of
    Southwest Missouri. The College was founded in 1963 by a vote of district citizens in five
    contiguous school districts in McDonald and Newton Counties, which composes the formal
    college district. The College is also assigned a nine-county service region which extends north up
    the Oklahoma and Kansas state lines to Vernon County and east along the Arkansas state line to
    Barry County. The college provides degrees that prepare you for the workforce or transfer to a
    four-year university. With opportunities in over 80 degrees and certificates the college provides
    online as well as in-persona and flex/hybrid classes.

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    For more information, please contact the Crowder College Office of Public Information at
    417.455.5540, or CindyBrown@Crowder.edu | KateDalton@Crowder.edu