Crowder News
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Crowder College Recognized on USA TODAY’s America’s Top Vocational Schools 2026 List
July 28, 2026 For Immediate ReleaseCrowder CollegeOffice of Public Information Neosho, MO – Crowder College has been recognized on USA TODAY’s list of America’s Top Vocational Schools 2026. The complete list of institutions earning recognition was announced on July 23rd, 2026, and can currently be viewed on the USA TODAY’s website. The ranking of the…
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Crowder College Joins National Effort to Support Male Student Success
Crowder College has joined The Higher Education Male Achievement Collaborative (HEMAC), a national initiative focused on improving outcomes for men in higher education. HEMAC, a program of the American Institute for Boys & Men (AIBM), connects colleges and universities committed to increasing enrollment, retention, and completion rates among male students. “Across the country, male participation…
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Crowder College & MoDOT SW District Partnership Recognition at MO State Capitol
– A unique, workforce-focused partnership between Crowder College and the MoDOT SW District General Services Team took the spotlight at the Missouri State Capitol on Tuesday of this week when they received the 2025 Governor’s Award for Quality and Productivity (GAQP). The partnership was created to fill a need of transportation and diesel industry shortages,…
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Upward Bound programs provide college experience
June 23, 2026 For Immediate ReleaseOffice of Public InformationCrowder College Neosho, MO– Crowder College Upward Bound and Upward Bound Math Science programs have over 235 high school students who recently completed grades 9-12 participating in their summer College Prep Academy. The students reside on campus Sunday-Thursday for a five-week period, preparing for the upcoming school…
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Summer enrollment increases
June 23, 2026 For Immediate ReleaseOffice of Public InformationCrowder College RE: Summer enrollment increases Crowder College reported its summer enrollment in credit hours increased 6.32% over 2025 and head count increased by 5.99%. Enrollment in summer classes totaled 1,167 students taking classes for a total of 6,185 credit hours. “Enrollment continues the positive momentum which…





