University of the Ozarks Annual Report 2020-2021

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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT Dear Friends, Pray Bigger ... Those were the sage words that were conveyed to me by one of the University’s dear supporters during the early months of The Climb Higher Campaign. She believed we needed to set our sights higher for her beloved Ozarks and to have faith in God and our supporters to reach new heights. It was this kind of confident and can-do attitude from our alumni and friends that helped the University shatter its initial $55 million campaign goal and raise more than $73 million for scholarships, academic programs and facilities.

Welcome to the University’s 2020-21 Annual Report. In the following pages you will read about many of the highlights of the past academic year, headlined by the completion of the most ambitious and successful capital campaign in University history. You will also see the long list of faithful alumni and friends who supported the University over the past year. As you read through our accomplishments and successes, you can easily see why I have so much pride for Ozarks and why I am honored to serve as its president.

Since The Climb Higher Campaign kicked off on July 1, 2014, I have met with and talked to hundreds of alumni and friends. I heard concerns about out-of-pocket costs for faith-based education. I heard stories about how attending Ozarks had impacted their lives and how they wanted to ensure that future generations had that same opportunity for an Ozarks education.

I heard about desires to support student travel and experiences outside of the classroom and requests to assist faculty through professional development and rejuvenation opportunities.

And, I heard time and time again how our alumni and friends wholeheartedly want Ozarks to not just survive, but to thrive in the coming years and decades.

As you read through our accomplishments and successes of the past year, you can easily see why I have so much pride for Ozarks.”

Richard L. Dunsworth, University President

Our alumni and friends not only shared these stories and desires, they backed it up with their prayers and their philanthropic support throughout this campaign. During this transformational period, more than 4,200 donors made 16,000 gifts to Ozarks, ranging from $1 to nearly $28 million. We had graduates from as far back as 1941 and as recent as 2021 show their support and trust in our future. This University is exceptionally blessed to have such dedicated alumni and friends. Their unparalleled commitment to student success exemplifies the spirit of generosity and philanthropy on which Ozarks was founded.

As we near the 200-year anniversary of the founding of this University, we will continue to pray bigger as we advance Ozarks forward.

Humbly,

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CLASS OF 2020 Post-Graduate Success Rate

91%

Seeking Employment 11

Military 1

Part Time Employed 13

Graduate Student 14

SUCCESS RATE

Full-Time Employed 78

Data gathered by Career Services Office using National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) standards.

JUAN CANO ’20

College Mathematics Instructor Corozal, Belize

HAILEY WEATHERS ’20 Veterinary Student Stillwater, Oklahoma

GLORIA CIZUNGU ’20 Entrepreneur and Author Portland, Maine

JERHETT LEE ’20

Wrestling Coach and Teacher Lewisville, Texas

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Campus

HIGHLIGHTS

Campus Celebrates Largest Graduating Class in University History

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A total of 148 graduates from the Class of 2021 participated in the Spring Commencement ceremony, the largest graduating class in the University’s 187-year history. The University held Commencement on the soccer field for its first in-person graduation ceremony since December of 2019 because of the Covid pandemic. Also taking part in the ceremony were 25 members of the Class of 2020.

The University celebrated in April the completion of the CLIMB HIGHER: A Campaign for Students, which raised more than $73 million for student scholarships, academic programs and facilities (See page 1).

Shattering the initial goal of $55 million, the campaign engaged more than 4,200 supporters.

The University received one million dollars from the Lilly Endowment to establish the Thriving in Ministry Program during the Spring of 2020. This program, based out of the Munger-Wilson Chapel, supports pastors of rural and minority-serving Presbyterian Churches throughout Arkansas.

The University welcomed an enrollment of 836 students during the Fall 2020 Semester, the second-largest number in the University’s history. The numbers included 341 students from Arkansas and a record number of international students — 244 from 19 countries.

In the 2021 edition of U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges,” Ozarks was ranked 5th overall and 3rd in “Best Value” among more than 70 Regional Colleges in the South Region. The University was also ranked 3rd in the South in the “Most Innovative” category, a new category based on “making the most innovative improvements in curriculum, faculty, students, campus life, technology or facilities.”

The University’s Board of Trustees voted in April to freeze tuition for the 2020-21 academic year amid the uncertainty brought on by the Covid pandemic. It was the sixth time in the last eight years that the University has not raised tuition. Since 2013, tuition at Ozarks has risen just five percent. /// 4

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Academic

HIGHLIGHTS University Theatre Receives National Recognition

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The University Theatre Program was recognized in the Spring for its 2020 production of “For Hurting Hands” with a national honor by the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival. The production, which was written and performed by students, was awarded the prestigious Citizen Artist Award.

Rebecca Bailey, assistant professor of theatre, was presented with the 2021 Visonary Award by the Arkansas Coalition Against Sexual Assault for her work to “bring awareness and community engagement to the issues of sexual assault.”

The business program established a new partnership with the Keyce Business Academy in Paris, France, to create an annual business competition with combined teams from the two colleges. The competition includes creating real-world business and marketing plans for local companies with the winners receiving an allexpenses paid trip to the other country.

Petron Brown, a theatre and environmental studies major from The Bahamas, was presented with the 2021 Hurie Award, which goes to the outstanding member of the senior class as voted on by the faculty.

The University converted numerous campus spaces into temporary classrooms, including the Rogers Conference Center, in order to meet Covid safety protocols. These and other adjustments and modifications helped the University avoid any major Covid outbreaks throughout the academic year.

Dr. Yassine Dguidegue, assistant professor of sociology, and Dr. Isaac Hunter, assistant professor of psychology, were named the Bagwell Outstanding Professors in April.

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Alumni

HIGHLIGHTS

Graduate Success Rate Exceeds 90 Percent for Sixth Straight Year

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A survey of 2020 graduates by the Career Services Office revealed a 91 percent success rate in employment or graduate school placement (see page 2), the sixth consecutive year the success rate has been 90 percent or higher.

The Alumni Association honored several of its distinguished graduates during a virtual Homecoming in October of 2020. Among those alumni honored were, Franqua Bedell ’99, Susan Edens ’92, Herman Houston ’73 and Christel Thompson ’93, with the Alumni Achievement Award; Amy Wallace ’17 and Shanice Guzman ’19, with the Young Alumni Service Award; and Karla Bolanos ’94, Cynthia Lanphear ’87 and Bruce Williams ’43, with the Alumni Merit Award.

The Alumni Board of Directors held virtual meetings throughout the year before resuming in-person meetings on campus this past summer. Among the association and alumni office’s community service projects during the year were a food drive and distribution of Ozarks masks to local and regional school teachers.

Several U of O alumni were named to University positions, including Brian Henderson ’02 as director of annual giving and alumni engagement, Andrea (Muffuletto) Cooper ’12 as director of career services; Terri Thomas ’12 as dean of students; and Nicole (Justice) England ’18 as director of the Walton International Scholarship Program and international programs manager; and Christie (Shuffield) Shoulders ’02 as instructor of mathematics.

The Office of Alumni Engagement hosted numerous virtual events throughout the year, including speaking and informational events featuring alumni, get-to-know talks featuring University coaches and trustees, and entertainment gatherings such as happy hour and trivial and bingo night. /// 8

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Athletic

HIGHLIGHTS

Men’s Basketball, Soccer Championships Highlight 2020-21

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A total of 308 student-athletes — or 37 percent of the student body — participated in one or more of the 20 intercollegiate sports programs at the University during 2020-21.

Spurred on by a large and boisterous home crowd, the men’s s basketball team captured the American Southwest Conference postseason basketball tournament at Mabee Gymnasium in March. It was the Eagles’ first men’s basketball title in 27 years and its first since joining NCAA Division III in 1997. Head coach Travis Carruthers was named the ASC East Division Coach of the Year.

The men’s soccer team captured the ASC postseason tournament championship in April with a 3-1 victory over Concordia University in Abilene, Texas. Under head coach and alumnus Aaron Brueckner ‘11, the Eagles won their first tournament title since 2003. Brueckner was named ASC Coach of the Year and the coaching staff was named Division III West Coaching Staff of the Year by the United Soccer Coaches.

The Athletic Department established the University’s first local chapter of the Chi Alpha Sigma National College Athlete Honor Society. Thirty-seven U of O student-athletes were a part of the inaugural chapter.

Senior basketball player Bryson Johnson, senior softball player Rikki Haase and junior soccer player Drew Mott were named the University’s 2020-21 Athletes of the Year in May. A total of 105 Eagle student-athletes were named to academic all-conference teams during the 2020-21 academic year.

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Philanthropic

HIGHLIGHTS Support to University jumps 67 percent in 2020-21

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The University received $14.7 million from 1,054 alumni and friends throughout the year for scholarships, academic programs and facilities, an impressive 67 percent increase in donations over the previous year.

A total of 488 alumni, ranging from a 1941 graduate to members of the Class of 2021, supported their alma mater, including 104 first-time alumni donors. The percentage of alumni giving was 11.4 percent.

The monetary gifts to Ozarks ranged from $3 to $5.3 million and the most popular gift amounts were $100 (382), $50 (328), $25 (281), $20 (221) and $10 (132).

Among the new endowed scholarships that were established in 2020-21 were the Campus Food Pantry Endowment by the Sturgis Foundation, the J.L. and Cora E. Adkins Scholarship, the Placek Family Endowment, the Ed Dell Wortz Endowment, and the Opal Farris Cox and Mary Farris Bible ‘87 Scholarship.

In April the Advancement Office hosted a Beam Signing Ceremony for the Thomas and Frances Wilson Science Center, the University’s new $18.4 million state-of-the art science and mathematics facility that will be completed in January of 2022.

Numerous Ozarks alumni joined family and friends to establish the Joe Hoing Scholarship in memory of the long-time dean of students. Hoing, who died in 2019, served Ozarks as an administrator and instructor from 1984 until his retirement in 2014.

A total of 167 individuals, couples and businesses were members of the Aerie Club, the University’s athletic booster organization, in 2020-21.

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GLOBAL Discovery

Jakobé

Durant A first generation college graduate from Destrehan, LA, Jakobé Durant graduated with honors from Ozarks in May 2021 with a degree in Spanish.

Durant, who was also a captain of the University’s swim team, spent a year studying in Spain at the University of Huelva as part of a study abroad program. After graduating from Ozarks, Durant earned a full scholarship to study Spanish on the graduate level at the Spain university.

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“My year of studying abroad in Spain gave me confidence and opened my eyes to the many possibilities and opportunities out there. My career goal is now to use my education and skills to travel the world helping businesses expand their reach to other countries.”

Crystal

EXPERIENTIAL Learning

Oudomvilay Experiential learning is the process in which students develop knowledge and skills from direct experiences outside the Ozarks classroom. Crystal Oudomvilay, a May 2021 biology graduate from Paris, AR, spent the summer of 2021 as a postgraduate associate at the Yale School of Medicine. She assisted in armadillo research with her Ozarks professor, Dr. Frank Knight. She is currently pursuing a doctorate in exercise physiology at West Virginia University.

“This amazing opportunity at Yale has allowed me to grow as a scientist and I can’t wait to continue my studies in graduate school.

The education I received at Ozarks and the chance to do research with my professors has made all of this possible and I am so thankful.” /// 14

Teaching EXCELLENCE

Dr. Isaac

Hunter

Dr. Isaac Hunter, assistant professor of psychology, encouraged some of his students to form the research team called the GLAMMLAB (Good Life and Meaning Making Lab). The self-proclaimed Glammies worked with Hunter on research topics such as a meaningful life and finding one’s calling. Several students had the opportunity to present their research findings at the American Psychological Association (APA) international convention.

“It is exceedingly rare for undergrads to meaningfully contribute to research. It’s a wonderful opportunity for students to ask important questions, help to answer those questions, and then share those answers with the world. These types of opportunities really stand out for graduate programs and future employers.”

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Joelle “Joey”

Personal GROWTH

Varner December 2020 graduate Joelle (Long) Varner of Cabot, AR, could be the ideal model for a liberal arts education.

The biology major took advantage of the University’s LENS program to earn minors in chemistry, Spanish and business administration while also being a Student Ambassador, a member of the women’s soccer team and involved in several student organizations. She plans to pursue a career in medicine.

“I can say whole-heartedly that Ozarks was a blessing in my life. I grew so much as a person, student, friend, soccer player and as a leader. That’s why I loved being a Student Ambassador and giving tours to prospective students. I want them to have the same incredible experiences that I did here at Ozarks.” /// 16 16 ///

Ozarks’ 2021 Graduating Class

BY THE NUMBERS 163 GRADUATES 61 Arkansans 46 Out of State 56 International 82 Female 81 Male

DEGREES

129 Bachelor of Science 29 Bachelor of Arts 5 Bachelor of General Studies

TOP MAJORS

(Includes students with multiple majors)

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Business Administration Psychology Biology Health Science Political Science Environmental Studies

10 Accounting 8 Communication Studies 8 Elementary Education 5 Bachelor of General Studies 4 Art, Sociology, Physical Education and Theatre

2020–2021

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he University of the Ozarks’ Honor Roll of Donors is comprised of alumni, churches, friends, foundations and organizations who contributed to the University from July 1, 2020, to June 30, 2021. Thank you to the hundreds of alumni and friends who support the University’s mission of providing a high-quality, private, Christian education. Every effort is made to ensure that each donor is accurately recognized. The Office of Advancement requests that any errors or omissions be brought to the attention of Mary Jane Spillers at mspillers@ozarks.edu or 479-979-1222. /// 18 18 ///

The Earle Society Named in honor of Dr. F.R. Earle, who served as president of both Cane Hill College and Arkansas Cumberland College.

The Earle Society recognizes donors who have a lifetime giving record of $1 million or more to the University. An asterisk indicates someone who is deceased.

Aramark Corporation Arkansas’ Independent Colleges and Universities Judith P. Alexander Boreham *Roland S. Boreham Jr. and

Judith P. Alexander Boreham Roland S. Boreham, Jr. Living Trust *Alvin C. Broyles ’41 and

Joan DeVee Dixon Broyles Frank P. Collins Estate Charles A. Frueauff Foundation, Inc. Otha H. Grimes Foundation Virginia Hicks Revocable Trust The Harvey & Bernice Jones

Charitable Trust Lilly Endowment, Inc. J.E. & L.E. Mabee Foundation, Inc. Helen McElree ’47 Vera M. Pfeffer Trust *Melba Spellmeyer Seay Seay Foundation Mary Anne and *Don Shula *Jackson T. Stephens *Willard and Pat Walker Willard and Pat Walker Foundation *Helen Robson Walton Walton Family Charitable Support Foundation Walton Family Foundation Helen R Walton 1987 Non-Qualified

Charitable Remainder Trust Sam M. Walton 1987 Non-Qualified

Charitable Remainder Trust Frances Engle Wilson

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T.L. Smith Society Professor T.L. Smith, a much beloved former professor at Ozarks, is memorialized by this giving club. T.L. Smith Society members have a lifetime giving record of $100,000 to $999,999.

An asterisk indicates someone who is deceased.

William L. Abernathy Charitable Lead Trust Cora E. Adkins Trust Arkansas Community Foundation *Richard and *Katherene Bagwell *May Katherine Baker Baldor Electric Company, Fort Smith, AR *David Banks *Charles C. and *Nadine E. Baum Nadine L. and Charles C. Baum Estate Arvid Bean ’78 and Sharon Jones Bean ’78 Kimberly and Reynold Behrend *Jean and *Everett Berry Doris Bird ’12 *R. K. Black Robbie G. Blakemore Estate Lee and Beverly Bodenhamer *Margaret Boone Judith L. Borck *Sally McSpadden Boreham Alvin C. Broyles Estate James and Ann Bruning *Catherine Rogers Bumpers ’47 *Victor Cary and Alice Cary W. F. Catlett Trust H.A. & Mary K. Chapman Charitable Trust Clarksville Connected Utilities John Joseph Conrad Trust Coulson Oil Company Pearl H. Crickard Trust Jean Daniel *Richard and *Martha Daniel *William and *Marian Dawson Dillard’s, Inc. Donald W. Reynolds Foundation, Inc. *Margaret Bost Douglass ’41 Bebe and Tom Dunnicliffe Charitable Trust Richard and Holly Dunsworth *Fontaine R. Earle

ExxonMobil Foundation Bobby and *Anne Fincher First Presbyterian Church, Clarksville, AR First Presbyterian Church, Ponca City, OK Bettis A. Garside Estate George M. Green Estate Susan Smith Epperson ’41 and Jon Epperson Arch Gould Estate A.H. Gould Irrevocable Trust *W. Wallace Greene *Catherine Haigwood ’33 Bill and Adrienne Hanna Hanna Oil and Gas Company HAR-BER Village Foundation William Randolph Hearst Foundation *Pete Herlin and Betty Herlin *Bill Holder ’52 and Jane Wilson Holder ’55 Louise Ann Redus Hobbs Estate Norman and Janet Huneycutt *Dorothea Hutcheson *Hazel Johnson Hazel Johnson Estate *Roy Johnson and *Nancy Johnson Peggy Bort Jones *Robert L. King, II *Virginia King *W. Ernest King, Jr. ’41 and *Maribeth King Virginia Leigh King Trust Will Ladner ’81 Luella Langenberg Estate *James Lewis ’41 and *Marie Baskin Lewis ’41 Marie Lewis Estate Jessie M. Long Trust *Ada Parks Mills ’33 and *Joe Mills ’32 *Flois Dickerson Miracle ’25 James Hayden Moore Estate *John and *Mary Nichols Rick and Sherée Niece Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, Inc. *Lillian Norberg Gilbert Parks, Jr. and Susan Burden ’67 Edna Elkins Patterson ’67 and John Patterson *Jack Patterson ’65 and Lisa Carlton *Vera M. Pfeffer Susie Powell *R. L. and Nancy Qualls Margaret Ayleen Ragland Estate

David Rawhouser ’69 and Jill Rawhouser Regions Bank, Clarksville, AR James T. Rhea Estate Mary I. Rogers Trust Rogers Foundation, Inc. *Dale M. Sadler Seay Foundation Melba Spellmeyer Seay Trust *John and *Gwendolen Shell Mary Elizabeth Vaughan Shipley Trust Mary Anne and *Don Shula George and Mary Sissel Wilmer C. & Velma M. Smith Trust *James Struthers Sunderland Foundation Synod of the Sun, Irving, TX *John and *Evie Tate Harve Taylor, III and Loyce Ann Bean Taylor ’72 *Louise A. Taylor Norris C. Taylor Estate *Jimmie Thames ’53 and *Ailene Thames Jimmie Thames Estate Edison T. Tingley Estate The Dial Corporation, Phoenix, AZ The Oxley Foundation The Procter & Gamble Fund The Roy and Christine Sturgis Charitable and Educational Trust *Ashley C. and Eleanor Thomas *Katie Thompson Tulsa Royalties Company Edith B. Vaughan Estate *Juanita Farris Vaughn U of O, Alumni Association Walmart Foundation Alice L. Walton Foundation *John T. Walton Whitson Morgan Motor Company, Inc. *Virginia Laster Williams ’43 and *Bruce H. Williams ’43 Windgate Charitable Foundation *Wayne Workman ’44 and Betty Bush Workman W. Wayne Workman Estate *Ed Dell Wortz Estate of Ed Dell Wortz

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WHY WE SUPPORT OZARKS “U of O fosters competitiveness, creative thinking, scientific inquiry and innovation where a large percentage of graduates get jobs in their career fields or go on to some form of advanced education. This all happens because of an understanding and able management, qualified professors and a good infrastructure.

Supporting a University with such an excellent educational track record is a no-brainer. It is an investment in the future. ” THE REV. RON AND KARENREE JONES Lamar, Arkansas

The Legacy Society The Legacy Society honors donors who have made plans for University of the Ozarks through deferred gifts and estate planning. An asterisk indicates someone who is deceased. *Cora E. Adkins *Christina Pultz Alter ’33 *Stanley Applegate, Jr. *Richard and *Katherene Bagwell *May Katherine Baker Bill Ballard ’56 and *Juanita Ballard *Emma Banks ’68 *Carol Barnes Joyce and *Scevoy D. Barnes Joe M. Barron *O. Edward Basham ’31 *L. Ray Bates *Charles C. and *Nadine E. Baum *Annette Pittman Baxter Arvid Bean ’78 *Raymond Bean Margaret Glenn Fraley Beaver ’71 *James C. Bell ’37 *Jean Berry *Chuck Bishop, Sr. ’52

*Robbie Blakemore *John E. Bock ’49 Bob Bohl ’58 and Judy Capshaw Bohl ’61 Judith L. Borck Judith Alexander Boreham *Roland S. Boreham, Jr. *Roger Bost ’43 and Kathryn King Bost ’43 *Edna Ralston Bowman ’28 *Henry M. Britt *Alvin C. Broyles ’41 *Rhea Butler ’31 Don Chappell ’72 Bruce Clinesmith Jerry Coffee ’60 *Frances Fischer Coleman *Frank P. Collins *Joseph Conrad ’39 Chad Cox ’98 *Opal Huff Farris Cox William L. Cravens *Virginia Cruse ’60 *Orion A. Daniel, Sr. Celia Decker ’62 and John Decker *Wallace Dobbins ’40 and *Carolyn Bush Dobbins ’42 *James Dorman ’57 and Anna Blackard Dorman ’58 *Martha Farmer Drake ’33 *Fontaine R. Earle William Eddington ’55 Steve and Dorinda Edmisten

*Maxine Manuel Eggensperger ’41 *Fritz Ehren ’53 and *Juanita Blackard Ehren ’71 *Allen S. Ellsworth *Georgia Stoker Ellsworth ’32 Susan Smith Epperson ’62 *Gladys Ruth Farmer ’37 *Sue Nell Taylor Farris ’53 Ann Filyaw John, Sue, and Jennifer Fisher Gary Frala ’80 *Margaret White Fry *Bettis A. Garside *Anne Gould *Arch Gould ’24 *George M. Green *W. Wallace Greene Michael Haberer ’76 *Catherine Haigwood ’33 *Pete and Betty Herlin *Virginia R. Hicks *Lois M. Highlester *Richard W. Hobbs *Katherine House ’41 *Orville Hubbard ’52 and *Ellen Hubbard *Reece Hudson Brandy Rhodes Jackson ’99 *Hazel Johnson *John Johnson *Cecil Johnston ’40 *Myra King Johnston ’39

*Bernice Jones and *Harvey Jones *Keith Kennedy *Polly Taylor Kennon ’46 *Clio Thompson Kettelhut ’34 *Basil and *Eva King *Robert L. King, II *Virginia King *W. Ernest King, Jr. ’41 and *Maribeth King Maxine Koerdt *Luella Langenberg Rena Sue Laster ’70 *George Lee ’36 *Isabel Leon Villarreal *James Lewis ’41 and *Marie Baskin Lewis ’41 *Marian Ward Lewis ’74 and Keith Lewis *James and *Florence Lockhart *Jessie Marie Long *Albert Looper ’39 and Alene Looper William and Eileen McCarthy *Bill McCuen ’68 Vernon McDaniel ’55 Helen McElree ’47 *Sarah T. McLane *Ada Parks Mills ’33 and *Joe Mills ’32 *Flois Dickerson Miracle ’25 *Vivian Misenhimer ’22 *James H. Moore *Elizabeth McCoy Murphy Continued on Page 21

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*Lucile Lucas Murphy ’33 *W. Grover Murphy *Art Nichols ’35 and *Lou Seale Nixon Nichols ’35 Buddy Nichols ’72 *Jon Nyberg ’68 *Jack and Pat Overholt *Maudress Hefner Overstreet ’30 *Milford Park ’38 and *Laura Waters Park ’38 *Tom Douthit Patterson ’57 Sara Jane Shertzer Patteson *Donald Pearsall, Sr. ’51 Diana Altes Pearson ’65 Donald Pennington ’68 *Vera M. and *Eugene Pfeffer *Effie Pierson Becker Corey Pintado ’15 and Amy Pintado David Pridgin ’71 and Reba Geels Pridgin ’81 *Robert Quade ’50 and Rita Kaiser Quade *M. Ayleen Ragland ’31 *Alice Ralston *F. Willard Ralston ’29 Leonard and Annemarie Ralston David Rawhouser ’69 *James T. Rhea Phillip Richmond ’79 *Mary I. Rogers *Christine Roller Fred Romo ’68 and Andrea Anderson Romo ’68 *Dale M. Sadler *Dorothy Caldwell Salter ’41 *DuBose Scarborough, Jr. ’35 *Melba Spellmeyer Seay Phyllis Thurman Shaw ’80 *Richard Shaw Liz Baskin Sheffer ’58 and Eric Sheffer *John Shell and *Gwendolen Shell *Charles F. Shertzer, Jr. *Mary Vaughan Shipley ’42 Mary Anne and *Don Shula *Edward V. Smith, III *Velma Boydstun Smith ’38 *James R. Struthers *Garner Taylor, Sr. ’34 *Louise Taylor ’51 *Mildred Smith Taylor ’37 *Elizabeth A. Taylor ’34 *Jimmie and *Ailene Thames

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*Ashley C. and Eleanor Thomas *Katie Thompson *W. Ragon Thompson ’56 *Ernestine H. Thurman-Swartzwelder *Edison T. Tingley William Y. and Janet Trotter Sue Tull *Robert Turner ’34 *Roy ’30 and *Rosella Ussrey *Edith Brunk Vaughan Randy Wahlman *George and *Lillian Walters *Mrs. Felix (Ruey Stroud) Weatherly ’30 Lee White Jeanie O’Brien Wiesner ’83 *Bruce Williams ’43 and *Virginia Laster Williams ’43 *Garnet Willow *James and Juanita Winn Donna Manley Wolfe *Wayne Workman ’44 and Betty Bush Workman *Ed Dell Wortz E. Kathryn Wright ’58 Ralph W. Wygle Larry Zehring ’61 *Virginia Zehring

The Founders’ Council The Founders’ Council honors donors who contributed $25,000 or more to Ozarks during the 2020-21 fiscal year.

Names in bold indicate those who have contributed for five or more consecutive years. An asterisk indicates someone who passed away in the last year.

Cora E. Adkins Trust Aerus Arkansas’ Independent Colleges and Universities Judith L. Borck Coulson Oil Company Charles A. Frueauff Foundation, Inc. Otha H. Grimes Foundation Lilly Endowment, Inc. J.E. & L.E. Mabee Foundation, Inc.

Ruth Bost May Estate Susie Powell The Roy and Christine Sturgis Charitable and Educational Trust Sunderland Foundation University of the Ozarks, Alumni Association Alice L. Walton Foundation Walton Family Charitable Support Foundation Walton Family Foundation Willard and Pat Walker Foundation Ed and LaDonna Wilkinson Frances E. Wilson

The Trustees’ Council The Trustees’ Council honors donors who contributed $10,000 to $24,999 to Ozarks during the 2020-21 fiscal year.

Names in bold indicate those who have contributed for five or more consecutive years. An asterisk indicates someone who passed away in the last year. Green font indicates donors who participate in Green Giving or The 1834 Society.

Doris Bird James and Ann Bruning Callie Harmon Daniels ’89 and

Kurtis Daniels Richard and Holly Dunsworth Greater Horizons Ray Hobbs ’77 and

Debbie Soard Hobbs ’77 Jesse Calvin and Wayma Sue Workman

Rowe Trust Juanita Blackard Ehren Estate Helen McElree ’47 George Pittenger ’91 and

Loraine Pittenger Mike and Susie Powell Rebsamen Fund Gene and Lynda Stephenson

*Hal G. Stillings ’63 and

Mary Ann Stillings ’65 The John E. Tate Revocable Trust The Oxley Foundation *Katie Thompson *Bruce H. Williams ’43 and

Tracy Williams

The Chair’s Council The Chair’s Council honors donors who contributed $5,000 to $9,999 to Ozarks during the 2020-21 fiscal year. Names in bold indicate those who have contributed for five or more consecutive years. An asterisk indicates someone who passed away in the last year. Green font indicates donors who participate in Green Giving or The 1834 Society.

Chris and Martha Allen Annette Baxter Trust Naomi Atkinson Newman Bagwell Foundation Peter and Connie Bradish Cleveland Branscum ’63 and

Barbara Haynes Branscum ’63 Allyn and Janice Donaubauer Jerry Duncan ’58 and

Dorothy Boyd Duncan ’58 William Eddington ’55 and

Charlotte Felkins Eddington ’56 Armeda Evans Holmes ’68 Will Ladner ’81 LCG Associates, Inc. Sonny and Christi Nix Sherilyn Poole William Rail ’52 and

Maxine Phillips Rail ’52 Thomas and Nancy Smith Texas Presbyterian Foundation Vanguard Charitable Endowment Nathan Williams ’07 and Randa Williams

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The President’s Council The President’s Council honors donors who contributed $1,000 to $4,999 to Ozarks during the 2020-21 fiscal year. Names in bold indicate those who have contributed for five or more consecutive years. An asterisk indicates someone who passed away in the last year. Green font indicates donors who participate in Green Giving or The 1834 Society.

Barbara Angell Vogl and Rocky Vogl Aramark Corporation Gloria Arcia Arkansas Community Foundation Arkansas Valley Electric Co-Op Richard Armstrong Armstrong ’00 and

Laura Stevens Armstrong Bill Ballard ’56 Arvid Bean ’78 and Sharon Jones Bean ’78 Benevity Community Impact Fund Blackbaud Giving Fund Robert Bohl ’58 and Judy Capshaw Bohl ’61 William and Elizabeth Branch Susan Davenport Brosky ’77 and John Brosky Thomas Buzbee ’67 and Maureen Buzbee Blaine Caldwell ’69 and Cathy Sekowski Caldwell ’69 Catholic Foundation Jimmy and Kelli Clark Community Foundation of the Ozarks A. O. and Pat Curran Stewart and Nadine Dippel Janet Drummond Beth Patterson Duvall ’65

WHY WE SUPPORT OZARKS

“Ozarks gave us the opportunity to earn a well-rounded education while we started our family and then launched our careers.

As Clarksville residents, we see now that the University makes every effort to not only be active community and educational partners, but they are leading efforts to help make the community better.”

GREG ’91 AND CHRISTEL ’93 THOMPSON (with family)

Clarksville, Arkansas E.A. Franklin Charitable Trust East Harding Construction Julius and Debbie Edwards Susan Smith Epperson ’62 and Jon Epperson Pat Farmer Laurie and Steve Fisher Mark and Kathe Fowler Alyson Gill Luis Gonzalez ’66 and Patricia Haller Gonzalez ’66 Pete Grant Gil, Lizanne, and Jack Guthrie Hanesbrands Inc Sue Farmer Hansen ’60 and Dwaine Hansen Reggie Hill Jane Wilson Holder ’55 Maura Figliulo Howerton ’80 and Bradley Howerton Shannon Carlisle Huggins ’91 and Bryan Huggins

Green Giving Program and The 1834 Society

The Green Giving Program and The 1834 Society are convenient and environmentally friendly ways to support our students. These paperless methods allow for your monthly gift to be automatically deducted from your credit card, debit card or bank account. You can learn more about the Green Giving Program and The 1834 Society by calling 479-979-1222.

Jane Hurie Hunter Jackson ’03 and Morgan Goates Jackson ’12 Johnson & Johnson Foundation John and Sally King Kathryn King Kish Alice King Kutz and Kurt Kutz Ron Laster ’64 and Maribeth Laster George Loss ’54 and Kay Fox Loss James Lynn ’64 and Erma Lynn Michael Shannon McBee ’89 and Lori McBee Vernon McDaniel ’55 Bill McIntyre Shannon McPhetres MidwayUSA Foundation, Inc. *James Murray ’75 and Debra Murray David and Selena Overholt *Jack and Pat Overholt Tommy and Judy Parker Gilbert Parks, Jr. and Susan Burden ’67 Ann Patterson ’75 and Max Snowden Susan and Kent Pinson R. Scott Placek Mary Phillips Powers ’60 and Jimmy Powers Presbyterian Church of Bella Vista Presbytery of Arkansas David Pridgin ’71 and Reba Geels Pridgin ’81

Ben M. Queen Robbie G. Blakemore Estate Fred Romo ’68 and Andrea Anderson Romo ’68 David and Barbara Saxon Shell Oil Company Foundation Skyco Underground Utilities LLC Don Smith Angela Wheeler Spencer ’98 and Shawn Spencer James Spragins, Jr. ’76 and Theresa Domerese Spragins ’78 Eric Steinmiller ’02 and Jaclyn Steinmiller Ross Stricker ’78 Sarah C. Talley Harve Taylor, III and Loyce Ann Bean Taylor ’72 Textron Matching Gift Program John and Martha Tull Sue Tull Betsy Tull Landers Denton Tumbleson ’74 and Jane Tumbleson Peter Van Dyke ’87 and Heleine Van Dyke Turner and Caroline Whitson Ted Young ’58 and Joe Ann West Young ’57 Annette Lee Zehring ’63 and Larry Zehring ’61 Continued on Page 23

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The University Club The University Club honors donors who contributed $500 to $999 to Ozarks during the 2020-21 fiscal year. Names in bold indicate those who have contributed for five or more consecutive years. An asterisk indicates someone who passed away in the last year. Green font indicates donors who participate in Green Giving or The 1834 Society.

Nathan Abbott ’08 Bill Alexander ’55 and Linda Alexander Cathy Angell and Ronna Biggs Bill Aydelott ’53 Duane and Sharon Birdsong Beth Bishline ’84 Steven Bogler ’74 David Brane ’69 George Callahan John Cantwell ’58 and Patricia Cantwell John W. Cargile ’61 Chapter “Q” P.E.O. David and Teri Daily Mary Holloway Dewett ’58 Gary and Marilyn Dill Steve and Dorinda Edmisten *Ralph Ehren ’55 and

Betty Hodges Ehren ’53 David Field ’69 and Sheila Field First Presbyterian Church, Camden, AR First Presbyterian Church,

Van Buren, AR John and Sue Fisher William and Sibyl Galbraith Larry and Cara Graham Amy K. Graves Josue Gutierrez ’09 and

Carmen Chinchilla Gutierrez ’09 Carolyn Hargis Harmony Presbyterian Church Steve Higgins ’79 Roberta Holder

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Dick and Vicki James Ron and Karenree Jones Dennis and Cindy Keeling Evelyn Peters Kelly ’55 Kathryn King Bost ’43 Kirk in the Pines Rebecca and John Lester Dan and Linda Martin Raeann and Aaron Meier Cordia Person Metcalf ’73 Mary Katherine and Robert Molloy EmmaLee and Brian Morrow Befrika Murdianti Rick and Sherée Niece John Osborn ’66 and

Margaret Charlton Osborn ’64 Don Pennington ’68 Ann Bolding Phillips Pulaski Heights Presbyterian Church *R. L. and Nancy Qualls Abby Rogers Victoria Sayarath Seaton ’06 and

Dustin Seaton Dawn J. M. Schull Dvoracek James Scott and Mary Maxine Spencer Jamie Semple Liz Baskin Sheffer ’58 and Eric Sheffer Buddy Smith Joann Hardgrave Stansbury ’64 and

Dennis Stansbury Javier and Crystal Taylor Terry Wade ’71 Kendall Wagner ’06 and Kathie Wagner Sue Rail Wilkerson ’82 and

Danny Wilkerson E. Wynn Wilson Margaret E. Woodard ’86 and

John Woodard Michael Zoller ’77 and

Janice Forkner Zoller ’78

The Centennial Club The Centennial Club honors donors who contributed $100 to $499 to Ozarks during the 2020-21 fiscal year. Names in bold indicate those who have contributed for five or more consecutive years. An asterisk indicates someone who passed away in the last year. Green font indicates donors who participate in Green Giving or The 1834 Society.

Reza Ahrabli ’79 Elizabeth Thames Allcon ’91 and Cliff Allcon Elizabeth Rowland Anderson ’72 and King Anderson Jeffrey Anderson Ronnie Anderson Timothy Anderson Mohammed and Elizabeth Anis Arkansas Pulpwood Patricia Arthur Athletics Department, U of O Terry Avery ’67 and Carolyn Cook Avery ’68 Joseph Baker ’69 L. B. “Yarb” Ballard ’58 and

Ruth Ann Ballard George and Diana Beck Ron Benham ’71 Jason and Kasey Benson Sylvester Benson ’67 and Patsy Day Benson ’65 Joseph and Amy Bianco Bill Blackard and the Children of Bill and Mary Blackard Tasha and Phillip Blackburn A. B. Blocker, II ’70 and Cherry Blocker Connie and Michael Booty Judy Alexander Boreham Marvin and Leila Bower Gary Box Ivan and Roberta Box

Box Properties, LLC Bruce Boyd ’79 and Patrice Boyd Bobbie Bradley, Sarah and Cris Gibson and John Raley Gary Bradley ’84 and Linda Frala Bradley ’84 Len Bradley Gary Briley ’66 Shirley Voeller Brisco ’82 Mary Brizendine Edward Brown Betty Brownson Aaron Brueckner ’10 Donald Brueckner Ian Bryan ’13 and Lauren Bryan Edward Bryant John Bryant ’83 and Julie Henry Bryant ’85 Guy Buckley Joanne Austin Bunch ’76 Barbara and Larry Burnett Brandon Carlson ’10 Jon and Debbie Carlton Sergio Carrasco ’98 and Nelly Carrasco Matthew Carroll ’15 Travis and Sidni Carruthers Terry and Janie Carson Charles Carter Ben Caruth Kent Dolan Cecil ’80 and Terri Cecil Ann Childs Jo Ann Dunn Choate ’57 Clarksville Rotary Club Bill Clary and Maritza Useda Alain Claude ’23 Elizabeth Brownlee Clevenger ’69 Cameron Coker ’14 and Amy Wetzel-Coker Kenneth and Kellie Coker Dustin Cole ’06 Michael Compher ’99 and Ann Compher Cynthia Conger Ronnie Constable Tristan Cooper ’12 and Andrea Muffuletto Cooper ’12 Cyleste Willis Coppage ’97 and Kelly Coppage Len and Avis Cotton William and Mary Cravens Jim and Suzanne Cross Claudia Cruz-Bell ’95

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Aubrey and Jeanne Cuzick Lorraine Darnell ’56 Frederick Davis ’15 Karen Parks Dedmon Richard DeSalvo ’50 Patsy Rowland Desaulniers ’62 and Anthony Desaulniers, Jr. Billy Dickerson, II ’77 and Marion Dickerson Nathan Dickman Patricia Sherlock Dillon ’71 Mary Alice Parker Dobesh ’56 Allen Dobson Debbie Dobson Bonnie Downes ’70 Natalie and Andy Dreyer Daniel Duncan ’84 and Glenda Duncan Darin and Amy Duncan Phyllis Duncan ’80 Evan DuVall and Sarah Murray Greg DuVall ’86 Cori ’97 and Sarah Dyson Bill Eakin Beth Eaton and Paul Eaton Jack Edens, Jr. ’55 and Sharon Edens Susan Edens ’92 Randall and Nancy Edwards Martha Dollar Efurd ’56 Betty Hodges Ehren ’53 Angela Elizandro-Howard ’97 and Scott Howard Sebastien Emile ’21 Steven Endsley ’74 Entergy Corporation Erwin T. Koch Charitable Trust Joe Euculano and Linda Phillips Dylan Evans ’10 Patricia Farr Cecilee Faster Karen and Marvin Fawley Ann Filyaw First Presbyterian Church, Tonkawa, OK First Presbyterian Church, McAlester, OK First Security Bank, Clarksville, AR Joyce Graf Forkner ’57 Buck and Holly Foster Jim Foster Karen Frank and Erik Smith Richard Franks ’65

WHY I SUPPORT OZARKS “University of the Ozarks inspired me to believe in myself and to believe in others. The faculty and staff at the Ozarks were and are an incredible group of people who dedicate themselves to believing in the students.

Through this dedication, they instilled in me the importance and passion to help others.

Thank you Ozarks for being incredible!”

MARCOS GONZALEZ ’02 Georgetown, Texas

Allison and Jesse Freed Friday, Eldredge & Clark, LLP Monica Cogan Frizzell ’02 and Jeffrey Frizzell ’03 Pedro Gallaga ’21 Argelia Garcia Saldivar LeRoy and Suzanna Gardner Lauren and Aaron Gentry Nancy Giffhorn Patricia Gilkey ’66 Irene Gillespie ’70 James Glidewell ’69 Walter Godbee ’17 Jesse and Bertha Gonzalez Marcos Gonzalez ’02 and Chrystal Gonzalez Gray Gordy ’17 Sharon Gorman Rebecca Guillot Graves ’98 Suzanne Gregory Nell Cox Griffin ’55 Steve Griffin ’67 and Kim Griffin Nathan Grzybowski Joel and Jennifer Hagaman

Jessalyn Halsted ’08 and Alex Gossett ’08 Falon Hanson ’19 Ethan Harbour ’12 David and Linda Hargis Donnie and Karla Harkreader Ed Harrington ’56 and Janet Graf Harrington ’58 Daniel Hartman ’80 and Marla McCabe Hartman ’81 Harold and Pam Hays Brian Henderson ’02 and Jaye Henderson Martha Hess Ray and Orvalene Holbrook Jerry Holder Vanessa and Robert Hollowell Douglas Holman Haley Holstein Charles Horne David Hosley ’59 Paul and Sharon House Roberta Parks House ’58 and Ernest House, Jr. Seksan Inswang ’81 Larry and Cindy Isch

E. L. Jacobs ’60 Julie Jaeckel Warren Jansen Glendon Jenkins ’13 Debbie Johnson James Johnson ’57 Monica Johnson Philip Johnson ’10 Pamela Shrigley Jones ’71 Phyllis Johnson Jones ’63 Rebecca Jones Shannon Jones ’88 Gaetane Raymonde Julmiste Jonathan Olivier Julmiste ’22 Joseph Julmiste Kappa Kappa Iota Susan Keller Rolland Kerr David King ’54 Sylvia Kauffeld Kinnear ’66 Verna Brown Kness ’43 John and Marilyn Koch Continued on Page 25

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Ralph Kodell ’69 and Valerie Kodell Eileen Kradel ’85 and Richard Kradel Lawrence Kruse ’59 and Susan Kruse Lee Laster ’58 and Darlene Laster Bennett Leach Mira Ann Ingram Leister ’63 and Marvin C. Leister, Jr. Preston Lewis Mike and Patti Lienhart Keen Seong Liew ’10 Mitzi Carol Link Charles R. Liston ’65 and Elizabeth Liston Amy Lloyd Ruth Longman ’72 and Gary Longman Scott and Michelle Loving Catherine Lowry Kathleen Lundahl Cory Maag ’21 John and Harriet Mack Kimberly and Bill Maddox Ann and Ron Maeder Tony and Leanne Mansell Greta Rowbotham Marlow ’84 and Jeff Marlow Don Martin Marie McCann Kevin and Anne McCarron Linda Lea McDougal ’90 and Richard McDougal Steve and Pat McElmurry Kenneth McFerran ’63 Marie Brown McNeal ’70 Armando Mejia ’97 and Candace Mickels-Mejia ’97 Loscar Mejia ’01 and Laura Mejia Sara Miller ’73 Curtis Millsap ’00 and Sarah Millsap Carl Minden ’94 and Angela Minden Jeffrey Mixon Debbie Stallings Mooney ’82 and Charles Mooney David Morris ’83 and Scarlett Winfrey Morris ’86 Mignonne Morrow ’70 Tyler Mosby ’17 and Amy Wallace ’17 Manny Moulinet Dorothy J. Murray Richard Murray Dick and Sue Neelly

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Margaret Newkirk Patrick Newman ’86 and Sandra Gadbury Newman ’85 Paulette Nieuwenhof Freeman ’80 and James Freeman Norman Ventures, Inc Adrian Nunez ’14 Ted Oberg ’70 John Olson ’70 George and Betty Overbey Barry and Glenda Owen Glenda Dennis Owens ’71 and Steve Owens Jason Owens ’10 Clifton and Sylvia Pannell Nikki Bowden Parker ’72 and Dale Parker Frank and Reba Parks Rudy Parks ’60 and Ellen Parks ’60 Monette Hodges Parrish ’65 Edna Elkins Patterson ’67 and John Patterson Brenda Payne ’89 and John Payne Morris W. Pearson ’53 Dody and Jeremy Pelts Rita Crossley Perry ’70 and Lloyd Perry Johnny Perryman ’70 Dayne and Kanna Lou Phillips Dolan Phillips Amanda Alders Pike ’05 and James Pike Thomas Porter ’69 Dick Postels ’72 Presbyterian Church of Bull Shoals Presbyterian Women of Kirk in the Pines Presbyterian Women of Westminster Kendrick and Lindsey Prewitt David Pridgin, Jr. ’07 and Ashleigh Pridgin Gerald Primm ’58 and Sandra Bearden Primm ’77 Jeffrey Pulliam ’85 and Barbara Pulliam Lonnie Qualls ’55 and Levada Mathis Qualls ’55 Stephanie E. Qualls Sarah Raska David Rawhouser ’69 and Jill Rawhouser *Jerry Rice ’53 Mary Ellen Richards Phillip Richmond ’79 and Linda Douglas Richmond ’81

Carol and Dennis Ritchie Douglas Ritchie ’68 and Rebecca Baskin Ritchie ’67 Ron Roach ’67 and Dianna Roach Wesley Robinson, Jr. ’66 and Barbara Robinson Marcelo Rodriguez Mary Ann Rose David Ross ’60 and Claudine Ross Karen Hilton Rossmaier ’77 and Joel Rossmaier Arlie Stokes Rotenberry ’61 Noel Rowbotham ’61 and Charlotte Woodard Rowbotham ’63 D. Rowe Scott and Kerri Rowe Evelyn Rudko Gail Russell ’72 and Diana Russell Virginia Robinson Sale ’52 Jeffrey Scaccia and Amy Scaccia ’09 Karen A. Schluterman ’03 and John Schluterman Schrader Homes Steven and Amy Oatis Second Presbyterian Church, Little Rock, AR Jennifer Seymour Lisa Shearer Glen Sheffer ’72 and Anne Sheffer Marty Ringley Sherman ’84 and Geoff Sherman Wanda Kauffeld Shively ’54 Scot and Kathleen Shoemaker Rhonda Shook ’92 and David Rackley Debbie and Ronnie Siebenmorgen Daniel Sigala ’02 and Nikki Sigala Deborah Sisson Ryan Skelly ’07 and Callie Williams Skelly ’07 Thomas and Linda Skinner Jason Small ’04 Abdiel E. Smith ’89 Jean Smith ’96 Mary Jean Smith Pam Henderson Smith ’90 Stephen and Sandra Smith Mike and Fran Smith Scout Snowden

Hubert Spann ’51 Lance Spence ’91 and Virginia Spence Kimberly Spicer ’98 Mary Jane Spillers Mickey Stafford ’68 and Martha Stafford James Starbird ’71 and Sara Neal Starbird ’70 Fred Starkey ’68 and Bonnie Renfrow Starkey ’68 Fred Statzer Stuart P. Stelzer Melodye and Russell Stickley Greg and Shannon Stone David Strain Dale Stubblefield Fred Sutton, Jr. ’86 and Dana Galyen Sutton ’85 Synod of the Sun Daniel Taddie Dewey Talley ’60 and Donna Killgore Talley ’60 Donald L. Tamuty Travis Tarkinton ’05 and Alana White Tarkinton ’05 Mark and Lynette Tate Courtney Taylor ’09 Edward and Kari Taylor Loyce Ann Bean Taylor ’72 and Harve Taylor, III Sharon Torres ’81 Vinnie and Cody Tran Jim Trone ’70 and Marilyn Houston Trone ’66 Hilda Turner Ruth Walton and David Turner Rosemary Umpleby Donovan Valestin Joanne Valestin Doug Vance Steve Vance Mark Waggoner George Walker, III and Carole Walker Walmart Store # 0066 Reanna Walser Vivien Wambugu ’21 *Doris Owen Ward ’48 Jamie Ward & AR Association for INfant Mental Health Board Members Jonathan Wardlaw

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WHY I SUPPORT OZARKS “I chose the U of O for the memorial endowment for my mother because she was always a strong believer in education, not only as a person who sought learning for herself but one who provided education and instilled its importance to others as a teacher for 50 years. She always valued and cared about her time and experiences at U of O and always spoke highly of the University. I personally like the fact that the foundation of the University is rooted in Christianity, which I feel helps guide its mission. I know my mother’s legacy will continue on through this endowment.”

KEN STROUD (with his mother, the late Mary Ann Weatherton S. Turley ’54) Long Beach, California

Rosamond Warfield Laci Watkins Marilyn Weidler Jennifer Wellborn Darrel Wheeler, Jr. ’75 and Sharon Goza Wheeler Linda Kauffeld White ’67 William Wilhelm ’72 and Rose Mary Wilhelm Jeremy and Whitleigh Wilhelmi Judy Koon Willcoxon Darrell Williams ’76 Donna Wolfe Wimp ’73 Robert Wofford ’79 and Debra Bartlett Wofford ’77 Jonathan and Donna Manley Wolfe E. Kathryn Wright ’58 Robert Arnold Wyers ’55 and Marcella Wyers Wyly - Rommell, PLLC Fuyei Xaykaothao ’03 and Shary Vathao James Young ’56 and Betty Young Carole Clemmons Zahnd ’60 and Larry Zahnd

The Eagle Club The Eagle Club honors donors who contributed up to $99 to Ozarks during the 2020-21 fiscal year. Names in bold indicate those who have contributed for five or more consecutive years. An asterisk indicates someone who passed away in the last year. Green font indicates donors who participate in Green Giving.

Jessica Aguilar Nisi Alcala Christie Alexandre ’21 Christopher Alexandre ’21 Luis Alfaro Tapia ’20 Sandra Amoako Packham ’21 Kit Mitchell Amos ’56 Abc Anderson James and Camille Anderson

Kyle Anderson Al and Kari Arco Janine Armstrong ’10 Andria Keister Askins ’08 and

John Askins ’04 Roland Austin Aye Aye ’21 Terrie Babson ’79 and Michael Bazyk Nathan and Jackie Bacon Dale Bagwell ’66 and Margaret Bagwell Jarret Bain ’21 Miguel Baray ’21 Vincent Barber ’19 Nicholas Battle Jessica Baumgartner Ann Belt Nina Benham Robert K. Bennett Vickie Benton ’98 and Dwight Benton Paul Jertho Bien-Aime ’21 Sue Bittler Wendy J. Blackwood ’90 and

James Blackwood Nhi Blansett Mark Blaty ’81 and Johnie Blaty Zachary D Bobo, II ’21

Paula Bodnar ’84 Emily Bolen Robert Born Matthew Bradley Wayne Bradley ’58 and

Patricia Huckabay Bradley Brittany Brantley ’13 Michael Braunstein Brooke Brewer Jeff and Tammy Brewer Lakota Brewer ’20 Heather Hartlerode Powell ’07 and

Trey Powell Brandi Lea Brooks ’02 and Jody Brooks Caleb Brown ’16 Edward Brown, Sr. Geneice Brown Kevvin Brown ’21 Stan Brown Terri Brown ’21 Robert Bruns Kieara Bryant ’21 William Bryant Michael Burnett Continued on Page 27

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Cecilia Cade Neyssa Cadet ’19 Brady Cagle Hall and Judy Calhoun Linda Cannaliato Juan Cano ’20 Leonel Cantu ’99 and Rachael Cantu Jerry Carlile ’66 and Arlene Carlile Lisa Carlton Connie Carpenter ’78 Samantha Snyder Carpenter ’97 and

Jeff Carpenter Bryant Cason ’21 Araceli Castaneda Evan Castleberry ’17 Katie Cecil Genevieve Chandler-Anty Shaykera Charlton ’21 Jennifer Newman Chavers ’96 and

Roger Chavers Evan Chronister ’90 and Kelly Chronister Doug Clark and Carol Clark Maggie Clark ’09 Allyson Clary Meline Clerisier ’21 Robin Clingerman Patricia Cogan Peggy Bird Cogan ’80 and Dan Cogan Stephanie Coleman Tanesha Tyrez Tanese Collie ’21 Kelli Collins Olin and Millicent Cook Anita James Cooper ’77 and

James Cooper Deneya Cooper ’21 Travis and Judy Cooper Alexandria Corona ’20 Carmen Cosby Nanci Cosby Shelly Cosby Susan Cosby Jerrod Cowell Divina Cox ’21 Claire Crawford Thomas Crowl Berte “Mali” Dahl ’80 Barbara Dalke ’77 Robin and Lynn Daniel Mary Grace Daughtrey ’17 Makayla Davis ’21 Brandon Scott Dean ’01

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WHY I SUPPORT OZARKS “I give each year because I believe Ozarks attempts to serve the needs and desires of students who prefer a small, private college over that of a state-supported institution. Most of the students come from small, rural towns and prefer the small college atmosphere. I consider this a plus because you can better know your professors and they can know you.”

VERNON MCDANIEL ’55 Ozark, Arkansas

Brittney Dean ’21 David DeGeus Douglas Dennett ’02 Barbara Diniz Darlene Bullard Dobbs ’84 Robert and Helen Dodson Hugh and Regina Donnell *Fred and Marlene Dougan Kimberly Drane-Nash ’91 Jimmy Duncan Jodie Duncan Angela Duran Karen Earwood ’72 Alex East ’21 Eric Edwards William Edwards Assefa Egziabher ’78 Brandon Elliott ’21 Max-Guerlee Eloge ’22 Nicole England ’18 and Aaron England ’16 Valdini Eugene ’23 Maria Fabian Manzanares ’21 Ruskin Falls Hendy Bryan Fanfan ’21 Robert W. Farrar

David Farris ’94 and Betsy Farris Marvin and Karen Fawley Amber Ferguson ’21 Parker Ferguson ’21 Joe Ferling Grady Finley ’16 and Madison Finley ’17 Jennifer Fisher ’93 Linda Fisher Jim and Marsha Fitzgibbon Cara Rowbotham Flinn ’85 Monique Flores Giovanni Fontain Shanovia Forbes ’21 Jason Ford ’94 and Deana Ford Tammie Foster Vervinia Francis ’82 Greg Freiberg and Anna Freiberg Donald Frost, Jr. ’92 and

Kristie Daniel Frost ’96 Rita Fullbright ’80 and Dennis Fullbright Fuller Lake Association Sherri Fulton ’85 and Eddie Fulton Candyce Gabucci ’05 Doyle Gaines ’82 Fernando Galindo ’96

Richard Gant Daicza Garcia ’20 Denise Garcia ’20 Luis Garcia ’21 Magali Garcia Omar Garcia ’24 Lori Garvey and Jim Garvey Patrice Geffrard Hailey Godfrey ’18 Ederlee Gomez ’17 Laura Gomez Cara and Larry Graham Wayne Grober ’75 and

Bonnie Easley Grober ’73 Jeff Inness ’98 and

Lisa Gruben Inness ’93 Dale Grzybowski Miriam Guedel Guedel-Fitch ’97 Janice Evans Hail ’73 and James Hail Brandon Hall ’21 Sandra Hammond, Alice Crain and

Paula Young Lisa Hampton Doug and Jan Hardgrave Eric Carlton Hardy ’22

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WHY WE SUPPORT OZARKS “NorthPark Presbyterian Church has been honored to support the incredible work of University of the Ozarks. We are thankful that a Presbyterian college supports students with learning differences in a caring and compassionate way while providing academic excellence.

Our support grew stronger this year as we witnessed a young adult from NorthPark Pres enter the Jones Learning Center. Her parents shared with the committee had it not been for this University and the Jones Center, she would not have been able to attend college. Thank you for all you do to make young adults successful in their educational goals..”

ELLEN MATA, DIRECTOR OF MISSION & OLDER ADULTS

NorthPark Presbyterian Church Dallas, Texas

Jacob Harp Eugene Harris ’53 Janna Fawcett Harris ’99 Wilma Kimbrell Harris ’06 Julie Harrison Danny Hartlein ’68 Beverly Hartmann Beth Hayes ’86 and Randy Hayes Jessica Flusche Hayes ’98 Bobby Henderson ’68 and

Diane Henderson Cassie Henry-Saorrono ’12 and

Ashley Henry-Saorrono ’10 Brianna Hensley Marty Hensley Tim, Amy and Ian Hensley Mary Inez Henson Ricky Herrera ’04 and Leslie Foster ’03 Corrinna Risinger Hester ’81 and

Ken Hester C. H. Hicks Rudysha Ivantha Higgs ’21 Donna Higgs-Jones

Karen Qualls Hilton ’80 and

Pat Hilton ’74 Michael Hinkle Margaret Hoffmann Evan Hoffmeyer ’07 and Rachel Hoffmeyer Lucas and Mary Hoiland Deanna Denhard Holman ’01 Celina Holmes ’21 Valcourt Honore Matt Hopkins Roy Horne ’57 Paul House, II ’01 and Sharon House Jae Lynn Huckaba ’18 Harriette Hudgens Joseph Hughes ’10 and Laura Hughes ’10 David Hundley Bob Hurley ’59 and

Susan Snyder Hurley ’69 Kim Huston ’87 and Robert Huston Edward Huxen ’72 Taylor Jacks ’12 Ellen Jackson Gamaliel Janvier

Ed Kevin Jean ’23 Franz Jean ’23 John T. Armstrong Trust Bob Johnson ’60 and Anita Johnson Bryson Johnson ’21 Cindy Johnson Billie Page Johnston ’72 and Ray Johnston Donna Jones Hartzell Jones ’66 and Marsha Jones Annael Kizzy Julien ’21 Isaac Julio Montenegro ’20 Paula Jurado Gurdian ’21 Kurstein Keck ’15 Kimberly Kiddy Earl Kile, III ’72 Maxine Koerdt Thomas Konen Margery Kuester Ann and Michael Lafferty Paw Lar ’21 Willard Larsen ’69 and

LeAnne Shaff Larsen Todd Latiolais

Amanda Latta Burnis Leavens Jim Leclair Margaret LeClair Albert Leding ’84 and Janet Leding Jerhett Allen Lee ’20 Francesca Legagneur Benjamin Lewis ’75 Jerry Lingenfelter ’58 and

Latricia Voss Lingenfelter ’61 Dick Long Rebecca Lopez Dennis and Anita Lott Steeve Louis ’23 Alain Louissaint ’22 Ruby Lunsford ’90 Robert Lyon Diane Lyons Mike Mahoney Destinee Manning ’21 Continued on Page 29

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Sammy Manning ’71 and

Virginia Figliulo Manning ’74 Yemurai Mapurisa Joyce Wilson Marler ’59 Gary and Lauren Marshall Jetta Martin Mary Barnsley Martindale ’63 and

Kenneth Martindale Brizeida Martinez Picazo ’21 Carol Ann McAdams Allison McBee Justin McCormick Sonja McCuen ’88 Clare Bates McCullah ’89 and

Gary McCullah Jerry McDaniel Steve and Beth McGaw Patricia McGee ’81 Amy McGreal Tasjah McKee Tyesha McKee Kamryn McKinney ’21 Emily Mejia Julio and Rosa Mena Mireya Mendoza Stella Mhaka Robert and Kathy Millard Carl Miller ’64 Mickey Miller Pierre Lorfils Milord ’22 Lydia Mixer Moore Stephens Tiller LLC Grace Morales ’09 John Morgan Abigail Mork ’19 Travis Murnan ’12 and

Jennifer Fretwell Murnan ’11 *James Murray ’75 Shelly Muston ’05 David and Marla Neal Eloim Nelson Kaye Ragon Nevins ’63 and

Dr. William Nevins, Jr. Margaret Hooten Nezhadpour ’72 Gracie Millar Nix ’21 and Kaenan Nix ’20 Alton and Jean Norman Charlotte Altes Norman ’67 Kenneth Olive William Oliver, Jr. ’71 and

Joan Coulter Oliver ’71 Jo Overholt Blake Owen ’06

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WHY I SUPPORT OZARKS

“Ozarks put me on a path to blossom as a wife, mother and public school teacher for 40 years. My association with Ozarks was a faimly affair as my late husband, sister and two brothers all attended here.

I will always cherish the values, precious memories and life-long friends I gained from my connections with Ozarks.”

CORDIA (PERSON) METCALF ’73 (with grand-daughter) Texarkana, Arkansas

Jaye Parsons Phyllis and Don Parsons Sharon Beth Patterson Jason and Heather Patton Stephanie Pavon Janet Payne Chloe Peacock ’21 Devin Pearson ’23 Joshua Peppas ’00 and Kelli Peppas Phillip Perez ’10 Donna Perry Kaye Bagsby Person ’77 and

Paul Person ’77 Bobby Peterson Janice Peterson Rebecca Peterson ’21 Joshua Petway Julia Petway Jamari Phillips Lynette Pina ’15 *Sue Patterson Pine ’57 and Bob Pine Laura Pittman ’79 Steve and Lucy Pittman Kay Kirby Pitts ’70 Sandy Place Taylor Plugge ’13 Phillip Plunkett ’64 and

Rebecca Westbrook Plunkett ’65

Amber Potthier Mitchell Powers ’13 and

Lara Maddox Powers ’11 Bruce Pursell ’68 David and Vavene Pusey Charles Puyear ’65 David Pyron ’66 and

Louan Arndt Pyron ’82 Kelly and Brad Quick Faye Williams Raible ’72 and Gary Raible Ima Rainwater Kevin Ramirez Daniela Ramos ’21 Max Randt David Ray ’07 and Jessica Ray Deborah Reck ’00 and Ian Reck George and Janet Redfearn Rebekah Reed-Meier ’11 Laura Reehl Darnel Renelique ’21 Blake Rexroat ’06 and

Lauren Dunn Rexroat Seth Rhoades ’23 Sean Riordan ’06 Chava Roberts ’21 Chelsey Robinson Joshua Robinson ’21 Felicia Rogers

Cara Rollans ’97 Clinton Rolle ’21 Yajaira Jaqueline Roman Guerrero ’21 Alexander Romano Ann Ross Thomas Ross ’18 Selvin Royal ’64 and

Shirley Cooper Royal ’64 James Rudolph Itzel Ruiz Gail Rumble Ethan Sanchez Jacob Sawyer ’20 and

Madeleine Windel ’21 Jerome and Marilyn Schieder Jacob Schulte ’02 and

Sharon Hershberger Schulte ’03 Alec David Severe ’21 Peter Ralph Severe ’21 Donna Seymour Jacqueline Seymour Kaitlyn Seymour Tim Seymour H.L. Shahan Dana Sharpe Brendan Shay ’03 and

Toni Sullivan Shay ’03 George Sherlock ’75 and Sue Smith

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WHY WE SUPPORT OZARKS “Loraine and I are fortunate to be in a position to give back to organizations that have been important to us over the years. Of course, one of these institutions is U of O. I believe that Ozarks helped shape me to become the person I am today. My father, Rev. David Pittenger, was the reason I ever heard of U of O and the driving force in my decision to attend. The great friends and memories I have from University of the Ozarks makes it an easy choice to support them.”

GEORGE ’91 AND LORAINE PITTENGER Midlothian, Texas

Pattie Shinn Patrick Shoulders Auston Connor Shown ’23 Chris Skinner Wirt and Torpy Skinner Jennifer Slingsby Andy Smith ’80 and Johnnie Smith John Smith Kimberly Smith Lauren Wilson Smith ’07 and Kenny Smith Billy Sopshire ’80 Dahyanna Sotolongo Nancy Sparks Emily Grace Spillers ’22 Bruce Spradlin ’58 and Louise Spradlin Allan, Sarah, and EssiEllon Stafford Elaine Stamp Robert and Dorene Starnes Lindsey Stehle ’17 Tammy Stephenson Bendex Stevenson Bethany Stritar Keith and Sara Stucky Freddia Sullivent ’91 and

Tommy Sullivent Amber Taylor ’19

Fred Taylor ’58 and Billie Taylor Joanne Willett Taylor ’60 Kaitlyn Taylor Paul and Savannah Taylor Taylor Teague ’21 Louella Terrell Ayanna Thompson ’21 Gregory Thompson ’91 and

Christel Thompson ’93 Peggy Ritchie Thompson ’62 and

R. Wayne Thompson Adolfo Tobias Jacob Toland ’19 James Tolbert ’62 and

Burnice Self Tolbert ’60 Ines Trebesch Thomas and Bonnie Turner Timothy Turpin ’21 Divine Umuhoza ’21 Logan Valestin ’21 Fabrice Andre-Victor Valles ’23 Todd Vandevoir ’05 Joelle Varner ’20 and Breyden Varner ’19 Kaitlyn Ventress ’20 Stanley Verdieu ’21 Julieta Vergara

Mark Vickers Val Vogel, Jr. ’77 and

Michelle Panzeca Vogel ’79 Mary Ellen Vogler Robert Vogler Christina Waddle ’21 Larry Walthall Kara Wampler Jo Ward Mark Watkins ’76 and

Constance Terpstra Watkins ’87 Rebecca Watkins ’20 Sarah Watkins James Watson Mary Ellen Waychoff ’78 Lois Weitz Chloe Welsh ’17 and

Michael Fitzpatrick ’21 Linda White ’95 Kenneth Whitson ’73 and Ann Whitson Samuel Wiesner ’84 and

Jeanie O’Brien Wiesner ’83 Makeba Wilbourn Salesha Wilken Clint Williams Jasmin Williams ’21

Katala Williams ’49 Stacia and Adam Williams Leta Willis Amy Rogers Wilson ’09 Bruce and Charlotte Wilson Laura McClendon Wilson ’55 Rodney Winn Franlee Jo Wise ’81 Ramona Witcher ’78 and Ronald Witcher Linda Sherrod Woody ’86 Betty Workman and

W. Wayne Workman ’44 Billie Wright Danielle Young Greg and Dena Young Arthur Zamor Shana Zapf Francisco Zaragoza Michael Zoller ’77 and

Janice Forkner Zoller ’78

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The Aerie Club The following individuals and businesses supported the Aerie Club during the 2020-21 fiscal year. The Aerie Club supports the athletic teams and studentathletes at U of O. To become a member of the Aerie Club, please contact Athletic Director Jimmy Clark at 479-979-1484.

WHY I SUPPORT OZARKS “It took me many years to see the value in being involved with the University. In time, I came to realize how important it is to give back to the University in both my resources and my time. I love showing my school pride and knowing that I played a small part in the amazing things that Ozarks is doing.”

Soaring Eagles ($1,000-plus) Jimmy and Kelli Clark Callie Harmon Daniels ’89 and

Kurtis Daniels Richard and Holly Dunsworth Mark and Kathe Fowler George ’54 and Kay Fox Loss MidwayUSA Foundation, Inc. Sonny and Christi Nix Skyco Underground Utilities LLC Julius and Debbie Edwards Freeport McMoran Inc. Screaming Eagles ($250 - $999) Ronnie Anderson Timothy Anderson Jason Benson and Kasey Benson Barbara and Larry Burnett Jim Cross and Suzanne Cross Aubrey and Jeanne Cuzick Debbie Dobson Darin and Amy Duncan Hanesbrands Inc Carolyn Hargis Steve Higgins ’79 Reggie Hill Douglas Holman Hunter Jackson ’03 and

Morgan Goates Jackson ’12 Dick and Vicki James Manny Moulinet Abby Rogers Jamie Semple Jennifer Seymour James Scott and Mary Maxine Spencer Donovan Valestin Joanne Valestin Steve Vance Jennifer Wellborn Ted Young ’58 and

Joe Ann West Young ’57

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LOSCAR MEJIA ’01 (with family) Dallas, Texas

Eagles ($100 - $249) Jeffrey Anderson Arkansas Pulpwood Bill Ballard ’56 Arvid Bean ’78 and Sharon Jones Bean ’78 George and Diana Beck Gary Box Ivan and Roberta Box Box Properties, LLC Mary Brizendine Edward Brown Edward Bryant Travis and Sidni Carruthers Alain Claude ’23 Dustin Cole ’06 Cyleste Willis Coppage ’97 and

Kelly Coppage Julius and Debbie Edwards Randall and Nancy Edwards Richard Franks ’65 Nathan Grzybowski Larry and Cindy Isch Julie Jaeckel Debbie Johnson Monica Johnson Joseph Julmiste

Bennett Leach Kimberly and Bill Maddox Don Martin Marie McCann Kevin and Anne McCarron Loscar Mejia ’01 and Laura Mejia Jeffrey Mixon Norman Ventures, Inc Marcelo Rodriguez Arlie Stokes Rotenberry ’61 D. Rowe Scott Rowe and Kerri Rowe Schrader Homes Lisa Shearer Dale Stubblefield Doug Vance Mark Waggoner Reanna Walser Jonathan Wardlaw Laci Watkins Purple & Gold ($25 -$99) Nisi Alcala Chris and Martha Allen Abc Anderson Kyle Anderson

Roland Austin Ann Belt Sue Bittler Nhi Blansett Brooke Brewer Edward Brown, Sr. Robert Bruns William Bryant Michael Burnett Linda Cannaliato Araceli Castaneda Evan Castleberry ’17 Doug Clark and Carol Clark Robin Clingerman Travis and Judy Cooper Shelly Cosby Susan Cosby David DeGeus Natalie and Andy Dreyer Jimmy Duncan Jodie Duncan Eric Edwards William Edwards Joe Ferling Linda Fisher Jim and Marsha Fitzgibbon

DONOR HONOR ROL L /// 2 0 2 0 - 2 0 2 1 Richard Gant Dale Grzybowski Jacob Harp Julie Harrison Brianna Hensley Marty Hensley Ricky Herrera ’04 and Leslie Foster ’03 C. H. Hicks Michael Hinkle Matt Hopkins David Hundley Gamaliel Janvier Kimberly Kiddy Margery Kuester Todd Latiolais Francesca Legagneur Benjamin Lewis ’75 Rebecca Lopez Robert Lyon Jerry McDaniel Amy McGreal Mireya Mendoza Stella Mhaka Lydia Mixer John Morgan Eloim Nelson Alton and Jean Norman Kenneth Olive Devin Pearson ’23 Janice Peterson Joshua Petway Julia Petway Sandy Place Amber Potthier Kevin Ramirez Itzel Ruiz Donna Seymour Jacqueline Seymour Kaitlyn Seymour Tim Seymour H.L. Shahan Dana Sharpe John Smith Kimberly Smith Nancy Sparks Allan, Sarah, and EssiEllon Stafford Tammy Stephenson Bethany Stritar Kaitlyn Taylor Louella Terrell Adolfo Tobias Mark Vickers Mary Ellen Vogler

WHY WE SUPPORT OZARKS “In 1962, as young newlyweds, we were chosen U of O Valentine king and queen. Now, we’re about to celebrate our 60th wedding anniversary. Besides the honors and excellent preparation we received, Ozarks inspired two youngsters to lead rewarding, fulfiling and meaningful lives.”

CLEVE ’63 AND BARBARA (HAYNES) ’63 BRANSCUM Belleair, Florida

Robert Vogler Kara Wampler James Watson Salesha Wilken Billie Wright Francisco Zaragoza Corporate Sponsors Aramark at University of the Ozarks Barber Wrestling, LLC Box Properties BSN Sports Doris Davis Tax & Accounting Fat Dawgz BBQ & Something Sweet H&R Block Hampton Inn Horn Construction Jan Phillips State Farm JB Trading Co. Kimbel Mechanical Systems MadSky & Associates Mathias Properties Quality Inn & Suites River Valley Orthopedics Shoulder Center of AR Straightright Boxing Sugar Creek Custom Homes TDS Today’s Bank

Religious Organizations The following churches and religious organizations generously support Ozarks in its mission to provide a highquality, education founded in Judeo-Christian values.

Bold indicates five years of consecutive giving.

First Presbyterian Church, Camden, AR First Presbyterian Church, Marfa, TX First Presbyterian Church, McAlester, OK First Presbyterian Church, Tonkawa, OK First Presbyterian Church, Van Buren, AR Harmony Presbyterian Church,

Clarksville, AR Kirk in the Pines, Hot Springs Village, AR Presbyterian Church - USA, Louisville, KY Presbyterian Church of Bella Vista,

Bella Vista, AR Presbyterian Church of Bull Shoals,

Bull Shoals, AR Presbyterian Women of Kirk in the Pines,

Hot Springs Village, AR

Presbyterian Women of Westminster,

Hot Springs, AR Presbytery of Arkansas, Little Rock, AR Pulaski Heights Presbyterian Church,

Little Rock, AR Second Presbyterian Church, Little Rock Synod of the Sun, Cedar Hill, TX

Gifts-In-Kind The following individuals and corporations generously supported Ozarks with gifts of service or products in 2020-21.

Aerus Stephan Anderson Deborah McKinnis Castleman ’96 Coulson Oil Company Alyson Gill Ron and Jennifer Gould David Pridgin ’71 and

Reba Geels Pridgin ’81 Thomas and Nancy Smith Walmart Store # 0066

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WHY I SUPPORT OZARKS

GIVING BY CLASS YEARS

“I have given to University of the Ozarks for 30 years because for 30 years Ozarks has given to me. I feel that maybe I might owe this storied school something in return for all that it has given me.”

2020-21

Class of 1943 Kathryn King Bost ’43 Verna Brown Kness ’43 *Bruce H. Williams ’43 Class of 1947 Helen McElree ’47

DR. STEWART DIPPEL, PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE Clarksville, Arkansas

Class of 1948 *Doris Owen Ward ’48 Class of 1949 Katala Williams ’49 Class of 1950 Richard DeSalvo ’50 Class of 1951 Hubert Spann ’51 Class of 1952 William Rail ’52 and

Maxine Phillips Rail ’52 Virginia Robinson Sale ’52 Class of 1953 Bill Aydelott ’53 Betty Hodges Ehren ’53 Eugene Harris ’53 Morris W. Pearson ’53 *Jerry Rice ’53 Class of 1954 David King ’54 George Loss ’54 Wanda Kauffeld Shively ’54 Class of 1955 Bill Alexander ’55 William Eddington ’55

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Jack Edens, Jr. ’55 *Ralph Ehren ’55 Nell Cox Griffin ’55 Jane Wilson Holder ’55 Evelyn Peters Kelly ’55 Vernon McDaniel ’55 Lonnie Qualls ’55 and

Levada Mathis Qualls ’55 Laura McClendon Wilson ’55 Robert Arnold Wyers ’55 Class of 1956 Kit Mitchell Amos ’56 Bill Ballard ’56 Lorraine Darnell ’56 Mary Alice Parker Dobesh ’56 Charlotte Felkins Eddington ’56 Martha Dollar Efurd ’56 Ed Harrington ’56 James Young ’56 Class of 1957 Jo Ann Dunn Choate ’57 Joyce Graf Forkner ’57 Roy Horne ’57 James Johnson ’57 *Sue Patterson Pine ’57

Joe Ann West Young ’57 Class of 1958 L. B. “Yarb” Ballard ’58 Wayne Bradley ’58 Robert Bohl ’58 John Cantwell ’58 Mary Holloway Dewett ’58 Jerry Duncan ’58 and

Dorothy Boyd Duncan ’58 Janet Graf Harrington ’58 Roberta Parks House ’58 Lee Laster ’58 Jerry Lingenfelter ’58 Gerald Primm ’58 Liz Baskin Sheffer ’58 Bruce Spradlin ’58 Fred Taylor ’58 E. Kathryn Wright ’58 Ted Young ’58 Class of 1959 David Hosley ’59 Bob Hurley ’59 Lawrence Kruse ’59 Joyce Wilson Marler ’59

Class of 1960 Sue Farmer Hansen ’60 E. L. Jacobs ’60 Bob Johnson ’60 Rudy Parks ’60 and Ellen Parks ’60 Mary Phillips Powers ’60 David Ross ’60 Dewey Talley ’60 and

Donna Killgore Talley ’60 Joanne Willett Taylor ’60 Burnice Self Tolbert ’60 Carole Clemmons Zahnd ’60 Class of 1961 Judy Capshaw Bohl ’61 John W. Cargile ’61 Latricia Voss Lingenfelter ’61 Arlie Stokes Rotenberry ’61 Noel Rowbotham ’61 Class of 1962 Patsy Rowland Desaulniers ’62 Susan Smith Epperson ’62 Peggy Ritchie Thompson ’62 James Tolbert ’62

DONOR HONOR ROL L /// 2 0 2 0 - 2 0 2 1

WHY I SUPPORT OZARKS “Coming out of high school, I thought a private college was out of my reach both academically and financially. My experience at Ozarks challanged me academically and personally to be the best student and person I could be. While my classes prepared me for my career, my connections on and off campus made through Ozarks helped me excel in my career. Through the support of generous donors and student aid, I graduated with an accounting degree and a promising career in public services, and with no debt!”

CORY MAAG ’21 Clarksville, Arkansas

Class of 1963 Cleveland Branscum ’63 and

Barbara Haynes Branscum ’63 Phyllis Johnson Jones ’63 Mira Ann Ingram Leister ’63 Mary Barnsley Martindale ’63 Kenneth McFerran ’63 Kaye Ragon Nevins ’63 Charlotte Woodard Rowbotham ’63 *Hal G. Stillings ’63 Annette Lee Zehring ’63

Beth Patterson Duvall ’65 Richard Franks ’65 Charles R. Liston ’65 Monette Hodges Parrish ’65 Rebecca Westbrook Plunkett ’65 Charles Puyear ’65 Mary Ann Chandler Stillings ’65

Class of 1964 Ron Laster ’64 James Lynn ’64 Carl Miller ’64 Margaret Charlton Osborn ’64 Phillip Plunkett ’64 Selvin Royal ’64 and

Shirley Cooper Royal ’64 Joann Hardgrave Stansbury ’64

Class of 1966 Dale Bagwell ’66 Gary Briley ’66 Jerry Carlile ’66 Patricia Gilkey ’66 Luis Gonzalez ’66 and

Patricia Haller Gonzalez ’66 Hartzell Jones ’66 Sylvia Kauffeld Kinnear ’66 John Osborn ’66 David Pyron ’66 Wesley Robinson, Jr. ’66 Marilyn Houston Trone ’66

Class of 1965 Patsy Day Benson ’65

Class of 1967 Terry Avery ’67

Sylvester Benson ’67 Thomas Buzbee ’67 Steve Griffin ’67 Charlotte Altes Norman ’67 Edna Elkins Patterson ’67 Rebecca Baskin Ritchie ’67 Ron Roach ’67 Linda Kauffeld White ’67 Class of 1968 Carolyn Cook Avery ’68 Danny Hartlein ’68 Bobby Henderson ’68 Armeda Evans Holmes ’68 Don Pennington ’68 Bruce Pursell ’68 Douglas Ritchie ’68 Fred Romo ’68 and

Andrea Anderson Romo ’68 Mickey Stafford ’68 Fred Starkey ’68 and

Bonnie Renfrow Starkey ’68

Class of 1969 Joseph Baker ’69 David Brane ’69 Blaine Caldwell ’69 and

Cathy Sekowski Caldwell ’69 Elizabeth Brownlee Clevenger ’69 David Field ’69 James Glidewell ’69 Susan Snyder Hurley ’69 Ralph Kodell ’69 Willard Larsen ’69 Thomas Porter ’69 David Rawhouser ’69 Class of 1970 A. B. Blocker, II ’70 Bonnie Downes ’70 Irene Gillespie ’70 Marie Brown McNeal ’70 Mignonne Morrow ’70 Ted Oberg ’70 John Olson ’70 Continued on Page 35

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Rita Crossley Perry ’70 Johnny Perryman ’70 Kay Kirby Pitts ’70 Sara Neal Starbird ’70 Jim Trone ’70

WHY WE SUPPORT OZARKS “We support University of the Ozarks because we want others to have the same wonderful opportunities we had by attending the University. We are proud graduates of the University and we are proud to support our alma mater! ”

Class of 1971 Ron Benham ’71 Patricia Sherlock Dillon ’71 Pamela Shrigley Jones ’71 ’Sammy Manning ’71 William Oliver, Jr. ’71 and

Joan Coulter Oliver ’71 Glenda Dennis Owens ’71 David Pridgin ’71 James Starbird ’71 Terry Wade ’71 Class of 1972 Elizabeth Rowland Anderson ’72 Karen Earwood ’72 Edward Huxen ’72 Billie Page Johnston ’72 Earl Kile, III ’72 Ruth Longman ’72 Margaret Hooten Nezhadpour ’72 Nikki Bowden Parker ’72 Dick Postels ’72 Faye Williams Raible ’72 Gail Russell ’72 Glen Sheffer ’72 Loyce Ann Bean Taylor ’72 William Wilhelm ’72 Class of 1973 Bonnie Easley Grober ’73 Janice Evans Hail ’73 Cordia Person Metcalf ’73 Sara Miller ’73 Kenneth Whitson ’73 Donna Wolfe Wimp ’73 Class of 1974 Steven Bogler ’74 Steven Endsley ’74 Pat Hilton ’74

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DAN ’80 AND MARLA (MCCABE) ’81 HARTMAN Clarksville, Arkansas

Virginia Figliulo Manning ’74 Denton Tumbleson ’74 Class of 1975 Wayne Grober ’75 Benjamin Lewis ’75 *James Murray ’75 Ann Patterson ’75 George Sherlock ’75 Darrel Wheeler, Jr. ’75 Class of 1976 Joanne Austin Bunch ’76 James Spragins, Jr. ’76 Mark Watkins ’76 Darrell Williams ’76 Class of 1977 Susan Davenport Brosky ’77 Anita James Cooper ’77 Barbara Dalke ’77 Billy Dickerson, II ’77 Ray Hobbs ’77 and

Debbie Soard Hobbs ’77

Kaye Bagsby Person ’77 and

Paul Person ’77 Sandra Bearden Primm ’77 Karen Hilton Rossmaier ’77 Val Vogel, Jr. ’77 Debra Bartlett Wofford ’77 Michael Zoller ’77 Class of 1978 Arvid Bean ’78 and Sharon Jones Bean ’78 Connie Carpenter ’78 Assefa Egziabher ’78 Theresa Domerese Spragins ’78 Ross Stricker ’78 Mary Ellen Waychoff ’78 Ramona Witcher ’78 Janice Forkner Zoller ’78 Class of 1979 Reza Ahrabli ’79 Terrie Babson ’79 Bruce Boyd ’79 Steve Higgins ’79 Donna Higgs-Jones ’79

Laura Pittman ’79 Phillip Richmond ’79 Michelle Panzeca Vogel ’79 Robert Wofford ’79 Class of 1980 Kent Dolan Cecil ’80 Peggy Bird Cogan ’80 Berte “Mali” Dahl ’80 Phyllis Duncan ’80 Rita Fullbright ’80 Daniel Hartman ’80 Karen Qualls Hilton ’80 Maura Figliulo Howerton ’80 Paulette Nieuwenhof Freeman ’80 Andy Smith ’80 Billy Sopshire ’80 Class of 1981 Mark Blaty ’81 Marla McCabe Hartman ’81 Corrinna Risinger Hester ’81 Seksan Inswang ’81 Will Ladner ’81

DONOR HONOR ROL L /// 2 0 2 0 - 2 0 2 1

WHY I SUPPORT OZARKS “Ozarks shaped my life in many ways. I made life-long friends and met my husband there. I received an exceptional, well-rounded education that allowed for continued degrees after Ozarks. I also saw many examples of kindness, service and generosity from the faculty and staff. My education at Ozarks was completely paid for by scholarships.

I know that many of those scholarships were funded by the generosity of others. It is important for me to pass along that same generosity to others. ” DR. JESSALYN HALSTED ’08, Rogers, Arkansas

Patricia McGee ’81 Reba Geels Pridgin ’81 Linda Douglas Richmond ’81 Sharon Torres ’81 Franlee Jo Wise ’81

Daniel Duncan ’84 Albert Leding ’84 Greta Rowbotham Marlow ’84 Marty Ringley Sherman ’84 Samuel Wiesner ’84

Class of 1982 Shirley Voeller Brisco ’82 Vervinia Francis ’82 Doyle Gaines ’82 Debbie Stallings Mooney ’82 Louan Arndt Pyron ’82 Sue Rail Wilkerson ’82

Class of 1985 Julie Henry Bryant ’85 Cara Rowbotham Flinn ’85 Sherri Fulton ’85 Eileen Kradel ’85 Sandra Gadbury Newman ’85 Jeffrey Pulliam ’85 Dana Galyen Sutton ’85

Class of 1983 John Bryant ’83 David Morris ’83 Jeanie O’Brien Wiesner ’83 Class of 1984 Beth Bishline ’84 Paula Bodnar ’84 Gary Bradley ’84 and

Linda Frala Bradley ’84 Darlene Bullard Dobbs ’84

Class of 1986 Greg DuVall ’86 Beth Hayes ’86 Scarlett Winfrey Morris ’86 Patrick Newman ’86 Fred Sutton, Jr. ’86 Margaret E. Woodard ’86 Linda Sherrod Woody ’86

Class of 1987 Kim Huston ’87 Peter Van Dyke ’87 Constance Terpstra Watkins ’87 Class of 1988 Shannon Jones ’88 Sonja McCuen ’88 Class of 1989 Callie Harmon Daniels ’89 Michael Shannon McBee ’89 Clare Bates McCullah ’89 Brenda Payne ’89 Abdiel E. Smith ’89 Class of 1990 Wendy J. Blackwood ’90 Evan Chronister ’90 Ruby Lunsford ’90 Linda Lea McDougal ’90 Pam Henderson Smith ’90 Class of 1991 Elizabeth Thames Allcon ’91

Kimberly Drane-Nash ’91 Shannon Carlisle Huggins ’91 George Pittenger ’91 Lance Spence ’91 Freddia Sullivent ’91 Gregory Thompson ’91 Class of 1992 Susan Edens ’92 Donald Frost, Jr. ’92 Rhonda Shook ’92 Class of 1993 Jennifer Fisher ’93 Lisa Gruben Inness ’93 Christel Thompson ’93 Class of 1994 David Farris ’94 Jason Ford ’94 Carl Minden ’94

Continued on Page 37

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Class of 1995 Claudia Cruz-Bell ’95 Linda White ’95

WHY I SUPPORT OZARKS “My time at Ozarks was an awesome experience, made great by a bunch of students, faculty and staff who valued service to others. Through Ozarks, I was given so much and received a world-class education. It is a privilege to have the opportunity to contribute in small ways so that others know about this little gem hidden in the beautiful natural scenery of Arkansas.”

Class of 1996 Deborah McKinnis Castleman ’96 Jennifer Newman Chavers ’96 Kristie Daniel Frost ’96 Fernando Galindo ’96 Jean Smith ’96 Class of 1997 Samantha Snyder Carpenter ’97 Cyleste Willis Coppage ’97 Cori Dyson ’97 Angela Elizandro-Howard ’97 Miriam Guedel Guedel-Fitch ’97 Armando Mejia ’97 and

Candace Mickels-Mejia ’97 Jeffrey Mixon ’97 Cara Rollans ’97 Class of 1998 Vickie Benton ’98 Sergio Carrasco ’98 Rebecca Guillot Graves ’98 Jessica Flusche Hayes ’98 Jeff Inness ’98 Angela Wheeler Spencer ’98 Kimberly Spicer ’98 Class of 1999 Leonel Cantu ’99 Michael Compher ’99 Janna Fawcett Harris ’99 Class of 2000 Richard Armstrong ’00 Curtis Millsap ’00 Joshua Peppas ’00 Deborah Reck ’00 Class of 2001 Brandon Scott Dean ’01 Deanna Denhard Holman ’01 Paul House, II ’01 Loscar Mejia ’01

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FERNANDO GALINDO ’96 Guatemala City, Guatemala

Class of 2002 Brandi Lea Brooks ’02 Douglas Dennett ’02 Monica Cogan Frizzell ’02 Marcos Gonzalez ’02 Brian Henderson ’02 Jacob Schulte ’02 Daniel Sigala ’02 Eric Steinmiller ’02 Class of 2003 Leslie Foster ’03 Jeffrey Frizzell ’03 Hunter Jackson ’03 Sharon Hershberger Schulte ’03 Karen A. Schluterman ’03 Brendan Shay ’03 and

Toni Sullivan Shay ’03 Fuyei Xaykaothao ’03 Class of 2004 John Askins ’04 Ricky Herrera ’04 Jason Small ’04

Class of 2005 Candyce Gabucci ’05 Shelly Muston ’05 Amanda Alders Pike ’05 Travis Tarkinton ’05 and

Alana White Tarkinton ’05 Todd Vandevoir ’05

Lauren Wilson Smith ’07 Nathan Williams ’07

Class of 2006 Dustin Cole ’06 Wilma Kimbrell Harris ’06 Blake Owen ’06 Blake Rexroat ’06 Sean Riordan ’06 Victoria Sayarath Seaton ’06 Kendall Wagner ’06

Class of 2009 Maggie Clark ’09 Josue Gutierrez ’09 and

Carmen Chinchilla Gutierrez ’09 Grace Morales ’09 Amy Scaccia ’09 Courtney Taylor ’09 Amy Rogers Wilson ’09

Class of 2007 Heather Hartlerode Powell ’07 Evan Hoffmeyer ’07 David Pridgin, Jr. ’07 David Ray ’07 Ryan Skelly ’07 and

Callie Williams Skelly ’07

Class of 2010 Janine Armstrong ’10 Aaron Brueckner ’10 Brandon Carlson ’10 Dylan Evans ’10 Joseph Hughes ’10 and Laura Hughes ’10 Philip Johnson ’10

Class of 2008 Nathan Abbott ’08 Andria Keister Askins ’08 Jessalyn Halsted ’08 and Alex Gossett ’08

DONOR HONOR ROL L /// 2 0 2 0 - 2 0 2 1

Keen Seong Liew ’10 Jason Owens ’10 Phillip Perez ’10 Class of 2011 Rebekah Reed-Meier ’11 Jennifer Fretwell Murnan ’11 Lara Maddox Powers ’11 Class of 2012 Doris Bird ’12 Tristan Cooper ’12 and

Andrea Muffuletto Cooper ’12 Ethan Harbour ’12 Cassie Henry-Saorrono ’12 Taylor Jacks ’12 Morgan Goates Jackson ’12 Travis Murnan ’12 Class of 2013 Brittany Brantley ’13 Ian Bryan ’13 Glendon Jenkins ’13 Taylor Plugge ’13 Mitchell Powers ’13 Class of 2014 Cameron Coker ’14 Allison McBee ’14 Adrian Nunez ’14 Patrick Shoulders ’14 Class of 2015 Matthew Carroll ’15 Frederick Davis ’15 Kurstein Keck ’15 Lynette Pina ’15 Class of 2016 Caleb Brown ’16 Aaron England ’16 Grady Finley ’16 Class of 2017 Evan Castleberry ’17 Mary Grace Daughtrey ’17 Madison Finley ’17

Walter Godbee ’17 Ederlee Gomez ’17 Gray Gordy ’17 Tyler Mosby ’17 and Amy Wallace ’17 Lindsey Stehle ’17 Chloe Welsh ’17 Class of 2018 Nicole England ’18 Hailey Godfrey ’18 Jae Lynn Huckaba ’18 Thomas Ross ’18 Class of 2019 Vincent Barber ’19 Neyssa Cadet ’19 Falon Hanson ’19 Abigail Mork ’19 Amber Taylor ’19 Jacob Toland ’19 Breyden Varner ’19 Class of 2020 Luis Alfaro Tapia ’20 Lakota Brewer ’20 Juan Cano ’20 Alexandria Corona ’20 Daicza Garcia ’20 Denise Garcia ’20 Isaac Julio Montenegro ’20 Jerhett Allen Lee ’20 Kaenan Nix ’20 Jacob Sawyer ’20 Joelle Varner ’20 Kaitlyn Ventress ’20 Rebecca Watkins ’20 Class of 2021 Christopher Alexandre ’21 Christie Alexandre ’21 Sandra Amoako Packham ’21 Aye Aye ’21 Jarret Bain ’21 Miguel Baray ’21 Paul Jertho Bien-Aime ’21 Zachary D Bobo, II ’21 Kevvin Brown ’21

Terri Brown ’21 Kieara Bryant ’21 Bryant Cason ’21 Shaykera Charlton ’21 Meline Clerisier ’21 Tanesha Tyrez Tanese Collie ’21 Deneya Cooper ’21 Divina Cox ’21 Makayla Davis ’21 Brittney Dean ’21 Alex East ’21 Brandon Elliott ’21 Sebastien Emile ’21 Maria Fabian Manzanares ’21 Hendy Bryan Fanfan ’21 Amber Ferguson ’21 Parker Ferguson ’21 Michael Fitzpatrick ’21 Shanovia Forbes ’21 Pedro Gallaga ’21 Luis Garcia ’21 Brandon Hall ’21 Rudysha Ivantha Higgs ’21 Taylor Holland ’21 Celina Holmes ’21 Bryson Johnson ’21 Annael Kizzy Julien ’21 Paula Jurado Gurdian ’21 Paw Lar ’21 Cory Maag ’21 Destinee Manning ’21 Brizeida Martinez Picazo ’21 Kamryn McKinney ’21 Gracie Nix ’21 Perla Osorio Ruiz ’21 Chloe Peacock ’21 Rebecca Peterson ’21 Daniela Ramos ’21 Darnel Renelique ’21 Chava Roberts ’21 Joshua Robinson ’21 Clinton Rolle ’21 Yajaira Jaqueline Roman Guerrero ’21 Alec David Severe ’21 Peter Ralph Severe ’21 Taylor Teague ’21 Ayanna Thompson ’21

Timothy Turpin ’21 Divine Umuhoza ’21 Logan Valestin ’21 Sarah Vardal ’21 Stanley Verdieu ’21 Christina Waddle ’21 Vivien Wambugu ’21 Jasmin Williams ’21 Class of 2022 Max-Guerlee Eloge ’22 Eric Carlton Hardy ’22 Jonathan Olivier Julmiste ’22 Alain Louissaint ’22 Pierre Lorfils Milord ’22 Class of 2023 Alain Claude ’23 Valdini Eugene ’23 Franz Jean ’23 Ed Kevin Jean ’23 Steeve Louis ’23 Devin Pearson ’23 Seth Rhoades ’23 Emily Grace Spillers ’23 Auston Connor Shown ’23 Fabrice Andre-Victor Valles ’23 Class of 2024 Omar Garcia ’24

If you would like to support University of the Ozarks students through any of the Ozarks Annual Fund giving categories available, please contact the Advancement Office at 479-979-1230.

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University of the Ozarks

BALANCE SHEETS Assets Cash and Cash Equivalents Restricted Cash Student Accounts Receivable Investments Contributions Receivable Student Loans Receivables Beneficial Interests in Trusts Notes Receivable Prepaid Expenses Property and Equipment, Net

$

Total Assets Liabilities Accounts Payable Revolving Line of Credit Accrued Expenses Funds Held in Trust for Others Bonds Payable Total Liabilities Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets

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As of June 30 2020

2021 10,678,346 – 2,511,590 130,203,721 2,915,130 7,289,610 318,055 – 170,911 46,465,500

$

3,607,162 1,270 6,272,600 107,243,950 3,945,377 – 256,546 1,689,995 31,152 42,659,284

$ 200,552,863

$

1,750,651 – – 1,122,284 12,129,870

$

15,002,805

$

2019 $

4,630,721 – 805,220 111,572,156 2,143,866 – 290,751 5,277,528 37,228 37,137,755

$ 165,716,336

$ 161,895,225

$

$

295,443 – 248,086 129,041 14,306,551 14,979,121

$

435,559 3,964,197 336,515 104,048 8,635,661 13,475,980

185,550,058

150,737,215

148,419,245

$ 200,552,863

$ 165,716,336

$ 161,895,225

FI NANCIAL SUMMARY /// 2 0 2 0 - 2 0 2 1

University of the Ozarks

REVENUES AND EXPENSES WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTIONS As of June 30 Revenues Student Tuition and Fees, Net Investment Income Gifts and Private Grants Governmental Grants and Contracts Auxiliary Enterprises Other Income Gain on Extinguishment of Debt

2021

2019

10,381,235 28,391,116 11,891,416 2,631,587 3,564,426 1,091,908 1,901,600

$

9,088,286 16,483 600,051 1,397,583 3,556,694 316,148 –

$

7,935,963 61,107 648.021 486,630 3,675,734 375,323 –

$

59,853,288 –

$

14,975,245 7,495,727

$

13,218,778 10,117,641

$

59,853,288

$

22,434,972

$

23,336,419

$

5,292,458 854,165 3,972,737 8.053,872 1,708,711 – – 5,158,502

$

3,963,405 892,544 4,439,345 6,871,132 2,230,494 – 498,811 4,879,017

$

4,835,128 903,706 4,217,354 6,801,804 2,911,213 – – 4,109,474

Total Expenses

$

25,040,445

$

23,774,748

$

23,778,697

Change in Net Assets

$

34,812,843

$

(1,339,776)

Reclassification of Net Assets Total Revenues Expenses Educational and General General Administration University Advancement Fundraising Student Services Instructional and Departmental Academic Support Operation and Maintenance of Plant CARES Act Emergency Financial Aid Auxiliary Enterprises

$

2020

$

(442,278) /// 40

SOURCES OF OPERATING REVENUE 2020-2021 1.8% 1.8%

OPERATING EXPENSE BREAKDOWN 2020-2021

3.2% 3.2%

6.0% 6.0% 4.4% 4.4%

17.3% 17.3% TUITION AND FEES, NET TUITION AND FEES, NET INVESTMENT RETURN INVESTMENT RETURN PRIVATE GIFTS, GRANTS, AND PLEDGES PRIVATE GIFTS, GRANTS, AND PLEDGES GOVERNMENTAL GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

19.9% 19.9%

GOVERNMENTAL GRANTS AND CONTRACTS AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES OTHER SUPPORT

47.4% 47.4%

OTHER SUPPORT GAIN ON EXTINGUISHMENT OF DEBT GAIN ON EXTINGUISHMENT OF DEBT

ENROLLMENT TREND ENDOWMENT MARKET VALUE (IN MILLIONS) June 30, 2012 through June 30, 2021

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B OA R D OF TR UST EES /// ADMINIST RAT IVE STAF F

Board of Trustees Trustees Arvid Bean ’78................... Fort Smith, Arkansas Tasha Blackburn................ Fort Smith, Arkansas Brent Burks...............................Tulsa, Oklahoma Armil O. Curran................. Clarksville, Arkansas Callie Daniels ’89............... Wright City, Missouri Allyn Donaubauer.............. Fort Smith, Arkansas David Frueauff...................Little Rock, Arkansas Buck Hill.................................Idabell, Oklahoma Ray Hobbs ’77................... Clarksville, Arkansas Rebecca Jones...................... Rogers, Arkansas Catherine Lowry................Little Rock, Arkansas Bill McIntyre................................... Dallas, Texas Mary Molloy................................. Tampa, Florida Ann Patterson ’75..............Little Rock, Arkansas Susan Pinson......................Edmond, Oklahoma Sherilyn Poole, Chair........... Park Forest, Illinois Mike Powell................................... Dallas, Texas Angela Spencer ’98............Stillwater, Oklahoma Eric Steinmiller ’02.....................Chicago, Illinois Sue Tull.............................Little Rock, Arkansas Denton Tumbleson ’74...... Clarksville, Arkansas Peter Van Dyke ’87.................. Munster, Indiana Kendall Wagner ’06........... Fort Smith, Arkansas Edward Wilkinson............Greenwood, Arkansas

Honorary Lifetime Trustees Lee Bodenhamer................El Dorado, Arkansas Robert W. Bohl ’58......................Naples, Florida Peggy Jones ................ Hillsborough, California Helen McElree ’47........... Fayetteville, Arkansas William Rail ’52....................... Rogers, Arkansas Mary Anne Shula...............Miami Beach, Florida *Bruce Swinburne................Ponce Inlet, Florida * Passed away in 2021

Ex Officio Members Richard L. Dunsworth, President Rev. Gary Dill, Synod of the Sun Representative Susan Edens ’92, Senate Representative Candace Rogers ’22, Student Representative

University Administration Richard L. Dunsworth, J.D., President Gloria Arcia, Vice President for Finance and Administration Jeff Elwell, Ph.D., Visiting Vice President for Academic Affairs Amy Lloyd, Interim Vice President for Marketing and Enrollment Lori McBee, Vice President for Advancement and Alumni Engagement Dody Pelts, Vice President for Student Success

MISSION STATEMENT

True to our Christian heritage, we prepare students from diverse religious, cultural, educational and economic backgrounds to live life fully.

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