Their positions and degrees may vary, but these five Ottawa University-Arizona staff members, and 2011 graduates, share a commitment to education and to helping others achieve their life goals. Rebecca Kiraly, Enrollment Advisor Degree Earned: BA - Human Resources; Pursuing: MA - Human Resources At the age of 17 and with no family to support her, Rebecca Kiraly was looking for a job and an education when she was granted an opportunity for an interview with Ottawa University. She original

It’s challenging to find a job right now. But two Ottawa University students managed to do just that – with the same company. Recent graduates Courtney McMahon and Emily Fuerst both put their resumes and interview skills to the test during an On Campus Interview Day at The College. After the interview day, both McMahon and Fuerst had jobs with State Street, a global financial service provider. Susan Webb, director of career services and student employment, said large companies, like

Dr. David M. Barnes was recently named the dean of Ottawa University’s newly created School of Education. He will be responsible for building a nationally recognized education program offering bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. Barnes previously served as president and founding dean of the School of Adult Learning at Southwestern College in Phoenix. He brings with him two decades of experience in higher education teaching, leadership and community relations. “Ottawa Univers

While no stranger to France, Dr. Murle Mordy, OU foreign language professor, has never been recognized internationally for his vast knowledge of the country. Until now that is. Mordy recently received a certificate from the French Consulate certifying that he was officially awarded the Ordre des Palmes Académiques (Order of the Academic Palms), with the degree of Chevalier (knight) for his distinguished contributions to French education and culture. The Order of the Academic Palms is an