May 30, 2025 - 18:04
On Saturday, May 10, during the 118th Commencement Ceremony at College of the Ozarks, Professor Jennifer Maloney was honored with The Eugene Charles Wittick Teaching Excellence Award. This prestigious accolade recognizes outstanding educators who demonstrate exceptional commitment and effectiveness in their teaching practices.
Professor Maloney, a dedicated member of the psychology department, has made significant contributions to the academic community, inspiring countless students through her engaging teaching style and innovative approaches to learning. Her passion for psychology and dedication to her students have earned her respect and admiration among both peers and pupils alike.
The award, named after a beloved former faculty member, reflects the values of excellence and commitment to education that the College of the Ozarks upholds. As the institution celebrates its rich tradition of academic achievement, Professor Maloney's recognition serves as a reminder of the vital role educators play in shaping the minds and futures of their students.
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