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[…] of Claremore. Growing up, his family owned several ranches, and his father trained English pilots in Miami for the United States government. Ingersoll attended NEO from 1961 to 1962. He transferred to Oklahoma State University and reconnected with […] Read More

[…] in 2007, Dr. Hale set out to rebuild and shape the college into the premier two-year institution in the United States for academic achievement, athletic accomplishment, and co-curricular engagement. During his tenure, NEO cemented its reputation as the […] Read More

[…] potential scholarship recipients. Outside of the classroom, Aldridge served on the Faculty Senate and as the chair of the United Way Committee. His service allowed him to become familiar with most instructors on campus and develop campus camaraderie. […] Read More

[…] to succeed.   “Autism is now at an epidemic level,” White said. “It is the fastest-growing developmental disability in the United States today.  According to Autism Speaks, a support group for autistic individuals and their families, 1 of every […] Read More

[…] McCoy brothers have made waves in both junior and professional rodeo competitions. Dr. John Herrington, retired commander of the United States Navy and NASA astronaut will speak on November 30, 2016 at 6:30 p.m. in the Calcagno Family […] Read More

[…] Academic Success and Advising (CASA). The keynote speaker was Admiral Jeff Trussler, the director of future planning for the United States Navy. Admiral Trussler encouraged students to seize opportunities and go through open doors. He also told students […] Read More

[…] Peoples’ Day, which included a college campus self-defense workshop by Redcloud Anquoe and a Rock the Native Vote voter registration drive. Jasha Lyons Echo-Hawk, public speaker, Native activist, and community builder, served as the emcee for the event. […] Read More

[…] John Parrigon and Lisa Bell will be available an hour prior to each session on June 20 to take registration fees. For more information on the event, contact Parrigon at jparrigon@neo.edu or Bell at lbell@neo.edu. To register, visit […] Read More

[…] longstanding dedication to the Miami community. Arvest Bank Miami has supported teacher awards, classroom stipends, and funded the First United Methodist’s backpack program to fight child hunger as part of the 1 Million Meals initiative. For more information, […] Read More

[…] to families of premature babies. According to the organization, prematurity is the number one killer of babies in the United States. In response, during 2015, March of Dimes invested over $25 million in research to prevent complications related […] Read More