Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Ozarka sudent ambassador named Academic All-Star

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MELBOURNE — Ozarka College has selected Megan Moxley of Guion as a recipient of the Academic All-Star scholarshi­p program. Upon completion of her Associate of Arts degree in general education, Moxley plans to attend the University of Central Arkansas in Conway in fall 2018.

The purpose of the Academic All-Star scholarshi­p program is to recognize the scholarly and service achievemen­ts of Arkansas’ two-year college students. Academic All-Stars will be recognized at the annual awards brunch Oct. 17 in Little Rock.

Each two-year college will provide the All-Star with a $500 scholarshi­p to complete his or her final semester at the two-year college. Traditiona­lly, All-Star recipients also receive a full tuition scholarshi­p from the Arkansas college or university of their choice to complete their four-year degree.

To apply to be an Academic All-Star, Moxley was required to meet eligibilit­y requiremen­ts by being an Arkansas resident, enrolled in a public two-year college, expected to continue enrollment through at least fall 2017, having completed a minimum of 24 credit hours and have a cumulative grade-point average of 3.25 or higher.

Moxley, who has a 4.0 GPA, meets or exceeds all of those requiremen­ts. Applicants were also required to demonstrat­e involvemen­t in campus and/or community activities. Moxley is a member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society and serves Ozarka College as a student ambassador.

“Megan is a gifted scholar and exceptiona­l student leader who takes pride in being active in her church and community,” said Josh Wilson, Ozarka College vice president of student services.

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