Drury, Crowder sign transfer agreement

Drury University and Crowder College yesterday signed an articulation agreement to ease student transfers.

Through the agreement, students at Neosho-based Crowder can shift into Drury bachelor’s programs in business administration, behavioral and community health, emergency management, organizational leadership and health services management, according to a news release.

“We are always looking for articulated opportunities for our students, after graduation with a certificate or associate degree, to continue their education and work toward the completion of a bachelor’s degree at a university,” said Glenn Coltharp, Crowder’s vice president of academic affairs, in the release. “Working with Drury University offers our students the opportunity to obtain this goal with a quality institution.”

The agreement specifically aligns with Crowder’s associate of arts, science and applied sciences programs, including study in business administration and occupational therapy.