Crowder College Campuses

The Bentonville Workforce Training Center, an extension of Crowder College, targets professional development and short-term certifications for the growing northwest Arkansas region, particularly in logistics, manufacturing, and healthcare adjacent to major corporations like Walmart. This site prioritizes non-credit and credit-bearing vocational training for quick workforce entry.

• Logistics and Supply Chain: Courses in warehouse operations, forklift certification, inventory management, and transportation logistics, teaching lean principles, safety regulations, and software like SAP basics.
• Manufacturing and CNC: Precision machining, robotics introduction, and quality control, with hands-on experience in CAD/CAM, lathe operations, and automated systems.
• Healthcare Support: Certified nursing assistant (CNA), patient care technician, and medical billing, focusing on vital signs, infection control, and HIPAA compliance.
• Business and Retail: Customer service excellence, retail management, and e-commerce fundamentals, including sales techniques, POS systems, and consumer behavior analysis.
• IT and Cybersecurity: Entry-level networking, help desk support, and basic cybersecurity awareness, covering CompTIA A+ prep, cloud computing intro, and data protection.
• Construction and Trades: Basic carpentry, electrical wiring, and OSHA safety training, providing blueprints interpretation, tool usage, and site management skills.
• Professional Development: Soft skills workshops on leadership, communication, and resume building, alongside ESL for workforce integration.

Programs are designed for rapid completion, often 4-16 weeks, with employer-sponsored options and evening sessions. Facilities include simulation bays and high-tech classrooms. Collaborations with local industry leaders offer job placement assistance and customized training. This center supports Arkansas's booming economy by addressing skill gaps in high-demand sectors. Instruction emphasizes practical, scenario-based learning to build confidence and competence. Diverse offerings cater to adults seeking career advancement or pivots. The curriculum aligns with national certifications, enhancing employability. Faculty, often industry professionals, deliver real-time insights. Annual training serves hundreds, boosting regional productivity. As part of Crowder's network, credits can ladder to full degrees. The Bentonville Center embodies accessible, high-impact education, empowering individuals to thrive in dynamic job markets through targeted, efficient programs that foster innovation and adaptability.

The Cassville Instructional Site of Crowder College focuses on accessible education for rural communities, offering targeted programs in vocational and transfer-oriented fields. This site emphasizes practical, hands-on learning tailored to local workforce needs in agriculture, healthcare, and trades.

• General Education Core: Foundational courses in English, mathematics, communications, and social sciences, preparing students for AA/AS degrees or further study at the main campus.
• Agricultural Sciences: Specialized training in agribusiness management, precision agriculture, and veterinary assisting, including topics like farm economics, drone technology for farming, and animal health care.
• Health and Human Services: Practical nursing (PN) program and certified nursing assistant (CNA) training, covering basic nursing skills, pharmacology, and community health outreach.
• Industrial Technology: Basic welding, small engine repair, and construction trades, teaching MIG/TIG welding techniques, engine diagnostics, and blueprint reading for entry-level jobs.
• Business Essentials: Introductory business courses such as small business management, computer applications, and accounting principles, aimed at local entrepreneurs and office professionals.
• Early Childhood Education: Courses on child development, curriculum planning, and classroom management, leading to certifications for daycare and preschool roles.
• Computer Literacy: Basic IT skills, including Microsoft Office suite, internet safety, and introductory programming for non-majors.

The site offers flexible scheduling with evening and online-hybrid classes to accommodate working adults. Facilities include modern classrooms and a small lab for practical sessions. Community partnerships provide internships in local farms and clinics. This location supports dual credit for high schoolers and adult basic education. With a focus on affordability and accessibility, Cassville Site graduates contribute to southwest Missouri's economy. Instruction emphasizes soft skills like teamwork and problem-solving alongside technical expertise. Annual enrollment supports regional development through workforce certification programs. The curriculum aligns with state standards, ensuring seamless credit transfer. Faculty offer personalized advising, fostering student success in a supportive environment. This site exemplifies Crowder's commitment to lifelong learning in underserved areas.

Crowder College's Neosho Campus serves as the primary hub for a wide array of academic and vocational programs designed to prepare students for transfer to four-year institutions or direct entry into the workforce. The campus offers Associate of Arts (AA) and Associate of Science (AS) degrees in liberal arts, sciences, and general studies, emphasizing foundational courses in mathematics, English composition, history, and natural sciences.

• Business and Accounting: Programs include accounting technology, business administration, and entrepreneurship, covering financial accounting, marketing principles, and management strategies to equip students for roles in commerce and industry.
• Health Sciences: Comprehensive nursing (ADN), practical nursing (PN), and allied health programs such as emergency medical technician (EMT) and medical assisting, focusing on anatomy, physiology, patient care, and clinical rotations.
• Technical and Industrial Programs: Welding technology, automotive technology, machine tool technology, and industrial maintenance, providing hands-on training in fabrication, repair, CNC operations, and electrical systems.
• Agriculture and Natural Resources: Degrees in agriculture business, animal science, and horticulture, with courses on crop production, livestock management, soil science, and sustainable farming practices.
• Education and Humanities: Teacher education pathways, including early childhood education and secondary education endorsements, alongside courses in psychology, sociology, literature, and foreign languages.
• Information Technology: Computer programming, networking, and cybersecurity basics, teaching languages like Java, database management, and ethical hacking fundamentals.
• Visual and Performing Arts: Studio art, graphic design, music, and theater, offering instruction in drawing, digital media, ensemble performance, and stage production.

Additionally, the campus hosts continuing education workshops, GED preparation, and dual enrollment for high school students. With state-of-the-art facilities including simulation labs and maker spaces, students gain practical experience. The curriculum integrates general education requirements with specialized electives, ensuring a well-rounded education. Extracurricular activities like student government and clubs enhance learning. Overall, the Neosho Campus fosters critical thinking, technical proficiency, and career readiness, serving over 5,000 students annually across diverse demographics. Programs are accredited by relevant bodies, guaranteeing quality and transferability. Faculty bring industry experience, providing mentorship and real-world insights. This comprehensive offering positions graduates for success in Missouri's economy and beyond.

Crowder College's Nevada Instructional Site delivers focused educational opportunities in west-central Missouri, specializing in healthcare, business, and technical training to meet regional demands. The site provides a bridge to full degrees via core and specialized courses.

• Liberal Arts and Sciences: Core classes in biology, chemistry, history, and psychology, supporting transfer to bachelor's programs in education, sciences, or humanities.
• Nursing and Allied Health: Associate degree nursing (ADN) track, medical coding, and phlebotomy certification, with emphasis on clinical procedures, medical terminology, and ethics in healthcare.
• Business Administration: Courses in marketing, human resources, and office management, including QuickBooks training and professional development for administrative careers.
• Technical Trades: HVAC/r technology, electrical maintenance, and plumbing basics, offering hands-on labs in system installation, troubleshooting, and safety protocols.
• Criminal Justice: Introductory law enforcement and corrections courses, covering criminal law, community policing, and juvenile justice systems.
• Education Pathways: Elementary education prerequisites and special education endorsements, focusing on pedagogy, diversity in classrooms, and assessment techniques.
• Digital Media and Design: Graphic design fundamentals using Adobe Creative Suite, web development basics, and digital photography for creative industries.

Classes are offered in flexible formats, including weekends and evenings, with access to online resources from the main campus. The site features equipped labs and computer centers for practical learning. Partnerships with local hospitals and businesses facilitate clinical placements and apprenticeships. This location also hosts ESL classes and workforce development seminars. Emphasizing student-centered instruction, the site promotes equity in education for diverse populations. Graduates often secure immediate employment in Vernon County. The curriculum incorporates current industry trends, such as telehealth in nursing and sustainable practices in trades. Faculty provide career counseling and scholarship guidance. With accreditation from bodies like the Missouri Coordinating Board, credits are portable. The Nevada Site enhances community vitality by upskilling residents, contributing to economic growth through targeted programs that blend theory and application in a welcoming setting.