Oklahoma City Community College (OCCC) received a grant from the Online Consortium of Oklahoma to purchase Terra Dotta software. This cutting-edge technology will enhance OCCC's online study-abroad enrollment process.

Terra Dotta is a leading provider of student exchange software solutions, and this grant will help OCCC continue supporting and growing its international programs. The software will provide students and staff with a centralized platform for managing critical data and processes related to online study abroad enrollment.

The grant award is a testament to OCCC's commitment to providing high-quality educational opportunities to students, and the college is grateful for the support from Online Consortium of Oklahoma. The Terra Dotta software will continue OCCC's legacy of attracting and serving students interested in studying abroad and help to promote cultural exchange and diversity within the college community.

OCCC's Dean of Online Programs, Dr. Kathryn Earl-Wilcox, expressed her excitement about the grant award and its impact on the college. “This grant will allow us to invest in the latest technology and provide a better experience for our students. We are grateful for the support and look forward to the continued growth and success of our online study abroad program.”

Oklahoma City Community College is excited to partner with Terra Dotta to enhance the overall education of students’ online study abroad experience through the generosity of the Online Consortium of Oklahoma.