The American Civil War Museum recently recognized Rogers State University Professor Dr. Jane Johansson with its 2015-16 Founders Award for her book, “Albert C. Ellithorpe, the First Indian Home Guards, and the Civil War on the Trans-Mississippi Frontier.” The Founders Award recognizes excellence in the editing of primary source documents related to the origins, life,… Read more »
6th Annual Special Day of Care Benefits Domestic Violence Victims
Sixteen women and children were treated to some carefree pampering thanks to an ongoing partnership between Rogers State University’s Psi Chi students and Safenet Services in Claremore. The Special Day of Care, now in its sixth year, offers survivors of domestic abuse a day of free spa services and fun. Rhapsody Boutique and Day Spa… Read more »
Psychology International Honor Society at RSU Inducts 16 New Members
Rogers State University’s chapter of the Psi Chi inducted 16 students into the international honor society that promotes excellence and service in the field of psychology. The induction ceremony took place on April 27. Psi Chi membership is limited to students with a minimum 3.25 GPA in psychology and related courses and who are in… Read more »
Senior Art Capstone Exhibit Opens Today
Original textiles, paintings, graphics and other works of art created by 10 graduating Rogers State University seniors will be featured in the Spring 2017 Senior Capstone Exhibition, which opens tonight. The exhibition opens at 5 p.m., Friday, April 21, in the Foundations Gallery in Baird Hall and will run through May 11. Admission is free… Read more »
RSU Student Selected for Internship in Washington, D. C.
This fall, one Rogers State University student will head to the nation’s capital to hone his professional knowledge and skills with one of the nation’s leading internship programs. Max West, a public affairs-public administration junior from Claremore, has been selected to participate in the Washington Center Internship Program this fall. The Washington Center is an… Read more »