Necas Collins, a Rogers State University junior, has been selected for a summer internship through the Washington Center, a nationally-recognized internship program that places students with private, public and nonprofit organizations in Washington, D.C. Collins is the first student-athlete in school history to earn the prestigious scholarship. A graduate from Tivoli Gardens High School in… Read more »
NM Military Institute Official to Discuss Military History on Wednesday
Rogers State students, faculty and staff are invited to attend a Wednesday afternoon presentation about military history from the academic dean at the New Mexico Military Institute. Brig. Gen. Douglas J. Murray, Ph.D., will be discussing the importance of military history during the 1:30 p.m. lecture in the Baird Hall Performance Studio. The lecture is… Read more »
Employers Praise Inaugural RSU Pryor Career Fair
Prospective employers have nothing but good things to say following the inaugural Rogers State University Pryor career fair. More than a dozen companies that share the MidAmerica Industrial Park with RSU Pryor participated in the event. Dozens of students from all three RSU campuses showed up to meet with representatives from companies such as Google,… Read more »
RSU Expands Tutoring Options
Rogers State University has strengthened its commitment to student success by adding tutoring and advising staff at all three RSU campuses as well as online. The free services, which have been rolled out during the past two years, are available to all students. RSU provides an advising and retention specialist in each of its schools… Read more »
Spanish Instructor Named Stratton Taylor Library Patron of the Year
Cecilia Townsend, a Rogers State University Spanish instructor, has been named the Stratton Taylor Library Patron of the Year as part of this week’s celebration of National Library Week. Alan Lawless, director of RSU’s Stratton Taylor Library, said Townsend has helped the library build its Spanish collection with both print and audiovisual materials. He went… Read more »