Dr. Kenneth Hicks, associate professor and department head of the History and Political Science Department at Rogers State University, will review the book, “The Wrecking Crew: How Conservatives Rule,” by Thomas Frank on Wednesday, Oct. 22, at the RSU Stratton Taylor Library. The review, which is free and open to the public, will begin at… Read more »
RSU to Host Business Planning Workshop in Claremore on Oct. 9
Many entrepreneurs desperately look for assistance when they begin to encounter problems in their business. These enterprise owners in trouble may find themselves low on capital, losing most of their customers to competition, or being unable to attract customers in the first place. To help businesses avoid the pitfalls of entrepreneurship the Rogers State University… Read more »
RSU to Host Business Planning Workshop in Bartlesville on Oct. 14
Many entrepreneurs desperately look for assistance when they begin to encounter problems in their business. These enterprise owners in trouble may find themselves low on capital, losing most of their customers to competition, or being unable to attract customers in the first place. To help businesses avoid the pitfalls of entrepreneurship the Rogers State University… Read more »
Clarice Doyle Named Development Specialist at RSU
Clarice Doyle, a longtime local journalist and past editor of the Claremore Daily Progress and Pryor Daily Times, has been named research and development specialist in the Office of Development at Rogers State University. In her new role at RSU, Doyle will assist in the overall fundraising initiatives of the university, said Dr. Danette Boyle,… Read more »
RSU Faculty Art Exhibition to be Held at Price Tower in Bartlesville
The annual Rogers State University Faculty Art Exhibition will be held Oct. 1 through Jan. 4 at the Price Tower Arts Center in Bartlesville. The exhibition is part of the RSU Centennial Celebration, which will kick off later this fall and extend through 2009, the institution’s 100th year. “We are pleased to bring this year’s… Read more »