Rogers State University has announced the establishment of the John W. Norman Endowed Chair in Business Information Technology – the third endowed faculty chair to be established in the last year and in the university’s history. The endowed chair was approved on Monday, July 30, by the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents – RSU’s… Read more »
Students Participate in GED Graduation at RSU
Several students earned certificates recognizing their successful completion of the general equivalency development (GED) exam at a recent graduation ceremony at Rogers State University. Instruction for the GED classes was provided through the Oklahoma Department of Education’s Department of Lifelong Learning, Union Public Schools, and RSU’s Division of Continuing Education and Project Aspire. Earning their… Read more »
RSU Names Communications Instructor
David Nelson has been named mass communications instructor at Rogers State University. Nelson’s appointment was approved recently by the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents. Nelson will join the faculty of RSU’s Department of Communications and Fine Arts, located in the School of Liberal Arts. Previously, Nelson has served as mass communications instructor at Northern… Read more »
New RSU Student Apartments To Open for Fall Semester
A new luxury on-campus apartment complex for all students, featuring private bedrooms with high-speed Internet access in each room, a swimming pool and outdoor sand volleyball court, will open in August at Rogers State University. Applications are currently being accepted for the apartment complex, located on RSU’s main campus in Claremore. “The affordable cost to… Read more »
RSU Names Assistant Professor of History and Political Science
Quentin P. Taylor has been named assistant professor of history and political science at Rogers State University. Taylor’s appointment was approved recently by the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents. Taylor will join the faculty of RSU’s Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, located in the School of Liberal Arts. Previously, Taylor served as an… Read more »