Originally from Harrah, Oklahoma, Christopher Logue became an academic advisor at Rogers State University shortly after moving to Claremore. He currently advises students in nursing and allied health degree programs. Even though he’s new in this role, Christopher, aka “Chris,” said he looks forward to the opportunity to assist students in achieving their goals and… Read more »
Rogers State University to Hold the Line on Tuition and Fees
Students at Rogers State University will not see an increase in tuition and mandatory fees during the next year. In a budget presentation to the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents today in Ardmore, RSU President Dr. Don Raleigh said the school was committed to holding the line on tuition and fee costs, despite facing… Read more »
RSU Foundation Hosts Bartlesville Scholarship Fundraising Breakfast June 5
Rogers State University Bartlesville students, their supporters and local community leaders enjoyed breakfast together last week at an event to benefit student scholarships at RSU. Held Thursday, June 5, at The Center in Bartlesville, the RSU Foundation’s Bartlesville Scholarship Fundraising Breakfast raised funds towards scholarships for students attending RSU Bartlesville and those who have transitioned… Read more »
RSU Professors Named RMERA Distinguished Paper Award Recipients
Two Rogers State University professors were co-selected as the recipients of the Distinguished Paper Award at the recent Rocky Mountain Educational Research Association (RMERA) Conference. Held Friday, April 25, on RSU’s Claremore campus, the 51st annual conference offered an opportunity for faculty and students to showcase quality educational research and to network with professionals and… Read more »
RSU Names Savannah Roeder as New Director of Student Success
Homecoming on the Hill may be months away, but for Claremore native Savannah Roeder, being named RSU’s new director of student success feels like its own kind of homecoming. “After spending the past 10 years in the city (Edmond) — both completing my education and working in higher education — I’m excited to return to… Read more »