Traditional storytelling, free arts and craft workshops for children and adults, a stomp dance and native food will highlight the 2010 Native American Heritage Festival on Saturday, Nov. 20, at Rogers State University. The festival, which is free and open to the public, will be held from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. in the Centennial… Read more »
Exploring the Etiquette of Golf
RSU Professor Plumbs Trappings of Golf in New Book American golf spent most of its first century concealed behind country club gates. That exclusionary impulse was carefully calculated, not only by the game’s U.S. originators, but by the European aristocracy who invented the game, according to Rogers State University professor Monica Varner. In her new… Read more »
Two RSU Students among 10 in State Selected for Oklahoma Academy Town Hall
Two Rogers State University students are among 10 students in Oklahoma to be selected to participate in the annual Town Hall conference presented by The Oklahoma Academy. The conference, titled “Municipalities: Effective Governance and Growth,” will be held Nov. 14-17 in Norman, Okla. The Oklahoma Academy is a non-profit organization founded in 1967 by Gov…. Read more »
Events for Everyone at RSU Homecoming 2010: Pride on the Prowl
A variety of events for students, alumni and friends of Roger State University are planned for RSU Homecoming 2010: Pride on the Prowl, Nov. 8-13 on the Claremore Campus. Student events will build energy during the first part of the week. A kick-off party is scheduled for Monday at 11 a.m. in the Centennial Center,… Read more »
Almond Producer and Marketer to Give Free Public Lecture at RSU Nov. 4
Will Rogers’ great-granddaughter, who founded a company that produces almonds in California and markets them online, will provide a presentation on entrepreneurship on Thursday, Nov. 4, at Rogers State University. Jennifer Rogers-Etcheverry will give an hour-long presentation on the entrepreneurial process and her heritage on the 131st anniversary of the folk hero’s birth. The event,… Read more »