The associate degree nursing program at Rogers State University will be visited by a team from the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission on Feb. 18-20. The purpose of the visit is to review the program for continuing accreditation. Any member of the public who would like to comment on the RSU’s nursing program or… Read more »
RSU Names Comptroller and Assistant Vice President for Business Affairs
Mark Meadors, former comptroller for the State of Oklahoma, has been named comptroller and assistant vice president for business affairs at Rogers State University. The appointment was approved recently by the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents, RSU’s governing board. Meadors served as state comptroller for the state of Oklahoma since 1999. Previously, he was… Read more »
RSU Reduces Current Budget By One Percent
Rogers State University has reduced its current fiscal year budget by just over 1 percent, according to a mandate by the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. However, the impact of the budget reduction will not significantly effect the university’s instructional mission, according to RSU President Joe Wiley. Earlier this month, the state regents instructed… Read more »
Southwestern Bell President To Give Herrington Lecture at RSU
James M. Epperson Jr., president ofSouthwestern Bell – Oklahoma, will providethis year’s Carl G. and Gladys L. HerringtonDistinguished Endowed Lecture at Rogers StateUniversity on Friday, March 1. The lecture, which is free and open to thepublic, will begin at 10:30 a.m. in RSU’s WillRogers Auditorium. Epperson began his career with SouthwesternBell in 1979 in Oklahoma… Read more »
‘Destination RSU’ on Saturday, March 2
RSU To Offer FreeEvent on College Life For High School Studentsand Parents High schoolstudents and their parents can learn aboutcollege life, selecting a major, and applyingfor financial aid and scholarships at RogersState University’s “Destination RSU: CollegeDay 2002” on Saturday, March 2. The event,which is free and open to the public, will beheld from 8:30 a.m…. Read more »