More than 50 Rogers State University nursing students participated in a mock disaster drill designed to give them hands-on, practical training to respond to an actual emergency.  

RSU senior nursing students joined local emergency response agencies and community partners for a large-scale mock disaster drill designed to prepare future healthcare professionals for mass-casualty incidents and other emergency situations. 

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Rogers State University Assistant Professor of Technology and Justice Studies Dr. Nitindra Chowdary has been invited to serve again as a peer reviewer for another IEEE international conference, the International Conference on Signal Processing, Automation, Communication and Emerging Technology.  

Dr. Chowdary previously served as a peer reviewer for the IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Multimedia, Networking and Security. In that role, he evaluated research in areas including intelligent multimedia, networking and security. The new invitation provides another opportunity for Dr. Chowdary to contribute to the evaluation of research in areas closely aligned with his academic and technical expertise. 

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Rogers State University (RSU) and Central Tech signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) today, creating new opportunities for Central Tech students to earn college credit toward selected bachelor’s degree programs at RSU. 

Through this partnership, students who successfully complete eligible Central Tech certificate programs can receive college credit, helping them save time and money as they continue their education. Students in 11 Central Tech programs are now eligible to earn college credit based on the successful completion of their certificate program. 

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