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RSU Blood Drive Coming Wednesday, Nov. 19 - Sign Up Today

Blood Donors Needed!

Join us for the next RSU blood drive Wednesday, Nov. 19, on the Claremore campus!!!

All donors will receive a long-sleeve Scrooge holiday shirt.

Donate blood to help ensure the hospitals can care for patients and save local lives this holiday season.

Click the link below to schedule your blood donation now. Walk-ins welcome!

Rogers State University - Claremore

Wednesday, November 19 (10 a.m. - 4 p.m.)

Dr. Carolyn Taylor Center Conference Rooms B & C

See you there!!!

Thanksgiving Break Campus Closure & Package Delivery Hold (Nov 24 - Nov 28)

Due to RSU's closure for the Thanksgiving holiday Nov. 24-28, we are asking everyone to plan ahead and avoid shipping any items to campus during this closure period (Nov. 24 - Nov. 28).

While campus mail services will be placing a hold with major carriers for this duration, we cannot guarantee that all package delivery attempts will be stopped. When Pershing Hall is closed, we do not have a secure, designated location to safely store incoming deliveries. Any packages dropped off during this time may be left exposed or unsecured.

We strongly encourage you to adjust your delivery dates or use an alternative address for any shipments scheduled during the break.

We will sort, check in, and begin delivering all packages and mail immediately upon the carriers' first drop-off when the campus reopens Monday, December 1.

Thank you for your cooperation in helping us manage deliveries safely during the holiday. We wish you a safe and restful Thanksgiving break!

Sincerely,

Errin Law

Supervisor

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News & Highlights

RSU to Close for Thanksgiving Break Nov. 24-28

Rogers State University students and employees will be off later this month as the university closes from Monday, Nov. 24, through Friday, Nov. 28, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.

RSU’s business and other offices will be closed during this time.

University offices will reopen with regular business hours starting Monday, Dec. 1. For more information about Rogers State University, visit www.rsu.edu.

RSU Hosts Oklahoma Art Educators Association Annual Conference and Workshop

Rogers State University hosted the Oklahoma Art Education Association (OAEA) annual conference and creative workshop Nov. 14–15 on RSU’s Claremore campus.

This two-day event brought approximately 150 art teachers from public and private schools across the state to the RSU campus for professional development, hands-on workshops, and networking.

RSU’s Annual ‘Holiday on the Hill’ to Kick off Christmas Season Dec. 1

Rogers State University will be bringing the Christmas spirit to the Hill this December with the return of the annual “Holiday on the Hill.”

Slated for 5:30 p.m., Monday, Dec. 1, in front of Preparatory Hall, this seasonal event signifies the kick-off of the Christmas season in Hillcat country, complete with a lighting ceremony, Santa, the Grinch and traditional Christmas carols sung by Claremont Elementary School carolers, as well as holiday refreshments.

This event is free and open to the public.

RSU Nursing Seniors Undergo Active Shooter Training

More than 20 Rogers State University graduating nursing seniors recently participated in an active shooter simulation to prepare them for potential “real life” circumstances they may encounter after graduation.

Working with members of the Rogers State University Police Department, nursing students learned about some of the very unexpected, but very real situations in which they may find themselves, specifically, involving an active shooter and how to respond.

RSU Distinguished Professor Dr. Carolyn Taylor Named Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient

Rogers State University professor Dr. Carolyn Taylor has been named the recipient of the Robert Darcy Lifetime Achievement Award.

Presented Thursday, Nov. 6, at the annual Oklahoma Political Science Association (OPSA) conference in Enid, the Robert Darcy Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes an individual who has made significant and sustained contributions to the field of political science in Oklahoma.

Dr. Taylor has a longtime association with the OPSA, having attended the annual conference for several years and having participated in numerous panels. In 2015, the organization named her “Teacher of the Year,” and in 2017, she was co-editor in chief of the OPSA’s journal, “Oklahoma Politics.” She has also published several articles in the journal over the years.