Rogers State University senior nursing students recently completed an active attacker training exercise led by the RSU Police Department.

Held in the basement of the Will Rogers Auditorium on RSU’s Claremore campus, the training prepared graduating seniors to respond to active attacker scenarios in healthcare facilities and other workplaces.

RSU Police Chief Joe Batt and Officer Rey Torres led the instruction, focusing on strategies students can use to protect themselves, their patients, and their colleagues during an emergency.

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Rogers State University’s Nursing program has been ranked as the top BSN program in the state of Oklahoma for 2027 rankings, according to RegisteredNursing.org.

RSU’s Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is a four-year degree program, ranked highest in the state with a 95.2% NCLEX test pass rate. The average test pass rate is 80.47 % in Oklahoma, and 86.71% nationally.

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RSU Libraries is currently hosting the 6th annual Creative Showcase, showcasing a unique collection of artwork and artistic expressions from members of the RSU and local community.

Entitled “Prisms: Exploring the Unique Facets of Life, Self, & Place,” this year’s event collects and showcases artwork, poetry, and other forms of artistic expression in a display on the second floor of the Stratton Taylor Library.

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