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Employee Benefits Open Enrollment

Employee Benefits Open Enrollment begins today, Monday, Oct. 26, and closes at 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6. Details are posted on MyRSU under "Employees" then "2027 Open Enrollment." All full-time employees are required to complete the Open Enrollment process, even if you are declining coverage. You should have recently received an Employee Benefits Open Enrollment postcard reminder in the mail at your home address.

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RSU to Host Annual Veterans Day Barbecue Nov. 11

In honor of Veterans Day, Rogers State University invites the community to its annual Veterans Day Barbecue on Wednesday, Nov. 11, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the Dr. Carolyn Taylor Center Patio.

A free lunch will be provided to all veterans, while non-veteran attendees can purchase a plate for $3.

Located in Claremore, Oklahoma, Rogers State University offers dedicated support, resources, and spaces for veteran students, active-duty service members, and their dependents.

For more information about RSU’s Student Veterans Association, call 918-343-7547.

Robson Center for Science and Technology Topping Out Ceremony Scheduled for Nov. 13

Rogers State University’s Robson Center for Science and Technology will reach a major construction milestone next month with a topping out ceremony on Friday, Nov. 13.

The final beam to be available for signing from 9-10 a.m., followed by a brief program and remarks at 10 a.m., followed by the beam raising. All are invited to attend, including RSU students, faculty, staff and donors.

See the full Robson Center for Science and Technology Topping Out Ceremony Scheduled for Nov. 13 article

RSU Police Department Trains Senior Nursing Students in Active Attacker Response

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.

See the full RSU Police Department Trains Senior Nursing Students in Active Attacker Response article