Give Blood at RSU! Blood Drive!

Rogers State University, in partnership with Our Blood Institute, will host a blood drive on Monday, Sept. 21, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Dr. Carolyn Taylor Center Conference Rooms B & C.

The drive is open to the public, and walk-ins are welcome! All donors receive a Fang-tastic T-shirt while supplies last. Photo ID required.

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RSU Ranked Among Top 10 Public Colleges in the West by U.S. News

Rogers State University has been ranked No. 10 among public regional colleges in the West by U.S. News & World Report for the second consecutive year. 

Schools were categorized by mission and geographic region, with the West region spanning 15 states from Texas to California, as well as Alaska and Hawaii. 

“This ranking is a testament to the dedication of our faculty and staff,” said RSU President Dr. Don Raleigh. “Each year, more students choose RSU because of our commitment to academic excellence, accessibility, and affordability.” 

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RSU, Saint Francis Hospital Partner to Address Critical Lab Technologist Shortage

With a critical shortage of medical laboratory professionals across Oklahoma and the entire country, Saint Francis Health System and Rogers State University are creating a new pathway to help more students enter the profession and begin their careers sooner.  

On Monday, Sept. 21, Saint Francis and Rogers State University announced an affiliation agreement that will allow eligible RSU students to complete their final year of education through the Saint Francis Hospital School of Medical Laboratory Science. 

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RSU Technology & Justice Studies Department Head Named $91K Grant Recipient

A Rogers State University assistant professor and department head has been named the recipient of a grant from a Seatle-based non-profit organization to broaden technology education opportunities at RSU.

Technology & Justice Studies Department Head Dr. Curtis Sparling was awarded a $91,360 grant to expand hands-on technology education, college access, and workforce development opportunities for high school and university students through RSU’s Technology Pathways Initiative

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Dockrey Estate Gift to Impact Students at Rogers State University

During his life, Leon Dockrey was passionate about the power of education and enjoyed assisting others and witnessing them become successful.

Through an estate gift to the Rogers State University Foundation valued at nearly $1.1 million, Dockrey’s belief in education and giving back will live on in perpetuity through the Leon Dockrey Scholarship Endowment.

Dockrey passed away on June 5, 2024, at the age of 83 years.

See the full Dockrey Estate Gift to Impact Students at Rogers State University article