University President Jesse Rogers announced his retirement last May. Before he finishes his tenure in August, a series of articles provide insight into his accomplishments and the changes within the university...
After the football program was disbanded in 1958 to help with the university's financial woes, then University President Louis Rodriguez decided, 30 years later, to bring the sport back. In this episode,...
University President Jesse Rogers talks about how the college of Health Science and Human Services—now the school's biggest program—got its start at Midwestern State with a little urging...
University President Jesse Rogers details Midwestern State's controversial change from the Indians to the Mustangs—a change many oppose to this day. In this episode, Rogers tells of how...
University President Jesse Rogers details the beginning of Midwestern State's controversial change from the Indians to the Mustangs—a change many oppose to this day. In this episode, Rogers...
University President Jesse Rogers details the beginning of Midwestern State's controversial change from the Indians to the Mustangs—a change many oppose to this day.
Next episode: Changing...
University President Jesse Rogers tells the story of his impromptu promotion from chemistry professor to vice president of academic affairs—his first step into college administration.
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University President Jesse Rogers tells the story of a cat that belonged to Travis White, president of Midwestern University (as it was once called) when Rogers was hired, and a strange...
University President Jesse Rogers remembers a fishing trip when past engineering professor and "Korean war hero" Bill Brackeen finds himself in an embarrassing situation.
Brackeen was...
MSU President Jesse Rogers talks about a demonstration he once did as a chemistry professor, and the results were a little explosive.
Rogers got his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from...
Midwestern State University President Jesse Rogers describes watching an old on-campus prairie dog town from his chemistry lab window.
Rogers got his Bachelor of Science in Chemistry from...
Walter W. Dalquest and his wife, Rose, came to Midwestern State University in 1952 and retired from full-time service in 1984. Dalquest was one of the most productive scholars in the history of...
