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On September 9, 2009, Rasmussen College’s Fort Myers campus offered a seminar on terrorism.

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The Green Bay Campus hosted Ben Geisler, president and CEO of the game-developing company Frozen Codebase. Mr. Geisler has made his mark in the game-development industry with such titles as Hulk: Ultimate Destruction, Prototype and Quake 4.

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The Eagan Campus hosted Representative John Kline of Minnesota’s 2nd district. He is the leading republican on the Education and Labor committee, which is responsible for Higher Education Policy in the House.

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At the Ocala Campus, there is an overall increase in enrollment this year, partially due to the layoffs of a large mortgage company in the area, Taylor Bean & Whitaker.

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The Eden Prairie Campus had a number of events in August. The first was the “Rasolympics” which held specific events geared towards physically impaired students.

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The Romeoville/Joliet Campus unveiled two $10,000 scholarships to the local community. The It’s My Time scholarship is designed to give two hopeful students help in achieving their goals for continuing education and for securing a rewarding, successful career.

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Community involvement and lifelong learning are key areas of Rasmussen’s mission and important parts of baccalaureate culture. During summer quarter, Bismarck instructor Shadd Piehl and librarian Chandra Hirning partnered with the local public library to bring a noted North Dakota author into the Bismarck/Mandan community.

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Comcast Newsmakers recently discussed the highly popular early start high school program offered at all Rasmussen College campus locations. Jeff Andrews, Director of Community Development for Rasmussen College, explained the program that is being offered to all high school juniors and seniors.

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Rasmussen College’s Brooklyn Park campus hosted a SWAT team for an Insider Shooter Drill. Students and faculty were able to partake in the event and learn what to do in a shooter crisis.

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Four Ft. Myers area colleges are pledging to help veterans by covering the financial costs of tuition that are not covered by the veterans’ G.I. Bill.

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