Rasmussen College expands Bachelor’s degree offerings to on-site classes in Illinois, Wisconsin

Rasmussen College announced May 18 that the Illinois campuses in Aurora, Rockford and Romeoville/Joliet will begin offering bachelor’s degree programs, starting with the Bachelor’s in Business Management program. Additionally, the Wausau and Green Bay campuses in Wisconsin will begin offering bachelor’s degree programs in Accounting, Business Management, Healthcare Management and Criminal Justice. These degree programs [...]

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Rasmussen College announces first round of 110th Anniversary Scholarship recipients

Rasmussen College is proud to announce the first recipients of the Rasmussen College 110th Anniversary Scholarship. Twenty-five prospective Rasmussen College students have a chance to receive award amounts to help further their education. The winners include the following: Tammy Maus, Green Bay Campus – Associate’s in Human Services ($5,000 scholarship) Brandi Ausk, Brooklyn Park Campus [...]

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Rasmussen College announces new Wausau campus faculty

Rasmussen College announced May 13, 2010 the addition of three new faculty members at its campus in Wausau, Wis. Tom Lisack, Corinne Solsrud, and Lisa Reed join Rasmussen College during a time of significant growth for the Wausau campus, which is currently seeking additional qualified professionals to fill a number of available positions in student [...]

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Rasmussen Allied Health students partake in HIV/AIDS awareness

On Friday, May 14th, the Allied Health students from the Anatomy and Physiology course at the Rasmussen College Eden Prairie Campus delivered presentations on HIV/AIDS to students at the Loring Nicollet Alternative High School in Minneapolis. This was a culmination of weeks of research and sharing of knowledge to more than 50 high school students.  [...]

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Rasmussen Faculty Spotlight – Elizabeth Sobiech

Elizabeth Sobiech is full-time faculty at the St. Cloud campus, where she serves as the Program Coordinator for the Medical Lab Technician curriculum. She holds an AAs from Alexandria Technical College and a BS from the University of Cincinnati, and joined us in June 2008. Elizabeth works tirelessly to develop the MLT program at St. [...]

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Rasmussen Faculty Spotlight – Eric Roeske

Eric Roeske is part-time faculty at the Eagan campus, where he serves as a firearms instructor for the Law Enforcement Practical Training Program (AKA “SKILLS”). He joined Rasmussen in July of 2009.

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Rasmussen College offers more than $20 million in scholarships

Rasmussen College was recently named by CBS Moneywatch.com one of the top educational organizations helping students alleviate financial burdens by offering affordable solutions. The article, “14 Colleges with Tuition Bargains,” highlights the college’s continued efforts to make available more than $20 million in scholarships to students each year. The following scholarships offer a snapshot of [...]

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Rasmussen Faculty Spotlight – Kyra Austin

Kyra Austin joined the Rasmussen Romeoville/Joliet campus in October 2009 as a Health Information Technology (H.I.T.) Program Coordinator. She holds a B.S. in Health Information Management from Illinois State University and an M.A. in Organizational Leadership from Lewis University.

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Aurora librarian’s article featured on CNBC’s Web site

An article written by Mary DiMaggio, a librarian at Rasmussen College’s Aurora campus, was recently featured on CNBC’s Web site. The article, Top Ten Best (and Worst) Mergers of All Time, features famous mergers such as the Disney/Pixar merger, the AOL/Time Warner merger and the Exxon/Mobil merger. According to the article, “For whatever the reason, [...]

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Minnesota campuses featured on KARE 11 News

The Minnesota metro campuses and Twin Cities Office collected over 500 toys and donated $5000 to Toys for Tots. The group was featured on the 10 o’clock segment of KARE 11 News, an NBC affiliate.

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