The Senate Resolution, introduced by Senator Collins, designates March 27, 2025, as Keiser University Day in Florida, commemorating the institution's nearly 50 years of providing quality education and its significant contributions to the state and global economy. Keiser University, a prominent private, not-for-profit university in Florida, offers over 100 degree programs across various critical workforce sectors, including nursing, healthcare, and technology. With a diverse student body of approximately 20,000, including a notable percentage of active-duty service members and veterans, the university is recognized for its commitment to upward social mobility and is a leading producer of nursing professionals in the state.

The resolution also acknowledges the university's growth since its establishment in 1977, highlighting its impact on both local and global economies. It recognizes Chancellor and CEO Arthur Keiser, Ph.D., Vice Chancellor Belinda Keiser, and the Board of Trustees for their dedication to providing superior education. Additionally, the faculty's leadership in both classroom and online learning, as well as their charitable contributions to the state, are celebrated, reinforcing Keiser University's role as a vital educational institution in Florida.