The Senate Resolution, introduced by Senator Rodriguez, designates February 26, 2026, as Keiser University Day in Florida, commemorating the institution's nearly 50 years of delivering quality education and its significant contributions to the state's workforce and economy. Keiser University, a prominent private, not-for-profit university, offers over 100 degree programs across various critical sectors, including nursing, healthcare, and technology, and serves approximately 20,000 students annually across 21 campuses, including 18 in Florida and 3 international locations. The university is recognized for its commitment to upward social mobility, producing a substantial number of nursing professionals, and supporting a diverse student body, including active-duty service members and veterans.

The resolution further acknowledges Keiser University's growth since its establishment in 1977, its mission to address Florida's workforce needs, and its positive economic impact. It highlights the university's leadership, including Chancellor Arthur Keiser and his cabinet, as well as the faculty's dedication to providing superior education and community service. The resolution celebrates the institution's achievements and its role in fostering educational opportunities for nontraditional students, thereby enhancing the state's educational landscape and workforce development.