Workshop: Beginning QuickBooksLocation: Hughes Metropolitan Complex, Entrance B Learn from a Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor how to properly set up QuickBooks. The topics will include screen overview, accounts receivable and payable and banking. Cost: $99 For more information, call (316) 978-3193 or email marcia.stevens@wichita.edu. Open to the public. Sponsored by: Kansas Small Business Development Center $
details... Workshop: Intermediate QuickBooksLocation: Hughes Metropolitan Complex, Entrance B This intermediate workshop will cover advance setup, sales tax, accounts receivable and payable, credit card purchases and payroll. Successful completion of Beginning QuickBooks or instructor permission is required for enrollment. For more information, call (316) 978-3193 or email marcia.stevens@wichita.edu. Open to the public. Sponsored by: Kansas Small Business Development Center $
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Ceremony: 18th Annual Multicultural Graduation CelebrationLocation: 180 Hughes Metropolitan Complex The Multicultural Graduation Celebration will honor WSU graduates' accomplishments and the rich diversity they have brought to their educational experience. The critical intersections between cultural diversity and the graduates' Shocker experience will be applauded. For more information, call (316) 978-3034 or email the Office of Multicultural Affairs at oma@wichita.edu. Open to WSU Community. Sponsored by: Office of Multicultural Affairs
details... Presentation: Free STD Testing ClinicLocation: 209 Ahlberg Hall This presentation is a part of "A Sexual Health Awareness Series." Every Thursday in April, a different topic will be presented on the importance of sexual health. Free samples and information will be available at every event. For more information, call (316) 978-3620 or email heather.stafford@wichita.edu. Open to WSU Community. Sponsored by: Student Health Services
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WSU Madrigals and WSU Women's Glee ClubLocation: Wiedemann Hall The WSU choral department presents "The Good Life: RITMO CALIENTE." The Women's Glee Club, Dr. Michael Hanawalt, director, will perform a program celebrating four stages of life. Henry Purcell's "Sound the Trumpet," from his "ode Come Ye Sons of Art," invokes the joyful vigor of youth. Aaron Copland's "Laurie's Song," an aria from "The Tender Land," explores the idea of growing up and becoming an adult. György Orbán's "Kyrie" from his "Mass No. 6" depicts the reflective nature of one's mature years. Finally, Ysaye Barnwell's "Wanting Memories," from the song suite "Crossings," reflects on the loss of a parent. The WSU Madrigal Singers presents "RITMO CALIENTE (Hot Rhythms)," a program featuring a variety of Spanish language songs from Spain, Mexico and several other Latin-American countries. The topics are universal: Love (Te Quiero), Faith (Esto les Digo) and music (Yo le Canto Todo el Dia). The excitement of Cuban folk rhythms permeates "Son de Camaguey" and percussion dominates the texture of "El Almuercero." With all of these "hot rhythms" it is nice that the concert includes some water songs ("Cantos del Agua"). The Madrigals, directed by Dr. Tom Wine, are a select 16-voice ensemble known for presenting a variety of vocal styles. This unique excursion into the music of Spanish music brings several international influences to the concert stage. Tickets for this event go on sale April 4 and are available for $7 with discounts available. Purchase tickets online at http://www.wichita.edu/j/?1966. For tickets, please call the WSU Fine Arts Box Office at 316-978-3233. For more information, contact Tom Wine at 316-978-3103. Open to the public. Sponsored by: The WSU School of Music $
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