Jan 24, 2017 — By WSU News Services — Join the Counseling & Testing Center again this semester for Keep Calm & Breathe On. Drop in to build structured relaxation time into your life and learn techniques to do relaxation on your own. You will be led in meditation, mindfulness and relaxation practices. The meetings are from 12:15-12:45 p.m. every Wednesday starting tomorrow (Jan. 25) in 257 RSC. Drop in or contact the Counseling & Testi

Jan 23, 2017 — By WSU News Services — Nominations are now being accepted for the President's Award for Distinguished Service for Unclassified Professionals. Nominees should have a minimum of three years of service at WSU and at least a 0.5-time appointment as an Unclassified Professional. Nominations should clearly illustrate the significant accomplishments / services exhibited by the nominee and how that action has moved the universi

Jan 24, 2017 — By WSU News Services — Nominations are now being accepted for the President's Award for Distinguished Service for Unclassified Professionals. Nominees should have a minimum of three years of service at WSU and at least a 0.5-time appointment as an Unclassified Professional. Nominations should clearly illustrate the significant accomplishments / services exhibited by the nominee and how that action has moved the universi

Jan 23, 2017 — By WSU News Services — The first free biometric screening event for 2017 is tomorrow (Tuesday, Jan. 24) in 266 RSC. To check your scheduled time, or sign up for future dates, log in at https://KansasHealthQuest.CernerWellness.com (click on the Step 2 Biometric Screenings image). Walk-ins are accepted, depending upon availability. Biometric screening events are worth five credits for both the employee and spouse (if appl

Jan 19, 2017 — By WSU News Services — The Kansas Board of Regents Wednesday, Jan. 18, approved an affiliation proposal to be presented to the Kansas Legislature that would deepen formal ties between Sedgwick County's two largest public higher education institutions. Under the proposal, which was approved Monday by Wichita Area Technical College's board, WATC would become the WSU Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology. WATC emplo

Jan 19, 2017 — By WSU News Services — The Kansas Board of Regents Wednesday, Jan. 18, approved an affiliation proposal to be presented to the Kansas Legislature that would deepen formal ties between Sedgwick County's two largest public higher education institutions. Under the proposal, which was approved Monday by Wichita Area Technical College's board, WATC would become the WSU Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology. WATC emplo

Jan 19, 2017 — By WSU News Services — The Kansas Board of Regents Wednesday, Jan. 18, approved an affiliation proposal to be presented to the Kansas Legislature that would deepen formal ties between Sedgwick County's two largest public higher education institutions. Under the proposal, which was approved Monday by Wichita Area Technical College's board, WATC would become the WSU Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology. WATC emplo

Jan 19, 2017 — By WSU News Services — The Kansas Board of Regents Wednesday, Jan. 18, approved an affiliation proposal to be presented to the Kansas Legislature that would deepen formal ties between Sedgwick County's two largest public higher education institutions. Under the proposal, which was approved Monday by Wichita Area Technical College's board, WATC would become the WSU Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology. WATC emplo

Jan 19, 2017 — By WSU News Services — The Kansas Board of Regents Wednesday, Jan. 18, approved an affiliation proposal to be presented to the Kansas Legislature that would deepen formal ties between Sedgwick County's two largest public higher education institutions. Under the proposal, which was approved Monday by Wichita Area Technical College's board, WATC would become the WSU Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology. WATC emplo

Jan 19, 2017 — By WSU News Services — The Kansas Board of Regents Wednesday, Jan. 18, approved an affiliation proposal to be presented to the Kansas Legislature that would deepen formal ties between Sedgwick County's two largest public higher education institutions. Under the proposal, which was approved Monday by Wichita Area Technical College's board, WATC would become the WSU Campus of Applied Sciences and Technology. WATC empl