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• Annual conflict of interest disclosure reporting period open through April 30
• New parking signage planned for campus
• Changes coming to workplace injury treatment process
• Free hearing evaluations for faculty and staff
• Criminal justice series: Ethics in Law Enforcement
• The difficulty of evidence, argument and rationality in reestablishing reality
• Holi spring festival returns to Wichita State
• Doctoral student needs participants for a hearing research
• Congratulations to the GRASP 2021 winners
• Living in Possibility virtual series

• Campus update: Planning for summer, fall
• Barton School of Business launches immersive Executive Education Programs
• OAT summer grant apps due
• Campus, NIAR email and calendar integration 
• FY22 online budget training available April 26
• Tuesday Talks: COVID-19 vaccine update
• Register for the F45 Playoffs today
• Applications open for Shocker Leadership Awards
• Submit nominations for advising awards
• Researchers offer help with parenting issues
• Use RSC Engraving for end-of-the-year awards
• Earn HealthQuest points for attending F45 classes
• Shocker grad to discuss food insecurity during pandemic
• The Honors College Faculty Council invites the campus community to two virtual events
• Tell students about Ulrich internship opportunity 
• Join SAC for Kahoot trivia on Tuesdays
• Wichita State Baseball opens Riverfront Stadium vs. Houston Cougars on April 10
• Register for a DIY plant-growing kit from SAC
• Volunteers needed for fall-risk monitoring study
• Are your students career-ready?
• Update allows students to create Teams sites
• Wichita Regional Chamber sponsors Barton School webinar
• Try the Quesadilla Burger in April

April 2, 2021 — The W. Frank Barton School of Business at Wichita State University has started Executive Education Programs aimed at bringing world-class resources, training and connections to Wichita’s top executives.

• COVID-19 vaccines open to all students and staff; 2nd dose available through SHS
• Faculty, staff virtual town Hall today
• Panel discussed universities' responsibilities with Freedom of Expression
• Wichita State’s engineering graduate programs are the highest ranked in Kansas
• April HealthQuest Upcoming Events
• Listen to episode 7 of 'Let's Talk about It'
• 'Creative 29' on display at ShiftSpaceGallery
• 'Creative 29' on display at ShiftSpaceGallery
• 17th annual GRASP symposium online today
• Technology Policy: A Case for Optimism and Freedom to Innovate
• Mathematical Sciences lecture today
• Tune in April 8 to watch the Hippodrome
• Small business center offers free webinars
• Wednesdays in Wiedemann with Lynne Davis
• The difficulty of evidence, argument and rationality in reestablishing reality
• Applications open for summer and fall 2021 Undergraduate Research Experience
• Try the Quesadilla Burger in April

April 2, 2021 — Public universities play an essential role in freedom of expression and should act as a promoter and protector, especially during contentious times that produce challenging and complex discussions. On Wednesday, March 31, Wichita State University presented “Speaking Freely on Freedom of Expression,” a virtual panel discussion that emphasized that point, among many others.

April 2, 2021 -- While the future of this pandemic and its effect on our daily lives still remains somewhat unknown, we are pleased to be coming to you with a message of cautious optimism as we continue our transition to a pre-pandemic mode of operation. Sedgwick County Commissioners voted to rescind all local COVID health orders, effectively immediately. Since the beginning of this pandemic, we have followed all guidance and orders issued by state and local public health authorities. Accordingly, WSU has rescinded all guidance requiring masks, social distancing and mass gathering limitations on our campus. However, we continue to strongly encourage our entire campus community to engage in these practices whenever possible. We also encourage everyone to get the vaccine when they become eligible.

April 1, 2021 - In the latest U.S. News and World Report rankings of universities offering a Ph.D. in engineering, the College of Engineering at Wichita State University is again ranked in the top 100 engineering graduate programs, the only institution from the state of Kansas to make it in the top 100. Wichita State ranks No. 77 on the list, up from No. 94 a year ago.