Riley Webb, marketing junior and intern at McCurdy

July 30, 2019 -- Students who work for local business McCurdy Auctions LLC often build valuable workplace skills that supplement their academic experiences. McCurdy is a frequent employer of Wichita State students, and many student employees continue to work there long after graduation.

  • Recent additions and revisions to university policies
  • Opportunity to develop new First-Year Seminars on July 31
  • RSVP today (Monday, July 29) for community campus visit on July 31
  • Student Health will be closed tomorrow (Tuesday, July 30)
  • The Suites are closed July 29-30 for training
  • Faculty: Verify your classroom's technology at upcoming training sessions
  • 2019 faculty award winner Rick Pappas reflects on 43 years of PE teaching
  • WSU announces title changes in Athletic Department
  • Wanted: Move-In Volunteers
  • Get early-bird pricing now for the Pumpkin Run
  • KU exhibition volleyball match tickets on sale

Gina Brown, physician assistant professor

Gina Brown believes that case studies are the best possible way to make sure that students are incorporating everything they learn into their practice during their first year in physician assistant (PA) school. Through the PA faculty’s combined efforts, Gina hopes that students leave with the skills, knowledge and character necessary to provide patients with care that’s in their best interest.

  • WSU’s investment in the personal and professional advancement of our staff and their dependents is significant
  • Wichita State is studying the potential of motorized scooters on campus
  • Annual Appointment Notices are now online, no longer printed
  • Register for free faculty and staff training
  • All call for WSU Student of the Year judges
  • Student Conduct and Community Standards office will be closed Monday
  • Kansas Prevention Conference set for October
  • 2018-19 recruitment event recap
  • RH: Taylor Aces Bottle Cap Challenge
  • Win the Day 5k will affect campus roads and parking tomorrow (Saturday, July 27)
  • Shocker Neighborhood 5k Walk / Run set for tomorrow (Saturday, July 27)
  • Meet the students who make sure you have fun during The Basketball Tournament
  • American All-Academic Team announced

  • Opportunity to develop new First-Year Seminars on July 31
  • Earn a master’s online in Learning and Instructional Design
  • Candidates for director of Office of Disability Services to present today (Thursday, July 25) and Friday, July 26
  • Registration for 'Campus Safety: Active Threat Incident Planning' is open
  • University Libraries offering patent training
  • Graduate School office will close at 2:45 p.m. today (Thursday, July 25)
  • Special campus visit planned for community, alumni and educators
  • KMUW is taking applications for speakers at Wichitalks
  • Summer bash at Meritrust in Braeburn Square today (Thursday, July 25)
  • Free budgeting and life skills class available for children of faculty, staff
  • Campus Recreation looking for guest presenters for staff training on Aug. 18
  • The Suites will be closed July 29-30 for training
  • WSUAA announces officers and new board members for FY20
  • Next steps for returning adults – July 29-30
  • WSU earns AVCA Team Academic Award

Connor Phelps and Jackson Drake, marketing and game operations interns with Shocker Athletics

July 24, 2019 -- It’s easy to take the free t-shirts, halftime performances and musical chairs on the Charles Koch Arena basketball court for granted. But, during every Shocker Athletics game, a team of student marketing and game operations interns follows a carefully choreographed plan to make sure fans have a good time in between each play.

  • Candidates for director of Office of Disability Services to present Thursday, July 25 and Friday, July 26
  • KMUW is taking applications for speakers at Wichitalks
  • Registrar’s Office will be closed tomorrow (Thursday, July 25)
  • Faculty: Verify your classroom's technology at upcoming training sessions
  • Become a Shocker Circle Keeper
  • Chrome River launch July 29 – Sign up for trainings now
  • Win the Day 5k will affect campus roads and parking Saturday, July 27
  • Shocker Neighborhood 5k Walk / Run set for Saturday, July 27
  • Order by Aug. 1 to add a brick to the Shocker Alumni Walkway
  • TBT fan information
  • Pumpkin Run registration is open

Rick Pappas, professor of physical education

In Rick Pappas' elementary school classroom, PE became a way to channel classroom lessons with physical activity. When he began teaching elementary PE at WSU in 2009, he taught his college students the same lesson.

  • Human Resources and ITS partner to develop automated notification of new employees
  • Roofing project to begin on Jardine Hall
  • Senate committee confirms three Regents
  • Polymer Characterization Workshop coming July 25-26
  • Registration still open for 'Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace' training
  • Ins and outs of grant administration: open workshops for faculty, staff
  • Announcing New Leader Orientation at WSU!
  • Students invited to enter essay competition for NASA Celebration Conference
  • WSU finalizes non-conference hoops schedule
  • TBT fan information
  • AfterShocks merchandise at the Shocker Store