WSU Today: July 12, 2019

•    Annual Appointment Notices will now be online, no longer printed
•    Time at WSU helped student build successful business
•    WSU research will help reduce weight, cost of high-speed missiles
•    TBT single-session tickets on sale
•    Volleyball Dinner and Auction set for Aug. 24
•    Students invited to enter essay competition for NASA Celebration Conference
•    Fraternity and sorority alumni asked to take part in Greek Life survey
•    Pumpkin Run registration is now open

WSU Today: July 11, 2019

  • Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 at NCAT July 22
  • Parking lots are being resurfaced east of Grace Wilkie and MRC
  • Outdoor Art Cafe event canceled
  • WSU featured in article about the growth of badges in higher education
  • 'Finding Funding' research workshops available this month
  • Sign up for Chrome River training
  • Polymer Characterization Workshop coming July 25-26
  • Understand how to direct and motivate employees with CMD training
  • Free budgeting and life skills class available for children of faculty, staff
  • Kansas Prevention Conference set for October

NIAR building

WSU research will help reduce weight, cost of high-speed missiles

July 10, 2019 -- Wichita State University’s National Institute for Aviation Research received a three-year $33 million contract from the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation & Missile Center for a project focused on emerging materials for high-speed missile applications.

WSU Today: July 10, 2019

  • Campus traffic flow to change temporarily as signage work is completed
  • All buildings will have outside locks rekeyed
  • Estate gift will support WSU music students
  • Student Conduct and Community Standards is moving offices July 11-12
  • Registration for 'Campus Safety: Active Threat Incident Planning' is available
  • WSU staff are invited to academic resources training event
  • University Libraries offering patent training
  • 'Why IP: Innovation to Impact' workshop set for July 24
  • 'Banner 9 Scheduling Building Training' - July 24-25
  • Sign up for Summer Writing Retreat
  • Stunning new exhibition catalogue 'Fire in the Paint Locker' celebrates Wichita-based artist
  • Ulrich Museum invites your participation in brief survey
  • Seeking artist proposals for outdoor staircase at Clinton Hall
  • Plan to attend the AfterShocks Tourney Tip-Off event

WSU Today: July 9, 2019

  • Annual Appointment Notices will now be online, no longer printed
  • WSU's Alexandre Shvartsburg wins Presidential Early Career Award
  • Fast-growing varsity Esports program, gaming lab put WSU on the map
  • Opportunity to develop new First-Year Seminars on July 10 and 31
  • Outdoor Art Cafe kicks off Shocker Summer Series
  • CMD offers 40 percent discount for faculty, staff and students for summer courses
  • Ins and outs of grant administration: open workshops for faculty, staff
  • Meet faculty award recipient Bayram Yildirim
  • KMUW invites you to Engage ICT today
  • Tenure and Promotion Workshop coming July 16
  • SSS is hiring tutors for fall 2019
  • Last call to submit your fall events for Welcomefest listing
  • Teen study participants needed

Campus Connection: July 9, 2019

  • WSU partners to serve Army on aerospace projects
  • Join us for some summer of fun!
  • Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 at NCAT July 22
  • Boeing senior VP, WSU alum, featured in national story
  • KMUW invites you to Engage ICT
  • Fast-growing varsity Esports program, gaming lab put WSU on the map
  • Stunning new exhibition catalogue 'Fire in the Paint Locker' celebrates Wichita-based artist
  • Second Annual Kansas Prevention Conference to be held this October
  • WSU ShiftSpace moving to new, collaborative space
  • Shocker trio receive Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission awards
  • Athletic Training students host cleat drive
  • Extra discount on clearance merchandise
  • Teen study participants needed

WSU Today: July 8, 2019

  • July HealthQuest upcoming events
  • Paid Parental Leave for employees effective July 1
  • Take advantage of the campus chemical cleanup event
  • Opportunity to develop new First-Year Seminars on July 10 and 31
  • Chrome River launch July 29 – Sign up for trainings now
  • Celebrate the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 at NCAT July 22
  • Student Conduct and Community Standards is moving offices July 11-12
  • Upcoming change to WSU travel booking process at Sunflower Travel
  • Wanted: Move-In Volunteers
  • Athletic Training students host cleat drive
  • Extra discount on clearance merchandise

Eddie Sandoval, founder and owner of Pinole Blue

Time at WSU helped student build successful business

July 8, 2019 - Eddie Sandoval graduated from Wichita State in 2017 with a business finance degree. While in school, he used the resources around him to launch a successful business called Pinole Blue.

WSU Today: July 5, 2019

  • WSU staff are invited to training event
  • WSU ShiftSpace moving to new, collaborative space
  • Purchasing Office will close at noon today (Friday, July 5)
  • Take advantage of the campus chemical cleanup event
  • SSS is hiring tutors for fall 2019
  • Second Annual Kansas Prevention Conference to be held this October
  • Submit your fall events for the Welcomefest listing
  • Haley’s expertise cited in ‘China Daily’ and ‘Real Clear Politics’
  • KMUW invites you to Engage ICT
  • Shocker trio receive Greater Wichita Area Sports Commission awards

Gaming equipment at Wichita State's varsity Sports room.

Fast-growing varsity Esports program, gaming lab put WSU on the map

July 3, 2019 - Tyler Levesque, Wichita State’s Esports coordinator, moved fast during his first semester as Esports coordinator, putting together two teams and arranging practices on the fly in January. When his Esports students return in the fall, the program will look and feel much different.