• WSU researcher wants to protect confidential information from cyber attacks
  • Shock the Future referendum voting begins Monday, March 4
  • Candidates named for SGA 2019 General Election
  • SGA Election Commission offers dos and don’ts
  • Plans call for creation of SROTC Extension Unit at Wichita State
  • Shocker baseball at home today (Friday, March 1)
  • Graduate Students Association plans Mentorship Kick-Off today (Friday, March 1)
  • Comedian Matt Bellassai to present show at WSU
  • Student Support Services looking to hire a Web Manager
  • Nominate an advisor for the Excellence in Academic Advising Award
  • Save the date - URCAF 2019
  • Presentation lineup for FUN / Future Now at the Ulrich today (Friday, March 1) at the Ulrich Museum of Art
  • University Update
  • Student artists compete for cash prizes at the Emerging Artists show
  • Have you heard The Roundhouse podcasts?
  • ‘Luke the Longhorn: The Four Horsemen’ book signing tomorrow (Saturday, March 2)
  • Officers from Beta Alpha Psi Epsilon Tau chapter represent WSU at conference
  • Winners announced at Invent for the Planet competition
  • Experience the Tunnel of Oppression
  • Talk on AfrolatinX and Asian Americans in the work of Junot Diaz
  • Volunteer for Mentoring Monday
  • Learn popular dances from HALO
  • ODI looking for students to serve as leaders at Passage 2 Success Retreat
  • Register for Gender Diversity Training
  • Ulrich Alliance to award two $500 Scholarships this spring – Deadline: March 8
  • Free HIV Testing on Tuesday, March 5

  • WSU once again tops national rankings for engineering R&D
  • Signatures are due for USS and Non-Teaching UP Employee myPerformance Evaluations!
  • Presentation lineup for FUN / Future Now at the Ulrich today (Friday, March 1) at the Ulrich Museum of Art
  • University Libraries to host advanced webinars on Scopus
  • University Update
  • Have you heard The Roundhouse podcasts?
  • Graduate Students Association plans Mentorship Kick-Off today (Friday, March 1)
  • Shocker baseball at home today (Friday, March 1)
  • Talk on AfrolatinX and Asian Americans in the work of Junot Diaz
  • ‘Luke the Longhorn: The Four Horsemen’ book signing tomorrow (Saturday, March 2)
  • Save the date - URCAF 2019
  • Candidates named for SGA 2019 General Election
  • Student artists compete for cash prizes at the Emerging Artists show
  • Experience the Tunnel of Oppression
  • Volunteers needed for research study
  • Clarinetist Katsuya Yuasa to present recital on March 7
  • Officers from Beta Alpha Psi Epsiilon Tau chapter represent WSU at conference
  • Register for Gender Diversity Training
  • Discount available for a Wichita Wurlitzer Experience
  • ACT Prep Workshop to be held at Wichita State
  • Dream Run to generate funds for scholarships

Sandra Sanchez

Feb. 28, 2019  -- Sandra Sanchez is a first-generation student who will graduate with a degree in social work in May 2019

  • WSU researcher wants to protect confidential information from cyber attacks
  • Severe weather preparedness drill scheduled for Tuesday, March 5
  • SEM check-in: Increase transfer enrollment
  • Office of Research workshop: Finding funding
  • Plans call for creation of SROTC Extension Unit at Wichita State
  • College of Engineering Lunch and Learn tomorrow (Friday, March 1)
  • Why a Student-Athlete Success Center is necessary
  • Heartland Wichita Black Chamber of Commerce to hold news conference at WSU to announce a HWBCC Football Classic
  • Faculty nominations sought for a presidential award by Friday, March 1
  • Summer Tuition Assistance now open
  • Space is available in the Campus Safety: Active Threat Incident Planning training class
  • Third Annual Diverse Women’s Summit set for March 6-8
  • Schedule altered for home-opening baseball series
  • Graduate student seeking participants for coping with depression research project
  • DiverseCity Showcase Kick-off information
  • Register for Safe Zone LGBTQ Training

  • WSU researcher wants to protect confidential information from cyber attacks
  • Severe weather preparedness drill scheduled for Tuesday, March 5
  • SEM check-in: Increase transfer enrollment
  • Office of Research workshop: Finding funding
  • Plans call for creation of SROTC Extension Unit at Wichita State
  • College of Engineering Lunch and Learn tomorrow (Friday, March 1)
  • Why a Student-Athlete Success Center is necessary
  • Heartland Wichita Black Chamber of Commerce to hold news conference at WSU to announce a HWBCC Football Classic
  • Faculty nominations sought for a presidential award by Friday, March 1
  • Summer Tuition Assistance now open
  • Space is available in the Campus Safety: Active Threat Incident Planning training class
  • Third Annual Diverse Women’s Summit set for March 6-8
  • Schedule altered for home-opening baseball series
  • Graduate student seeking participants for coping with depression research project
  • DiverseCity Showcase Kick-off information
  • Register for Safe Zone LGBTQ Training

Wichita Campus

Feb. 28, 2019 -- The National Science Foundation (NSF) has released updated rankings for university research and development (R&D) expenditures, and Wichita State has held its position as the top university in the country for industry-funded aeronautical R&D, with a total of $34 million.

  • Open discussion planned today (Wednesday, Feb. 27)
  • Campus Rec Health Fair today (Wednesday, Feb. 27)
  • Liberal Arts and Sciences to host Shock the Future Town Hall today (Wednesday, Feb. 27)
  • Parking Services reminder
  • Service-Learning Showcase registration open
  • Diversity and Inclusion schedules LGBTQ Movie Night
  • Community Service Board invites you to the Giving Back Fair
  • Volunteer for Food Bank Friday
  • Ulrich Alliance to award two $500 Scholarships this spring – Deadline: March 8
  • WSU Weekly Briefing to feature a Shock the Future update from Provost Rick Muma
  • Volunteer for Mentoring Monday
  • Shock the Future voting March 4-6
  • Have a safe and fun Spring Break!
  • University Libraries to host advanced webinars on Scopus
  • Participate in the WSU/McBEE Campus Safety Survey open now
  • Writing Now / Reading Now this Thursday at the Ulrich Museum of Art
  • Presentation lineup for FUN / Future Now at the Ulrich this Friday, March 1, at the Ulrich Museum of Art
  • Comedian Matt Bellassai to present show at WSU
  • Winners announced at Invent for the Planet competition
  • Severe weather preparedness drill scheduled for Tuesday, March 5
  • Jump!Star call for entries: Tell a ‘star story’
  • ‘How to Fly a Spacecraft’ lecture to be presented Thursday, Feb. 28
  • Got Milk? A look at consumer buying behaviors based on design elements and symbolism
  • Volunteers needed for research study of students who are taking or have taken an online course
  • Volunteers needed for research study in Human Performance Lab
  • Graduate student seeking participants for coping with depression research project
  • Clarinetist Katsuya Yuasa to present recital on March 7
  • DiverseCity Showcase Kick-off information
  • WSU announces game day changes at Eck Stadium
  • RSC Unplugged features Aaron Lee Martin
  • Register for Safe Zone LGBTQ Training
  • Experience the Tunnel of Oppression
  • ¡Hola!

  • Open discussion planned today (Wednesday, Feb. 27)
  • Campus Rec Health Fair today (Wednesday, Feb. 27)
  • Blackboard maintenance scheduled on Friday, March 1
  • Teaching faculty are invited to apply for Tilford Incentive Grant
  • Accessibility Tip of the Week: Understanding Blackboard Ally
  • Liberal Arts and Sciences to host Shock the Future Town Hall today (Wednesday, Feb. 27)
  • WSU Weekly Briefing to feature a Shock the Future update from Provost Rick Muma
  • Presentation lineup for FUN / Future Now at the Ulrich this Friday, March 1, at the Ulrich Museum of Art
  • Promoting accessibility
  • Sponsors needed for 10th Annual Shock the Yard Step Show
  • Parking Services reminder
  • Health equity for women in Kansas is the focus of WSU research project
  • Faculty nominations sought for a presidential award by Friday, March 1
  • Four WSU alumni buy majority stake in the firm
  • Comedian Matt Bellassai to present show at WSU
  • Graduate student seeking participants for coping with depression research project
  • DiverseCity Showcase Kick-off information
  • Winners announced at Invent for the Planet competition
  • WSU announces game day changes at Eck Stadium
  • New date set for 3-on-3 basketball hoops tournament
  • Faculty Appreciation at the Shocker Store at Braeburn Square
  • RSC Unplugged features Aaron Lee Martin

  • Open discussion planned today (Wednesday, Feb. 27)
  • Campus Rec Health Fair today (Wednesday, Feb. 27)
  • Blackboard maintenance scheduled on Friday, March 1
  • Teaching faculty are invited to apply for Tilford Incentive Grant
  • Accessibility Tip of the Week: Understanding Blackboard Ally
  • Liberal Arts and Sciences to host Shock the Future Town Hall today (Wednesday, Feb. 27)
  • WSU Weekly Briefing to feature a Shock the Future update from Provost Rick Muma
  • Presentation lineup for FUN / Future Now at the Ulrich this Friday, March 1, at the Ulrich Museum of Art
  • Promoting accessibility
  • Sponsors needed for 10th Annual Shock the Yard Step Show
  • Parking Services reminder
  • Health equity for women in Kansas is the focus of WSU research project
  • Faculty nominations sought for a presidential award by Friday, March 1
  • Four WSU alumni buy majority stake in the firm
  • Comedian Matt Bellassai to present show at WSU
  • Graduate student seeking participants for coping with depression research project
  • DiverseCity Showcase Kick-off information
  • Winners announced at Invent for the Planet competition
  • WSU announces game day changes at Eck Stadium
  • New date set for 3-on-3 basketball hoops tournament
  • Faculty Appreciation at the Shocker Store at Braeburn Square
  • RSC Unplugged features Aaron Lee Martin

Amy Chesser and Nikki Keene Woods

Feb. 26, 2019 -- Two Wichita State Public Health Sciences faculty members are focusing their research on health equity for women in Kansas. The researchers have been approved for a $250,000 Engagement Award for their project “Women Involved Network (WIN for Kansas): Community Collaboration to Create Health Equity.”