Campus Connection: Oct. 23, 2018

  • You're invited to a Shocker Pep Rally on Monday, Oct. 29
  • WSU professor, student team up with Ocean Spray to stop tooth decay
  • Livesay named new dean of WSU College of Engineering
  • People are relocating to Wichita, thanks to WSU Tech's free-tuition scholarship program
  • Halloween ComicFest is coming Saturday, Oct. 27
  • Longhofer to be keynote speaker for the RSCK Real Estate Forecast today (Tuesday, Oct. 23)
  • Dallas Morning News runs op-ed by WSU's Neal Allen
  • WSU School of Performing Arts presents ‘Seussical,' the musical
  • Prominent alum Matt Wilson receives honor by Jazz Journalists Association
  • Buddhist monk pursuing business degree at Wichita State
  • Opera Theater to present ‘Street Scene'
  • Last call for Big Pink Volleyball
  • Women in Public Service Celebration Event coming Thursday, Nov. 1
  • Shocker Street Speak: Meet Wichita
  • Shocker Rowing gets new home in downtown Wichita
  • Ulrich Museum of Art announces upcoming October events

WSU Today: Oct. 23, 2018

  • WSU professor, student team up with Ocean Spray to stop tooth decay
  • On-campus Biometric Screenings today (Tuesday, Oct. 23) and Nov. 6
  • Countdown to the end of Open Enrollment!
  • You're invited to Housing and Residence Life's Open House
  • Longhofer to be keynote speaker for the RSCK Real Estate Forecast today (Tuesday, Oct. 23)
  • ‘Burnt Generation' program today (Tuesday, Oct. 23)
  • One elevator in Hubbard Hall is out of service for maintenance
  • Jane Hodge retirement party set for Friday, Oct. 26
  • Prominent alum Matt Wilson receives honor by Jazz Journalists Association
  • Buddhist monk pursuing business degree at Wichita State
  • University Libraries hosting Statista webinar on Thursday, Oct. 25
  • Opera Theater to present ‘Street Scene'
  • Last call for Big Pink Volleyball
  • ‘Where Can I Find Primary Sources?” workshop on Oct. 31
  • Are you first in your family to attend college? Join us for a free program!
  • Donate to the Mortar Board book drive
  • Nonconference single game tickets on sale now
  • The Student Advocate offers a submission form

Shocker Blast: Oct. 22, 2018

  • You're invited to a Shocker Pep Rally on Monday, Oct. 29
  • What's your major?
  • Collecting payments for an event or fundraiser?
  • Graduate School Professional Development Series event on Nov. 1
  • The Student Advocate offers a submission form
  • WSU School of Performing Arts presents ‘Seussical,' the musical
  • SAMPE to hold professional event tomorrow (Tuesday, Oct. 23)
  • Fright Night Haunting at the Heskett Center on Oct. 26
  • Are you first in your family to attend college? Join us for a free program!
  • Building Effective Teams class offers meditation and Yoga
  • University Libraries hosting Statista webinar on Thursday, Oct. 25
  • Last call for Big Pink Volleyball
  • WSU Police thank you and ask for continued support for the Shocker Support Locker
  • Donate to the Mortar Board book drive
  • Opera Theater to present ‘Street Scene'
  • SAC presents Chris Moon -- Ghost Hunter
  • Halloween ComicFest is coming Saturday, Oct. 27
  • Try the Burger of the Month at SSGL
  • Purchase your ticket to Drag Show on Friday, Nov. 2

WSU Today: Oct. 22, 2018

  • People are relocating to Wichita, thanks to WSU Tech's free-tuition scholarship program
  • Town Hall Topic: Strategic Planning on Oct. 25
  • Administrative Processes & Procedures Information Sharing, Q&A event on Nov. 8
  • This is major
  • New WSU buttons available for purchase through today (Monday, Oct. 22)
  • SAMPE to hold professional event tomorrow (Tuesday, Oct. 23)
  • Neal Allen: Predicting Gov. Kobach, Gov. Kelly and President Pence
  • WSU School of Performing Arts presents ‘Seussical,' the musical
  • Fright Night Haunting at the Heskett Center on Oct. 26
  • Students can get legal advice without the cost
  • AccuWeather's WSU Faculty & Staff Open House on Monday, Oct. 29
  • Retirement party planned for Chuck Bouska and Becky North
  • Graduate School Professional Development Series event on Nov. 1
  • Halloween ComicFest is coming Saturday, Oct. 27
  • Pub Peek: Fast Facts Wu
  • Try the Burger of the Month at SSGL

Rheanna Pierce

Grad student uses experiences to prepare for success

Oct. 19, 2018 -- Rheanna Pierce, a second-year graduate student at Wichita State University, didn't know how incredible her experience at WSU would be until she dove right in to a semester of applied learning geared toward her major in social work.

Students at basketball game

Students: get your Shocker basketball tickets

Oct. 19, 2018 -- WSU students can get free tickets to all home men's and women's basketball games.

Shocker Blast: Oct. 19, 2018

  • Don't miss India Night 2k18
  • Come to the improv show today (Friday, Oct. 19)
  • Are you first in your family to attend college? Join us for a free program!
  • Livesay named new dean of WSU College of Engineering
  • Cheer on Shocker Bowling at their only home tournament
  • Remember to attend Trunk or Treat
  • Shocker Rowing gets new home in downtown Wichita
  • Housing and Residence Life posting reminders
  • Apply now to join the Transition Mentor staff
  • Ulrich Museum of Art announces upcoming October events
  • Robots to take center stage at WSU's Koch Arena
  • Get legal advice without the cost
  • Regalia for graduating students
  • Check out these AmeriCorps VISTA opportunities
  • WSU School of Performing Arts presents ‘Seussical,' the musical
  • SAMPE to hold professional event on Tuesday, Oct. 23
  • Building Effective Teams class offers meditation and Yoga
  • Asian Student Conference to hold Date Auction on Friday, Nov. 9
  • Child Development Center is hiring teacher assistants
  • Tunnel of Oppression postponed to spring

WSU Today: Oct. 19, 2018

  • You're invited to a Shocker Pep Rally on Monday, Oct. 29
  • New WSU buttons available for purchase through Monday, Oct. 22
  • ‘Intellectual Property for Beginners' workshop will be held today (Friday, Oct. 19)
  • Don't miss India Night 2k18
  • Faculty Senate meeting to be held Monday, Oct. 22
  • Only 13 days left for 2019 Open Enrollment!
  • Faculty / Staff Town Hall planned for Thursday, Nov. 1
  • ME Graduate Seminar to feature Melanie Derby
  • Women in Public Service Celebration Event coming Thursday, Nov. 1
  • Dallas Morning News runs op-ed by WSU's Neal Allen
  • Bring the family to Trunk or Treat on Saturday, Oct. 20
  • Housing and Residence Life posting reminders
  • Services set for longtime School of Nursing professor
  • Tunnel of Oppression postponed to spring
  • Shocker Street Speak: Meet Wichita

Wichita Campus

Livesay named new dean of WSU College of Engineering

Oct. 18, 2018 -- Dennis Livesay, dean of the Graduate School, associate vice president for Research and Technology Transfer, and professor of chemistry at Wichita State University, has been named the new dean of WSU's College of Engineering, effective Jan. 1.

WSU Today: Oct. 18, 2018

  • Livesay named new dean of WSU College of Engineering
  • Calling all first-in-family graduates
  • Spring 2019 Tuition assistance now open
  • WSU Madrigals and Women's Glee Club to present fall concert
  • Strategic Communications announces promotion and new appointment
  • WSU Geology Department presents two events this week
  • Shocker Rowing gets new home in downtown Wichita
  • Understanding Finance at WSU coming on Oct. 30
  • Ulrich Museum of Art announces upcoming October events
  • Harpool featured in WalletHub story about rewards credit cards
  • Office of Institutional Equity and Compliance to host event in RSC
  • ‘Women in the Professoriate' presentation coming Nov. 2
  • Robots to take center stage at WSU's Koch Arena
  • Cheer on Shocker Bowling at their only home tournament
  • Do your students need accessibility training?
  • DSI observers – We need your help
  • Dining Services invites you to take guest satisfaction survey