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Day Trips

Walking Level Key

Level 1: Relaxing – Days tend to be shorter in length with a slow pace. Light physical activity is required, such as walking 10-15 minutes with little difficulty and able to climb a few steps.
Level 2: Leisurely – Some days are longer than others but move at a consistent pace. Passengers should be able to easily climb a flight of stairs, stand for short periods of time and walk for reasonable distances, possibly over uneven terrain (cobblestones, gravel, etc).
Level 3: Moderate – Days tend to be longer and operate at a quicker pace. Expect to stand and walk for long periods with changes in gradient, terrain.
Level 4: Active – Days are long and move at a more vigorous pace. Scheduled activities may require physical effort and require passengers to be in good shape. Expect long periods of walking and standing on rough surfaces.

Unless otherwise noted, Day Trips Depart from the WSU Metropolitan Complex, Entrance A. 

Walking Tour: A Different Side of Wichita State University

Date: Saturday, September 27
Time: 9a-1p
Departure: Social Tap, 4510 E 19th St N Suite #101, Wichita, KS 67208
Cost: $55
Activity Level 3 
Meals Included: Lunch
We’ll begin our day in the parking lot of Social Tap, right on the Wichita State University campus. When most people think of Wichita State, iconic landmarks like Corbin Hall or the legacy of Fairmount College often come to mind. But just beyond these familiar stories lies a lesser-known side of campus—one shaped by the complex history along 21^st Street. This landscape holds echoes of a Native American boarding school, the grounds of a once-exclusive country club, key moments from the Civil Rights movement, and ties to Wichita’s rich aviation heritage. These stories speak to the deep layers of community, conflict, and change that have helped shape both WSU and the city of Wichita. By exploring this side of campus, we uncover histories that challenge the traditional narrative and invite us to view Wichita State—and the city itself—through a broader, more inclusive lens. After the tour, join us for lunch at Social Tap to continue the conversation and reflect on the morning’s journey through history.
Facilitator: Dr. Jay Price, WSU History Professor

Heritage, Reflection and Community: Oklahoma City Memorial and Museum 30^th Anniversary

Date: Saturday, October 4
Time: 6:45a-8p
Cost: $142
Activity Level 2
Meals Included: Lunch
We will begin our day with a moving and educational visit to the Oklahoma City National Memorial & Museum, which honors the victims, survivors, and rescuers of the 1995 bombing. We will walk through the Outdoor Symbolic Memorial along with a guide from the National Parks Service and then explore the Museum’s interactive exhibits and powerful artifacts that chronicle the tragic event and the city’s journey toward healing. Some highlights will include reflecting at the Field of Empty Chairs, viewing the Survivor Tree and exploring the museum’s timeline of the day’s events. For lunch, we will step into a charming vintage setting at The Old Spaghetti Factory in Bricktown. It’s a family-friendly, classic spot with a unique trolley car dining area inside the restaurant. After lunch, Just a few blocks from the Memorial, we will visit the St. Joseph's Old Cathedral, one of the oldest churches in the city for a guided tour. This historic landmark was heavily damaged in the 1995 bombing and later restored. Learn about its history and architectural features while taking in the peaceful interior and beautiful stained glass windows. We will finish our day with a visit to the Oklahoma Firefighters Museum, located about 15 minutes from downtown. This museum is dedicated to the brave men and women who serve as firefighters, featuring antique fire trucks, equipment, uniforms, and memorabilia dating back to the early 1900s. We will view historic fire engines from the 1920s, a firehouse diorama, and gear and learn about the legacy of firefighting in Oklahoma. As we journey home, we will carry with us a deeper understanding of Oklahoma City’s resilience, history, and spirit. 

Tulsa Sounds & Stories: A Day of Music, Memories & More

Date: Saturday, October 11
Time: 7a-9p
Cost: $164
Activity Level 2
Meals Included: Lunch
Get ready for a soulful, inspiring, and music-filled adventure as we head to Tulsa, Oklahoma — a city steeped in musical legacy, rich culture, and Southern charm. Upon arrival, we’ll step into a true musical landmark: The Church Studio, founded by the legendary Leon Russell. This historic site, once a sacred church, became the beating heart of the Tulsa Sound. Today, it’s both a working recording studio and a treasure trove of music history. Inside, you’ll find a remarkable collection of Leon Russell memorabilia, including rare artifacts, personal items, and even his only known self-portrait. With private docent-led tours, you’ll be immersed in stories of rock legends, influential sessions, and the magic that continues to echo through the studio walls. Don’t be surprised if you catch a glimpse of a live recording in action — The Church Studio is as alive today as it was in its golden era. As a special treat, enjoy live classic rock music from noon to 1 p.m., adding the perfect soundtrack to your visit. After feeding the soul, it’s time to feed the body with a delicious buffet lunch at Bourbon Street Café, located in the heart of downtown Tulsa. The afternoon continues with a visit to the powerful and inspiring Bob Dylan Center and the Woody Guthrie Center, two iconic institutions honoring America’s greatest folk poets and storytellers. Walk through immersive exhibits, handwritten lyrics, unreleased recordings, and rare photographs that chronicle the lives and legacies of these music giants. This self-guided experience invites you to explore at your own pace and reflect on the impact of music as a force for change, truth, and unity. As the sun begins to set, we board our bus for a relaxing ride back home — but not before a comfort stop at the Tonkawa Pilot Travel Center, perfect for stretching your legs and grabbing a quick snack. With your heart full of music and your mind inspired by history, you’ll return home with unforgettable memories of a day that beautifully blended the past and present in the rhythm-filled streets of Tulsa.

Four Corners of Kansas Series Part 2: Northwest Kansas

History, Heritage, and the Heart of the Plains

Date: Saturday, November 8
Time: 6:45a-6:30p
Cost: $149
Activity Level 2
Meals Included: Lunch
Set out on a one-of-a-kind journey to the heart of the Great Plains, where ancient history, frontier legends, and small-town charm come together for an unforgettable day in Hays, Kansas. Our adventure begins with a comfortable ride across the rolling Kansas landscape before arriving at the fascinating Sternberg Museum of Natural History. Step into a world where the past comes alive—literally. Towering prehistoric creatures, rare fossils, and engaging exhibits reveal the ancient secrets of the Great Plains. You’ll come face to face with life-sized dinosaurs, explore hands-on discovery rooms, and even see live animals, all under one roof. Whether you’re a curious adult or a young explorer, the museum offers something for every age and interest. After exploring the prehistoric past, we head over to Thirsty’s Brew Pub & Grill for a hearty buffet lunch that’s sure to satisfy. With a welcoming atmosphere and a mouthwatering BBQ spread—complete with classic sides, cornbread muffins, and honey butter—you’ll experience the kind of Midwest hospitality that makes Hays a hidden gem. Recharged and refueled, we make our way to one of Hays’ most iconic sights—its bison herd. Nestled in Frontier Park, this living symbol of the American West roams in a peaceful, open enclosure just across from Historic Fort Hays. Watch these magnificent animals, including a few adorable calves, as they graze in the Kansas sun. It’s a scene that feels like stepping back in time. Next, we explore the historic grounds of Fort Hays, established in 1867 to protect the frontier during the construction of the Union Pacific Railroad. Wander through preserved buildings like the blockhouse, guardhouse, and officers’ quarters while hearing tales of frontier soldiers, Buffalo Soldiers, and pioneers who shaped this region. Through modern exhibits and original structures, you’ll discover how Fort Hays stood at the crossroads of American history. We round out our day with a visit to the breathtaking Basilica of St. Fidelis, affectionately known as the Cathedral of the Plains. With its soaring limestone towers and magnificent stained-glass windows, this architectural marvel offers a moment of peace, reflection, and awe. Designated one of the “8 Wonders of Kansas” and a minor basilica by Pope Francis, it’s a must-see treasure nestled in the heart of Victoria, just a short drive from Hays. With hearts full and minds enriched, we make our way back home, carrying with us stories of dinosaurs, pioneers, bison, and beautiful plains cathedrals—a true celebration of Kansas’ past and present. Reminder- if you attend all four trips in this series, you’ll get 40% off the final trip! The Four Corners of Kansas series will continue in 2026.

Tinsel & Time Travel: A Victorian Holiday Adventure in Independence, MO

Date: Saturday, December 6
Time: 6a-10p
Cost: $154
Activity Level 2
Meals Included: Lunch
We begin our holiday tour with the Bingham-Waggoner Mansion and Estate, a stunning 19th-century home once owned by prominent Independence residents. This beautifully preserved mansion will be adorned in Victorian holiday décor, offering an elegant look at Christmas traditions of the past. With multiple knowledgeable tour guides available, you’ll learn about the Waggoner family’s role in shaping the community and the estate’s unique connection to the Santa Fe Trail, which runs through the property. After the tour, we’ll enjoy a festive group lunch served in the cozy Carriage House on the estate grounds. The menu features Club and Veggie Wraps, potato salad, and apple pie for dessert — all served in a warm, holiday-themed setting by a friendly and experienced staff.  Our next destination is the breathtaking Vaile Victorian Mansion, a nationally recognized example of Second Empire architecture. Built in 1881 for frontier entrepreneur Harvey Vaile, the mansion boasts 31 rooms and intricate woodwork, fireplaces, and chandeliers — all made even more enchanting by elaborate Christmas decorations. During the holiday season, every room is dressed to impress with period-appropriate trees, garlands, and Victorian-inspired holiday flair. It’s a must-see for lovers of architecture and history alike! We’ll wrap up our time in Independence with a visit to the National Frontier Trails Museum, an interpretive history center dedicated to the pioneers who traveled the Santa Fe, Oregon, and California Trails. Exhibits include original artifacts, pioneer journals, covered wagon replicas, and interactive displays. Learn what life was like on the trail and how these westward routes shaped America’s expansion. As the sun sets, we’ll make our way through the world-famous Country Club Plaza Christmas Lights. This Kansas City tradition dates back to 1925 and features miles of dazzling holiday lights strung across Spanish-style buildings. It’s a truly magical way to end our festive day. A final comfort stop will be made halfway through our return trip before arriving back in Wichita.

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Arts & Humanities 

Historical Fiction Writing

Turn your love of history into compelling fiction in this four-week course with award-winning novelist Jillian Forsberg. Whether you’re just starting or revising a draft, you’ll learn to research effectively, write authentic scenes, and shape a story readers and publishers will love. Each week covers key steps—from research, concept and drafting to structure, editing, and next steps for publication. Perfect for aspiring historical fiction writers ready to bring the past to life.
Instructor: Jillian Forsberg, Historical Novelist

History of Highland Cemetery and Those Buried There

Join local cemetery historian Barb Myers for a two-part course exploring the rich history of Highland Cemetery—Wichita’s oldest burial ground, located at the northwest corner of 9th and Hillside. This course is perfect for history enthusiasts and preservation-minded individuals. Participants will learn about some of the remarkable individuals buried at Highland Cemetery, gain insight into proper cemetery etiquette, explore preservation techniques, and hear about future plans for the site. Session One will be held at Wichita State University’s Metroplex, where Myers will introduce the history of the cemetery and those who rest there. Session Two will take place at Highland Cemetery, where participants will tour the grounds and have an opportunity to help clean a grave marker, putting preservation techniques into practice. Each participant will receive a copy of Walking With the Wichita Pioneers, a guidebook authored by Barb Myers that brings the stories of Highland Cemetery to life. Barb’s book was named a Kansas Notable Book for 2025.
Instructor: Barb Myers, Local Cemetary Historian

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Business & Technology

Disinformation and Cybersecurity: Motives, Tactics and Indicators of Social Media Deception 

The average person has eight social media accounts and spends 2.5 hours per day checking them on their mobile devices. With technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, bot farms and facial recognition, people and groups are using social media to spread misinformation for strategic purposes, criminal motivations, or to incite anger and fear. This class will take a look at common motivation strategies and tactics associated with online disinformation and how a normal user can use tools and psychological analysis to spot them. 
Instructor: Joe Jabara, Director of Cybersecurity Education Awareness, Wichita State University

Wills & Estate Planning

We all know we need one, so why do we delay preparing our will? I’m too busy! I don’t have time! It’s too expensive! I don’t know what I want or what to do! I don’t know or like lawyers! What’s your excuse? Here’s your chance to learn about wills, probate, living trusts, powers of attorney, taxation and living will declarations. This course will prepare you to leave a clear, organized and orderly transfer of assets to your family, friends or charity. Come for information, entertainment and discussion. Your instructor has 40 years of experience helping clients plan their estates.
Instructor: Jeffrey Willis, JD, Attorney at Law

Intro to Voiceovers: Getting Started in Voice Acting

Do you have a passion for voiceovers? Want to earn income using your talents from the comfort of your home? Explore the fun, rewarding possibilities of the growing remote voiceover industry! You’ll learn about different types of voiceovers and tools needed to find success. Your instructor, a professional voice actor from Voices For All, will take notes as you read a real script in this one-on-one video chat setting, and offer some coaching to improve your delivery. You’ll receive a professional voiceover evaluation in a follow up call. One-time, 90-minute, introductory class. Upon registration you will be contacted by VFA to schedule your class for a day and time of your convenience.
Instructor for each student will vary depending on student’s availability

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Food & Drink

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Health & Wellness

Creative Flow Yoga and Art Journaling

This unique class weaves together intentional movement and imaginative expression. Traditional yoga postures—ranging from standing to seated and floor-based—are taught with purpose and aligned with each class’s theme, supporting not only the physical body but also the energetic experience. Instead of a traditional savasana, the class closes with guided art journaling, using prompts to spark reflection and creativity. No previous yoga or art experience is needed—just a willingness to explore. Art supplies are provided. Please bring a yoga mat, any props you like to use, water, and wear comfortable clothes you can move freely in.
Instructor: Aubrey Burnett, Certified Yoga Instructor

Yoga For Active Seniors

This supportive and engaging class blends seated chair yoga with standing postures to promote strength, flexibility, and balance—without the need to get down onto the floor. With a focus on stretching and strengthening, this class supports overall mobility and stability. It’s ideal for beginners or those looking to deepen their practice at a comfortable pace. Props are used creatively to make each posture accessible and to encourage new ways of exploring movement. Please bring a yoga mat, water, and wear comfortable clothes you can move freely in.
Instructor: Aubrey Burnett, Certified Yoga Instructor

Gentle Chair Yoga

This chair yoga class offers a gentle and accessible way to move your body, with all postures practiced while seated in a chair. Designed to support flexibility, stability, and overall mobility, each session also includes simple breathwork to encourage relaxation and presence. It’s a great option for anyone looking for an exercise class that doesn’t involve prolonged standing or getting down onto the floor. Perfect for all levels. Please wear comfortable clothing you can move freely in and water.
Instructor: Aubrey Burnett, Certified Yoga Instructor

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Hobbies & Leisure

ABCL: Introduction to Bridge

Embark on your Bridge journey with a structured approach designed to build your skills from the ground up. The series begins by familiarizing you with the basics of the game, including understanding the deck of 52 cards, trick-taking fundamentals, and the concept of trump. Each session builds upon the last, introducing new strategies and techniques essential for progressing in Bridge. Whether you’re a novice or looking to refresh your skills, this course provides a solid foundation in one of the world’s most beloved card games. Textbook provided! If this class fills up, we will add a section beginning on Thursday, Sept 4. 
No class 9/17.
Instructor: Susan Eagle, Bridge Instructor

Dots, Bams and Cracs, Oh My! Learn American Mah Jongg

Discover the world of American Mah Jongg, a captivating rummy-like game played with symbolled domino-like tiles. This class introduces you to the strategies and intricacies of the game, where the challenge lies in selecting the optimal winning strategy based on the tiles dealt to you. American Mah Jongg is played with tiles featuring Dots, Bams and Cracs, combining skill, logic and chance in every session. Typically played with four players, adaptations exist for two or three players. Each game lasts approximately 15 minutes, making it both engaging and time-efficient. Participants receive the latest league rule card and comprehensive guidebook. The class spans two weeks, culminating in a final session dedicated to three hours of immersive gameplay. Whether you’re new to the game or looking to refine your skills, this course promises an enriching experience in a friendly and supportive environment. Last class of each session will run from 6-9p.
Instructor: Brian Pressnall, Mah Jongg Enthusiast

Introductory Handpan

The handpan is a new instrument invented at the turn of this century and can be difficult to try before buying. This makes it hard to decide if you want to commit to purchasing one. Here is an opportunity to try these instruments in person! You will learn basic techniques to get started, play various handpan scales and decide if one resonates with you. You will have an opportunity to purchase a handpan and leave with the confidence to start your handpan journey today! If you’ve been thinking about getting a handpan, here is a chance to see if it is right for you. We have a growing community of players in Wichita, and we’d love to have you join us! Each participant will be provided with a handpan to use during the class.  
Instructor:  Daniel Baird, Handpan Specialist

Paint with the Alpacas at Lazy Moon Ranch

Embark on a one-of-a-kind adventure at Lazy Moon Ranch in Augusta, KS. This unique experience begins with a delightful farm tour, offering a chance to meet a variety of charming animals. You’ll enjoy an outdoor painting class in the company of the ranch’s adorable alpacas and Larry the Llama (weather permitting).  Should the weather not cooperate, the class will be moved indoors to a cozy barn, where you’ll be surrounded by fluffy sheep eager to keep you company as you paint an adorable fall ghost scene.  This event offers a relaxed and creative atmosphere perfect for art lovers and animal enthusiasts alike. 
Instructor: Erin Pankratz, Lazy Moon Ranch

Improv Classes with United Comedy Academy, Inc.

You’ll learn, you’ll perform, you’ll have a blast! Come explore Long Form Improv! We get rid of the games, the guessing, the constraints. This is the stuff SNL Sketches come from, and the tools used when movies use improvised scenes instead of written material. Don’t even get me started on the benefits that you will personally gain just by trying improv - voice projection, teamwork, building confidence, and finding calm in the unknown. Not only will you learn the tools to be a successful improvisor, but your last class will “graduate” via performance for a live audience. You have a goal to achieve with teammates to help get you there. This class is for all levels, including having no experience whatsoever. Wait no more, come explore!
Instructor: Sharla Hale, Chairman and Artistic Director of United Comedy Academy Inc

Learn to Crochet - A Beginners Guide

Ready to learn how to crochet? This beginner-friendly class is a fun and relaxed way to build a strong foundation for your new hobby. In a small group setting with plenty of one-on-one support, you’ll learn the basic stitches and techniques that open the door to making all of your dream projects! Along the way, we’ll complete three simple, satisfying projects, including a dish cloth, a beanie, and granny squares. To help get you started, each participant will be provided a hook, a skein of cotton yarn for the dish cloth, and a yarn needle.  For the beanie, you will be able to pick out your own yarn to make your project as personalized as you desire.
Instructor: Stefanie Stark, Crochet Instructor

The Artsy Bee Paint Party

Eoin us for a fun and creative acrylic paint class. No painting or art experience is required, and beginners are welcome.  What’s your favorite professional football team? Let’s paint their logo! All supplies are provided, and the design will be pre-sketched on a 12x18 canvas, ready for you to paint. Please select your team when you register. 
Instructor: Ramie Reed, The Artsy Bee Studio

Fly Fishing: Casting

Learn more about the art of casting a fly rod in this course! We will cover the basic casts needed in the sport as well as the skills and casting principles needed to become proficient with the overhead and roll casts. Students will receive hands-on instruction on these casts. All equipment will be provided. No class 10/27.
Instructor: Ryan Allred, Education Chairman, Flatland Fly Fishers Club

Fly Fishing: The Basics

This course is for the beginner and the intermediate interested in learning more about fly fishing. This is a lecture-based course that will cover all aspects of the sport, from the history to the equipment needed to get started. Students will receive information about how to buy their first fly rod and reel. Participants will also get hands-on training on how to tie knots while on the water as well as how to rig a fly rod for fishing different types of flies. Other topics covered during this course include gear, fly lines, entomology, reading water, conservation and etiquette. All equipment will be provided.
Instructor: Ryan Allred, Education Chairman, Flatland Fly Fishers Club

Fly Fishing: Tying

This course is for those interested in learning to tie their own flies. We will go over the tools and materials used and the basic tying techniques needed to become proficient in tying. Topics covered during this course will include both wet and dry flies for both warm and cold water fish. The course will provide all the materials you will need, including fly tying vices and tools.
Instructor: Ryan Allred, Education Chairman, Flatland Fly Fishers Club

Holiday Bird House

Join us for a fun and festive hands-on workshop where creativity meets rustic charm! In this engaging session, you’ll use pre-cut reclaimed fence wood to build and decorate a beautiful wall piece featuring a wooden birdhouse, winter greenery, and natural textures. Participants will assemble and personalize their birdhouse, craft a scenic background using tinted plaster or sheetrock mud, and embellish their creation with moss, pinecones, ribbon, a red bird, and more. To finish, you’ll add paint, snowflakes, and glitter for a magical touch. All supplies are provided—including paints, tools, and natural materials—and no prior experience is needed. Everyone will leave with a unique, handcrafted art piece perfect for holiday décor or gift-giving.
Instructor: Holly Harper, Owner, Persnickety

How to Play Piano by Ear

Learn one of music’s deepest mysteries: how to play songs without relying on music. A very practical presentation of music theory that includes predicting chord progressions, learning from recordings and transposing—all expressed in everyday language. This is an ideal follow-up to the “Instant Piano” class and is open to anyone who has a basic understanding of chords on any instrument. Expand your musical horizons, free yourself from sheet music dependence and be the life of the party! Prior experience with chords recommended. Fee includes the online book, online follow-up lessons, a recording of the class and an optional monthly question and answer session.
Instructor: Craig Coffman, President & Seminar Instructor, Chords are Key

Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People

In just a few hours, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to give you years of musical enjoyment. Learn to play piano the way professionals do—using chords. This class will be held online with zoom. You will be able to sit at your piano or keyboard and take this course with no pressure at all. This course includes an online book and online follow up video lessons so you will be able to continue your practice and study on your own. An optional periodic online question and answer session and a recording of the class is included as well. The course is partly lecture/demonstration and partly hands-on instruction. 
Instructor: Craig Coffman, President & Seminar Instructor, Chords are Key

Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy People

Have you ever wanted to learn the guitar but simply find it difficult to find the time? In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment, and you won’t have to take private lessons to do it. This crash course will teach you some basic chords and have you playing along with your favorite songs right away. Since this class is being held online with Zoom, you will be able to sit at home with your guitar and take this class without any pressure. The class also includes an online book and online follow-up video lessons, so you will be able to continue your practice and study on your own. An optional periodic online question and answer session and a recording of the class is included as well. For ages 13+.  
Instructor: Craig Coffman, President & Seminar Instructor, Chords are Key

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Language Learning

Travel Spanish

In this ten-week course, students will learn about Spanish culture, history and language.  Learn how to construct simple sentences including asking for directions, ordering meals and shopping. No prior knowledge of the language is necessary. A textbook is provided.
Instructor: Mary Williams, Spanish Instructor

Travel German

In this eight-week course, students will learn about German culture, history and language.  Learn how to construct simple sentences including asking for directions, ordering meals and shopping. No prior knowledge of the language is necessary. A textbook is provided.
Instructor: Refika Sarionder, German Instructor

Travel Italian

In this eight-week course, students will learn about Italian culture, history and language.  Learn how to construct simple sentences including asking for directions, ordering meals and shopping. No prior knowledge of the language is necessary. A textbook is provided.
Instructor: Gina Austin, Italian Instructor

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Locations

DHS • Derby High School
920 Rock Rd, Derby, KS 67037

HC • Highland Cemetery
1005 N. Hillside Ave, Wichita, Kansas 67214

HMC • Hughes Metropolitan Complex
5015 E. 29th St. North, Wichita, KS 67220

LMR • Lazy Moon Ranch
11296 SW 104th Terrace, Augusta, KS 67010

VLO • Viva La Olive
300 N Mead St Suite #105, Wichita, KS 67202

WBC • WIchita Bridge Center
1209 S Glendale St, Wichita, KS 67218

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Cancellation Policy

A student who withdraws a minimum of 24 hours prior to the first class will receive a registration refund less 15%. Failure to attend class does not constitute withdrawal. All withdrawals must be received in writing and postmarked prior to the first class meeting. No refunds will be issued after the first class meeting. We will refund 100% of your registration fee if the class you wish to take is full or if the class is canceled.

TRIP CANCELLATION

Unless otherwise noted, a 15% administrative fee will be assessed on all cancellations received more than 7 days prior to departure. NO REFUNDS will be issued within 7 days of trip departure. All cancellations must be received in writing. 

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Terms & Conditions

Photo Usage

By attending WSU Community Education classes, you give Wichita State the right to take photos and use your image in future promotional materials.

Accessibility

Wichita State University is committed to making programs accessible to persons with disabilities. If you wish to volunteer information regarding any special assistance you may need, please notify the Office of Community Education, 316-978-3731.

Notice of Non-Discrimination

Wichita State University (WSU) does not discriminate in its employment practices, or in its educational programs or activities on the basis of age (40 years or older), ancestry, color, disability, ethnicity, gender, gender expression, gender identity, genetic information, marital status, national origin, political affiliation, pregnancy, race, religion, sex, sexual orientation, or status as a veteran. WSU also prohibits retaliation against any person making a complaint of discrimination or against any person involved or participating in the investigation of any such allegation. Sexual misconduct, relationship violence, and stalking are forms of sex discrimination and are prohibited under Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972, other federal law, and WSU policy. The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding WSU’s non-discrimination policies: the Associate Vice President and University Title IX Coordinator (Telephone: (316) 978-3186), Office of Civil Rights, Title IX & ADA Compliance. For inquiries, please call or visit the Office of Civil Rights, Title IX & ADA Compliance at (316) 978-3186, Wichita State University, 1845 Fairmount, Wichita, KS 67260, Lindquist Hall.

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