All blog posts - A Blog for Future Shockers

Having good support from WSU staff and faculty was a difference-maker in Anna's experience. With coursework and research under her belt, she's ready to tackle medical school.

After being heavily involved on campus during her undergrad, Amelie is excited for what is to come. She plans to attend medical school after participating in psychology and neurobiology research at WSU.

College is a time for growth, and Josh experienced just that during his time at Wichita State. He will now work towards his postgraduate degrees with goals of building a more sustainable future.

Kaylan will continue her higher education journey at Wichita State after graduating from the College of Education. After four years of involvement on campus, she will pursue a master's degree in counseling.

Being a two-term president for her sorority taught Lauren a lot about leadership that she plans to use in her career. The Barton School of Business has prepared her for a future in real estate.

It wasn't easy to balance campus involvement, military service and coursework that included graduating with five minors, but Raf did all those and more during his time as a Shocker. His advice to future students - "live in the present."

It was early in the college search process when Riley knew she would be a Shocker. Now at the finish line of an involvement-filled undergrad experience, Riley encourages new students to take time to say "hello" to one another.

Graduating is bittersweet for Sameeha, but her undergraduate coursework and research experience has prepared her for medical school. Her advice to new students: ask for help when you need it!

Each spring, 17th Street in Wichita transforms into a lively, car-free festival where Wichitans can walk, bike, skate and enjoy the nice weather. It is the perfect opportunity to explore the Shocker Neighborhood and see the area come alive with people, vendors, food trucks and activities.

A high school choir trip to Wichita State put Shocker Nation on the map for Amaya. The Oklahoman found her place as a Shocker, joining Tri Delta sorority and working toward her psychology degree.