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1. kcee.wichita.edu

   Contact Us

   Physical Location Kansas Council for Economic Education1845 Fairmount St.Woolsey Hall #303GWichita, KS 67260-0203 Mailing Address Kansas Council for Economic Education1845 Fairmount St.WSU Campus Box 203Wichita, KS 67260-0203 Contact List General Contact – KCEE@wichita.edu, 316-978-5183, FAX 316-978-5164 Charlene Nichols, Email, 316-978-5165

   https://kcee.wichita.edu/contact-us/

2. kcee.wichita.edu

   Curriculum

   KCEE is affiliated with the Council for Economic Education (CEE), the premier resource for economic and financial literacy resources for K-12 educators. CEE lessons use activities, multimedia content and background readings to give your students an applied, hands-on experience that is classroom tested. Drawing on the expertise of university professors, CEE…

   https://kcee.wichita.edu/curriculum/

3. ksarn.org

   AI literacy guides

   …Training / AI literacy guides AI literacy guides AI literacy guides Every topic from the AI literacy course, as a standalone reference. Search or filter to find exactly what you need. Want the full path and a certificate? Take the course. AllAI basicsIntegrity and AIAssignment designAssessment redesignTeaching with AICourse AI policyYour own workflowAccess…

   https://ksarn.org/ai-guides/

4. ksarn.org

   Why AI detectors are unreliable

   …anchor your integrity plan. It is tempting to want a tool that flags AI writing. The research does not support trusting one. In testing of many commercial detectors, none reached high accuracy, and all produced both false positives, flagging human writing as AI, and false negatives, missing AI writing. Detectors can be defeated by light editing, and they …

   https://ksarn.org/ai-guide-detectors-are-unreliable/

5. ksarn.org

   Write a clear, tiered policy

   Home / AI literacy guides / Course AI policy AI literacy guide · Course AI policy Write a clear, tiered policy A good AI policy is specific, tiered, and easy to follow. A one-line ban or a vague nod to AI both fail, because students cannot tell what to do. A workable policy is specific and tiered. Many instructors define levels: no AI use on this task,…

   https://ksarn.org/ai-guide-clear-tiered-policy/

6. ksarn.org

   All guides

   Home / All guides Find any page All guides Every standalone guide from every course, in one place. Search by keyword or filter by course to jump straight to the page you need. No login required to read. Looking for a full course and a certificate? See the course catalog. AllCanvasBlackboardAI literacyTeaching foundationsLearning theoriesClassroom…

   https://ksarn.org/ksarn-library/

7. WSU Newsletters

   Check out what’s at the Community Garden

   Check out what’s currently growing at the Community Garden for the week of July 13, 2026. The beds in the garden are now numbered to help you quickly find what you’re looking for. Make sure to wash what you pick thoroughly before enjoying. Cilantro, bed #7 – Ready to be harvested. To pick, use clean scissors or gently pinch with your fingers and cut stems…

   https://news.wichita.edu/2026/07/15/check-out-whats-at-the-community-garden-3/

8. WSU Newsletters

   Available now: Complete your annual appointment notice

   The 2027 fiscal and academic year annual appointment notices are now available online and will not be printed or distributed to departments. Log in and acknowledge your appointment notice by Aug. 31. Note that University Support Staff (USS), non-benefit-eligible employees (students, lecturers and temporary employees) and WSU Intercollegiate Athletic…

   https://news.wichita.edu/2026/07/06/available-now-complete-your-annual-appointment-notice/

9. WSU Newsletters

   Check out what’s at the Community Garden

   Check out what’s currently growing at the Community Garden for the week of June 22, 2026. The garden now has signage to let you know what is ready to be picked and what is still in the process of growing. Make sure to wash what you pick thoroughly before enjoying: Basil – Not ready to be harvested. Beets – Not ready to be harvested. Expected to be ready for …

   https://news.wichita.edu/2026/06/22/check-out-whats-at-the-community-garden-2/

10. WSU Newsletters

    Check out what’s at the Community Garden

    Check out what’s currently growing at the Community Garden for the week of June 15, 2026. The garden now has signage to let you know what is ready to be picked and what is still in the process of growing. Make sure to wash what you pick thoroughly before enjoying: Cilantro – Ready to be harvested. To pick, use clean scissors or gently pinch with your fingers…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2026/06/16/check-out-whats-at-the-community-garden/

11. WSU Newsletters

    Parking garage add-on ePermits on sale July 1

    The parking garage add-on ePermit for the second half of the year will go on sale at 8:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 1. Any current ePermit holder is eligible to purchase this add-on for $50. The add-on will allow ePermit holders to park on floor two, the ramp to three, floor three and the ramp to four without having to pay the hourly rate through Dec. 31. This…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2026/06/15/parking-garage-add-on-epermits-on-sale-july-1/

12. WSU Newsletters

    Military and Veteran Services joins nation in honoring and remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice this Memorial Day

    This Memorial Day — Monday, May 25 — WSU’s Military and Veteran Services joins the nation in honoring and remembering the courageous individuals of the United States Armed Forces who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to the country, and encourages everyone in Shocker Nation to take a moment to pause, reflect and remember the brave individuals who gave…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2026/05/22/military-and-veteran-services-joins-nation-in-honoring-and-remembering-those-who-made-the-ultimate-sacrifice-this-memorial-day/

13. WSU Newsletters

    Plan to attend ‘WSU Finance 101: Updated, Expanded, and Essential’

    If you pay invoices, enter requisitions, monitor budgets or have financial-related questions, this informational session is for you. Topics will include: General Use (GU) and Restricted Use (RU) fund essentials The FOAPAL string and how to understand each transaction Budget building and management cycle Systems show-and-tell with a sneak peek at SSB9 Tips…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2025/10/08/plan-to-attend-finance-101-updated-expanded-and-essential/

14. WSU Newsletters

    Celebrate the spring 2026 Staff Senate Scholarship recipients

    The Staff Senate is proud to announce the recipients of the spring 2026 Staff Senate Scholarships. These scholarships support the educational goals of Wichita State staff members and their dependents, helping them achieve academic success. Madison McCullough – Applied drawing Brynn Potter – Cyber security Wendy Brooking – Criminal justice Jacob Crabtree –…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2026/01/20/celebrate-the-spring-2026-staff-senate-scholarship-recipients/

15. WSU Newsletters

    Wichita State announces refined set of university values

    Based on faculty and staff feedback from a survey sent out following the 2025 Fall Address, the Strategic Planning Committee has refined the university’s values in the Strategic Plan, unifying them into one set of five values. The university values reflect who we are and underline the culture at Wichita State University. Previously, the values were split…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2025/12/10/wichita-state-announces-refined-set-of-university-values/

16. WSU Newsletters

    Last FARE Faculty Research Collaborative of the semester will be Dec. 3 in 142 RSC, Harvest Room

    The Faculty Research Collaborative, sponsored by the Office of Faculty Advancement, Retention, and Excellence (FARE), is an effort to establish a multidisciplinary research partnerships across Wichita State University. The final gathering of the semester will be from 2 to 3:15 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 3 in 142 Rhatigan Student Center, Harvest Room. The events…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2025/11/20/last-fare-faculty-research-collaborative-of-the-semester-will-be-dec-3/

17. WSU Newsletters

    Award-winning Widener Global Leaders Program welcomes its fifth cohort at inspiring kickoff event

    The Widener Global Leaders Program (WGLP)— recognized by the Wichita Business Journal with its Innovation Award—celebrated the launch of its fifth cohort during a dynamic welcome event at Wichita State University. The new class features 12 exceptional students representing the Barton School of Business, the Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2025/11/04/award-winning-widener-global-leaders-program-welcomes-its-fifth-cohort-at-inspiring-kickoff-event/

18. WSU Newsletters

    Students can compete for cash prizes at annual Innovation Works competition

    Encourage your students to participate in the annual Innovation Works competition and put their classroom learning into practice Nov. 7-9. Hosted in partnership with Lockheed Martin Skunk Works, Innovation Works is a fast-paced, interdisciplinary hackathon where students apply critical thinking, collaboration and creativity to real-world challenges inspired …

    https://news.wichita.edu/2025/10/21/students-can-compete-for-cash-prizes-at-annual-innovation-works-competition/

19. WSU Newsletters

    Grammy-nominated violinist Jeremy Kittel will join WSU Symphony Orchestra Oct. 9

    …will join Kittel in performing several of his original compositions along with “Ashokan Farewell,” the moving theme from PBS’s “The Civil War.” Kittel is a Grammy-nominated violinist, fiddler and composer whose work crosses genres from folk and jazz to Celtic and classical. His orchestral piece “Stones River,” commissioned by the Orlando Philharmonic, was…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2025/10/08/grammy-nominated-violinist-jeremy-kittel-will-join-wsu-symphony-orchestra-oct-9/

20. WSU Newsletters

    Military and Veteran Services celebrates U.S. Air Force birthday

    Join Military and Veteran Services in celebration of the United States Air Force birthday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 18 at 318 Shocker Success Center. Enjoy coffee and donuts at 10 a.m. generously donated by Vet-to-Vet Support Command, grab some light snacks and refreshments at 11 a.m., and take part in a birthday cake cutting at 12:30 a.m.…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2025/09/11/military-and-veteran-services-celebrates-u-s-air-force-birthday/