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  1. WSU Newsletters

    Psychology’s annual Research Roundup scheduled for April 20

    The Department of Psychology will host its 18th annual Research Roundup Wednesday, April 20 at the Rhatigan Student Center (RSC). The schedule will include the following: Poster Presentations: 1:30–3 p.m. RSC (Room 265 and Pike Room 266) Oral Presentations 3:15–4 p.m. RSC (Room 142) Research Roundup is a department-wide, annual event where graduate students …

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/04/14/psychology-annual-research-roundup-scheduled-for-april-20/

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    New Wichita State clinic offers free counseling for Wichita community

    A new Wichita State University mental health clinic is helping its clients take a positive and proactive approach to their mental health. The WSU Integrated Support and Empowerment (WISE) Clinic offers comprehensive counseling services to everyone in the Wichita community, and all services are free of charge. The purpose of the clinic is twofold: First, it…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2021/09/27/new-wichita-state-clinic-offers-free-counseling-for-wichita-community/

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    Haley featured in AP story about sports sanctions against Russia

    A number of sports organizations, including those in European club football and tennis, have levied sanctions against Russia in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine. The Associated Press recently approached Usha Haley for her opinion. Haley is the W. Frank Barton Distinguished Chair in International Business, and elected chair of the World Trade Council of…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/03/07/haley-featured-in-sports-sanctions-against-russia-ap-story/

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    School of Music’s ‘Oratorio Concert’ to broadcast on KPTS

    The Wichita State School of Music is excited to announce the premiere of its 2021 “Oratorio Concert” on KPTS at 8 p.m. July 23 (Wichita channel 8.1), with repeat performances at 9 p.m. July 24 (channel 8.2) and 8 p.m. July 26 (channel 8.2). The premiere includes recordings of Dan Forrest’s “Requiem for the Living” and Joel Thompson’s “Seven Last Words of the…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2021/07/13/school-of-musics-oratorio-concert-will-broadcast-on-kpts/

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    KMUW hiring news reporter

    KMUW, NPR for Wichita, is seeking a passionate and dedicated news reporter for its on-air broadcasts and digital platform. In this role, the reporter will produce news stories involving local political and civic topics, general assignment spots and features ranging from human interest to investigative. This is a perfect opportunity for a journalist looking…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2021/05/18/kmuw-hiring-news-reporter/

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    Attend KVersity active social today

    KVersity, a campus K-pop and hip-hop dance group, will host its first active social of the fall 2022 semester 3-4 p.m. today, Sept. 9. During the event, participants can meet and interact with KVersity members and will be introduced to other newcomers in the organization. Games and a random play dance crafted by our own KV exec board will also be featured…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/09/02/attend-kversity-active-social-sept-9/

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    Haley discusses Chinese business strategy in Fortune

    …of Distinguished Chair in International Business, and director of the Center for International Business Advancement — for her views on the WH Group’s recent turmoil and its effect on the U.S. pork industry. The U.S. pork industry is currently experiencing strategic uncertainty as the Chinese-based WH Group, which acquired the American-based Smithfield…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2021/08/26/haley-discusses-chinese-business-strategy-in-fortune/

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    Mortar Board accepting applications

    The Mortar Board, a national honor society that encourages scholarship, leadership and community service, is seeking nominations for its Wichita State chapter for the 2022-2023 academic year. The Wichita State chapter promotes Reading is Leading, hosts an annual book drive, and reads to children at local elementary schools. The Mortar Board accepts students …

    https://news.wichita.edu/2021/10/01/mortar-board-accepting-applications/

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    Become a WSU Microsoft Office Power User, earn a digital credential

    Are you a faculty or staff member looking for a New Year’s resolution? Become a Wichita State Microsoft Office Power User and attend a suite of Information Technology Services (ITS)-led Microsoft Office sessions. All sessions are free for faculty and staff and are offered remotely. The sessions offer faculty and staff tips and skills while allowing them to…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/01/03/become-a-wsu-microsoft-office-power-user-earn-a-digital-credential/

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    Center for Real Estate releases 2022 housing forecast

    The WSU Center for Real Estate released its 2022 Kansas Housing Markets Forecast series this week. The publications in this series review current housing market conditions in the major markets across the state — including Kansas City, Lawrence, Manhattan, Topeka and Wichita — and forecast housing market activity through the end of 2022. The series also…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2021/10/04/center-for-real-estate-releases-2022-housing-forecast/

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    Today’s 12 deals of Christmas sale items

    Are you looking for a holiday gift for your favorite Shocker? Visit the Shocker Store’s Rhatigan Student Center location for its 12 Deals of Christmas Sale through Dec. 4. Customers can also shop the sale at the online Shocker Store and receive free shipping if they spend more than $75. New sale items will be added daily and will remain on sale for the…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2021/12/03/todays-12-deals-of-christmas-sale-items-2/

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    Center for Real Estate releases 2023 Housing Forecast

    The WSU Center for Real Estate released its 2023 Kansas Housing Markets Forecast series this week. The publications in this series review current housing market conditions in the major markets across the state — including Kansas City, Lawrence, Manhattan, Topeka and Wichita — and forecast housing market activity through the end of 2023. The series also…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/10/03/center-for-real-estate-releases-2023-housing-forecast/

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    Sedgwick County COVID vaccine clinic available today

    The Sedgwick County Health Department will host its next COVID vaccine clinic 9 a.m.-1 p.m. today, July 27, at Charles Koch Arena. Anyone receiving a first dose or boosters of the COVID vaccine at the Charles Koch Arena vaccine clinic will receive a $50 Visa gift card. The clinic, run by Sedgwick County, offers the Pfizer vaccine for ages 5 and older, and…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/06/24/sedgwick-county-cancels-june-vaccine-clinics/

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    CHP hosts high school health sciences teacher’s workshop

    The College of Health Professions’ High School Advisory Council hosted its first health science teacher’s workshop. The workshop featured cutting-edge health science and biomechanical technology presentations, hands-on experiences with the new human cardiorespiratory simulation manikin and cadaver work in the CHP’s gross anatomy lab. High school teachers…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/08/02/__trashed-5/

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    Rock the vote: SGA elections scheduled for April 4-6

    …Association is April 4-6. The Wichita State University Student Government Association serves as the sole governing body over all students of Wichita State University. Embracing its motto, “Students Come First,” the Student Government Association serves as the voice of students to the university and college administration, manages the allocation of over…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/04/01/__trashed-15/

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    Student Health Services welcomes new physician

    Student Health Services is proud to announce its new clinic physician, Delane H. Vaughn, MD. Dr. Vaughn is a family medicine, board-certified doctor in Wichita, and is affiliated with multiple hospitals and other facilities in the area. Vaughn attended Wichita State University as a first-generation college student and graduated in 2003 with her bachelor of…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/07/06/student-health-services-welcomes-new-physician/

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    Ulrich Museum of Art hosting fall exhibition celebration

    The Ulrich Museum of Art will host an event to celebrate its fall exhibitions 5-8 p.m. Aug. 25. The new exhibitions include “Myths of the West: Stories of the Land and People from Wichita Art Collections,” which introduces viewers to diverse narratives of the history of the American West, focusing on the history of the Great Plains and the perspectives of…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/08/22/ulrich-museum-of-art-fall-exhibition-celebration/

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    Free Tallgrass film screenings offered to WSU students

    The Tallgrass Film Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary from Sept. 28-Oct. 2. As part of this event, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion and the Ulrich Museum of Art are taking part in supporting the festifval in the Murmurations category and other films to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month. “Home Owners”, “FINLANDIA,” and “What We Leave…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/09/21/free-tallgrass-film-screenings-offered-to-wsu-students/

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    WSU Opera Theater presents annual Open Scenes concert

    Wichita State’s Opera Theater, under the direction of Alan Held, College of Fine Arts director of opera studies, will present its annual Opera Scenes program at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 11 and at 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 13 at Wiedemann Hall. This annual, one-hour program features WSU students in various scenes from the operatic canon. Selections will be heard from…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2022/01/28/wsu-opera-theater-presents-annual-open-scenes-concert/

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    BeoShock HPC accelerates research, provides students with applied computing experiences

    Wichita State University’s high-performance computing (HPC) cluster is available to students, faculty and staff. Since its implementation, it has helped accelerate research and provided valuable computing experiences for students. Named after “BeoShock” after “Beowulf” and Shockers, the computing cluster has two large GPUs (Graphics Processing Units) and 800…

    https://news.wichita.edu/2021/05/13/beoshock-hpc-accelerates-research-provides-students-with-applied-computing-experiences/