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  1. Course Catalog

    Bachelor of Science in Nursing - RN to BSN Online Degree Completion Program

    The RN to BSN program offers advanced placement to registered nurses seeking a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. The program is completely online, is accessible 24 hours a day, and can be completed in as little as one calendar year or up to six years of part-time study. Thirty (30) hours of credit is awarded upon documentation of successful completion…

    https://catalog.wichita.edu/undergraduate/health-professions/nursing/bachelor-science-nursing-rn-bsn-online-degree-completion-program/

  2. Course Catalog

    Ascension Via Christi School of Nursing

    The Ascension Via Christi School of Nursing offers: The Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN); The Master of Science in Nursing (MSN); and The Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP). For more information about the graduate degrees, refer to the WSU Graduate Catalog. BS in Nursing The Bachelor of Science in Nursing program is designed to prepare students for the…

    https://catalog.wichita.edu/undergraduate/health-professions/nursing/

  3. Course Catalog

    Certificate in Interdisciplinary Leadership

    Upon completion of the interdisciplinary leadership certificate, students will have gained contemporary leadership skills in order to effectively contribute more to their profession and community. They will be able to: Identify leadership theories and concepts; Differentiate leadership practices across settings, organizations, disciplines and systems;…

    https://catalog.wichita.edu/undergraduate/innovation-design/certificate-interdisciplinary-leadership/

  4. Course Catalog

    Academic Advising

    Advising at WSU is an ongoing educational partnership between the student and professional/faculty advisors and advising staff. Academic advising promotes student success with the goal of helping students graduate in a timely manner. Academic advising is much more than just schedule building; it is a personalized way to explore options, get information and…

    https://catalog.wichita.edu/undergraduate/wichita-state-resources/academic-resources/academic-advising/

  5. Course Catalog

    Student Support Services

    OneStop Student Services OneStop Student Services offers student-focused support for questions related to admissions, advising, financial aid, records and registration, as well as student accounts. OneStop offers student services 24/7/365 via the student Self-Help Portal, the OneStop website, chat, and toll-free phone service at 316-978-3909. Additionally,…

    https://catalog.wichita.edu/undergraduate/wichita-state-resources/academic-resources/student-support-services/

  6. Course Catalog

    University Facilities

    Child Development Center The WSU Child Development Center is located at 3026 East 21st Street North, at the NW corner of Hillside and 21st Street. It is a licensed childcare center for children of WSU students, faculty, staff and alumni. A diverse staff of qualified lead teachers and WSU student assistants facilitates developmentally appropriate activities —…

    https://catalog.wichita.edu/undergraduate/wichita-state-resources/campus-resources/university-facilities/

  7. Course Catalog

    University Libraries

    University Libraries includes the main Ablah Library, the Thurlow Lieurance Memorial Music Library, and the Special Collections and University Archives Unit. These libraries connect students, faculty and staff to the information, technology and other resources essential to teaching, learning and research at WSU. University Libraries supports the academic…

    https://catalog.wichita.edu/undergraduate/wichita-state-resources/campus-resources/university-libraries/

  8. WSU Foundation

    It started with a license plate: Inside Shocker Pride Mentor’s experience

    Raya Zerger and her Shocker Pride Scholar mentee Alaejah Robinson. A Shocker license plate was all it took to reconnect Raya Zerger with Wichita State in a meaningful new way. “I just wanted to show my Shocker pride,” she said with a laugh. That small decision eventually led to something bigger — an email about the Shocker Pride Scholar mentoring program. “I…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/raya-zerger-mentor/

  9. WSU Foundation

    Study abroad experience creates path for alum’s career

    By Lily Parker ’23/25 When Alex Limon ’24 embarked on a study-abroad experience to Osaka, Japan, during his junior year at Wichita State, he had no way of knowing what a life-changing excursion it would be, one that would continue to open doors for him after graduation. In fact, at first, it was a rather intimidating venture. “When you study abroad, there…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/limon-study-abroad-experience/

  10. WSU Foundation

    Ramon Emmart ’15 mentors three Shocker Pride scholars

    Ramon Emmart wasn’t your traditional student at Wichita State. A few years into his undergraduate studies, he left to join the workforce. But when he was continually met with closed doors, he realized how valuable a diploma would be for his career trajectory. He returned to school, and, in 2015, received the degree that would open up a world of possibilities…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/ramon-emmart-shocker-pride-scholars/

  11. WSU Foundation

    Rhatigan: Student Centered

    By Connie Kachel White James J. Rhatigan came to Wichita State in 1965 as the university’s first and one of the nation’s youngest dean of students. He was 30 years old. He became vice president for student affairs in 1970, holding that position until 1996 and going on to serve as senior vice president until his retirement in 2002 – although he never did…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/dr-rhatigan-student-centered/

  12. WSU Foundation

    Returning adult student excels thanks to donor support

    Since she was a child, Melanie Spurgeon has dreamt of walking the halls of a university and proudly crossing a commencement stage to receive her degree. This year, though her path was far from traditional, she did exactly that, earning her bachelor’s degree in communication sciences and disorders. With four children between the ages of four and 12, returning…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/returning-adult-student-excels-thanks-to-donor-support/

  13. WSU Foundation

    Sight Lines

    Right now, as Judy Muiruri, a Wichita State physician assistant (PA) student originally from Kenya, Abelardo “Abe” Jaime, who’s studying surgical technology at WSU Tech, and Courtney Harris, a second-year WSU audiology student who works at the Evelyn Hendren Cassat Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic, take a look at the architectural plans for the biomedical…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/sight-lines-01/

  14. WSU Foundation

    Notable news at the WSU Foundation and Alumni Engagement

    Staff Accomplishments Darin Kater Darin Kater Senior Vice President Darin Kater was recently appointed as president of the Rotary Club of East Wichita, an organization he has long been a part of. With a history in Wichita dating back to 1911, the Wichita Rotary is a highly engaged group of local members working to organize service activities and develop…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/notable-news-at-the-wsu-foundation-and-alumni-engagement-5-1-2/

  15. WSU Foundation

    Shocker Lookback: The lasting influence of Gloria Steinem’s 1984 speech at WSU

    When Madeline McCullough, ‘86/14, agreed to photograph a forum board lecturer on campus in 1984, she never imagined that 39 years later her images would become a hot commodity. “I get this email in late March. It’s from the Asia Foundation, and they are going to honor Gloria Steinem at the 2023 Lotus Leadership Awards,” said the senior instructor at the…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/shocker-lookback-the-lasting-influence-of-gloria-steinems-1984-speech-at-wsu/

  16. WSU Foundation

    Vice President of Alumni Engagement welcomes Shocker Graduates

    …alum’s network after graduation?We provide ample communication and opportunities to connect with one another, whether it be through The Shocker Magazine, Shocker Connect e-mails, events and campus gatherings. We will continue to grow our efforts in time to ensure we reach Shockers everywhere. And there are always opportunities to get involved whether it be…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/vice-president-of-alumni-engagement-welcomes-shocker-graduates/

  17. WSU Foundation

    Audra Dinell ’09 shares what makes Wichita so entrepreneur-friendly

    Shocker profiles highlight the students, alumni, supporters, faculty and staff who make Shocker Nation all that it can be. These short Q&As allow you to hear from these remarkable individuals in their own words. Audra Dinell Where do you work and what do you do there?I am the founder of The Thread. We are a women’s leadership collective based here in…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/audra-dinell-09-shares-what-makes-wichita-so-entrepreneur-friendly/

  18. WSU Foundation

    Gratitude & giving back

    Through their estate gifts, donors tell unique life stories It is relatively common for alumni and other supporters of Wichita State to earmark a portion of their estates to benefit the school. But the past few months have seen some particularly generous and meaningful gifts to the WSU Foundation in this impactful category. A typical theme among these…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/gratitude-giving-back/

  19. WSU Foundation

    Wichita State’s Rémi Chou wins top NSF early career researcher award

    Written by Wichita State University Strategic Communications Dr. Rémi A. Chou, an assistant professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, has been awarded a National Science Foundation CAREER Award, the most prestigious award granted by the NSF to early career researchers. Chou’s grant – worth $519,000 over five years – will…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/wichita-states-remi-chou-wins-top-nsf-early-career-researcher-award/

  20. WSU Foundation

    WSU students eager to thank donors

    This year more than ever, Wichita State University students are connecting with the WSU Foundation during Grati-WU Week to thank those who have made a direct impact on their lives. “We have had 578 personal thank-you cards written thus far and they are still coming in,” says Kay Officer, donor engagement coordinator. Due to the pandemic, Wichita State…

    https://foundation.wichita.edu/wsu-students-eager-to-thank-donors/

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