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Get information on D.C. and Topeka internships

The Department of Political Science is hosting two information sessions for students interested in interning in Washington, D.C., or Topeka during the spring 2023 semester. The sessions will take place at the following times and dates: 12:30-1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 266 Rhatigan Student Center. Free pizza will be available for attendees. 4-5 p.m.…

https://news.wichita.edu/2022/09/15/apply-for-washington-d-c-or-topeka-internship-info-sessions/

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Suzanne Hawley appointed as CAPS first faculty fellow

Suzanne Hawley, Department of Public Health professor, has been appointed as the first Counseling and Prevention Services (CAPS) faculty fellow. Hawley has supported the efforts of CAPS through numerous works, including an evaluation of the Mental Wellness in the Classroom Cards and the submission of a manuscript for publication investigating the…

https://news.wichita.edu/2022/05/18/suzanne-hawley-appointed-as-caps-first-faculty-fellow/

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Know who to call in case of an emergency – Call UPD directly at 316-978-3450 while on campus

The University Police Department wants to remind students about the appropriate channels for reaching emergency services while they’re on campus. If you are on campus with a phone: Calling UPD directly at 316-978-3450 is ideal for getting immediate assistance. Calling 911 will connect you with Sedgwick County and could result in longer wait times for…

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/10/30/know-who-to-call-in-case-of-an-emergency-call-upd-directly-at-316-978-3450-while-on-campus/

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Wichita State research will identify erosion risks for historic sites in Kansas

Kansas is home to more than 15,000 archaeological sites containing arrowheads, ceramics and bison bones. Some of those sites, and people’s ability to learn their stories, are in danger. Dr. Matthew D. Howland, assistant professor in Wichita State University’s Department of Anthropology, is in the early stages of modeling risks posed by erosion caused by…

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/10/07/wichita-state-research-will-identify-erosion-risks-for-historic-sites-in-kansas/

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Sociology professor co-authors research on parental assessment of schools

Dr. Chase Billingham, associate professor and graduate program coordinator in the Department of Sociology in the Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and co-authors utilized original data collected with a survey funded by a WSU URCA grant to examine factors influencing parental assessment of schools in a research article recently published in AERA…

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/10/10/sociology-professor-co-authors-research-on-parental-assessment-of-schools/

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SHS soon to provide new COVID booster shots

Student Health Service’s walk-in vaccine clinic is open and will soon begin offering the new Bivalent booster – free of charge – for WSU and WSU Tech students, employees, families and innovation partners 18 and older. Supplies of the new booster have not yet been made available to Wichita State, but once they are, that will be communicated to the campus…

https://news.wichita.edu/2022/09/06/shs-temporarily-suspending-walk-in-vaccine-clinic/

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Professor in ISLE recently co-authored research on counseling Latine populations

Dr. Edil Torres Rivera, professor in Latinx studies in Intervention Services and Leadership in Education (ISLE) department, recently co-authored a research article, “Decolonization is liberation: Operationalization of decolonial model of counseling using liberation psychology principles with the Latine population(s),” in the Journal of Multicultural…

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/10/23/professor-in-isle-recently-co-authored-research-on-counseling-latine-populations/

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Public Health Sciences students awarded $10,000

Wichita State’s HEALTH (Health Education Advocates for Leadership, Teamwork, and Humanity) Student Association in the Department of Public Health Sciences (PHS) was recently awarded $10,000 in grants as part of the Kansas Beats The Virus initiative. The funds will be used to support the promotion of COVID-19 testing and vaccination, and to engage in…

https://news.wichita.edu/2021/09/13/public-health-sciences-students-awarded-10000/

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Constitution Week events focus on representation and citizen dialogue

…faculty, staff and the general public are invited to attend events celebrating Constitution Week 2022, Sept. 19-21. The week’s events are sponsored by the Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the Department of Political Science and student research supported by the Battin-Lester Corporate Responsibility Fellowship. This year’s theme is…

https://news.wichita.edu/2022/09/14/constitution-week-events-discuss-representation-and-citizen-dialogue/

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WSU partnership will expand COVID vaccinations in underrepresented communities

Wichita State is partnering with Gov. Laura Kelly and the Kansas Department of Health and Environment in an initiative to increase COVID-19 vaccinations to underrepresented communities across Kansas. Last week, the governor announced that WSU’s Community Engagement Institute (CEI) will work together on the Increase the Reach initiative, which provides an…

https://news.wichita.edu/2021/10/01/wsu-partnership-will-expand-covid-vaccinations-in-underrepresented-communities/

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Dr. Michael Rogers, Human Performance Studies, featured in New York Times

Dr. Michael Rogers, professor of exercise science in the Department of Human Performance Studies, developed an easy 10-minute workout for those want to start exercising that was featured in a recent New York Times article.

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/08/20/dr-michael-rogers-human-performance-studies-featured-in-new-york-times/

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Join political science and Pi Sigma Alpha for a watch party of the first 2024 presidential debate

Join the Department of Political Science and Pi Sigma Alpha to watch the first presidential debate of the 2024 election. The event will be hosted starting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, June 27 in 417 Lindquist Hall. Snacks and refreshments will be provided.

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/06/21/join-department-of-political-science-and-pi-sigma-alpha-for-a-watch-party-for-the-first-2024-presidential-debate/

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Visit Wichita State Connect for open house

Wichita State Connect will host an open house on from 3-5:30 p.m. Oct. 24. The event will take place at the Wichita State Connect Building next to the Wichita State Police Department and Parking Services Building. Guests should enter through the east entrance. Refreshments and hors d’oeuvres will be provided.

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/09/16/visit-wichita-state-connect-for-open-house/

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WSUPD detective candidates will present on the Fourth Amendment

Join the Wichita State University Police Department (PD) detective candidates as they present on “Exceptions to the Fourth Amendment Search Warrant Requirement” from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, Aug. 23 in 256 Rhatigan Student Center, Edmiston Room. Each of the five candidates will present for 15-20 minutes each followed by a question and answer session.

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/08/19/wsupd-detective-candidates-will-present-on-the-fourth-amendment/

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Societal impacts: How to win grants, do outreach and connect science to the unengaged

The Department of Biological Sciences invites campus to its next departmental seminar at 4 p.m. Monday, Sept. 30 in 218 Hubbard Hall with guest speaker Dr. Matt Wilkins, CEO of Galactic Polymath, on “Societal Impacts: How to win grants, do outreach, and connect science to the unengaged” Abstract: It has never been more essential for scientists to connect…

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/09/30/societal-impacts-how-to-win-grants-do-outreach-and-connect-science-to-the-unengaged/

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Road markings on campus will be repainted in July

Research Place, near Wichita State Connect and the WSU Police Department, will be closed while Facility Services begins repainting starting Monday, July 8. Work is expected to last until Thursday, July 11. Road markings across campus will then be repainted through July 19, weather permitting. Fairmount Street, North Yale Avenue and Mike Oatman Drive will be …

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/07/01/road-markings-on-research-place-will-be-restriped-starting-july-8/

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Dr. Reagan Murnan elected to Kansas Association of Teacher Educators board

The College of Applied Studies is proud to announce that Dr. Reagan Murnan, assistant professor of Special Education in the ISLE department, has been elected to the Kansas Association of Teacher Educators (ATE-K) board. ATE-K supports quality teacher education in Kansas by cooperating with national and other professional organizations. Dr. Murnan’s…

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/06/25/dr-reagan-murnan-elected-to-kansas-association-of-teacher-educators-board/

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Artist to present a staged field demo of his sculpture ‘The Celestial Mechanic’

In collaboration with the Department of Anthropology’s archaeology faculty and students, sculptor Randy Regier will give an artist’s talk at 6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5 in the form of a staged field demo, beside his outdoor sculpture, The Celestial Mechanic (2018), near the Geology Building. Regier will open the clear dome that encases the partially excavated…

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/09/03/artist-to-present-a-staged-field-demo-of-his-sculpture-the-celestial-mechanic/

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WSU publishes guidance and training video on flexible work arrangements

To provide the opportunity for work/life balance, job satisfaction, and a more inclusive workplace, Wichita State University recognizes the need to offer flexible working arrangements. The university also recognizes that guidance may be helpful for employees who want to request a flexible work arrangement and in determining when Flexible Work Arrangements…

https://news.wichita.edu/2021/04/22/wsu-publishes-guidance-and-training-video-on-flexible-work-arrangements/

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Sign up for Active Threat Training with WSUPD

Join the Wichita State University Police Department in its active threat training using ALERRT’s CRASE curriculum. The Civilian Response to Active Shooter Events (CRASE) course, designed and built on the Avoid, Deny, Defend (ADD) strategy developed by ALERRT in 2004, provides strategies, guidance and a proven plan for surviving an active shooter event.…

https://news.wichita.edu/2024/08/21/sign-up-for-active-threat-training-with-wsupd/