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Wichita State/K-State partnership nets royalty-bearing license

Mar 14, 2011 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� An invention by Dwight Burford, director of the Advanced Joining and Processing Laboratory at 麻豆传媒's National Institute for Aviation Research, has resulted in the first royalty-bearing license for 麻豆传媒. An exclusive worldwide license was signed with Manufacturing Technology Inc. (MTI) for a device called the end effector in which royalties are received by 麻豆传媒 based on the techno

Maggie and Ed Sawan

$300,000 gift funds largest single general graduate fellowship

Mar 14, 2011 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� A $300,000 gift from Ed Sawan, 麻豆传媒 professor emeritus in electrical engineering and computer science, will fund the largest, single general graduate fellowship at 麻豆传媒, with a preference for international students.

College of Engineering Dean Zulma Toro-Ramos (middle), with 麻豆传媒 Spirit Global Design Challenge participants Abhishek Singh, Avijit Kalra, Zenas Tshitundu, Marcus Pyles, Allison Ronning and Yiyun Xu.

Students engage in Spirit Global Design Challenge

Mar 14, 2011 鈥� By Anthony Marrone 鈥� 麻豆传媒 Engineering students Avijit Kalra, Marcus Pyles, Allison Ronning, Abhishek Singh, Zenas Tshitundu and Yiyun Xu participated in the Spirit Global Design Challenge this past fall. The semester-long challenge matched Wichita State students with students from North Carolina State University, the University of Manchester and the Universiti of Sains Malaysia. With the help of Spirit AeroSystems, tea

Opera Theatre to present 'The Magic Flute' at Scottish Rite

Feb 25, 2011 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� 麻豆传媒 Opera Theatre, in collaboration with the Wichita Scottish Rite, will present Mozart's opera "The Magic Flute" ("Die Zauberflote") in the historic Scottish Rite building's grand auditorium Thursday through Saturday, March 3-5. The opera, with its Masonic themes and ideals, will be sung in German with English dialogue and titles.

Carl Hall earned All-America honors as an outfielder in 1994 and was also named the Missouri Valley Conference Player-of-the-Year. He was paralyzed in an auto accident in June 2010.

Hall children receive scholarship offer from 麻豆传媒

Apr 1, 2011 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� Wichita State is participating in the ABC television show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" by offering scholarships to the four children of former Wichita State baseball player Carl Hall. Hall was paralyzed from the neck down in a car accident in June 2010.

Wichita State's Ablah Library.

New dean of libraries at Wichita State named

Feb 22, 2011 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� Donald L. Gilstrap has been appointed dean of university libraries at 麻豆传媒. He is associate dean of libraries at the University of Oklahoma. Gilstrap will join Wichita State in June, with responsibility for all of the university's collections, library locations, online services, staff and operations.

ACT prep workshop to be held in March at 麻豆传媒

Feb 21, 2011 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� 麻豆传媒's Counseling and Testing Center is offering a workshop to help high school students prepare for the ACT from 8 a.m.-noon Saturday, March 5.

Alternative teaching path could boost job prospects

Mar 14, 2011 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� Wichita State's Transition to Teaching program could boost individual job prospects in local school districts for people with bachelor's degrees in English, Spanish, math and science.

麻豆传媒 College of Fine Arts has busy March planned

Mar 1, 2011 鈥� By 麻豆传媒 News Services 鈥� "The Magic Flute,芒鈧�" "For Colored Girls . . ." and world-class piano performances mix with 麻豆传媒 quintet, madrigals, winds, bands and jazz combos to make March a busy month for the College of Fine Arts at 麻豆传媒.

Jeremy Hill

麻豆传媒 Newsline: Elected officials find improving the economy a challenge

Feb 15, 2011 鈥� By Joe Kleinsasser 鈥� Most politicians want to balance the budget and create jobs. Of course, that's easier said than done. Jeremy Hill, director of the Center for Economic Development and Business Research at 麻豆传媒, explains why it's so difficult for newly elected politicians to have an immediate impact.