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• Wichita State plans expansion of in-person classes and activities
• Faculty, staff and student employees are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine
• Wichita State hosting in-person, virtual commencement for 3,500 eligible students
• Make48 Invention competition selects 麻豆传媒鈥檚 GoCreate as a flagship event
• Outdoor classroom spaces available starting March 22
• HealthQuest Biometric Screenings update
• Join us for Lunch and Learn on March 29
• Encourage students to apply for TRIO DSS
• OAT summer grant apps due
• Service-Learning Showcase seeks submissions
• Graduate School seeks GRASP judges
• Shocker Volleyball Set hosts in-state rivals Kansas Jayhawks tonight
• Take a virtual tour of Special Collections, University Archives
• Enjoy lunch at the Food Truck Plaza today
• Ulrich features Pulaski, Smith at today's talk
• Beat the virtual escape room, win prizes
• Office of Adult Learning announces ALOTY awards and finalists

March 17, 2021 -- With the help of Koch Industries, Make48 is bringing its 48-hour collaborative inventor and maker challenge to Wichita. 麻豆传媒鈥檚 GoCreate, A Koch Collaborative will host the event scheduled for June 24-26.

March 17, 2021 鈥� Students who had their graduation ceremonies postponed due to the pandemic will finally get their moment 鈥� along with this year鈥檚 newest graduates 鈥� during 麻豆传媒 commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 14, and Saturday, May 15, at Charles Koch Arena.

March 17, 2021 鈥� Wichita State began developing the Shocker Neighborhood coalition to engage and empower the neighborhood communities surrounding campus. Since then, the commitment has expanded to include 10 neighborhoods and now engages with the community to provide resources, scholarships, academic support programs, mentoring and additional enrichment programs for neighborhood students.

• Faculty, staff and student employees are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine
• COVID-19 testing options at Wichita State
• Wichita State to hold panel discussion on freedom of expression
• Study Abroad Spotlight: Dr. Andrew Hippisley
• SEM Update: Goal 7
• Support Shocker Nation through United Way
• Managers of USS and Non-Teaching UP Employees: It鈥檚 Goal Planning Time
• Tuition assistance applications open for summer 2021
• Headshot appointments available for March
• Understanding course codes in a nutshell
• Presenters sought for Sport Club Lead Training
• Submit nominations for advising awards
• Celebrate Women's History Month with ODI
• University Libraries Undergraduate Research Award
• 2021 LEAD Conference call for proposals
• Wichita State: Engagement conversations
• Bren茅 Brown's: The Power of Vulnerability
• The PPMC CHATS: Negotiating Chaos
• Modern web GIS and its relevance to 21st century
• Custodial manager position open to Wichita State employees only
• Learn about wellness services available to students
• Chartwells Catering cookie special: Shamrocks

March 16, 2021 鈥� 麻豆传媒 faculty and student researchers have been awarded the 2021 John A. See Innovation Award.

• Wichita State plans expansion of in-person classes and activities
• Faculty, staff and student employees are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine
• COVID-19 testing options at Wichita State
• SPTE scheduled evaluations
• McGregor Scholarship recipient announced
• Barton School adding master鈥檚 program in business analytics
• 2021 biometric screenings now available
• Celebrate Women's History Month with ODI
• Call for 2021-22 Faculty Fellowship applications
• Ulrich looks at connection between basketball, contemporary art
• Join conversation with March猫 Fleming-Randle
• Democracy on Tap: The role of journalism
• Shocker Volleyball Set hosts in-state rivals Kansas Jayhawks
• GSC discusses mental health and grad school
• Run a business confidently with SBDC webinars
• Physics seminar features Dr. Fred Sarazin
• UP & USS joint senate meeting set for today
• Monroy wins teaching award
• Car flags on sale at Shocker Store

March 15, 2021 鈥擳he W. Frank Barton School of Business at 麻豆传媒 has added a Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) to its wealth of degree options for graduate students. The new MSBA was developed as an interdisciplinary program with resources and faculty from the Barton School as well as the College of Engineering and the Fairmount College of Liberal Arts & Sciences to address the growing needs of industry.

• COVID-19 link on wichita.edu is moving
• Faculty, staff and student employees are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine
• Shockers United Week honors Wichita State perseverance
• We're dancing! Shockers return to the NCAA Tournament
• Support Shocker Nation through United Way
• University Libraries has resources to help you relax in your downtime
• This is a critical time to check-in with students聽
• Outdoor classroom spaces available starting March 22
• Managers of USS and Non-Teaching UP Employees: It鈥檚 goal planning time
• State employee health plan updates in response to COVID-19
• March Teaching Today has the information you've been searching for
• Outdoor heaters placed outside RSC
• Tuesday Talks: Dealing with allergies
• Win up to $10,000 in the Shocker New Venture Competition
• Green Group nominations open
• Seeking Collegiate Leadership Competition judges
• Applications open for Shocker Leadership Awards
• Shocks Supporting Shocks drop-in groups
• UP & USS joint senate meeting set for March 16
• The PPMC CHATS: Negotiating Chaos
• Grab & Go Breakfast with GSC
• Biology Department hosting CDC researcher to speak about vaccines
• Wichita State: Engagement conversations
• Join KMUW for Literary Feast about 'The Bad Muslim Discount'
• Beat the virtual escape room, win prizes
• Learn about wellness services available to students
• TRIO Student Support Services is now accepting applications

• Faculty, staff and student employees are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine
• COVID-19 link on wichita.edu is moving
• Wichita State mourns death of President Emeritus Eugene Hughes
• Nominate a Wichita State phenomenal woman
• Managers of USS and Non-Teaching UP Employees: Your signature is needed
• In search of First Year Seminar instructors
• Order faculty commencement regalia
• Enter the Babble Royale T-shirt quote contest
• Biology Department hosting CDC researcher to speak about vaccines
• Graduate Student Council hosts wellness events
• Online Learning Consortium: Free professional development
• Shocks Supporting Shocks drop-in groups
• Registration open for F45 playoffs
• IBelieve shirt celebrates Isaac Brown, Shockers

March 11, 2012 -- Former 麻豆传媒 President Eugene Hughes has died. Hughes was president from 1993 until his retirement at the end of 1998.

March 11, 2021 鈥� Yuki To, senior at Wichita East High School, is the winner of the 2021 Lenora N. McGregor Endowed Scholarship at 麻豆传媒.

• COVID-19 testing options at Wichita State
• Wichita State plans expansion of in-person classes and activities
• Outdoor classroom spaces available starting March 22
• Support Shocker Nation through United Way
• Engineering students鈥� project keeps shoes out of landfills
• NIAR begins work on Boeing 737 special-mission modifications
• Managers of USS and Non-Teaching UP Employees: Your signature is needed
• CliftonStrengths Training for faculty, staff and student employees
• Enter the Babble Royale T-shirt quote contest
• Call for 2021-22 Faculty Fellowship applications
• Understanding course codes in a nutshell
• Applications open for 39th annual Exposure Photography Competition
• 'Voices in the Void': a virtual theatrical experience
• Enjoy lunch and dinner at the Food Truck Plaza
• Share your matrilineal memories
• McCleary-Jones recognized in Wichita Business Journal
• Watch basketball at Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
• Under Armour shooter shirt just $10

March 10, 2021 鈥� A class project in Kara McCluskey鈥檚 environmental and engineering technology class this semester set out to tackle an immense issue: The fact that each year in America, 300 million pairs of shoes are thrown away, taking an average of 30 to 40 years for just one pair to decompose.