• The next session of Managing the Employment Relationship is Wednesday, Dec. 11
  • Gearhart to give legislative update at 9 a.m. today (Tuesday, Nov. 12)
  • 麻豆传媒 Regional Institute on Aging calls for interdisciplinary proposals
  • Distinguished organist to perform on the great Marcussen organ in Wiedemann Hall
  • Ulrich Museum to host panel on feminism in the West tonight (Tuesday, Nov. 12)
  • Blackboard and Accessibility Lab will answer your questions
  • 麻豆传媒鈥檚 Community Engagement Institute joined KDADS in welcoming youth from across the state
  • Joint senate meeting set for Nov. 19
  • Administrative Specialist position open to 麻豆传媒 employees only
  • Student Loan Repayment Workshops for upcoming graduates
  • Participants needed for audiology research
  • Are you an immigrant living in Wichita? Volunteers needed for a survey
  • One-day sale tomorrow (Wednesday, Nov. 13) - $14 sweatpants at Shocker Store in RSC
  • 麻豆传媒 Fire & Safety will conduct annual fire alarm testing
  • 麻豆传媒 Office of Research is hosting a workshop on applying to the American Chemical Society鈥檚 Petroleum Research Fund Grant Program
  • Spring Tuition Assistance still open
  • Join the fun during International Education Week!
  • Come join the Arts and Crafts Fair hosted by SAC
  • 10th Annual Drag Show: Out of this World
  • 2020 Hall of Fame class announced
  • Koch Arena to host USA Volleyball Team

Richard Martin, World War II veteran, served on a B-29 bomber over Japan. In this image, he speaks to the class in the Ablah Library C-Space.

Nov. 11, 2019 -- Richard Martin was only 18 years old when he was drafted into the Army Air Corps. Now he鈥檚 94 years old and the last living member of his squadron.聽On Wednesday, Nov. 6, the students of 麻豆传媒 102 鈥淚nnovations of WWII鈥 met him in the Ablah Library C-Space.

  • Graduation 鈥 what鈥檚 your plan?
  • World War II veteran makes a rare appearance in first-year seminar
  • 麻豆传媒 Opera Theater to present the North American premiere of Holocaust opera 鈥楾he Path to Heaven鈥
  • Engineering dean gets creative with his LEGO city
  • Join Women's Glee Club for hot cocoa and singing!
  • Pediatric feeding group helps picky eaters and problem feeders at 麻豆传媒 Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
  • CAPPLab Visitor鈥檚 Tech-Talk today (Monday, Nov. 11) features Altaf ul-Amin
  • Shockers for Life will hold November meeting today (Monday, Nov. 11)
  • Chelsea Redger-Marquardt appointed as assistant teaching professor and director of honors service-learning and leadership
  • Spread kindness during World Kindness Week, Nov. 11-15
  • Be a part of the new Assistive Technology & Accessible Design Certificate program
  • Join University Libraries for workshops this week
  • Say thank you for your scholarship at Grati-Wu Week happening Nov. 4-13
  • Join USPTO and University Libraries for Trademark Tuesday on Nov. 12
  • Psychology Colloquium to feature presentation by Megan O'Brien
  • Distinguished organist to perform on the great Marcussen organ in Wiedemann Hall
  • Participants needed for audiology research
  • 麻豆传媒 Fire & Safety will conduct annual fire alarm testing
  • Join the Graduate Association of School Psychology for a free film screening, expert talk and refreshments
  • Stop by and see the Career Development Center for Resume Rx - Nov. 13
  • HCEA Cybersecurity Speaker Series | Brian Johnson
  • Talk in Language and Linguistics Colloquium Series features Kathy Stewart from Office of Disability Services
  • Second-annual 3MT Showcase to be held Nov. 15
  • What is it like to come to the U.S. as an international student?
  • See the 10th annual drag show featuring Trinity the Tuck
  • Did you know Campus Recreation offers therapeutic massages?
  • Soup of the Week at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes

  • General faculty meeting today (Monday, Nov. 11)
  • World War II veteran makes a rare appearance in first-year seminar
  • 麻豆传媒 Opera Theater to present the North American premiere of Holocaust opera 鈥楾he Path to Heaven鈥
  • Engineering dean gets creative with his LEGO city
  • Pediatric feeding group helps picky eaters and problem feeders at 麻豆传媒 Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
  • You're invited to a CAPPLab Tech-Talk from the department of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
  • Psychology Colloquium to feature presentation by Megan O'Brien
  • Chelsea Redger-Marquardt appointed as assistant teaching professor and director of honors service-learning and leadership
  • Central Services, Shocker Printing, and Postal Services closes this morning Nov. 11, for training
  • Gearhart to give legislative update tomorrow (Tuesday, Nov. 12)
  • Join USPTO and University Libraries for Trademark Tuesday on Nov. 12
  • Distinguished organist to perform on the great Marcussen organ in Wiedemann Hall
  • Clemson University professor to make presentation in Philososphy Colloquium Series
  • Join University Libraries for workshops this week
  • 麻豆传媒 Office of Research is hosting a workshop on applying to the American Chemical Society鈥檚 Petroleum Research Fund Grant Program
  • Do your students have a plan for graduation?
  • HCEA Cybersecurity Speaker Series | Brian Johnson
  • Second-annual 3MT Showcase to be held Nov. 15
  • Help stock the Shocker Support Locker
  • Help spread kindness during World Kindness Week, Nov. 11-15
  • Audiology doctoral students need participants for their research projects
  • Faculty and staff regalia orders at the Shocker Store in RSC
  • See the 10th annual drag show featuring Trinity the Tuck
  • 麻豆传媒 Fire & Safety will conduct annual fire alarm testing
  • Talk in Language and Linguistics Colloquium Series features Kathy Stewart, Assistant Director/Interpreter Coordinator, Office of Disability Services
  • Did you know Campus Recreation offers therapeutic massages?
  • Soup of the Week at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • Join the fun during International Education Week!

Dennis Livesay stands behind his LEGO city, overlooking the city hall and main boulevard

Nov. 8, 2019 -- College of Engineering Dean Dennis Livesay has constructed an elaborate, storied LEGO city in his basement over the last six years. Most of it is his own creation and has ties to his personal history.

  • Haley included in a BBC Radio analysis of international industrial policy
  • Human Factors Exploration Day today (Friday, Nov. 8)
  • Central Services, Shocker Printing, and Postal Services to close Monday morning Nov. 11, for training
  • Student veterans group places flags on campus to raise awareness of suicide
  • ISME Colloquium today (Friday, Nov. 8)
  • General faculty meeting scheduled for Monday, Nov. 11
  • Missed signing up for your flu shot?
  • Meet the XSEDE campus champion at 麻豆传媒
  • 'Clay Currents' exhibition artist Pattie Chalmers on campus this week for workshops and talks
  • RH: Wilson coached dominant run of cross country teams
  • Weekly Briefing university update
  • 麻豆传媒 alumnus becomes a teacher through graduate program
  • Gearhart to give legislative update on Nov. 12
  • First-generation student awarded scholarship to help make ends meet
  • Join USPTO and University Libraries for Trademark Tuesday on Nov. 12
  • Shocker Volleyball pays tribute to the military
  • What is it like to come to the U.S. as an international student?
  • Psychology Colloquium to feature presentation by Megan O'Brien
  • Distinguished organist to perform on the great Marcussen organ in Wiedemann Hall
  • Participants needed for audiology research
  • Department of Philosophy Colloquium Series to feature talk by Sheri Wells-Jensen
  • Registration for Diversity and Inclusion in the workplace training is still available
  • Save on women's apparel at the Shocker Store
  • Help spread kindness during World Kindness Week, Nov. 11-15
  • Did you know Campus Recreation offers therapeutic massages?
  • 10th Annual Drag Show: Out of this World
  • Donate to Toys for Tots!
  • Shocker dance clinics set for Nov. 17 and Dec. 1

  • Hit the books and then the beach with National Student Exchange
  • Student veterans group places flags on campus to raise awareness of suicide
  • Human Factors Exploration Day today (Friday, Nov. 8)
  • Here are the Men's Basketball student ticket pick-up dates for a free ticket!
  • 'Clay Currents' exhibition artist Pattie Chalmers on campus this week for workshops and talks
  • International Student Union presents Futsal and Badminton Tournament
  • Save on women's apparel at the Shocker Store
  • Shocker Volleyball pays tribute to the military
  • 麻豆传媒 alumnus becomes a teacher through graduate program
  • First-generation student awarded scholarship to help make ends meet
  • Weekly Briefing university update
  • Are you a part of the local immigrant community? Volunteers needed for a survey
  • ISME Colloquium today (Friday, Nov. 8)
  • TRIO helps students with disabilities graduate
  • Central Services, Shocker Printing, and Postal Services to close Monday morning Nov. 11, for training
  • Join Women's Glee Club for hot cocoa and singing!
  • CAPPLab Visitor鈥檚 Tech-Talk on Nov. 11 features Altaf ul-Amin
  • Shockers for Life will hold November meeting on Monday
  • Talk in Language and Linguistics Colloquium Series features Kathy Stewart, assistant director and interpreter coordinator, Disability Services
  • Haley included in a BBC Radio analysis of international industrial policy
  • John Lee talks about the new Esports Hub
  • Did you know Student Health Services offers contraception services?
  • Help spread kindness during World Kindness Week, Nov. 11-15
  • 10th Annual Drag Show: Out of this World
  • Submit your Finals Frenzy event

A view of campus, overlooking the Engineering Building and Ahlberg Hall.

Nov. 8, 2019 -- The Wichita State Opera Theater and the 麻豆传媒 Symphony Wind Ensemble will present the North American premiere of 鈥淭he Path to Heaven鈥 later this month. Showtimes are 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 17, in Miller Concert Hall, Duerksen Fine Arts Center.

Levi Lowe

Nov. 7, 2019 -聽 Levi Lowe, a senior majoring in applied computing and psychology is a first generation student who works 40 hours a week. Lowe works to pay for school on his own but was awarded a scholarship to help make ends meet.

  • Pediatric feeding group helps picky eaters and problem feeders at 麻豆传媒 Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
  • HVAC Systems Standards and personal space heaters information
  • Litigation attorney to speak about case involving lost Apollo 11 samples
  • Attend motivational speech by Richard Taylor Jr.
  • IEEE professional speaker Todd Hayes on Grid Modernization / Renewables & Batteries
  • Project Management Summit 2019 hosted by Wichita State tomorrow (Friday, Nov. 8)
  • Human Factors Exploration Day tomorrow (Friday, Nov. 8)
  • Join us in celebrating the Orlando Winfield "O.W." Wilson Collection Donation
  • Flu Shots available on campus
  • 'Clay Currents' exhibition artist Pattie Chalmers on campus this week for workshops and talks
  • DSI observer requests 鈥 sign up to help
  • Submit to Mikrokosmos Literary Journal and attend a free literary reading
  • 麻豆传媒 Fire & Safety will conduct annual fire alarm testing
  • CAPPLab Visitor鈥檚 Tech-Talk on Nov. 11 features Altaf ul-Amin
  • Join your colleagues and support the United Way!
  • Submit your Finals Frenzy event

United States flag and crisis hotline card

Nov. 6, 2019 - The 22 flags represent a rough estimate of suicides daily involving veterans, according to Veterans Administration statistics, Levi Schenk said. Twenty-two flags planted for 16 days of the campaign equals 352 flags, which Schenk said represents the year-to-date estimates for active-duty military personnel. A veterans crisis hotline card is attached to each flag. Participants are encouraged to take the card and take a selfie with the card. They post the picture to social media with the #SVO22 hashtag. Each selfie with a valid card enters the person into a drawing for an Amazon gift card on Nov. 12.

  • General faculty meeting scheduled for Monday, Nov. 11
  • Longtime Shocker fan excited to be an adult learner at 麻豆传媒
  • You are invited to a free documentary screening, 鈥楥hicago at the Crossroad鈥 today (Wednesday, Nov. 6)
  • SEM Update: Goals 1 and 2
  • Fall 2019 Chemistry Colloquium Series today (Wednesday, Nov. 6)
  • Project Management Summit 2019 hosted by 麻豆传媒 this Friday, Nov. 8
  • Flu shots available on campus
  • Today (Wednesday, Nov. 6) - Learn more about Mexico over an authentic Mexican meal
  • 麻豆传媒 Weekly Briefing to feature Rodney Miller, dean, College of Fine Arts
  • Human Factors Exploration Day this Friday
  • Blackboard and Accessibility Lab will answer your questions
  • TIAA financial consultant will be on campus Nov. 12
  • Attention fraternity and sorority life alumni!
  • Win $5,000 and your own parking space
  • 麻豆传媒 Office of Research is hosting a workshop on applying to the American Chemical Society鈥檚 Petroleum Research Fund Grant Program
  • RSC Unplugged features Made from Scratch
  • Office of Admissions hosting event with NAI Martens
  • Submit to Mikrokosmos Literary Journal and ttend a free literary reading
  • Distinguished organist to perform on the great Marcussen organ in Wiedemann Hall
  • HCEA Cybersecurity Speaker Series | Brian Johnson
  • Join USPTO and University Libraries for Trademark Tuesday on Nov. 12
  • Second-annual 3MT Showcase to be held Nov. 15
  • Join the fun during International Education Week!
  • Take a fresh look at performance and productivity, for yourself and your team
  • John Lee talks about the new Esports Hub
  • Help spread kindness during World Kindness Week, Nov. 11-15

  • A message from President-elect Golden
  • Longtime Shocker fan excited to be an adult learner at 麻豆传媒
  • You are invited to a free documentary screening, 鈥楥hicago at the Crossroad鈥 today (Wednesday, Nov. 6)
  • Attend the motivational speech given by Richard Taylor Jr.
  • Litigation attorney to speak about case involving lost Apollo 11 samples
  • The YMCA will host group exercise classes at 麻豆传媒 this month
  • Project Management Summit 2019 hosted by 麻豆传媒 this Friday, Nov. 8
  • Fall 2019 Chemistry Colloquium Series today (Wednesday, Nov. 6)
  • Learn about ways you can volunteer at Community Service Board meetings
  • Today (Wednesday, Nov. 6) - Learn more about Mexico over an authentic Mexican meal
  • Join the Career Development Center for basic training in job hunting - Nov. 6
  • Stop by and see the Career Development Center for Resume Rx today (Wednesday, Nov. 6)
  • Join the Graduate School and Career Development Center for a Resume Writing Lab
  • IEEE professional speaker (Todd Hayes) on Grid Modernization / Renewables & Batteries
  • 麻豆传媒 Weekly Briefing to feature Rodney Miller, dean, College of Fine Arts
  • Project Management Summit 2019 hosted by 麻豆传媒
  • Human Factors Exploration Day this Friday
  • HCEA Cybersecurity Speaker Series | Brian Johnson
  • SGA scholarships are now open
  • Say thank you for your scholarship at Grati-Wu Week happening Nov. 4-13
  • Koskei repeats as champion, leads Shockers to runner-up finish
  • Submit to Mikrokosmos Literary Journal and attend a free literary reading
  • CAPPLab Visitor鈥檚 Tech-Talk on Nov. 11 features Altaf ul-Amin
  • Distinguished organist to perform on the great Marcussen organ in Wiedemann Hall
  • Enroll for a service-learning course in psychology
  • Join USPTO and University Libraries for Trademark Tuesday on Nov. 12
  • Donate to Toys for Tots!
  • Join us in celebrating the Orlando Winfield "O.W." Wilson Collection Donation
  • Be a part of the new Assistive Technology & Accessible Design Certificate program
  • Tutor youth at the Boys and Girls Club with the Community Service Board
  • Shocker Volleyball pays tribute to the military
  • RSC Unplugged features Made from Scratch
  • Second-annual 3MT Showcase to be held Nov. 15
  • Help spread kindness during World Kindness Week, Nov. 11-15
  • Join the fun during International Education Week!

  • Jay Golden named 14th President of 麻豆传媒
  • President's job adapts to challenges while it remains consistent with mission
  • Project Management Summit 2019 hosted by 麻豆传媒 this Friday, Nov. 8
  • KMUW to convene mental health conversation with Sheriff and Chief of Police
  • Nov. 6 - Learn more about Mexico over an authentic Mexican meal
  • Leading art historian and curator will discuss works by women artists in Ulrich Museum collection today (Tuesday, Nov. 5)
  • Litigation attorney to speak about case involving lost Apollo 11 samples
  • Weekly Briefing university update
  • Grand opening of E-Sports hub at the Heskett Center
  • Doctoral students need participants for their research projects
  • Psychology Colloquium to feature presentation by Megan O'Brien
  • Learn how to write literature reviews in two workshops this week!
  • You are invited to a free documentary screening, 鈥楥hicago at the Crossroad鈥 on Nov. 6
  • The YMCA will host group exercise classes at 麻豆传媒 this month
  • Attend the motivational speech given by Richard Taylor Jr.
  • Learn about flavorful neutrinos in physics seminar on Nov. 6
  • Distinguished organist to perform on the great Marcussen organ in Wiedemann Hall
  • Sale on drinkware at the Shocker Store
  • Free Cosmic Bowling for Veterans, active duty military and their families
  • Gameday sale at the Shocker Store
  • Did you know Campus Recreation offers therapeutic massages?

Pediatric Feeding Group at the 麻豆传媒 Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic

Nov. 5, 2019 鈥 The Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic at Wichita State is hosting the first Pediatric Feeding group to help picky eaters and problem feeders.

  • A message from President-elect Golden
  • SEM Update: Goals 1 and 2
  • The next session of Managing the Employment Relationship is Wednesday, Dec. 11!
  • Join the 400 Years & Beyond Movement
  • Nov. 6 - Learn more about Mexico over an authentic Mexican meal
  • KMUW to convene mental health conversation with Sheriff and Chief of Police
  • Project Management Summit 2019 hosted by 麻豆传媒 this Friday, Nov. 8
  • Flu shots available on campus
  • Leading art historian and curator will discuss works by women artists in Ulrich Museum collection today (Tuesday, Nov. 5)
  • Continue celebrating First-Gen Week with the First Generation Coordinating Council
  • 麻豆传媒 Office of Research is hosting a workshop on applying to the American Chemical Society鈥檚 Petroleum Research Fund Grant Program
  • If you see an accessibility problem on campus, please report it.
  • Litigation attorney to speak about case involving lost Apollo 11 samples
  • Learn about flavorful neutrinos in physics seminar on Nov. 6
  • Center for Management class: How to Delegate and Empower Your Employees
  • Stop by and see the Career Development Center for Resume Rx on Nov. 6
  • What is it like to come to the U.S. as an international student?
  • Attention fraternity and sorority life alumni!
  • WalletHub uses 麻豆传媒鈥檚 Harpool as expert source
  • Audiology doctoral students need participants for their research projects
  • Faculty and staff regalia orders at the Shocker Store in RSC
  • Psychology Colloquium to feature presentation by Megan O'Brien
  • 90's Lunchtime Bingo with the Student Activities Council
  • Koskei repeats as champion, leads Shockers to runner-up finish
  • Sale on drinkware at the Shocker Store

Austin Clift instructs students in his photo imaging class at Wichita East High School

Nov. 4, 2019 -- Austin Clift prepared himself as much as possible to teach high school journalism, but nothing could ready him for his first day teaching solo at Wichita East High School. As a part of his preparation, he shadowed his predecessor through Wichita State鈥檚 Transition to Teaching program.

Eric Harrison, adult learner

Nov. 4, 2019 -聽Eric Harrison is a jack of all trades and has many talents. After dabbling in construction work, being a mason and making stained glass artwork, he realized he was missing an education. For Eric, coming back to school at the age of 66 is the best thing he has done. Currently, he is getting his degree in philosophy and minors in English and psychology.聽

  • President's job adapts to challenges while it remains consistent with mission
  • Attend the SBIR Workshop
  • Litigation attorney to speak about case involving lost Apollo 11 samples
  • The YMCA will host group exercise classes at 麻豆传媒 this month
  • Project Management Summit 2019 hosted by 麻豆传媒 this Friday, Nov. 8
  • 麻豆传媒 Office of Research is hosting a workshop on applying to the American Chemical Society鈥檚 Petroleum Research Fund Grant Program
  • Notices of Intent for limited NSF EPSCoR funding opportunity due to the 麻豆传媒 Office of Research by Friday, Nov. 8
  • TIAA financial consultant will be on campus Nov. 7
  • Celebrate F1RST-Gen Shockers
  • You are invited to a free documentary screening, 鈥楥hicago at the Crossroad鈥 on Nov. 6
  • Registration for Diversity and Inclusion in the workplace training is still available
  • 麻豆传媒 Fire & Safety will conduct annual fire alarm testing
  • CourseLeaf Curriculum (CIM) training, open labs and new form
  • Nominations are open for outstanding adult learner
  • Help students get career ready
  • Grand opening of E-Sports hub at the Heskett Center
  • Join your colleagues and support the United Way!
  • Join the 400 Years & Beyond Movement
  • Learn about intellectual property basics in Tuesday workshop
  • Learn how to write literature reviews in two workshops this week!
  • Attend the motivational speech given by Richard Taylor Jr.
  • 90's Lunchtime Bingo with the Student Activities Council
  • Learn to manage more effectively by understanding human behavior
  • Nominations are open for outstanding adult learner
  • Come join the Arts and Crafts Fair hosted by SAC
  • Participants needed for audiology research
  • Save at RSC Starbucks throughout November
  • Free Cosmic Bowling for Veterans, active duty military and their families
  • Discount at Braeburn Shocker Store for veterans
  • Gameday sale at the Shocker Store
  • Did you know Campus Recreation offers therapeutic massages?
  • Soup of the Week at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes

  • President's job adapts to challenges while it remains consistent with mission
  • Litigation attorney to speak about case involving lost Apollo 11 samples
  • Steve Clark YMCA Day: Nov. 5
  • The YMCA will host group exercise classes at 麻豆传媒 this month
  • 90's Lunchtime Bingo with the Student Activities Council
  • Project Management Summit 2019 hosted by 麻豆传媒 this Friday, Nov. 8
  • Are you career ready?
  • Grand opening of E-Sports hub at the Heskett Center
  • Learn to manage more effectively by understanding human behavior
  • Join the 400 Years & Beyond Movement for free
  • Critical Language Scholarship for summer 2020
  • Join the Community Service Board volunteering at a local senior center
  • Learn about ways you can volunteer at Community Service Board meetings
  • Learn about intellectual property basics in Tuesday workshop
  • Save with regalia packages from the Shocker Store
  • Nominations are open for outstanding adult learner
  • Join the Career Development Center for basic training in job hunting - Nov. 6
  • Stop by and see the Career Development Center for Resume Rx on Nov. 6
  • Join the Graduate School and Career Development Center for a Resume Writing Lab
  • Learn how to write literature reviews in two workshops this week!
  • Attend the SBIR Workshop
  • Come join the Arts and Crafts Fair hosted by SAC
  • Participants needed for audiology research
  • Learn about flavorful neutrinos in physics seminar on Nov. 6
  • Say thank you for your scholarship at Grati-Wu Week happening Nov. 4-13
  • Join Wichita State's Cultural Ambassadors for Global Zumba Night
  • Attend the motivational speech given by Richard Taylor Jr.
  • Did you know Student Health Services offers contraception services?
  • Do you love to sing? Women's Glee is looking for singers!
  • Save at RSC Starbucks throughout November
  • Free Cosmic Bowling for Veterans, active duty military and their families
  • Discount at Braeburn Shocker Store for veterans
  • Gameday sale at the Shocker Store
  • Sale on drinkware at the Shocker Store
  • Did you know Campus Recreation offers therapeutic massages?
  • Soup of the Week at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes