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• 麻豆破解版 State named as a COVID-19 vaccination provider; your help needed
• Wellness events planned for today
• Free tutoring available to students
• The power of 'We': Barton School of Business dean reflects on early successes
• Students share study-abroad experiences in video
• Freshmen and senior surveys available
• Graduate School to close early today
• Service-Learning Showcase seeks submissions
• Complete Textbook Feedback Survey to win earbuds or dining dollars
• Entries now open for 2021 Edible Book Festival
• Register for the 2021 virtual Gender & Sexuality in Kansas Conference
• Join KMUW for Literary Feast about 'The Bad Muslim Discount'
• Linguistics Club hosting virtual event
• Ulrich seeks volunteers for Edit-a-Thon
• SAC event features virtual magician
• Without inclusion, diversity initiatives may not be enough in science
• Shocker Baseball hosts Dixie State
• Speaker presents 'Is Capitalism in Crisis?'
• Andy Sykes leads lifting clinic
• Students invited to resume building lab
• Shocker Volleyball takes on Memphis
• Seminar focuses on weather prediction, resilience
• SGA award nominations due today
• WWSU Scholarship applications due May 31
• Shocker Store will be open before Sunday home baseball games
• SGA scholarship applications due today
• Share your matrilineal memories
• Journey East Asia Grill reopening today
• Sale on basketballs and volleyballs this week
• Virtual volunteer opportunity with Kansas Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Volunteer opportunity with 麻豆破解版 Clean Streams

• 麻豆破解版 State named as a COVID-19 vaccination provider; your help needed
• 麻豆破解版 State to hold panel discussion on freedom of expression
• Five Shockers featured at Kansas Undergraduate Research Days
• Nominate a 麻豆破解版 State phenomenal woman
• Study-abroad spotlight: Dr. Selena Jackson
• Win up to $10,000 in the Shocker New Venture Competition
• Innovation Works competition with cash prizes for student teams
• Freshmen and senior surveys available
• Applications open for 39th annual Exposure Photography Competition
• 2021 LEAD Conference call for proposals
• Sunflower Espresso, Dr. Tawook food trucks on campus March 4
• TRIO Student Support Services is now accepting applications
• Get Ready for the Shocker New Venture Competition
• Graduation stole orders due March 19
• University Libraries Undergraduate Research Award
• Ceramic media scholars featured in today's Ulrich talks
• Students can access free LinkedIn Learning
• Shocker Volleyball takes on Memphis
• Andy Sykes leads lifting clinic
• Speaker presents 'Is Capitalism in Crisis?'
• David Perez, to perform at Wednesdays in Wiedemann
• Join First Gen Success to talk about wellness and self-care
• Medical Laboratory Sciences to host information session
• SAC event features virtual magician
• Join SAC for virtual bingo on March 18
• Physics seminar features P. Albright today
• Students invited to resume building lab
• Programs help students hone leadership skills
• Join Wu's Big Challenge
• Sign up for intramurals today
• WWSU Scholarship applications due May 31
• Deadline for SGA awards approaching
• Variety acts, emcees wanted for Hippodrome 2021
• Trade food, supplies to pay off parking fines
• Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum set for April 9
• Researchers offer parenting training sessions
• Barton faculty authors Eagle article
• Barton faculty interviewed on NPR's 'Marketplace'
• Journey East Asia Grill reopening Friday
• $1.50 bowling on Fridays for rewards members
• Prevention Services seeks actors
• Join the Community Service Board member meetings
• MCLL professor seeks research assistant for study on social justice in language education

• 麻豆破解版 State University to host panel discussion on freedom of expression
• 麻豆破解版 State named as a COVID-19 vaccination provider; your help needed
• Big Ten schools are falling behind when it comes to academic research. The winner? 麻豆破解版 State
• Two students chosen as recipients of women's innovation award
• Sunflower Espresso, Dr. Tawook food trucks on campus March 4
• Speaker presents 'Is Capitalism in Crisis?'
• Physics seminar features P. Albright on March 3

• Sherr Scholarship awarded to 7 CHP students
• Kansas Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Office hours are really student hours
• Innovation Works competition with cash prizes for student teams
• ShiftSpace seeks food-related art for ICT Community Fridge project
• Steve Clark YMCA Kicks off its Community Fundraising Campaign
• Sunflower Espresso, Dr. Tawook food trucks on campus March 4
• Register for the 2021 virtual Gender & Sexuality in Kansas Conference
• Nominate your GTA for the 2021 SGA Graduate Teaching Award of the Year
• Understanding course codes in a nutshell
• Stay healthy and connected with Student Involvement
• March 2 workshop: Ace the Interview
• Shocker Baseball hosts Dixie State
• Free STI Testing on March 3
• Start your rewarding career in higher education
• Series helps students develop leadership skills
• Get Ready for the Shocker New Venture Competition
• David Perez, to perform at Wednesdays in Wiedemann
• SGA scholarship applications due March 5
• Deadline for SGA awards approaching
• Trade food, supplies to pay off parking fines
• Service-Learning Showcase submission open
• Shocker Lanes' burger special: Hangover Burger
• Sale on basketballs and volleyballs this week
• Chartwells Catering cookie special: Shamrocks
• Prevention Services seeks actors

• Big Ten schools are falling behind when it comes to academic research. The winner? 麻豆破解版 State
• Trade food, supplies to pay off parking fines
• A lesson in Black history: Unknown horsemen, unknown heroes
• Win up to $10,000 in the Shocker New Venture Competition
• 2020 graduate secured a job amidst pandemic
• ShiftSpace seeks food-related art for ICT Community Fridge project
• TRIO Disability Support Services available in person or remote: Apply today
• Apply for the Shocker Neighborhood VISTA by March 1
• Apply to pitch at the Mid-West Air Force Collider
• New episode of 'Let's Talk About It鈥� launched聽
• Unwind with Zentangle during Self-Care Sunday
• Register for the 2021 virtual Gender & Sexuality in Kansas Conference
• Medical Laboratory Sciences to host information session
• Join First Gen Success to talk about wellness and self-care
• Join the Shocker Career Accelerator for the Design Your Life workshop today
• Virtual Career Fair Prep & Professionalism workshop: March 1
• Shockers host SIUE for three-game series
• Programs help students hone leadership skills
• Watch webinar recording to learn more about study abroad
• Deadline for SGA awards approaching
• WWSU Scholarship applications due May 31
• Researchers offer parenting training sessions
• Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum set for April 9
• Support WSU students at the Virtual Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol
• Applied learning highlight of the week: Cheyenne D. Stillinger
• Schedule a free dental screenings on March 5
• Service-Learning Showcase submission open
• Prevention Services seeks actors

• Employee and student COVID-19 testing聽
• Two students chosen as recipients of Women for Innovation Award
• ShiftSpace seeks food-related art for ICT Community Fridge project
• Study abroad faculty spotlight: Quang Nguyen
• Innovation Works competition with cash prizes for student teams
• Shocker Career Accelerator - lunch drawing
• Student Ambassador Society nominations are now open
• Students can submit entries for Hippodrome video contest
• Understanding course codes in a nutshell
• Steve Clark YMCA Kicks off its Community Fundraising Campaign
• 'The Urgency of Intersectionality' Ted Talk and discussion
• Free STI Testing on March 3
• Join the Job Hunting Lab: Today
• Hernandez, Sulyok featured today's in Ulrich faculty talk
• Minnesota professor to speak at physics seminar
• Series helps students develop leadership skills
• Professionalism 101 workshop: Feb. 25
• SAC presents adulting workshops
• Undefeated Shocker Volleyball plays SMU at home this weekend
• Apply to be in Ambassadors for Diversity and Inclusion
• Deadline for SGA awards approaching
• SGA scholarship applications due March 5
• Volunteers needed for a research study
• Share your matrilineal memories
• Graduate School Council funding available for students
• Capitol Graduate Research Summit is open for viewing
• Enjoy a free scoop of custard
• Save on Under Armour Merchandise Wednesday and Thursday
• Prevention Services seeks actors

February 23, 2021 鈥� Seniors from the Maize Virtual Preparatory School and Mother of Divine Grace Distance Learning School have been chosen for the Professor Fran Jabara Scholarship in Entrepreneurship at 麻豆破解版 State University.