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Students and faculty - get up to $20,000 from the John A. See Innovation Award

The John A. See Innovation Award is to be applied directly to advancing the technology. Ideally, this will support additional investment by others. Examples of supported costs are prototype development, product testing and marketing analysis. The award cannot be used for faculty salaries but may be used to pay for external consulting fees. Awards typically range from $1,000 to $20,000.

It鈥檚 time to redefine 麻豆破解版 State traditions

Student Involvement needs your help! We are working to redefine campus traditions. What is a 鈥榯radition鈥� you ask? A 鈥榯radition鈥� is a long-established event and/or custom that exemplifies Shocker pride and a connection to 麻豆破解版 State. By filling out this short (two-minute) survey, you will influence current and future programs for our Shocker community.

To complete the survey, click . 

Any questions can be directed to getinvolved@wichita.edu.

What should I do if I have a concern about my class?

Learning in the middle of a pandemic is full of challenges. When students have a concern about their classroom experience, the first step they should take is to have a conversation with their instructor.

Tips for speaking with your professor

If you are not able to resolve your concern with your instructor, contact the department chairperson for the department where the course is offered to share your concerns.

These steps should help address classroom concerns.

Department Chairs

The Cohen Honors College will improve your college experience -- apply today!

Honors applications are reviewed monthly November through August. All current students are eligible to apply. Smaller class sizes, free printing, and scholarship opportunities are just a few of the many benefits that Honors students receive.

Starting this year, there are no minimum ACT / SAT or GPA requirements. Applicants are evaluated on their preparation for challenging academic and professional work as well as creative approach to solving problems, urge to make a positive impact on the community and in the world, and open-minded embrace of diversity in backgrounds, values and perspectives.

to learn more and start your application.

See something, say something - Care Team

As members of the 麻豆破解版 State community, it is everyone鈥檚 responsibility to bring attention to anything that may be concerning. This could be about yourself or others that you feel are connected to the 麻豆破解版 State University experience.

The Care Team accepts referrals and incident reports from any person who is concerned about the health or safety of a WSU student, employee, visitor or the campus community at large.

For more details, go to .

Celebrate Women in STEAM Week!

You're invited to attend the 2020 Virtual Women in STEAM Gala, hosted by "Let's Go Full STEAM Ahead!"

Women in STEAM Week is held every year in October. We're celebrating now to Oct. 18, to honor the women throughout history who have paved the way for future innovators in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM), and to empower the next generation so that they can accomplish anything they dream.

"Let's Go Full STEAM Ahead!" was founded by 麻豆破解版 State student Sierra Bonn. Learn more at .

Global Village Assembly at WSU

 

Global Village Assembly: Open Mic zoom event will be held from 7-9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23. It will be an intersectional sharing of idea using words, poems, music and other media of your choice. The topic will be 鈥淰ision for Leadership鈥� personal, groups, community etc.)

The event is organized by Women鈥檚 Studies & Ethnic Studies, and sponsored by the Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Office of Diversity & Inclusion.

Zoom information

from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android.

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The Shocker Support Locker is open for the academic year

The Shocker Support Locker is open to all 麻豆破解版 State University students, faculty and staff and offers anyone who needs it access to food, clothing, toiletries, and baby/family products. The Shocker Support Locker is coordinated and managed by the Student Government Association.

To limit the spread of COVID-19, all students, faculty or staff are asked to complete the Shocker Support Locker Order Form to request items from the Shocker Support Locker until further notice. Locker staff will contact the user to coordinate a pick-up time between 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday for the fall semester.

Questions? Please contact sga.supportlocker@wichita.edu.

No-cost webinars to help you start your business

The Kansas SBDC will present the following no-cost webinars:

Startup and Start Right

Noon-1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13

Protect all your hard work by starting your business legally. Learn how to quickly startup in just 10 steps. This workshop will cover licenses and permits, federal and state tax IDs, business structure, funding, marketing and other essentials.

Cause and Effect Cash Flow

Noon-1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14

What is the 鈥渃ause鈥� of your low cash? Learn how a cash flow projection can 鈥渆ffect鈥� positive change on your finances. Presenter Frank Choriego will cover the relationship between cash flow and inventory, credit, sales, and profits.

Start an Online Business

Noon-1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15

This eCommerce crash course outlines some website building platforms that can help you start an online business. Whether you want to turn your hobby or idea into cash in your pocket, create a job for yourself, or start a small business, this webinar will show you the basics of selling online and get you off to a good start.

You can register online at .

We look forward to seeing you there!

Earn credit for solving national security issues!

Hacking for Defense鈩� (H4D), is a new course designed for ALL undergraduate and graduate students from all disciplines and programs. It takes an entrepreneurial and interdisciplinary approach to America鈥檚 hardest national security challenges. You will be part of an interdisciplinary team to research, design, and propose a solution for a real national security challenge.

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鈥楲et's Talk About It鈥� is a new podcast from The Fuse hosted by WSU faculty Bobby Berry and Jessica Newman

鈥淟et鈥檚 Talk About It鈥� is a new podcast from The Fuse hosted by Bobby Berry and Jessica Newman. 鈥淟et鈥檚 Talk About It鈥� strives to create a safe, comfortable and casual environment that will foster connection with diverse people in an effort to create meaning, ask questions and start honest conversations. By becoming a 鈥淟et鈥檚 Talk About It鈥� listener you鈥檒l get an in-depth, honest and straightforward view of the topics that matter most to college students today.

Episode one is out now and focuses on the first-generation college experience at 麻豆破解版 State. This episode opens with a discussion with Kaye Monk-Morgan, Interim Vice President for Regional Engagement and Economic Development. Then, we sit down with two current WSU students, Taylin Fox, a senior in Sport Management, and Tony Ibarra, a senior in Mechanical Engineering.

Student Support Services is accepting applicants for the Martinez Inspire Scholarship

Calling all first-generation students, limited-income students and students of disability status: we are looking for you who want to be served by a program who recognizes and empowers first-generation and limited-income students and students of disability status to achieve their higher-education aspirations. TRIO Student Support Services offers academic advising, individualized tutoring, scholarships exclusively for SSS participants and much more.

Please share this scholarship opportunity with students who may qualify.

As a new participant, we are excited to offer the Student Support Services Martinez Inspire Scholarship. For the fall 2020 semester, we are offering $150 to students committed to joining our program and being an active participant.

In order to be eligible for this opportunity, we want you to apply to be a Student Support Services participant and let us help guide your academic life at WSU. This can be done by completing the SSS Application Form available in the SSS office or online. The first 15 students to complete the application form, get accepted and attend their first advising appointment (in-person or virtual), will be eligible for the $150 SSS Martinez Inspire Scholarship.

Prospective SSS Students

Are you a LAS student who is undecided about your major? Allow us to help!

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Are you interested in expressing your compassion towards acting or being the very change, you wish to see in the world?  If so, a Social Work Degree may be a perfect fit for you! To learn more, see our attachment crafted just for you!

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Veteran and Military Art Expo hosted by Veterans Upward Bound is seeking art entries now until Oct. 30

Veterans Upward Bound, part of TRIO, is seeking art submissions for our first Virtual Art Expo.

We are seeking all types of art from veterans, military (Active Duty, Reserve, National Guard), veteran spouses, military spouses, veteran children, military children and community service providers whose work touches the military and/or veteran community.

With your art, please include a short narrative or recording about what it means to you and why you were inspired to create it.

WSU students and staff who meet the entry criteria are strongly encouraged to submit an entry!

Shockers Abroad Series

Shockers Abroad Video series presents testimonials from our study abroad alumni. Check out their videos to learn more about their experiences. We are sharing these new videos now until Oct. 16.

Next two workshops in the Grad School Series - register today!

The Shocker Career Accelerator invites graduate students to attend the next two workshops in the Career Development Workshop Series for Grad Students 鈥� Job Hunting Lab and Ace the Interview. Register today!

12:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 15

This interactive virtual job-hunting lab will walk you through steps to conduct an effective employment search while in graduate school.

12:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22

This session will help you understand what to do before, during, and after an interview. Gain an understanding of how to best answer typical interview questions, behavior-based interview questions, and make an excellent first impression.

School of Nursing hosting information session this Friday

Thinking about becoming a nurse? Join us for a virtual information session at 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16. This is a great opportunity to speak with faculty members and learn more about our programs and admission requirements. The session will be held via Zoom and advance registration is required.

Savvy Scholar Workshops continue through October

University librarians are here to help strengthen Shocker research! Savvy Scholar Workshops continue Oct. 14 and Oct. 16 with a full fall schedule available at .

Virtual panel series seeks to identify critical conversations surrounding the pandemic

How are "expert" perspectives formed in relation to the pandemic? How is research done and what resources are needed?

In this series, library and departmental faculties will explore approaches and methodologies for researching the impacts of COVID-19, as well as issues relating to the disruption and potentials of academic research during a pandemic.

Go to for a full list of expert panelists, event descriptions, and direct Zoom links for this virtual series.

Questions? Message meghann.kuhlmann@wichita.edu.

Physics Seminar Series features Dr. Mario R. Perez, NASA HQ, Washington, DC today

Our next Physics Seminar will be held at 2 p.m. today (Wednesday, Oct. 14), via Zoom; the meeting ID is 944 200 607 56.

This talk will feature Dr. Mario R. Perez from NASA HQ, Washington, DC, and the title will be 鈥淎strophysics Discoveries and the Upcoming Decade.鈥� We hope you can join us for this virtual talk.

Fall 2020 Physics Seminars

Wednesdays in Wiedemann with Lynne Davis

Come and enjoy a half hour organ recital in the Wednesdays in Wiedemann with Lynne Davis recital series at 5:15 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 14. Davis will perform on the great Marcussen organ in Wiedemann Hall on the campus of WSU. Free admission. Works performed will be Jehan Alain's two famous Fantasies and C茅sar Franck's Pi猫ce H茅ro茂que.

You can attend in person or watch through the live stream on the WSU School of Music's Facebook page. Tune in just before 5:15 p.m.

Orders accepted. Order now using the link provided.

The International Student Union announces Fall 2020 INTERFEST: International Food Festival from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. today (Wednesday, Oct. 14), on the lawn of Neff Hall.

Each semester, WSU students prepare and sell dishes from their native countries for this event. The festival provides a platform for intercultural sharing where the WSU community and visitors can try out diverse cuisine and learn about the origins and cultural significance of a particular dish. It also serves as a fundraiser for international student associations, although small groups of students also participate to have as many diverse dishes as possible.

The format has changed from previous semesters - diners will need to preorder and then pick up their food. Click here to preorder.

Technology Takes the Wheel event on Oct. 16

AAA Kansas and 麻豆破解版 State University invite you to attend our third FREE Technology Takes the Wheel庐 event, mapping our transition to autonomous vehicles from 9-11 a.m. Friday, Oct. 16,

Join us as we explore the opportunities and challenges regarding connected and self-driving vehicles involving the vehicle-infrastructure relationship, safety and security. Will Kansas be ready? Will you?

Please mark your calendar as we examine the new technologies and the requirements of transportation and security infrastructures for AV systems and what is being done to bring this future of transportation to reality.

Shocker Volleyball hosts final Black & Yellow Scrimmage this fall: Free and open to the public

You鈥檙e invited to the third and final Black & Yellow Scrimmage at 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 16, in Charles Koch Arena, featuring the Shocker Volleyball team. Admission is free for all fans, and capacity is limited to 2,000.

Additional safety guidelines are being enforced, such as maintaining social distancing and requiring of a face covering to ensure a safe viewing experience for fans. Don't miss your last chance to see the Shocker Volleyball team in action until the season begins in January!

Public invited to Fall World Series game on Oct. 17

Hey Shocker fans, 麻豆破解版 State Baseball is back in action this fall with the Fall World Series. Game 5 will be open to the public and have free admission at 1 p.m. Saturday,  Oct. 17. Masks will be required to be worn at all times.

For more information, visit the link in the newsletter. We look forward to seeing you back at Eck Stadium!

Event listing: part two

This month is full of fun for everyone! Be sure to check out our event listing for all our upcoming programs during this spooky season.

Student Involvement event listing

Game Night: JackBox games

Love to play games and want to get to know other Shockers on campus? Join SAC on the third Friday of every month for a virtual game night! Cards Against Humanity, Pictionary, Scattegories, and more -- we鈥檒l pick a new game every month!

This month we will be playing JackBox games! Join us for games including Trivia Murder Party, Bidiots, or even Quiplash.

Register to reserve your spot at . For more information about SAC-sponsored events, go to or contact us at SAC@wichita.edu.

History Department fall lecture will address the global impact of the 19th Amendment

The Department of History's fall lecturer will be Dr. Mona L. Siegel, professor of history at California State University, Sacramento. Her talk, "The Global History of the 19th Amendment," will take place at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, via Zoom.

Join from PC, Mac, Linux, iOS or Android at . Password: 146780

For more information, email robin.henry@wichita.edu.

We challenge you to complete five hours of community service with Wu's Big Challenge

Join Wu鈥檚 Big Challenge 2020-21! Due COVID-19 we had to reschedule our BIG events, but we have a challenge for you. Complete five hours of community service in person, virtually, or both.

To find more information and to register, go to .

For questions, email csb@wichita.edu.

Seeking college applicants for Reproductive Justice Leadership Institute

URGE: Unite for Reproductive and Gender Equity is seeking applicants for the Reproductive Justice Leadership Institute (RJLI) to empower young people, especially college students, to gain resources, build networks, and learn more about the reproductive justice movement. This free institute is a weekend-long conference and is open to people ages 18-25 living in Kansas. For those who are selected to attend, URGE will provide meal stipends for the entire weekend. We will also accommodate all accessibility needs and dietary restrictions.

This year the RJLI is happening Oct. 22-25 virtually! Applications are online at bit.ly/ksRJLI20 and will be open until Friday, Oct. 16. Those who are accepted into the institute will be added to the cohort, and they will have access to monthly training sessions, stipend applications, conference scholarships, and so much more!

For more information about URGE and RJLI, go to the website at .

Leadership opportunity: Catalyst on Nov. 14

CatalystTM is a one-day program designed for anyone who is interested in starting something extraordinary. Participating in Catalyst is a first step in the life-long process of learning, exploration, and action.

We will be limiting spaces due to social distancing restrictions. This event will be held in person and participants are expected to follow all guidelines pertaining to in-person events (masks, social distancing, etc.)

When: Wednesday, Nov 14

Deadline to register: Sunday, Nov. 8

For more information, go to .

Sign up for the Pumpkin Run today and receive a free gift!

The Pumpkin Run is here! The first 15 to sign up today will receive a free black and orange cowbell, and the first 10 1K sign-ups will receive a flip drum noisemaker. The race this year is different 鈥� we are going virtual, with the hopes to reunite in person next year. Sign up today at .

$1.50 bowling games on Fridays for rewards members

Members of the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes Eat.Drink.Play. Rewards Program can enjoy $1.50 bowling games every Friday during the month of October. Not a rewards member? Joining is free and easy, simply visit today and ask!

One day only - $12 long sleeve tees

Mark your calendars for the Shocker Store鈥檚 next one-day-only sale! Starting at 8 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, the Shocker Store will have two styles of long-sleeve tees for $12 each, while supplies last. Sale is in store at RSC location only. Offer not valid with other discounts or promotions and all sales are final.

Keep up to date on the .

Community Service Board (CSB) membership meetings

Have you ever thought about volunteering? Join the Community Service Board for our virtual meetings every Thursday from 3:30-5 p.m. During meetings you will have a chance to learn about CSB's service events and about ways you can become involved. All meetings will be held virtually; sign-up at .

Still have questions? Email CSB@麻豆破解版.edu.

Business students are collecting canned food and personal hygiene products for those in need

Business students in Management 463 are operating a Remote Food and Necessities Drive now through Thanksgiving to aid those affected by Covid-19. Non-perishable canned food, and hygiene items like soap, lotion, deodorant, and feminine hygiene products are in great need.

We can arrange porch pickup of food and supplies via our Facebook Page to encourage social distancing, or we have local drop-off locations at area businesses and the south entrance of the Rhatigan Student Center (by the parking lot). We also accept monetary donations to the Kansas Food Bank via our Facebook Page.