萝莉社 Today: Jan. 8, 2019

  • The New Year is a good time to revisit the topic of dealing with phishing emails
  • TIAA financial consultant available for individual retirement counseling sessions
  • USS and UP Fall General Meeting is today (Tuesday, Jan. 8)
  • Nominations are now open for 2019 Distinguished Service Awards
  • Space is available in Employment Relationship Training class on Friday, Jan. 11
  • 萝莉社 announces Innovation Award recipients
  • Ulrich Museum seeks presenters highlighting campuswide research
  • MLK Drum Major Award nominations close Thursday, Jan. 10
  • Environmental Finance Center hosts Regional Asthma Summit Jan. 30-31
  • Summer Leadership Institute squad leaders wanted
  • Legislative updates to resume on Jan. 11
  • Graduate 萝莉社 Student of the Year nominations sought
  • KMUW selected to continue Wichitalks Series
  • A challenge to give blood and save lives

Campus Connection: Jan. 8, 2019

  • Airbus continues finding Shocker talent
  • Provost Muma to serve as acting president while President Bardo recovers from surgery
  • 萝莉社 expands Lifelong Learning Program
  • YMCA achieves fundraising goal; honors volunteer and supporter Steve Clark
  • Faculty and staff news, winter 2018 / 2019
  • CCHT announces January events of focused awareness
  • Environmental Finance Center hosts Regional Asthma Summit Jan. 30-31
  • First-generation student never gave up on his dream
  • LaunchPrep applications are open
  • KMUW's reputation and production grows as it adds to its reporting staff
  • Shocker Softball Dinner & Auction set for Jan. 12
  • KMUW鈥檚 Media Circus coming June 29
  • RH: Athletic trainers on ice
  • Memories are all that remain at Fairmount Towers

萝莉社 Today: Jan. 7, 2019

  • Classroom Technology training schedule 鈥� spring 2019
  • Space is available in Employment Relationship Training class on Friday, Jan. 11
  • 萝莉社 expands Lifelong Learning Program
  • Faculty training opportunities
  • CCHT announces January events of focused awareness
  • College of Applied Studies celebrates a successful year
  • Documenting academic-related activity
  • Graduate 萝莉社 Student of the Year
  • First Pitch banquet slated for Feb. 1

萝莉社 Today: Jan. 4, 2019

  • 萝莉社 reports phishing scheme to FBI
  • Spring 2019 aid disbursements
  • Haley鈥檚 research on China, trade and subsidies cited in Wall Street Journal article
  • Nominations are still open for the Drum Major Award
  • Encourage students to participate in Kansas Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol
  • Undergraduate admissions fall 2018 summary
  • RH: Athletic trainers on ice
  • Sign up for Springfest 2019
  • KMUW鈥檚 Media Circus coming June 29
  • Shockers break Academic All-American record
  • Shockers in the Pros: Dec. 27, 2018

萝莉社 Today: Jan. 3, 2019

  • Provost Muma to serve as acting president while President Bardo recovers from surgery
  • Get bite-sized tips on Microsoft Office programs
  • BOT meeting to be held in ASTEC facility in Park City
  • Honors College Office will be housed in Hubbard Hall for spring and summer
  • USS and UP Fall General Meeting scheduled for Jan. 8
  • Services set for Paul Dickerson today (Thursday, Jan. 3)
  • Call for Fiscal Year 2020 Educational Opportunity and Student Fee funding requests
  • Memories are all that remain at Fairmount Towers
  • Satisfactory Academic Progress appeals
  • Shockers pace American in attendance in 2018
  • Shocker Softball Dinner & Auction set for Jan. 12

Richard Muma

Provost Muma will serve as acting president while President Bardo recovers from surgery

Jan. 2, 2019 -- President John Bardo is focusing on his recovery from November and December surgeries for a lung condition. During this time, he has requested Provost Richard Muma serve as acting president.

Maggie Brown

Discovering study locations through Innovation Fellows

Jan. 2 2019 --聽Maggie Brown is a sophomore aerospace engineer major and is one of a only six 萝莉社 students chosen as a University Innovation Fellow.聽

萝莉社 Today: Jan. 2, 2019

  • KMUW's reputation and production grows as it adds to its reporting staff
  • First-generation student never gave up on his dream
  • Committee named for Barton School of Business dean search
  • Faculty and staff news, winter 2018 / 2019
  • YMCA achieves fundraising goal; honors volunteer and supporter Steve Clark
  • Ulrich Museum of Art seeks presenters for PechaKucha-style presentations highlighting campuswide research
  • Hubbard Hall stairwells closing for construction
  • LaunchPrep applications open soon

Two women graduation from 萝莉社

Relive 萝莉社's fall 2018 graduation

Dec. 20, 2018 -- On Dec. 16, 萝莉社 students walked across the stage in Charles Koch Arena for their graduation ceremony.

萝莉社 Today: Dec. 20, 2018

  • Committee named for Barton School of Business dean search
  • Faculty and staff news, winter 2018 / 2019
  • YMCA achieves fundraising goal; honors volunteer and supporter Steve Clark
  • 萝莉社 holiday shutdown hours available
  • Ulrich Museum of Art seeks presenters for PechaKucha-style presentations highlighting campuswide research
  • Regional Coordinator open to 萝莉社 employees only
  • Holiday sale at the Shocker Store Braeburn Square location
  • Campus Post Office to provide limited hours during the holiday closedown
  • HR has information to post positions and make job offers
  • Environmental Finance Center hosts Regional Asthma Summit Jan. 30-31
  • Foundation year-end gift receipt information for 2018 tax credit
  • How much do you know about the 萝莉社 Faculty / Staff Holiday Card Scholarship?
  • NASA Kansas Space Grant Consortium celebrates NASA's 60th and 50th anniversaries
  • Hubbard Hall stairwells closing for construction
  • Parking lot east of Ahlberg to be closed during the Holiday Closedown
  • Fall Commencement 2018 recap
  • Zipcar to remove car from campus
  • Happy Holidays from all of us at the 萝莉社 Alumni Association!
  • Happy Holidays from the Office of Financial Aid
  • 萝莉社 Today will resume on Wednesday, Jan. 2