• PPE available for classrooms, other spaces
  • Town Hall recap
  • Deadline for OAT course designations is approaching
  • New Training: Microsoft Teams Advanced for Team Owners
  • Global Village Assembly at 蹤獲扦
  • Submit the office RSVPs: annual SEM gathering on Oct. 28
  • Celebrate Women in STEAM Week!
  • Ulrich Virtual book discussion later today examines powerful portrait of Ugandan girl
  • Orders accepted. Order now using the link provided.
  • Veteran and Military Art Expo hosted by Veterans Upward Bound is seeking art entries now to Oct. 30
  • October issue of Teaching Today is now available
  • Savvy Scholar Workshops continue through October
  • Virtual panel series seeks to identify critical conversations surrounding the pandemic
  • No-cost webinars to help you start your business
  • Technology Takes the Wheel event on Oct. 16
  • Physics Seminar Series features Dr. Mario R. Perez, NASA HQ, Washington, DC on Oct. 14
  • UP & USS joint senate meeting set for Oct. 20
  • State Employee Health Plan updates in response to COVID-19
  • Changes to your HSA/HRA/FSA for 2020 due to CARES Act
  • Shocker alums power through the unprecedented as school principals
  • Cluck Cluck Boom @ Fuzzy's
  • Learn 2 Row with Shocker Rowing
  • Public invited to Fall World Series game on Oct. 17
  • Join us for this week's Virtual Wellness Programs
  • Wednesdays in Wiedemann with Lynne Davis
  • Use your Shocker Dollars in the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • Student Support Services is accepting applicants for the Martinez Inspire Scholarship

  • 蹤獲扦 launches COVID-19 Voluntary Asymptomatic Surveillance Testing Program
  • PPE available for classrooms, other spaces
  • University Town Hall set for 8 a.m. today
  • You're invited to the Virtual Women in STEAM Gala!
  • See something, say something: Face coverings
  • Faculty Senate meeting today
  • The 蹤獲扦 Office of Research schedules additional Introduction to Research workshop
  • Enrollment starts soon!
  • Rise of the Rest 2020 Virtual Tour
  • Technology Takes the Wheel event on Oct. 16
  • Fire alarm testing to occur throughout fall
  • Are you ready to vote?
  • Have questions about preventing an STI? Tune into Tuesday Talks on Oct. 13
  • No-cost webinars to help you start your business
  • Virtual panel series seeks to identify critical conversations surrounding the pandemic
  • Wednesdays in Wiedemann with Lynne Davis
  • Physics Seminar Series features Dr. Mario R. Perez, NASA HQ, Washington, DC on Oct. 14
  • 2021 Benefits Open Enrollment events
  • 蹤獲扦s International Student Union announces INTERFEST
  • Foundation Requisition Training sign-up
  • Shocker Softball to host Black & Yellow Scrimmage free and open to the public
  • Shocker Volleyball hosts final Black & Yellow Scrimmage this fall: Free and open to the public
  • Student Organization advisors needed
  • Donations needed for nursing home residents
  • Please help less fortunate children this Christmas
  • Applied learning highlight of the week!
  • Enroll for an in-person service-learning course in psychology!

  • 蹤獲扦 launches COVID-19 Voluntary Asymptomatic Surveillance Testing Program
  • Enrollment starts soon!
  • See something, say something: Face coverings
  • You're invited to the Virtual Women in STEAM Gala!
  • This week Shocker Strong focuses on Practicing Acts of Kindness and Generosity
  • Free tutoring and academic mentoring for diverse Shockers!
  • Technology Takes the Wheel event on Oct. 16
  • No-cost webinars to help you start your business
  • Fire alarm testing to occur throughout fall
  • Deadline to register to vote is Tuesday, Oct. 13. Are you registered?
  • Shockers Abroad Series
  • DIY: Sequin Pillows
  • National Student Exchange is perfect for students who want to study and live in a new city!
  • Study Abroad Scholarships for summer 2021
  • Engineers Without Borders to meet today
  • Savvy Scholar Workshops continue through October
  • 蹤獲扦s International Student Union announces INTERFEST
  • Virtual panel series seeks to identify critical conversations surrounding the pandemic
  • Have questions about preventing an STI? Tune into Tuesday Talks on Oct. 13
  • Wednesdays in Wiedemann with Lynne Davis
  • Physics Seminar Series features Dr. Mario R. Perez, NASA HQ, Washington, DC on Oct. 14
  • Shocker Volleyball hosts final Black & Yellow Scrimmage this fall: Free and open to the public
  • Shocker Softball to host Black & Yellow Scrimmage free and open to the public
  • The Shock Block is back
  • Join us for this week's Virtual Wellness Programs
  • Applied learning highlight of the week!
  • Learn to row with Shocker Rowing
  • Cluck Cluck Boom @ Fuzzy's
  • Use your Shocker Dollars in the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
  • Volunteer opportunity with The Lord's Diner
  • Donations needed for nursing home residents
  • Please help less fortunate children this Christmas

Students walking with masks on campus

Oct. 12, 2020 -- 蹤獲扦 is offering a new line of defense against COVID-19 with the launch of its COVID-19 Voluntary Asymptomatic Surveillance Testing Program. Voluntary surveillance testing is part of the universitys multi-pronged strategy to monitor and mitigate the spread of COVID-19 on campus.

  • PPE available for classrooms, other spaces
  • 蹤獲扦 releases 2021 employment forecasts
  • Center for Real Estate releases 2021 Kansas Housing Markets Forecast Series
  • F1RST Gen Shocker Friday
  • Let's Talk About It is a new podcast from The Fuse hosted by 蹤獲扦 faculty Bobby Berry and Jessica Newman
  • The 蹤獲扦 Office of Research schedules two additional Introduction to Research workshops
  • Savvy Scholar Workshops continue through October
  • You're invited to the Virtual Women in STEAM Gala!
  • Student Support Services is accepting applicants for the Martinez Inspire Scholarship
  • All call for The Wheat Shock Leadership Society judges
  • No-cost webinars to help you start your business
  • Register for the next Rising to the Challenge Virtual Workshop
  • University Town Hall set for Oct. 12
  • Virtual panel series seeks to identify critical conversations surrounding the pandemic
  • 蹤獲扦s International Student Union announces INTERFEST
  • Ulrich virtual book discussion on Tuesday examines powerful portrait of Ugandan girl
  • 2021 benefits open enrollment events
  • Impacted by the layoffs in Wichita?
  • 蹤獲扦 student guides the stewardship of Highland Cemetery
  • Public invited to Fall World Series games Oct. 10 & 17
  • Learn to row with Shocker Rowing
  • Have questions about preventing an STI? Tune into Tuesday Talks on Oct. 13
  • Elements Multi-Media Art Competition exhibit submissions are now open
  • Shockers Abroad Series

  • We challenge you to complete five hours of community service with Wu's Big Challenge
  • Don't miss your chance to apply to the Cohen Honors College!
  • Student Support Services is accepting applicants for the Martinez Inspire Scholarship
  • You're invited to the Virtual Women in STEAM Gala!
  • Join the Student Senate
  • Virtual panel series seeks to identify critical conversations surrounding the pandemic
  • Ulrich virtual book discussion on Tuesday examines powerful portrait of Ugandan girl
  • Elements Multi-Media Art Competition exhibit submissions are now open
  • SGA Elections Commission positions now open ... Apply today!
  • 蹤獲扦s International Student Union announces INTERFEST
  • Shockers Abroad Series
  • Engineers Without Borders to meet Oct. 12
  • Savvy Scholar Workshops continue through October
  • Public invited to Fall World Series games Oct. 10 & 17
  • Sign up today for the Pumpkin Run
  • Have questions about preventing an STI? Tune into Tuesday Talks on Oct. 13
  • DIY: Sequin Pillows
  • $1.50 bowling games on Fridays for rewards members
  • Learn to row with Shocker Rowing
  • Volunteer opportunity with The Lord's Diner
  • Donations needed for nursing home residents
  • Business students are collecting canned food and personal hygiene products for those in need

Cindy Graves

Oct. 9, 2020 Thousands of school principals are faced with a challenge no other living school leader has faced: leading their schools through a pandemic. We're featuring two principals with roots in Shocker Nation.

  • University Town Hall set for Oct. 12
  • Dondlinger wins bid to build Woolsey Hall, new home of the W. Frank Barton School of Business at 蹤獲扦
  • Foundation Requisition Training sign-up
  • SPTE confirmation letters emailed
  • Tuition Assistance applications for spring 2021 now being accepted
  • New toner program coming soon
  • Commemorative 125th anniversary name badges
  • Earn credit for solving national security issues!
  • LASI 170 course to equip students with resource knowledge
  • Your 蹤獲扦 Police Department wants to hear from you
  • Outdoor Movie Jumanji: The Next Level
  • Technology Takes the Wheel event on Oct. 16
  • You're invited to the Virtual Women in STEAM Gala!
  • No-cost webinars to help you start your business
  • University Business notes recent high-impact scholarships at 蹤獲扦
  • Employee discount information
  • Take a mental health screening for National Depressions Screening Day
  • Donations needed for nursing home residents
  • TRIO DSS is accepting student applications for the 2020-21 Academic school year
  • Free tutoring and academic mentoring for diverse Shockers!

  • See something, say something - COVID-19
  • 蹤獲扦 receives grant for AmeriCorps members to assist youth at four local agencies
  • You're invited to the Virtual Women in STEAM Gala!
  • No-cost webinars to help you start your business
  • University Town Hall set for Oct. 12
  • Three upcoming workshops for grad students
  • Register for next week's Kansas Prevention Virtual Conference!
  • Take a mental health screening for National Depressions Screening Day
  • Shockers Abroad Series
  • The 蹤獲扦 Office of Research schedules two additional Introduction to Research workshops
  • Are you a parent of a teenager?
  • LASI 170 course to equip students with resource knowledge
  • Physics Seminar at 2 p.m. today features Dr. Gerald Jackson
  • Polish your presentation skills with Speak for Success today
  • Your 蹤獲扦 Police Department wants to hear from you
  • Virtual panel series seeks to identify critical conversations surrounding the pandemic
  • 2021 benefits open enrollment events
  • 2019-20 Undergraduate Admissions Annual Report
  • $1.50 bowling games on Fridays for rewards members
  • Are you ready to vote?
  • New toner program coming soon
  • Please help less fortunate children this Christmas
  • Fire alarm testing to occur throughout fall
  • Join the Student Senate
  • 蹤獲扦 launches certificate in Latin American and Latinx Studies

  • See something, say something - COVID-19
  • 蹤獲扦 receives grant for AmeriCorps members to assist youth at four local agencies
  • Three upcoming workshops for grad students
  • You're invited to the Virtual Women in STEAM Gala!
  • 蹤獲扦s International Student Union announces INTERFEST
  • No-cost webinars to help you start your business
  • 蹤獲扦 launches certificate in Latin American and Latinx Studies
  • Take a mental health screening for National Depressions Screening Day
  • TRIO DSS is accepting student applications for the 2020-21 Academic school year
  • ShiftSpace, Wichita Festivals to light up downtown Wichita
  • Join us for the BMES Mini Symposium today
  • Polish your presentation skills with Speak for Success today
  • Build a team and compete in Homecoming 2020!
  • Shockers Abroad Series
  • Want more ways to feel connected on campus? Join TLC this Thursday!
  • Master of Social Work Informational Sessions - All students invited!
  • LASI 170 course to equip students with resource knowledge
  • Are you a parent of a teenager?
  • Physics Seminar at 2 p.m. today features Dr. Gerald Jackson
  • Your 蹤獲扦 Police Department wants to hear from you
  • Outdoor Movie Jumanji: The Next Level
  • DIY: Sequin Pillows
  • Ulrich Virtual program with indigenous artist Jaune Quick-to-See Smith moved to Thursday, Oct. 22
  • Free STI Testing on Oct. 7 at Student Wellness Center
  • $1.50 bowling games on Fridays for rewards members
  • Kids masks available at the Shocker Store, plus a new gaiter style
  • 蹤獲扦 alumni in the running to win $1 million in XPrize mask challenge
  • Clark and Sharon Bastian, Fidelity Bank invest another $500,000 in new home for the W. Frank Barton School of Business
  • Are you ready to vote?
  • Free tutoring and academic mentoring for diverse Shockers!
  • Community Service Board (CSB) membership meetings
  • Volunteer opportunity with Wichita Clean Streams
  • Please help less fortunate children this Christmas
  • Fire alarm testing to occur throughout fall