Author: Gabriel Fonseca

The final Food for Fines will take place Tuesday, May 9 through Friday, May 12. Food for Fines is an initiative to support the Shocker Support Locker while providing a cheaper alternative to pay parking citations. Note that donations can only be accepted during the donation period.

All donations for Food for Fines must be dropped off at the Student Government Association’s office in 219 Rhatigan Student Center.

The March 2023 Food For Fines will take place Tuesday, March 7 through Friday, March 10. Food for Fines is an initiative to support the Shocker Support Locker while providing a cheaper alternative to pay parking citations. Note that donations can only be accepted during the donation period.

All donations for Food for Fines must be dropped off at the Student Government Association’s office in 219 Rhatigan Student Center.

The February 2023 Food For Fines will take place Tuesday, Feb. 7 through Friday, Feb. 10. Food for Fines is an initiative to support the Shocker Support Locker while providing a cheaper alternative to pay parking citations.

Note that donations can only be accepted during the donation period. All citations given after the end of the fall 2022 semester through February are eligible.

All donations for Food for Fines must be dropped off at the Student Government’s Office in 219 Rhatigan Student Center.

The December 2022 Food For Fines will take place Dec. 6-9. Food for Fines is an initiative to support the Shocker Support Locker while providing a cheaper alternative to paying parking citations.

Please note that donations can only be accepted during the donation period. All donations for Food for Fines must be dropped off at the Student Government’s Office in RSC 219.

Faculty, staff and students are invited to the culminating event of SGA’s Diversity Week: the inaugural Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Symposium, sponsored by the Student Government Association, Housing and Residence Life, and the chief diversity officer.

The event is from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4 in the RSC Beggs Ballroom.

During the event, you’ll hear from the chair of the Diversity, Empowerment and Inclusion Committee, get an update from the chief diversity officer about the university’s DEI Plan, and watch a keynote address from Regina Platt about how students can engage on college campuses around DEI work.

Lunch will be provided for guests.

The October 2022 Food For Fines will take place through Friday, Oct. 14. Food for Fines is an initiative to support the Shocker Support Locker while providing a cheaper alternative to paying parking citations.

Please note that donations can only be accepted during the donation period.

All donations for Food for Fines must be dropped off at the Student Government Association’s office in RSC 219.

Join Student Government Association (SGA) Student Body President Mitchell Adamson and Speaker of the Student Senate John Kirk for the annual State of the Student Body Address 6:30 p.m. today, Sept. 7 at 233 Rhatigan Student Center or live on the SGA YouTube.

The September 2022 Food For Fines will take place through today, Sept. 9. Food for Fines is an initiative to support the Shocker Support Locker, while providing a cheaper alternative to pay parking citations.

Please note that donations can only be accepted during the donation period. All citations given after the end of the spring 2023 semester are eligible.

All donations for Food for Fines must be dropped off at the Student Government’s Office in RSC 219.

Join Wichita State’s Student Government Association (SGA) at its first campus farmers market event on 4-8 p.m. Aug. 27 at Eck Stadium. The event will feature local vendors selling fresh produce, homemade jams, baked goods and local food trucks. For more information, please contact sga.wellness@wichita.edu. 

Registration is now open for Diversity Week Oct. 31-Nov. 4. The theme of Diversity Week 2022 will be celebrating unity in community with daily focuses on cultural, religious, identity and ability diversity.

Diversity Week was invented in 2021 by the 64th session of Student Government Association (SGA) as an opportunity for WSU students to be exposed to the beauty of diversity.

For more information, contact Marcha Glenn, SGA Director of Legislative and Community Outreach, at 316-978-3480 or sga.outreach@wichita.edu.