European Travel Seminar Information Session Summer 2026; Tuesday, October 21st at 2 p.m. Elliott Hall room 234

Interested in visiting Europe? There will be a short European travel seminar available for next summer that is open to all students of any major at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 21 in 234 Elliott Hall. The study abroad program will allow students to travel in a group to Europe with WSU faculty and learn about cultures of three countries while visiting many different sites.

The program is open to both undergraduate and graduate students. Learn more by checking out the website at wichita.edu/EuropeSummer2026.

The image lists the available Honors seminar courses for the spring 2026 semester.

Not currently a member of the Cohen Honors College but interested in learning more? Any WSU undergraduate student can take one Honors seminar course with permission without being admitted to Honors.

Spring 2026 HNRS seminar courses:

  • HNRS 153B: The Dynamic Universe
  • HNRS 305F: Epidemics in World History
  • HNRS 305Y: Peace
  • HNRS 351: Survey of Leadership
  • HNRS 365: Emerging Technologies.

If you have any questions, email honors@wichita.edu.

Are you interested in becoming a dental hygienist? Join an information session at 3:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 10 in 110 Ahlberg Hall. Learn about the dental hygiene profession, get an overview of WSU’s dental hygiene program and get details about the application process and academic counseling. Program faculty will also be available to answer your questions.

Explore a future in Nursing! Nursing Info Session Friday, Oct. 10 at 10 a.m. Ahlberg Hall, Room 208. Register at wichita.edu/nursinginfosession

Thinking about a career in nursing? Join the nursing program for an information session at 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 10 in 208 Ahlberg Hall. Learn more about the BSN programs at Wichita State, admission requirements and have the opportunity to ask questions directly to nursing faculty.

Gain a deeper understanding of the criminal justice system with the Introduction to Criminal Justice series of Badges at Wichita State. This Badge series, designed for full-time professionals, covers law enforcement, the courts, corrections and juvenile justice.

Wichita State has been a national leader in creating a standard for microcredentials, allowing employers to be confident that meaningful learning has occurred, so you can confidently list a badge you’ve earned from WSU on your resume.

To learn more about Badges, including how to enroll for the fall 2025 semester, visit wichita.edu/badges.

New Psychology Elective, interested in creating health and wellness initiatives? Psychology 317: Prevention Science & Community Wellness. CRN 14796. Promoting Health and Wellness, Preventing Suicide, Preventing Substance Misuse, and Preventing Sexual Violence

PSY 317: Prevention Sciences & Community Wellness is designed for future leaders, researchers and practitioners interested in wellness and mental health, this course examines the theory and applied practices of community wellness and prevention work.

It’s a course for freshmen and seniors alike and meets 2 to 4:40 p.m. on Thursdays in 105 Lindquist Hall. Register with CRN 14796. Email cora.olson@wichita.edu for more information.

Creative Interventions - Creative Process in Practice badge

Professionals looking to boost their skillsets can enroll in one or many of the Badge courses offered at Wichita State. These badges can not only teach you new skills, but also enhance your current knowledge base.

One such series of Badges is the Creative Interventions series, which offers a broad overview of creative, ethical and mindfulness-based approaches to practice, designed to support those working in social work, counseling, education and related areas.

Badges are bite-sized, one credit hour or less courses designed to work within the working professional’s schedule. They can be taken at your own pace and use Open Educational Resources, meaning you don’t need to pay for a textbook.

To learn more about Badges, including how to enroll for the fall 2025 semester, visit wichita.edu/badges.

Wichita State has been a leader in creating a standard for microcredentials, allowing employers to be confident that meaningful learning has occurred when you list the badge on your resume. Badges are developed with input from employers, government licensing agencies, trade associations and faculty.

Creative Interventions - Creative Process in Practice badge

Professionals looking to boost their skillsets can enroll in one or many of the Badge courses offered at Wichita State. These badges can not only teach you new skills, but also enhance your current knowledge base.

One such series of Badges is the Creative Interventions series, which offers a broad overview of creative, ethical and mindfulness-based approaches to practice, designed to support those working in social work, counseling, education and related areas.

Badges are bite-sized, one credit hour or less courses designed to work within the working professional’s schedule. They can be taken at your own pace and use Open Educational Resources, meaning you don’t need to pay for a textbook.

To learn more about Badges, including how to enroll for the fall 2025 semester, visit wichita.edu/badges. And employees at Wichita State can apply for Tuition Assistance to cover the cost of Badges. The final application window for Tuition Assistance closes Aug. 4.

Wichita State has been a leader in creating a standard for microcredentials, allowing employers to be confident that meaningful learning has occurred when you list the badge on your resume. Badges are developed with input from employers, government licensing agencies, trade associations and faculty.

Wichita State’s Lifelong Learning program has released its fall 2025 classes, designed and free for individuals aged 60 and above.

Classes are available both online at your own pace or in person from 1-3 p.m. at the Hughes Metropolitan Complex, however only a limited number of seats are available for those who sign up for in-person classes, so register soon. Deadline for registering is Sept. 10.

The following classes are being offered for fall 2025:

  • Asian American History
  • Geological Wonders of the 50 States
  • Modern Ireland: From Imperialism to Peace
  • Generative AI: Promises and Perils
  • Shakespeare
  • Talkin’ ’bout my (and your) Generation
  • Hollywood vs. Broadway: Is the Relationship Symbiotic or Parasitic?
  • Kansas Under Water: Geology of the Cretaceous Seaway
  • Listen Up! Unlocking the Secrets of Sound
  • Dreams of El Dorado: Triumph and Tragedy

Learn more about Wichita State’s Lifelong Learning program by going to wichita.edu/lifelonglearning. For questions, call 316-978-3258 or email lifelonglearning@wichita.edu.

Those looking to deepen their understanding of globalization and its effects on the business world can take one or many Badges in the Global Business series here at Wichita State. Badges in the series cover the implications of globalization, differing cultures, exporting and entering foreign markets.

Badges are bite-sized, one credit hour or less courses that you can take at your own pace during the semester. These badges are developed in concert with employers, government licensing agencies, trade associations and faculty, meaning employees and employers alike can be confident that meaningful learning occurred.

To learn more about Badges, including how to enroll for the fall 2025 semester, visit wichita.edu/badges.

Wichita State has been a national leader in creating a standard for microcredentials.