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Need to renew or receive your Kansas ID or Driver’s License? Schedule an appointment at the Kansas Department of Motor Vehicles website and you can begin the process of renewing or receiving a Kansas ID or license at a DMV Mobil Event Nov. 15 at the Rhatigan Student Center (RSC) Room 266. Representatives from the Kansas DMV will be available by appointment at the RSC during this time.

This opportunity is available to both international and domestic students, staff, and faculty. Members are required to have a wichita.edu email to sign up reserve a time. Appointments are limited.

Visit the Wichita State Mobile at DMV Event website for a complete list of services and items required for the event.

Interested in being a buddy to new exchange students for the spring 2022 semester? Wichita State’s International Buddy Program is currently accepting applications until Nov. 10.

The International Buddy Program pairs incoming exchange students with Wichita State students to help the exchange students integrate into life here in the United States and at WSU for one semester. The program also provides exchange students an opportunity to have a friend and resource when they arrive and throughout their time on campus.

For more information, contact studyabroad@wichita.edu.

The Office of Adult Learning is surveying Wichita State adult learners to see if they would be interested in joining a student organization for fellow adult learners. For more information, contact the Office of Adult Learning at 316-978-8325 or adultlearning@wichita.edu.

Helped by six grants from Kansas Leadership Center, Wichita State University’s HEALTH Student Association in the Department of Public Health Sciences is working to end the pandemic and support students with information and resources to keep them healthy.

Nathan Luke, Jasmin Castillo, Gregory VanDyke, Wichita State students, are conducting an independent survey as part of a class project to help implement a healthier and inexpensive food option at the Rhatigan Student Center (RSC). The survey will be open through Nov. 12.

In honor of Veteran’s Day Nov. 11, Wichita Transit will not have bus services. Bus services will resume citywide the following day. Students using the transit service are encouraged to download the MyStop app to follow the buses in real-time.

Most children love trying on costumes this time of year, but for children with special needs, finding the right costume can be a challenge.

Walkin’ & Rollin’ is a non-profit organization out of Kansas City that provides wheelchair costumes at no cost. During the fall 2021 semester, members of Wichita State University’s GoBabyGo program worked with the non-profit to help local children have a more thrilling Halloween.

The American Athletic Conference is investing in big cities and the state of Texas with its addition of six new members recently.

The University of Alabama at Birmingham, Florida Atlantic University, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, University of North Texas, Rice University and The University of Texas at San Antonio had their applications for membership approved last week.

Do you know a WSU employee who deserves special recognition for their contributions to Wichita State? The Staff Senate invites the WSU community to submit nominations between Nov. 1-Jan. 28 for outstanding Unclassified Professional (UP) and University Support Staff (USS) employees for the President’s Award for Distinguished Service.

These awards recognize the dedication and excellence of WSU employees who have provided exemplary, dedicated and caring service to the WSU community that is beyond the expectations of the duties and responsibilities of their position. Selected honorees are recognized at the annual Shocker Pride Celebration in spring 2022.

Nominations will be accepted until 5 p.m. Jan. 28. For more information or to submit a nomination, contact amy.belden@wichita.edu.

Beginning Nov. 1, a number of lots in the vicinity of Koch Arena will be reserved for Shocker Athletic Scholarship Organization parking three hours before Wichita State men’s basketball games. Anyone previously parked in these lots will need to move their cars at that time. Signage will be in place alerting drivers of the impending lot assignment changes.