Category: Resources

As WSU crosses the midpoint of the 16-week semester, instructors are reviewing student progress using the Student Early Alert System (SEAS). This system helps identify students who may benefit from additional support.

If you receive a SEAS alert email, it’s an opportunity to reflect, connect with resources and take steps toward improvement.

Don’t hesitate to reach out to your instructor, academic advisor or a Success Coach if you have questions or need assistance. They are here to support your success.

Tired of losing track of sources? This hands-on workshop from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 20 in Ablah Library, Digital Scholars Commons, or virtually will show students how to use EndNote to import, organize and cite references across projects. Whether you’re writing your first paper or formatting a thesis, EndNote can help you stay organized and reduce last-minute stress.

The Savvy Scholar Workshop Series is designed to help students (plus faculty and staff) navigate multiple stages of the research process.

Have questions about FAFSA, scholarships or financial aid deadlines? This episode of the “Plugged In at WSU” breaks down the financial aid process and offers practical advice for maximizing the financial support available to you. Whether you’re new to WSU or returning for another year, you’ll gain valuable insights to help pay for college.

Tune in to “Plugged In at WSU” for tips that can help you save money and stay financially prepared.

FYRE is an applied learning program designed to connect undergraduate first-year students with authentic hands-on research experiences in a variety of STEM-related disciplines. Students selected for the FYRE program enroll in an introductory research seminar course that exposes them to research methods and are matched with research positions in WSU labs actively involved in scholarly STEM research. FYRE students will be better prepared for advanced careers in STEM fields and will develop important skills in critical thinking and problem-solving that can be applied to careers outside of research.

• The FYRE in STEM program is open to all first year undergraduate students at Wichita State. This includes transfer students in their first year as well as traditional freshmen, even those who may have enough credits to be considered a sophomore.
• Students need not be a member of the Honors College, but should have a strong interest in STEM fields.
• For the purposes of the FYRE program, we will use a broad definition of STEM that is not limited to basic sciences, engineering and math, but could also include exercise science, health professions (including CSD, public health, nursing, medical laboratory sciences, etc.), psychology and education majors focused on STEM fields.

Did you know Wichita State has a full-service U.S. Post Office location in Morrison Hall? The Post Office makes it easy to handle your postal needs right here on campus. It’s also the best place for you to get your passport, which is quick and easy without ever needing to leave campus.

Now is the time for you to check your class progress and reflect on the goals you set for yourself at the beginning of the semester. Look for your grades in Blackboard, visit the Shocker Learning Center on the second floor of the Shocker Success Center or contact student.success@wichita.edu to connect with your success coach.

Wichita State faculty, staff, students and alumni are save on professional attire at the JCPenney Suit-Up event from 3 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4 at JCPenney at Towne East Square, 7700 E. Kellogg Dr.

Save up to 45% on select career wear, shoes and accessories for interviews, career fairs and the workplace.

Can’t make it to the store? Text SHOCKS to 67292 to receive the discount code and shop eligible items online.

Students, remember to schedule midterms in advance. If you schedule using “Instructor/Class Not Listed,” forward your confirmation email to testingcenter@wichita.edu with the course number, prefix and instructor’s name (example: ENGL 104 with Davey Jones). Without this information ahead of time, it may affect your testing times.

Also, math midterms are categorized under “Exams/Quizzes” on RegisterBlast. If you cannot find your exam, schedule under “Instructor/Class Not Listed” and follow the instructions above.

College can be challenging, and taking care of your mental health matters. In this episode of “Plugged in at WSU,” learn how Counseling and Psychological Services supports students through counseling, crisis services, group programs and wellness resources. You’ll also hear how students can access support both on campus and online.

Listen to “Plugged in at WSU” and learn about services that can help you manage stress, build resilience and support your overall well-being.

Taking care of yourself is an important part of sustained success. Wichita State’s Wellness-To-Go vending machine in the Heskett Center lobby provides convenient and affordable access to health and wellness products when you need them.

The machine offers a variety of items designed to support students’ physical and personal well-being.