Your instructors might be using SEAS (Student Early Alert System) to share feedback about how you’re doing in class on things like attendance, participation or missing assignments.

If you get an alert, don’t panic. It’s just a heads-up to help you get support early. You’ll also get info on campus resources that can help.

Questions? Be sure to respond to your instructor. Need help and don’t know where to turn? Raise your hand here and Student Success will help.

Savvy Scholar Workshop, Tuesdays at 3:30-4:30, September 8, Using AI Tools for Library Research, Online Only

Join University Libraries for the next Savvy Scholar Workshop from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 8 online to strengthen your library skills with AI tools that help you search smarter, evaluate sources and work more efficiently.

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

Student success tips

Are you feeling overwhelmed prioritizing, studying and juggling multiple roles while trying to meet your academic deadlines? Time management will always be one of the biggest challenges for college life, but students can find resources for improving their time management skills from Student Success.

A student takes a proctored exam at a desk

The Office of Student Accommodations & Testing helps ensure all Shockers have access to the resources they need to succeed. The office coordinates accommodations for students with disabilities, provides assistive technology resources and offers proctored testing services.

Students seeking accommodations are encouraged to connect with the office early in the semester.

Students work together to help each other fill out a job application on a computer

Are you ready to find a career fit for you and your major? Check out these resources from the Shocker Career Accelerator available to get started:

PathwayU is your assessment tool to explore different majors and careers, whether you are currently undecided or looking to change. Head over to wichita.pathwayu.com, sign up using your WSU email (first initial, middle initial, last name and maybe a number, @shockers.wichita.edu) and click “Start Assessment.”

What Can I Do With This Major? hosts information on more than 100 different majors and fields, including potential careers, advice on how to get the most out of your major, professional organizations related to your major and more.

Want to get more personalized guidance while getting started? You can schedule an appointment with an SCA career coach through Shocker Central, emailing sca@wichita.edu or calling the office at 316-978-3688.

OneStop Student Services. We can answer all your questions...

The start of a new semester can feel overwhelming. That’s why OneStop is here.

If you’re looking for a quick answer to anything WSU-related, start with the OneStop knowledge base, your “Google” for all things Wichita State.

The knowledge base is your 24/7 online resource for common student questions, step-by-step guides, important deadlines and helpful information about everything from financial aid to registration. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, OneStop is just a click, call or visit away and ready to help.

This is a reminder for all students to send out surveys with Qualtrics. Wichita State has a license for Qualtrics, which became the official institutional survey software in 2012.

Qualtrics can be used for research purposes, program review, nominations, elections, applications and more.

Listed below are some of the benefits of using Qualtrics for your survey needs:

  • The program reduces overall cost as the university has a site license for Qualtrics, so users do not have to pay any other third-party vendor.
  • There is access to the Qualtrics support site to help users with survey design, methodology and survey questions.
  • Members have access to on-campus survey experts to optimize their survey and response rate.
  • Qualtrics ensures that users get accurate email lists of students, faculty and staff for their survey.
  • Qualtrics reduces survey fatigue as it can create reduced samples that more approximately target your survey population.
  • Qualtrics sends reminders, follow-ups and thank you emails to survey recipients.
  • Users can view analytics of create reports, including filtered results within Qualtrics.
  • Users can avoid getting marked as a spammer by sending surveys through Qualtrics rather than through their myWSU email.
  • Users can create surveys with embedded video, audio and graphics.
  • Users can create surveys that only show appropriate questions to each user using skip logic and survey flow.
  • Users can export data directly to SPSS, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, CSV or PDF format.

If you need an account, would like training or have questions, contact Whitney Crager, Office of Planning and Analysis, at 316-978-5350 or at whitney.crager@wichita.edu.

Experience the F45 Difference, four images of people working out in various poses in a F45 studio. Fitness in 45 Minutes, Interval Training, Circuit Training, Functional Training. A QR code to scan & sign up

Looking for a fun and motivating way to stay active? F45 Training at the Heskett Center offers instructor-led group workouts that help you reach your fitness goals in a supportive and encouraging environment.

Designed for all fitness levels, F45 combines functional training with team energy to keep you challenged and motivated. With classes available seven days a week, it’s convenient for busy students to fit a workout into their schedule.

Students workout in the Steve Clark YMCA on campus

Did you know that Shockers like you get an automatic membership to 12 Greater Wichita YMCAs, including the Steve Clark YMCA here on campus? You can get started by visiting the Steve Clark YMCA with your Shocker ID and activating your account.

Student success tips

Students, have you been to student hours yet? If your answer is no, take the opportunity this week to visit at least one of your professors in their office during their student hours. Only a handful of students each semester use this opportunity to get to know their professors outside of the classroom. You might even gain an advisor, mentor or get the answer to your questions from your text.