Category: Student Organizations

Be a part of something bigger and become a leader in the Association of Hindu Students in America (AHINSA).

This is a chance to shape the community, celebrate your heritage and create meaningful connections. As an executive committee member, you’ll gain leadership experience, organize impactful events and make a lasting difference.

The Japanese Culture Association invites you to join an afternoon of Japanese calligraphy from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 14 in 203 Rhatigan Student Center, Lancelot Room.

Whether you have no experience or are a seasoned master, everyone is welcome to come and learn or even show off mastery. The event’s theme will go along with Valentine’s Day, with love and heart related kanji.

Students enrolled in Japanese courses are welcome to come and make up their assignment.

Aftershock Student Ministry seeks to offer others the opportunity to join in Christian fellowship and meets at 7 p.m. every Thursday in 134 Woolsey Hall, AGH Classroom. It begins at 7 with dinner and fellowship and opens the word at 7:20 p.m.

The organization’s mission is to offer a place of safety, security and comfort for others of like faith to explore the word of God and openly seek guidance and instruction while doing so.

Join the Artist Exploration Association (AEA) for its September general meeting at 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 27 in 266 RSC, Pike Room.

Come learn about the yearly art challenge Inktober, draw with friends and learn about everything that AEA has to offer. All majors and art skill levels are welcome to attend. Supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring your own. Bring a friend, bring a snack and come hang out with other artists on campus.

Wichita State’s Photography and Printmaking Guilds are seeking student artwork submissions for “Bare-Bones,” an exhibition of photographic and print works. Any WSU student, regardless of major, is encouraged to participate.

Printed photo submissions must be frameless and have name, title and email attached. Submissions must be dropped off at 104 McKnight Hall by Oct. 1. For more information, contact cremindken@gmail.com.

Interested in learning more about cybersecurity? Join Women in Cybersecurity for an introductory meeting at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 6 in 262 Rhatigan Student Center, Herrman Room.

Women in CyberSecurity is dedicated to promoting equality in the cybersecurity field. It will provide an overview of the organization and discussing its upcoming events, including professional development sessions, technical workshops and social events. Women in CyberSecurity is open to all.

Did you know there’s a Disc Golf Club at Wichita State? If you are interested in joining the club, go to open tryouts at 9 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 31 at Cessna West Disc Golf Course, 5801 E Kinkaid St.

After the morning session, the club will break for lunch and meet back up at L.W. Clapp Park, 4611 E Harry St. around 1 p.m.

Want more information? Contact the Disc Golf Club at wushockdiscgolf@outlook.com.

Are you stressed about finals? Do you need a friend to get you through these tough times? Look no further than Pet Rocks for Stressed Shocks. From 1 to 3 p.m. Wednesday, May 1 in 264 Rhatigan Student Center, the Geology Club will host an event where you can make your very own “emotional support rock” to help you get through finals.

This is a come-and-go event, free for all Wichita State students with their Shocker ID. All supplies and rocks are provided at no charge.

Join Shocker Gaming Club (SGC) for a special end-of-the-school-year game night in honor of Star Wars from 6 to 10 p.m. Thursday, May 2 in the Heskett Center E-Sports Hub.

There will be food, VR games and a cosplay contest with prizes. SGC invites everyone to have a great time before finals roll in.

Join the Indigenous Student Collective as it mourns the loss of Cole Brings Plenty at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 26 at the Grace Memorial Chapel.

The organization’s thoughts and prayers are with his family and community. Candles will be provided for a candlelit moment of silence.