Shocker Store. Online Textbook Buyback. Sell your books, ship for free, get CASH! Visit shockerstore.com. Select "Course Materials". Click "Online Textbook Buyback"

Want to earn some cash for textbooks you no longer need? Participate in the Online Textbook Buyback program where you can sell your books, ship them for free and get cash.

Learn more about the program. If you have questions, email shockerstore@wichita.edu.

yes, we are open 24 Hours From Sunday, May 11 - Tuesday, May 13

For the nights of Sunday May 11 through Tuesday, May 13, Ablah Library will stay open around the clock to give you flexible study time during finals week. All you need is your Shocker ID.

Flyer for an 'Internship Informational' event featuring Dr. Brian Amos, Internship Coordinator. The event takes place on Monday, May 5th at 11:00 AM in Lindquist Hall 417, Political Science Department Lounge. The flyer includes a photo of Dr. Amos, a background image of the U.S. Capitol, and a yellow badge stating 'Open to All Majors!' with Wichita State University and Political Science logos.

Are you interested in interning in Washington, D.C., Topeka or locally next year? Join Dr. Brian Amos, associate professor of political science, for an informational meeting at 11 a.m. Monday, May 5 in 417 Lindquist Hall, POLS department lounge, about the POLS internship program.

Students of all majors are welcome to attend. If you can’t attend or want more information, contact Dr. Amos at brian.amos@wichita.edu.

Pee for Pizza Wednesday, May 7th from 12 - 4pm. Free Pizza, Prevent the spread of STIs, go to the myShockerhealth portal to schedule an appointment. Decorative pizza slice images and sponsor logs of Student Health, Positive Directions, and Shocker Sport Grill and Lanes

Student Health Services (SHS) is hosting its next Pee for Pizza event. It will take place from noon to 4 p.m. Wednesday, May 7 at the Student Wellness Center in the Steve Clark YMCA. Pee for Pizza promotes sexual health awareness, supports students’ health, and prevents the spread of STIs. Get free pizza when you get free testing for HIV, Hepatitis C, Syphilis, Gonorrhea and Chlamydia by giving a urine sample. Pizza is provided to all participants.

Cosponsored by Positive Direction and Shocker Sports Grill and Lanes, Pee for Pizza is by reservation only. Appointments can be made through the myShockerhealth portal: wichita.edu/shs or by calling 316-978-4792 (4SWC). Participants must not use the restroom at least one hour before testing. For more information contact SHS at 316-978-4792. Other testing is available upon request.

The School of Performing Arts; Summer 2025 General Education Courses; Dance Appreciation; online; Theatre Appreciation; online & in-person

Help students make the most of their summer by sharing these engaging general education opportunities from the School of Performing Arts:

Theatre Appreciation: Theatre Unlocked – Dive into the world of live performance, from script to spotlight. Watch, discuss and see how theatre works its magic.
THEA143, online, CRN 30432
THEA143, in-person, June 2-28, CRN 30429

Dance Appreciation: Discover Dance – Explore the beauty, history and cultural impact of dance through films, stories and conversation.
DANC140, online, CRN 30431

Both courses fulfill general education requirements and offer students a flexible, enriching way to stay on track over the summer. Share with students who are looking for creative, accessible options over the summer. These are courses for all majors.

REFILL YOUR  MEDICATION: If you get your medication from Student Health, plan ahead to get your medication refilled before break!

If you get medications from Student Health, plan ahead to get them refilled before the semester ends or transfer them to a pharmacy where you will be spending the summer. Student Health is here for you all summer, but you may be spending your summer elsewhere.

If you have questions about your prescription or need to make an appointment, contact Student Health via the myShockerhealth portal: wichita.edu/shs, or by calling 316-978-4792 (4SWC).

Savvy Scholar Workshop 3 - 4 PM Library In-Person & Online April 15 Telling a story in Tableau

Encourage your students to attend the University Libraries workshop from 3 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 15 at Ablah Library (in-person and online). And with the new attendance tracking system, offering extra credit for student participation is now simpler than ever.

This session will Introduce your students to the free public version of Tableau. They’ll learn how to transform data into compelling visual stories, enhancing their presentations and making complex data easier to understand.

The Undergraduate Research and Creative Activity Forum (URCAF) abstract submission link is now live. Submissions are due Friday, April 18. Contact Dr. Semih Tartaroglu at semih.tartaroglu@wichita.edu if you have any questions.

 

Savvy Scholar Workshop 3 - 4 PM Library In-Person & Online April 8 Systematic Reviews (and how they differ from regular lit reviews)

Encourage your students to attend the University Libraries workshop from 3 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, April 8 at Ablah Library (in-person and online). And with the new attendance tracking system, offering extra credit for student participation is now simpler than ever.

This session will help them understand what systematic reviews are and aren’t, what makes them systematic, how to read and interpret them and how to write them.

The Campus Assessment Response Evaluation Team (CARE Team) is a group of WSU staff dedicated to ensuring students’ needs are met to promote wellness and academic success. CARE provides a proactive and supportive multidisciplinary team approach to prevention, assessment and intervention for situations that may interfere with campus members functioning to their full potential. The CARE Team plays a vital role in student health and safety on our campus.

In February, the CARE Team worked with 96 students. Some of the concerns reported included students voicing distress, feeling hopeless, experiencing academic deterioration, having basic needs unmet and hospitalizations. When a student is hospitalized, significant coordination ensures they receive proper care and support while unable to attend their courses, as well as care coordination for a safe return to campus post-hospital discharge. This is where the CARE Team plays a crucial role in supporting the student, though most of the coordination of care will likely be behind the scenes. In February, nine students were hospitalized for various health reasons.

The CARE Team diligently connected with these students and their families while in the hospital to offer support from the university and act as a liaison between the student and university faculty/staff. Upon hospital discharge, the CARE Team ensured the student received proper support for a smooth transition back to campus. The team’s wrap-around approach has led to students and families voicing their praise for the efforts and lengths that the CARE Team goes to when ensuring a student is well supported.

Faculty and staff: If a student discloses a health concern that results in hospitalization, please refer them to the CARE Team. You can submit your referral via a CARE report on the CARE Team website.