Join the SEAL office from March 13-18 for an Alternative Spring Break trip in Wilmington, North Carolina. Alternative Breaks invite students to spend time learning about a specific area and then travel to that area over spring break to participate in a series of volunteer activities that complement their studies.

The trip cost this year is $210 and covers airfare, food, lodging and all program costs. Students must fill out an application and be selected to join the program.

For questions email Loren Belew at Loren.Belew@wichita.edu or call 316-978-7016.

Want to study abroad? Attend our in-person information session Friday, October 28th at 2 p.m. RSC room 264 Register at wichita.edu/studyabroad

If you’re interested in studying abroad, take the first step and attend this week’s information session to learn more.

The session is at 2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 28, in 264 RSC (Spencer Room). 

Stop by Woolsey Hall from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 27, and meet with Cargill professionals at all levels to learn more about career opportunities and what you can do with your major.

Free pizza, soda and dessert will be served in this casual get-to-know-you event.

Register for the event on Handshake.

Student Health Services is open! During Fall Break Oct 17-18. Contact information banner at the bottom of the graphic. Phone Number: 316-978-4792, Website at wichita.edu/shs, and social media accounts @myshockerhealth and @wsu.shs

The Student Health Services (SHS) office will remain open 8 a.m.-5 p.m. during Fall Break Oct. 17-18. The office is located at the Student Wellness Center in the Steve Clark YMCA Building.

For more information, contact 316-978-4792 or visit our website the SHS website below.

Headshot of Valeria Paunet.

It’s time to apply for the the fall 2022 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) campaign.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) allows students to apply for a full range of possible financial aid programs, including work-study, grants and loans. Learn more at WSU’s FAFSA page.

Many Wichita State students have benefitted from FAFSA, including Valeria Paunetto, a sophomore in social work.

“Completing the FAFSA opens doors to scholarship opportunities,” said Valeria.

If students need assistance, they can set up an appointment at the Wichita State Financial Aid office page.

For more information regarding financial aid at Wichita State, please contact WSU’s OneStop by phone at 316-978-3430 or by chat at the OneStop page.

Headshot of Wendy De Loera.

It’s time to apply for the the fall 2022 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) campaign.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) allows students to apply for a full range of possible financial aid programs, including work-study, grants and loans. Learn more at WSU’s FAFSA page.

Many Wichita State students have benefitted from FAFSA, including Wendy De Loera, a senior in business administratio.

“FAFSA is a fair way for financial aid to be distributed to all eligible student,” said Wendy.

If students need assistance, they can set up an appointment at the Wichita State Financial Aid office page.

For more information regarding financial aid at Wichita State, please contact WSU’s OneStop by phone at 316-978-3430 or by chat at the OneStop page.

Headshot of Alondra Aquilera.

It’s time to apply for the the fall 2022 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) campaign.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) allows students to apply for a full range of possible financial aid programs, including work-study, grants and loans. Learn more at WSU’s FAFSA page.

Many Wichita State students have benefitted from FAFSA, including Alondra Aguilera, senior in pre-K-12 Spanish education.

“FAFSA helps make college affordable,” said Alondra.

If students need assistance, they can set up an appointment at the Wichita State Financial Aid office page.

For more information regarding financial aid at Wichita State, please contact WSU’s OneStop by phone at 316-978-3430 or by chat at the OneStop page.

Headshot of Octavio Nunez.

It’s time to apply for the the fall 2022 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) campaign.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) allows students to apply for a full range of possible financial aid programs, including work-study, grants and loans. Learn more at WSU’s FAFSA page.

Many Wichita State students have benefitted from FAFSA, including Octavio Nunez, Octavio Nunez, a senior from Los Angeles who is studying product design and manufacturing engineering.

“Applying for the FAFSA is free and easy to do,” said Octavio.

If students need assistance, they can set up an appointment at the Wichita State Financial Aid office page.

For more information regarding financial aid at Wichita State, please contact WSU’s OneStop by phone at 316-978-3430 or by chat at the OneStop page.

Headshot of Octavio Nunez.

It’s time to apply for the the fall 2022 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) campaign.

The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) allows students to apply for a full range of possible financial aid programs, including work-study, grants and loans. Learn more at WSU’s FAFSA page.

Many Wichita State students have benefitted from FAFSA, including Iris Okere, WSU junior in marketing with a minor in Spanish.

“Completing the FAFSA early allows you to be considered for need-based scholarships,” said Iris.

If students need assistance, they can set up an appointment at the Wichita State Financial Aid office page.

For more information regarding financial aid at Wichita State, please contact WSU’s OneStop by phone at 316-978-3430 or by chat at the OneStop page.

Savvy Scholar Workshops SmartMapping with ArcGIS Online Smart mapping helps users build beautiful, informative maps with just a few clicks. 12-1 p.m., 10/21 - Online

This next Savvy Scholars workshop, SmartMapping with ArcGIS Online, will take place from noon to 1 p.m. Oct. 21 via Zoom.

Learn about how smart mapping helps users build beautiful, informative maps with just a few clicks. It can simplify the map-making process and can uncover the stories inside your data. It will be taught by geographic information systems educators Dr. Joseph Kerski and Mr. Mark Stewart of Esri.