Have a paper to write but you’d rather watch the next season of your favorite series on Netflix? Managing time, priorities and life roles along with all of your academic deadlines can get overwhelming, but Wichita State’s student success coaches are here to help.

Visit the time management page located at Wichita State’s Student Success website. Students can also meet with a peer success coach at the Shocker Learning Center located in Lindquist Hall (room 107).

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 all college students but Wichita State’s student success coaches are here to help.

Students who want to to improve their time-management skills can find tips and resources in the Time Management section of the Student Success website.

Students can also reach out to their professional success coach for help on time management.

Graphic featuring text 'Preparing a competitive NSF-GRFP application: Thursday, September 2, 5:30 - 7:00 PM, Pike Room 266, Rhatigan Student Center.'

Join Dr. Coleen Pugh, Wichita State Graduate School dean and research associate vice president, at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 2 at the Rhatigan Student Center (room 266) for tips on how to craft a competitive National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program (NSF-GRFP).

The NSF-GRFP is one of the most prestigious programs to recognize and support outstanding graduate students. The grant is available to first-year domestic graduate students and undergraduate seniors in a Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) discipline who pursue a research-based master’s or doctoral degree.

Take the short questionnaire below to find out your eligibility.

Let's Talk About Accommodations

If you are a student who has a learning, mental or physical disability, make sure you have registered with the Office of Disability Services. The ODS team will help you make sure you have the accommodations you need in all of your classrooms and university activities so you can meet your goals.

Even students that have had some injuries or need assistance under some temporary circumstances qualify. Check out their resources early so you can benefit from their help throughout the semester.

Wichita State University Office of Diversity and Inclusion Promoting Academic Student Success (PASS) Learn more about this program today! wichita.edu/pass

Promoting Academic Student Success (PASS) is a program that facilitates the retention, academic success, holistic development and timely graduation of all underrepresented students at WSU, through academic support services, educational and cultural programming, interpersonal relationships and mentoring.

By participating in PASS, students will be able to:

  • Appreciate other students from diverse backgrounds
  • Demonstrate accountability for their learning experiences and academic success
  • Identify key university resources that will assist them in their retention and graduation
  • Effectively practice developmental skills such as time management, study skills and career planning
  • Create relationships with a network of peers, faculty and staff on campus

For more information, contact the Office of Diversity and Inclusion at (316) 978-3034.