WSU Today: Friday, June 27, 2025

Faculty and Staff Resources

Information about CES for the summer 2025 semester

The following table is to assist instructors with certain dates regarding CES. The dates shown below are for the summer 2025 semester.

The first column includes the various start/end (part-of-term) dates for summer semester courses that start in July.
The second column includes dates meant for instructors. This is the timeframe when instructors will receive emails about the CES process and procedures that they should complete. Instructors will receive additional emails during and after the student CES access dates.
The last column includes the dates that CES will be available for the students to complete course evaluations.

CES summer 2025 – Courses with July start dates

Course start/end dates	Instructor CES process dates	Student CES access dates
July 7-July 12	June 25-July 9	July 10-July 11
July 7-July 18	July 1-July 15	July 16-July 17
July 14-July 19	July 2-July 16	July 17-July 18
July 14-July 25	July 8-July 22	July 23-July 24
July 21-July 26	July 9-July 23	July 24-July 25

Applied Learning

Karaline Scott gives a WSU Shocker hand sign to the camera

From classroom to career: WSU engineering student powers up her career through paid internship

Electrical engineering major Karaline Scott is getting an early start on her career path. The Wichita State sophomore is spending her summer at Professional Engineering Consultants, where she’s getting paid to work alongside industry professionals and experiencing how engineering concepts translate to real-world impact.

Scott, a sophomore electrical engineering major at Wichita State University, is part of PEC’s Power Engineering Team. Her days are filled with hands-on learning — from assisting in the design and revision of electrical wiring systems to gaining experience in AutoCAD and reading complex schematics.

Research

Exercise science graduate student Charvi Sharma shares her academic and research experience at WSU

Charvi Sharma, a graduate student from Hyderabad, India, is pursuing her master’s in Exercise Science within the Department of Human Performance Studies and is set to graduate in fall 2025. With a background in physical therapy, she developed a strong interest in research during her studies in India.

At Wichita State, she’s contributed to several projects, including research on back muscle activity using electromyography and the usability of neurocognitive mobile apps in individuals with Parkinson’s disease. The Parkinson’s study earned first place at GRASP 2025 and was accepted at regional and national conferences.

Sharma also conducted research on blood flow restriction and passed the National Physical Therapy Examination (NPTE) on her first attempt. She says mentorship and support from faculty played a key role in her success.