Week of September 28th

OrgSync Training: First Time Users
RSC 265
Monday, September 28th
4 - 5pm

Brown Bag Religious Series: Christianity
RSC 265
Tuesday, September 29th
11am - 12:30pm

Square Dancing
RSC, First Floor
Tuesday, September 29th
11am - 1pm

Rie Bloomfield Organ Series: Dennis Bergin
Wiedemann Recital Hall
Tuesday, September 29th
7:30pm

WSU Jazz Combos
Miller Concert Hall
Wednesday, September 30th
7:30pm

Shocktoberfest Kick-Off
RSC, First Floor
Thursday, October 1st
8am - 10pm

Thirsty Thursday: LGBT History Month
RSC 266
Thursday, October 1st
11am - 12pm

Take The Lead Reception
RSC 233
Thursday, October 1st
6 - 8pm

WSU Jazz Arts, Guitar Ensemble, Banda Hispanica
Miller Concert Hall
Thursday, October 1st
7:30pm

Memorial '70 Ceremony
Reception to follow in Miller Concert Hall
Friday, October 2nd
9 - 11am

Attn: Community Service - Service in the City 
RSC Beggs Ballroom 
Saturday, October 3rd 
8:30am - 2pm 

A Passage to India
Henrion Hall and Ulrich Museum of Art
Saturday, October 3rd
1 - 3pm

Mean Girls Day: Watch Party
CAC Theater
Saturday, October 3rd
7pm

Shocker Startup: Wednesday, Sept. 23rd

We are excited to host our first meeting of Shocker Startup this Wednesday at 7:00 pm in Hubbard Hall, Room 209. Pizza will be provided.

John Lovitt, Wichita State alumnus and Silicon Valley entrepreneur, will kick off the first meeting of Shocker Startup. The Shocker Startup organization is dedicated to providing students with the resources, support, and networking necessary to allow people from all backgrounds and majors to work together on creating projects, businesses, and ideas.

Lovitt will be giving an interactive presentation on social entrepreneurship. Don't miss this opportunity!

Kaitie Foley
Director of Marketing and PR

Week of September 21st

Partnership for Peace: Dignity for All
RSC, First Floor
Monday, September 21st
11am - 12:30pm

Humans vs. Zombies
RSC, North Patio
Monday, September 21st
5 - 6:30pm

Info Table: Transition Tuesday
RSC, First Floor
Tuesday, September 22nd
10am - 1:30pm

Brown Bag Religious Series: Buddhism
RSC 265
Tuesday, September 22nd
11am - 12:30pm

Workshop: Writing Papers and Citations in APA Style
Ablah 217
Tuesday, September 22nd
4 - 5pm

Service in the City: Tutoring
Healthcare Clinic
Tuesday, September 22nd
4:30 - 5:30pm
RSVP: www.wichita.edu/CSBvolunteer

Writing Now, Reading Now: Fiction by Andrew Sean Greer
Ulrich Museum
Tuesday, September 22nd
5:30 - 7pm

Julie Bees, Piano
Weidemann Recital Hall
Tuesday, September 22nd
7:30pm

Monster Toys For Childhood Cancer
RSC
Wednesday, September 23rd
11am - 1pm

Understanding Poverty 101
RSC 142
Thursday, September 24th
11am - 1pm

Smokey Joe's Cafe
Wilner Auditorium
Thursday, September 24th - Sunday, September 27th
7:30pm, 2pm

Week of September 14th

Open Lab: Institutional Review Board Open Lab
Jardine Hall 405
Monday, September 14th
11am - 12:30pm

Brown Bag Religion Series: Judaism
RSC 265
Tuesday, September 15th
11am - 12:30pm

Study Abroad Fair
RSC, First Floor
Tuesday, September 15th
11am - 3pm

Engineering and Science Career Fair
Koch Arena
Tuesday, September 15th
2 - 6pm

Celebrate Safe Communities
Fairmount Park
Tuesday, September 15th
6 - 8pm

Senior Wednesday: MAKE ICT and Wichita's Makerspace
Ulrich Museum
Wednesday, September 16th
10am - 12pm

Hump Day Camel Rides
RSC, East Courtyard
Wednesday, September 16th
10am - 2pm

Food Handler Class
RSC 266
Wednesday, September 16th
4 - 5pm

Workshop: Improve Your Chances of Obtaining Internal Grants at WSU
RSC 142
Thursday, September 17th
1:30 - 3pm

United in Wu Diversity Camp
Camp Hiawatha
Friday, September 18th
8am - 10pm

Food Bank Fridays
Kansas Food Bank
Friday, September 18th
2 - 4pm

Nuts and Bolts Conference
CAC Theater
Friday, September 18th
2 - 3pm

Searching For Scholarships
WSU West Campus
Saturday, September 19th
10 - 11:30am

Week of September 7th

Art Gallery: No Thing Is Everything by Alexander Moore
RSC, Cadman Art Gallery
Tuesday, September 8th
10am

Brown Bag Religious Series: Islam
RSC 265
Tuesday, September 8th
11am -12:30pm

Lecture: Wichita State University to Silicon Valley Success
RSC, Beggs Ballroom
Tuesday, September 8th
11am - 12pm

Resume Reviews: Engineering Resume Blitz
RSC 264
Wednesday, September 9th
1 - 4pm

Wednesdays in Wiedemman
Wiedemann Hall
Wednesday, September 9th
5:15 - 6pm

Shocker Neighborhood Kickoff
Fairmount United Church of Christ
Wednesday, September 9th
5 - 8:30pm
RSVP at http://bit.ly/shocker-kickoff

Museum: Fall Opening Reception
Ulrich Museum of Art
Friday, September 11th
7 - 9pm

Student Spotlight: Hannah Hund

Hannah Hund is a Junior at Wichita State University pursuing biomedical engineering (BME) and violin performance with minors in biology and chemistry.  Hund started in mechanical engineering but switched to BME because she wanted to work directly with people.  She was excited about the current trend of innovation in the biomedical industry and the innovation opportunities offered at WSU.  Hund is a Wallace Scholar, WSU Undergraduate Research Grant recipient, and BEETS Summer Research Grant recipient. She is currently working on two team projects.    
As a BME student, Hund traveled to Washington University in St. Louis for Demo Day with Dr. Brooking and another WSU student. Demo Day was a student pitch and presentation competition focused on health issues and their marketable solutions. Hund attended this event to see how other universities are cultivating idea incubators. The WSU team was invited to compete in next year’s event.

Hund in St. Louis 

Hund is also working to create an on campus organization to attract students interested in entrepreneurship and innovation. Shocker Startup aims to promote interaction between students from different colleges and provide the tools necessary to turn their combined ideas into viable businesses.

Hund is involved in several organizations on campus, participating as a violinist in Suprima Chamber Orchestra and WSU Symphony Orchestra. She is student representative in WSU’s chapter of Biomedical Engineering Society. Hund was involved in the summer BME camp and taught high school students about biodesign and entrepreneurship. Off campus, Hund is a member of University Congregational Church choir and enjoys Vietnamese cuisine. 

Hund says “I am a student of the Dorothy and Bill Cohen Honors College at Wichita State because I am inspired by their emphasis on interdisciplinary learning. Also, there are cookies and free printing. “ She has some advice for student researchers. “It is important to manage your time as a student researcher. Set weekly goals and hold yourself to them. You can be overwhelmed by everything you have to do to accomplish your end result, so divide it up into manageable tasks and get them done! If you must procrastinate, procrastinate by doing literature reviews. At least you’ll learn something!”
Hund hopes to graduate in the Fall of 2017 and would like to pursue an MD/PhD program in biomedical engineering.