Join Shocker Strengths and Shocker Career Accelerator for Navigate Your Potential from 2 to 4 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12 in 106 Wichita State Connect.

The event is designed to help students uncover their strengths and design their futures. In partnership with Shocker Strengths and Shocker Career Accelerator, the event offers engaging workshops like Strengths Discovery and Design Your Life. It’s an opportunity to connect with fellow students and professionals, enjoy delicious snacks and participate in a raffle with fun prizes. Whether you’re still figuring out your goals or just starting to explore your interests, this event is for you. Don’t miss out on this chance to navigate your potential and make meaningful connections. Register now and take the first step towards a brighter future.

"Keep it Cool Social Free Ice cream and Free Popsicles" with a cartoon popsicle melting

Students can get free ice cream, popsicles and meet both Phenomenal Women and Men of Excellence at the Keep it Cool Social, starting at 11 a.m. Thursday Sept. 5 on the patio in front of the Grace Memorial Chapel.

Whether you’re a new student eager to embark on your university journey or a returning student seeking to deepen your involvement, the event is the perfect platform to forge meaningful connections and gain a deeper appreciation for the diverse perspectives that shape the vibrant campus.

Join local Wichita Organization Somos First Gen at a discussion panel from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 9 in 266 Rhatigan Student Center, Pike Room, to learn about the first-gen experience at Wichita State.

With engaging conversation, a raffle for prizes and refreshments, the first-gen Latina-founded organization will be on campus to answer questions and engage with students on the life of a first-gen student and how those experiences impact their life on campus.

gather, grab, & gab for first gen students

Swing by the Rhatigan Student Center at noon Tuesday, Feb. 27 in 266 RSC, Pike Room to gather with other first-gen students and gab about life on and off campus.

The event hosted by SASE is meant to bring together first-gen students on their own time.