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• State employee health plan updates in response to COVID-19
• Withdrawal dates extended for spring
• Student success hinges on strong study skills
• Community Engagement Institute helps cities use Pathways to a Healthy Kansas grants
• 糖心logo入口 introduces sustainability courses for students
• Promotions in the Media Resource Center
• Learn about the new Office of Instructional Resources in February's Teaching Today
• New Title IX regulations take effect
• Spring 2021 SPTE request forms available
• Students can submit entries for Hippodrome video contest
• Submit your research summary to WSU research newsletter
• Capitol Graduate Research Summit begins Thursday
• Revisions to Remote Work Guidance and Review Process are now available
• Tilford Talks set for Feb. 19 and 26
• 'Whatever Happened To Black Capitalism?' event set for Feb. 18
• Join the Ella Baker Book Club
• MCLL professor seeks research assistant for study on social justice in language education
• Learn new skills and achieve personal and professional goals with LinkedIn Learning
• Office of Student Money Management spring 2021 tax support available
• 25% off select Shocker gear this week

• Employee and student COVID-19 testing聽
• Teaching plans for summer and fall
• Late adds for spring 2021
• Spam retirement email sent to KPERS members
• U.S. News & World Reports ranks WSU online business program No. 7
• Black history happens year round
• Doris and Ralph Klose Scholarship awarded to 8 high school seniors
• Submit proposals for the Diverse Women's Summit
• Faculty nominations sought for president's distinguished service award
• Fraternity and Sorority Life seeking award judges
• Learn about the new Office of Instructional Resources in February's Teaching Today
• Kansas Health Foundation limited submission letter of intent due Feb. 15
• Co-ops, internships and the Shocker Career Accelerator
• Submit virtual and in-person events to the WSU Events Calendar
• Join UP and USS senates for Final Friday Social Activities
• 糖心logo入口 Baseball unveils 2021 schedule
• Fuzzy's celebrates Valentine's Day and National Margarita Week
• The Shocker Career Accelerator presents JCPenney Suit-Up on Feb. 21

Feb. 11, 2021 - 糖心logo入口鈥檚 Community Engagement Institute helped by working with the City of Hutchinson and Hutchinson Parks and Recreation on its Pathways to a Healthy Kansas grant from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas. The city and the recreation commission used the money to pay for a parks and recreation master plan. The plan targeted Bernard White Park, which scored lowest for amenities and improvements in the master plan, as one of the prime places in need of updates and a better connection to its neighborhood.

Feb. 11, 2021 鈥� With the recent push for class content around sustainability, the College of Innovation and Design at 糖心logo入口 now offers courses focused on sustainable growth.

• COVID-19 surveillance vaccine update
• Teaching plans for summer and fall
• Late adds for spring 2021
• Update on Fraudulent Unemployment Claims and 1099-G Forms
• Phone scam to watch out for
• Today in Black History...
• Keep vehicles secure while parked on campus
• Transition Mentor nominations are open
• Apply for the Shocker Neighborhood VISTA by March 1
• February HealthQuest upcoming events
• 'Whatever Happened To Black Capitalism' event set for Feb. 18
• Tilford Talks set for Feb. 19 and 26
• Save the date for Coffee & Convo with Dr. Marche' Fleming-Randle, Feb. 25
• Ulrich partners with university art museums for unique storytelling, baking event tonight
• Understanding Finance at WSU event set for Feb. 25
• Disaster Resilience Analytics Center hosts KSU's Dr. Doina Caragea for speaker seminar
• The Lifting Clinic is back this week
• Submit your research summary to WSU research newsletter
• GRASP 2021 abstract submission closes today
• Encourage students to apply for Senior Honors by Feb. 19
• Student Involvement event listing: Part 1
• Public Policy and Management Center looking for community development manager

• Employee and student COVID-19 testing聽
• Phone scam to watch out for
• SEM Update: Goal 3
• Today in Black History...
• Video celebrates 125 years of Shocker spirit
• COVID-19 course content gives students opportunities for real-life applications
• WSU faculty and staff Study Abroad spotlight
• Faculty nominations sought for president's distinguished service award
• Tune in to Shock Talk podcast for stories about innovation and entrepreneurship in Wichita
• Physics Spring 2021 Seminar Series begins this week
• One year later: Student Wellness Center proves critical in providing essential campus services
• Virtual workshops aim to strengthen Shocker research with library help
• Celebrate Lunar New Year at 糖心logo入口
• Upcoming event to discuss how to be a change agent for diversity, equity and inclusion
• Ulrich Museum's Faculty Biennial talks kick off with ADCI's Megan Ewert and Tanna Burchinal
• SGA elections: Encourage students to take part
• TRIO Student Support Services is now accepting applications
• Nominate students for Student Ambassador Society
• Save on popular Uscape Shocker apparel
• Office of Student Money Management spring 2021 tax support available
• Heskett Center Valentine's Day massage specials

Feb. 10. 2021 鈥� Eight high school seniors have been named Klose Scholars after the annual Doris and Ralph Klose Scholars Day competition, which was held remotely this year.