Here are your Wichita State University digital signage announcements for Friday, May 23, 2025. There are 12 signs for today.
Are moral values real? Can a moral judgment be false? How is moral obligation possible? Explore the foundations of value this Fall in PHIL 361 Metaethics CRN 14098. The course meets Mondays and Wednesdays at 11:00 am. Become More Insightful with the Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Wichita State University. Questions? Contact susan.castro@wichita.edu.
Visit the Shocker Sports Grill and Lanes in May to try WuPreme Pizza Fries. Their fresh fries are topped with pizza sauce, mozzarella, beef, sausage, pepperoni, onion, peppers, olives and mushrooms. All for only $9.99
Join SAC with the De-Stress fest movie night. A Nightmare on Elm Street 1984). Wednesday, December 4th in The CAC Theater at 7PM.
Catch up on credits and accelerate your graduation with summer classes from Wichita State. Financial aid available and classes are available in online or in-person formats with two-, four-, or eight-week timelines. Enroll now at wichita.edu/summer
Now accepting applications for TRIO Student Support Services (SSS). Some of the free services we offer include: tutoring, academic advising, mentorship, scholarships, textbook checkout, technology lab with free printing, workshops and more. You are eligible for our program if you are a first-generation student, limited-income, or have a documented disability. Visit wichita.edu/TrioSSSApplication to apply online and find out more about our program. Contact us in the Shocker Success Center in suite 307, or by email at trio.sss@wichita.edu, or call us at 316-978-3715. Apply today as spots are limited.
This Latin American and LatinX Thought course is listed as Philosophy 304 or Modern and Classical Language and Literature 304. It can be found under CRN 14618 for Philosophy credit or CRN 14622 for MCLL credit. It will be taught on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11:00 until 12:15 and will be located in Fiske Hall room 308. It will encompass Latin American thought from the Mayans to the present. For more information, contact enrique.navarro@wichita.edu.
Sign up to volunteer for the iCanBike and iCanSwim camps held on the WSU main campus later this summer Monday, July 28 through Friday, Aug. 1. This is a great chance to experience working with individuals with disabilities as they learn to swim or ride a bicycle. Volunteers come once daily for 60-75 minutes to support a swimmer as they learn how to enjoy the water and swim or to run alongside a rider as they learn to ride a bicycle. Ability to swim or ride a bike not required. Go to icanshinewichita.com or search I Can Bike Wichita State to sign up.
This opportunity is for a summer internship in the philosophy of biomedical engineering. The project will last 12 weeks. The internship will be for 12 hours per week at $13.77 per hour. There will be a flexible schedule. WSU students in philosophy, biomedical engineering, and related fields are encouraged to apply. This internship is 12 weeks of work, 12 hours per week at $13.77 per hour. Hours are flexible. This is a great opportunity to build research experience and your resume. Contact Dr. Susan Castro of the WSU Philosophy Department at Susan.Castro@wichita.edu for more information.
The future is already here. Let's work well together. The course PHIL 386 Biomedical Engineering Ethics in Fall 2025 will include the BMES Code of Ethics, benchside research integrity, IRBs and clinical trials, HIPAA and data integrity, IACUC and animal subjects, tissue engineering, implants and wearables, drug delivery, biomolecular machines, (epi)genetic engineering, transhumanism, posthumanism, cases from the headlines, and student-chosen topics. All course materials are free to enrolled students. Become More Insightful with the Fairmount College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Wichita State University.
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Fully Online. For Coaches, Trainers, Physical Educators and Health Professionals. Recognize, Prevent, and Manage Athletic Injuries. Prerequisite: BIOL 223 or HS 290.
Help students make the most of their summer by sharing these engaging online general education opportunities from the School of Performing Arts. Theatre Appreciation: Theatre Unlocked An inviting exploration of live performance, from storytelling to stage design. Students watch, discuss, and discover the inner workings of theatre in a fully online format. THEA143, online, CRN 30432 THEA143, in-person, 6/2/25 to 6/28/25, CRN 30429 Dance Appreciation: Discover Dance A dynamic look at the art, history, and cultural influence of dance through films, lectures, and discussion. No prior dance experience required—just curiosity. DANC140, online, CRN 30431 Both courses fulfill general education requirements and offer students a flexible, enriching way to stay on track over the summer. Please share with students who are looking for creative, accessible options this summer. These are excellent choices for majors and non-majors alike.
That’s all of the digital signage announcements for Friday, May 23, 2025.