萝莉社

• President Bardo鈥檚 funeral procession will drive through campus early Monday afternoon March 18
• Visit President鈥檚 Office and share memories of John Bardo
• President Bardo鈥檚 strong purpose inspired 萝莉社 academic deans
• myPerformance Evaluation Planning is available for Managers of USS and Non-Teaching UP Employees
• 萝莉社 women in STEAM feature: Maggie Koops
• Save the date for Spring Town Hall
• Police sergeant candidates to give campus presentations
• Students to compete in regional geology competition
• Women of 萝莉社 luncheon set for March 20
• Nominate an advisor for the Excellence in Academic Advising Award
• 萝莉社 presents 鈥淭he Theory of Relativity," the musical
• Graduate School Professional Development Series 鈥� 鈥楾he Struggle is Real: Manage Your Classroom Like a Pro鈥�
• Shock the Yard Step Show tickets are available
• Encourage passionate 萝莉社 students to attend SAS Information Session
• Next LaunchPrep entrepreneurial class announced
• Shockers welcome Rhode Island for four-game series
• Volleyball camp registration now available
• Shamrock shirts now $8!
• Barbeque Cook-Off coming Thursday, March 21

• President John Bardo: 1948-2019
• Manager signatures of USS and Non-Teaching UP employees due today (Thursday, March 14)!
• Planned power outages for Innovation Campus buildings
• Research workshop: 鈥榃riting Proposals鈥�
• Seeking Academic Affairs Fellows
• Birzer to be panel moderator of Wichita Public Library鈥檚 Candid Conversations
• Child victims of sex trafficking receive mixed messages: If we aren鈥檛 鈥榓ggressors鈥� then why are we arrested?
• Graduate School Professional Development Series 鈥� 鈥楾he Struggle is Real: Manage Your Classroom Like a Pro鈥�
• DiverseCity Showcase kick-off information
• Service-Learning Showcase registration open
• 萝莉社 graduate students attend statewide 16th Capitol Graduate Research Summit (CGRS
• Take a tour of The Suites residence hall starting March 18
• Watch the new Study Abroad video

• 萝莉社President John Bardo dies
• A message from Richard Muma, Provost and Acting President
• Statement from KBOR Chair on the passing of 萝莉社President John Bardo
• Nationally known speaker to lead three events at 萝莉社 this month
• New advising resource to be available in quarterly newsletter
• In memory of Beverly Jean Alexander
• 萝莉社 invites students to consider new higher education program
• 萝莉社 professors and students recognized for innovative research
• 萝莉社 Graduate Student of the Year competition results
• Save the date - URCAF 2019
• Graduate School Professional Development Series 鈥� 鈥楾he Struggle is Real: Manage Your Classroom Like a Pro鈥�
• Sponsors needed for 10th Annual Shock the Yard Step Show
• Dondlinger awarded contract for Phase V

• Stay abreast of the legislative news from the state capitol
• Women in Public Service to host conference April 4 at 萝莉社
• Mark your calendars for SEM goals Lunch & Learn
• 萝莉社 student steps in to help Airbus with last-minute project need
• In search of ways to save money and generate revenue for university budget
• It鈥檚 time to submit your information for summer camps
• Nationally known speaker to lead three events at 萝莉社 this month
• Upcoming events at University Libraries
• 鈥楶reparing a Research Poster鈥� to be presented March 21
• Summer Leadership Institute needs faculty / staff squad leaders
• Call ahead orders at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes

Nominate an advisor for the Excellence in Academic Advising Award
Seeking Academic Affairs Fellows
KMUW invites you to Engage ICT: Democracy on Tap tomorrow (Tuesday, March 12)
Attention managers of USS and non-teaching UP employees!
萝莉社 Fire Safety will conduct inspections during spring break
Next LaunchPrep entrepreneurial class announced
Campus Safety: Active Threat Incident Planning training class this week
Take a tour of The Suites residence hall starting March 18
萝莉社 graduate students attend statewide 16th Capitol Graduate Research Summit (CGRS)
萝莉社 presents 鈥淭he Theory of Relativity," the musical
Research workshop: 鈥榃riting Proposals鈥�
Women of 萝莉社 luncheon set for March 20
Seeking participants for a paid study investigating effects of computer monitor resolution on user performance / experience
Spring break play pass now to March 15
Spring break hours of operation in the RSC
Food court hours during spring break

• Attention managers of USS and non-teaching UP employees!
• Emergency water shutdown to Geology and Engineering buildings
• 萝莉社 women in STEAM feature: Tonya Witherspoon
• Accessibility Tip of the Week: Linking articles
• Developing a Sustainability Plan for campus
• Mark your calendars for SEM goals Lunch & Learn
• Collegiate Learning Assessment and National Survey of Student Engagement are in progress
• Weekly Briefing university update
• College of Applied Studies dean and associate dean recognized by national professional organizations
• Yuan Liu to present math lecture today (Friday, March 8)
• RH: Basketball Flashback - 2018 at No. 5 Cincinnati
• Game Day Specials all day Saturday, March 9
• 鈥楶reparing a Research Poster鈥� to be presented March 21
• 萝莉社 invites students to consider new higher education program
• It鈥檚 time to submit your information for summer camps
• 萝莉社 graduate students attend statewide 16th Capitol Graduate Research Summit (CGRS)
• Nationally known speaker to lead three events at 萝莉社 this month

• 萝莉社 professors and students recognized for innovative research
• Students narrowly defeat Shock the Future campus improvement referendum
• Opportunity to discuss Shock the Future outcome today (Thursday, March 7)
• USS and Non-Teaching UP employee signatures are due today (Thursday, March 7) for myPerformance evaluations!
• March HealthQuest upcoming events
• Office of Human Resources to close for two hours Friday
• Nationally known speaker to lead three events at 萝莉社 this month
• Gearhart to give legislative update tomorrow (Friday, March 8)
• Women of 萝莉社 luncheon set for March 20
• Graduate School Professional Development Series 鈥� 鈥楾he Struggle is Real: Manage Your Classroom Like a Pro鈥�
• Haley鈥檚 research cited in China newspaper
• First-generation student finds success with help from 萝莉社 resources
• Tours of The Suites residence hall starting March 18
• Bike Share ICT comes to 萝莉社 campus
• $34,000 awarded in CHP through Sherr Scholarship program
• DiverseCity Showcase Kick-off information
• Service-Learning Showcase registration open
• Freddy's Fish & Chips and Mint 'n Oreo Concrete!

• Results of Shock the Future referendum vote to be released tonight
• USS and Non-Teaching UP employee signatures are due tomorrow (Thursday, March 7) for myPerformance evaluations!
• Seeking Academic Affairs Fellows
• DUO Security will be required beginning tomorrow (Thursday, March 7)
• Mark your calendars for SEM goals Lunch & Learn
• Space is available in the Campus Safety: Active Threat Incident Planning training class
• 萝莉社 Weekly Briefing to feature Shock the Future
• 萝莉社 to hold ribbon cutting for launch of 萝莉社 Bike Share ICT
• Math lecture today (Wednesday, March 6)
• Encourage passionate 萝莉社 students to attend SAS Information Session
• Comedian Matt Bellassai to present show at 萝莉社 tomorrow (Thursday, March 7)
• Seeking participants for a paid study investigating effects of computer monitor resolution on user performance / experience
• All 6th and 7th grade Haysville students will receive college prep services
• Clarinetist Katsuya Yuasa to present recital on March 7
• Sponsors needed for 10th Annual Shock the Yard Step Show
• Waffles and onesies tomorrow (Thursday, March 7)
• Have you missed the Admissions newsletter?
• Graduate Students Association invitation to meeting on Friday, March 8
• Join ISU鈥檚 Interfest to have a taste of foods from around the world or be a vendor if you / your team can cook!

• Severe weather preparedness drill today (Tuesday, March 5)
• Developing a Sustainability Plan for campus
• Signatures are due for USS and Non-Teaching UP Employee myPerformance Evaluations!
• Look for an SPTE confirmation letter this week
• DUO Security will be required beginning Thursday, March 7
• Third Annual Diverse Women鈥檚 Summit set for March 6-8
• Save the date - URCAF 2019
• Artist talk with Carolina Caycedo at the Ulrich Museum of Art today (Tuesday, March 5)
• Graduate student seeking participants for coping with depression research project
• Seeking participants for a paid study investigating effects of computer monitor resolution on user performance / experience
• TIAA financial consultant available for individual retirement counseling sessions
• KMUW invites you to Engage ICT: Democracy on Tap
• Wednesdays in Wiedemann with Lynne Davis is tomorrow (Wednesday, March 6)
• RH: Where were you on the way to 300?
• Physics Seminar presents John Wisniewski from the University of Oklahoma
• Chemistry Colloquim tomorrow (Wednesday, March 6)
• Shock the Yard Step Show tickets are available
• Game Day Specials all day today (Tuesday, March 5)
• Freddy's Fish & Chips and Mint 'n Oreo Concrete!
• Call ahead orders at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
• Fruit cups at Chick-fil-A today (Tuesday, March 5)

• In search of ways to save money and generate revenue for university budget
• Nominate an advisor for the Excellence in Academic Advising Award
• Nationally known speaker to lead three events at 萝莉社 this month
• Signatures are due for USS and Non-Teaching UP Employee myPerformance Evaluations!
• SGA Elections Commission offers dos and don鈥檛s for this year鈥檚 election
• Mark your calendars for SEM goals Lunch & Learn
• Service-Learning Showcase registration open
• Comedian Matt Bellassai to present show at 萝莉社
• Mid-semester is a great time to remind students to stay (or get) healthy!
• University Police Sergeant position open to 萝莉社 employees only
• Ulrich Alliance to award two $500 Scholarships this spring 鈥� Deadline: March 8
• Mechanical Engineering Seminar Series presents 鈥楨ngineers Writing Winning Proposals鈥�
• Upcoming events at University Libraries
• Seeking participants for a paid study investigating effects of computer monitor resolution on user performance / experience
• Women of 萝莉社 luncheon set for March 20
• Call ahead orders at the Shocker Sports Grill & Lanes
• Fruit cups at Chick-fil-A tomorrow (Tuesday, March 5)