WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI MAGAZINE
Spring 2017

Shocker Faces

Marie Allyn King and Alan Held
Marie Allyn King and Alan Held ’83 play around
with an opera theatre mask of him in WSU’s Miller
Concert Hall.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Dick and Bonnie Bing Honeyman
Dick ’61 and Bonnie ’70/76 Honeyman get into the
spirit of competition at Women United’s Bracket
Chatter event.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 

Shirley and Don Beggs
Shirley and Don Beggs in St. Louis, where WSU’s
former president was inducted into the MVC Hall
of Fame.

 


AT THE CENTER

Shocker Faces

Shocker personalities show up everywhere. Take a look!

Painting the Town Yellow

Homecoming 2017: Paint the Town Yellow took place the week of Jan. 30, culminating with the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen on Feb. 4.

Board Chair's Message

Summer is upon us, as are the typical winds of Kansas. I analogize those winds as the metaphorical, transformational type at the root of the changes on our campus

President and CEO's Message

The WSUAA is the “keeper of traditions,” and we’re excited to have an opportunity to build upon traditions and create new ones as we transition into the American Athletic Conference.

Shocker Fans Vie for Trophy

Spirits ran high with members of the WSU Alumni Association’s Women United for the Shockers group during the March 10 Bracket Chatter get-together at AJ’s Sports Grill at The Alley.

WSU Class of 1967 Returns to Campus

Special tours, get-togethers, attendance at the 61st WSU Alumni Awards banquet and ceremony, and induction into Wichita State’s 50 Year Club were all on the activity-queue for the Class of 1967’s return to campus.

Shocker Baseball Faithful Tailgate with Special Guests

Todd Butler, Mike Kennedy, Brent Kemnitz and Courtney Marshall address WSUAA BAT Party-goers before the Wichita State Shockers take the field against the Cowboys of Oklahoma State.

Congratulations, WSUAA Scholars!

For the 2017-2018 academic year, the WSU Alumni Association will be providing scholarships to the highest number of recipients in the history of its administration of the WSU Drive Your Pride License Plate Scholarship and the WSU Legacy Endowed Scholarship.

Happenings

WSUAA News and Events

Association Partners with F45

In keeping with Wichita State’s emphasis on innovation and entrepreneurship, the WSU Alumni Association helped bring an F45 fitness studio to campus.