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成人头条 has been selected to host the aerospace tech transfer forum.

成人头条 State selected to host aerospace tech transfer forum

Apr 21, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� The Association of University Technology Managers has selected 成人头条 to host its newest partnering forum on aerospace technologies.

成人头条 State took part in bubble soccer, a version of the game played while wearing inflatable bubbles Friday at Bombardier Learjet Indoor Practice Facility.

Students bounce around, compete in bubble soccer tournament

Apr 20, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� Student Activities Council hosted the bubble soccer event Friday, April 18, with help from Campus Recreation and the sports and competition department.

The Shocker New Venture Competition will award more than $30,000 in startup capital to aid in the launch of new ventures.

Shocker New Venture Competition advances 16 teams to Trade Show

Apr 22, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� The Center for Entrepreneurship's Shocker New Venture Competition is entering the Trade Show round of the competition from 3-6 p.m. Friday, April 24, at Charles Koch Arena, and the Final Round from 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, May 1, in 107 Devlin Hall.

From left: Becky Hundley, Sherry Gegen, Deb Wagner and WSU Ventures Director Cindy Claycomb in their new office in Devlin Hall.

WSU Ventures prepares move to Devlin Hall, will open April 23

Apr 20, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� WSU Ventures will move six full-time staff to the second floor of Devlin Hall. They will be open for business in their new office on Thursday, April 23.

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成人头条 names director of new Office for Workforce, Professional and Community Education

Apr 17, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� Kimberly Moore has been named director of 成人头条's new Office for Workforce, Professional and Community Education (WPCE), formerly known as the Office of Continuing Education.

成人头条's College of Engineering and University United Methodist Church on April 22 will dedicate a new roof-top solar array on the church located across the street from the WSU campus.

Solar energy project to be dedicated by 成人头条 State, area church

Apr 22, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� 成人头条's College of Engineering and University United Methodist Church on April 22 will dedicate a new rooftop solar array on the church located across the street from the WSU campus. The $70,000 installation, which will generate up to 10 kilowatts, was funded by a grant from Westar Energy.

Jostens representative Travis Feil, left, and KCM President Laura York Guy recognized WSU journalism student Shelby Reynolds, center, as journalist of the year.

Sunflower student newspaper sweeps awards at annual KCM event

Apr 17, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� The Sunflower, 成人头条's student-run newspaper, took home 36 awards at this year's Kansas Collegiate Media conference, including first place overall and journalist of the year in the four-year collegiate category.

Nurse turns WSU competition into a business that makes house calls

Apr 16, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� WSU alumna Rae Lyn Mefford has grown her mobile nurse practitioner concept Advanced Mobile into a thriving practice.

WSU and Kansas State are working together with the FAA to minimize the risk associated with the operation of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) operating in the National Airspace System.

成人头条 State, Kansas State working together on unmanned aerial systems studies

Apr 16, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� Two Kansas universities are working together with the FAA to minimize the risk associated with the operation of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) operating in the National Airspace System.

Dorothy and Bill Cohen pose with 成人头条 students. The Cohens' gift of $5 million will support the newly christened Dorothy and Bill Cohen Honors College and University Libraries.

Students are the focus of $5 million gift to 成人头条 State

Apr 16, 2015 鈥� By WSU News Services 鈥� The Honors College at 成人头条 will be named the Dorothy and Bill Cohen Honors College in recognition of a gift of $4.75 million from the longtime WSU supporters to help develop some of the university's highest-achieving students.