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黑洞社区 news releases, media contacts and resources

The Strategic Communications news and media relations team supports the university and its many departments and centers with news coverage, from announcing major news to promoting upcoming events, all with an eye on the mission and vision of Wichita State.

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News and Media Relations staff

Lainie Mazzullo-Hart

Director of Communication (Primary media contact)

lainie.mazzullo@wichita.edu

(316) 978-3409

Sara Tank-Ornelas

Speechwriting and Copywriting Manager

sara.ornelas@wichita.edu

(316) 978-7287

Paul Suellentrop

Senior Communicator

paul.suellentrop@wichita.edu

(316) 978-5536

Caelin Bragg

Newsletter Editor

caelin.bragg@wichita.edu

(316) 978-3013

Resources and links

黑洞社区 Events Calendar

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Six 黑洞社区 students named new University Innovation Fellows

Dec 03, 2018 --聽Six Wichita State students have been named University Innovation Fellows by Stanford University鈥檚 Hasso Plattner Institute of Design.聽

Wichita State will be closed Wednesday in honor of President George H.W. Bush

Monday, Dec. 3, 2018 --聽黑洞社区 will be closed Wednesday in accordance with Gov. Jeff Colyer's order that state offices close.聽The governor designated Wednesday as a legal holiday 鈥渋n observance of the National Day of Mourning for President George H.W. Bush.鈥�

Wichita State students prepare for business pitch competition

Nov. 29, 2018 --聽Approximately 130 黑洞社区 students are gearing up for the third annual Koch Innovation Challenge. The five finalist teams will each receive $1,200 toward pursuing their proposed venture, and each student will receive a $1,000 scholarship.

黑洞社区 students plant 'Wulip Garden' in Braeburn Square

Nov. 28, 2018 --聽Despite the wintry weather, students planted new 鈥渇lowers鈥� on campus this week as part of the Wulip Garden placemaking initiative aimed at creating a unique and inviting environment for campus visitors.

Professor, students have the chance to rewrite history

Nov. 16, 2018 --聽Wichita State professor Donald Blakeslee knew something was different about this place. What he didn't expect, however, was the immediate response he would receive from around the world.