Newman University will have a booth at the 2009 Kansas State Fair, Sept. 11-20, on the Kansas State Fairgrounds in Hutchinson, Kan. If you’re at the fair be sure to drop by for free information about Newman, a hands-on science experiment and the opportunity to win prizes. Click here to learn more about the 2009 Kansas… Continue reading Visit Newman at the Kansas State Fair, Sept. 11-20
President Carrocci to visit Kansas City-area alumni Oct. 2 and 3
Newman President Noreen M. Carrocci, Ph.D. will visit alumni in northeast Kansas and the Kansas City metro area at two informal receptions. To RSVP and see who’s coming visitwww.newmanalumsinkc.eventbrite.com.
Newman University closed Labor Day, Sept. 7
The university will be closed Monday, Sept. 7 for the Labor Day holiday. Regular classes and office hours will resume Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Newman ranks among top colleges and programs in US News and World Report
Newman is listed in U.S. News and World Report’s Best Colleges 2010 for Midwest Universities offering master’s degrees.
Newman University recently received $4,445 for scholarships from Hockey Jersey Night with the Wichita Thunder
Newman recently received a check for $4,445 to be used for student scholarships from the Newman University Hockey Jersey Night with the Wichita Thunder that took place last March.
Kansas Newman alum named vice president of Enrollment Management at Webster University
Paul B. Carney ’72, who received his B.A. in History at Kansas Newman College, has been named vice president of Enrollment Management and Student Affairs at Webster University, St. Louis, Mo.
Volunteers needed at Newman’s state fair booth
The 2009 Kansas State Fair will be held Sept. 11-20 at the Kansas State Fairgrounds in Hutchinson, Kan.
Newman prepares for H1N1
The Newman community was recently briefed by Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Michael Austin, Ph.D. and Human Resources Director Rhonda Cantrell regarding the steps Newman is taking in response to the H1N1 virus threat.
Welcome to the new Up to the Minute format
To kick off the fall semester, Up to the Minute has a new look. The newsletter now features a more user-friendly format which gives readers a quick summary of each story, then allows them to click on headlines to read the full stories.
The Party on the Ponderosa Rides Again Sept. 26
Mid-America Ag Network owner Larry Steckline and his wife Carla Stovall Steckline will host the Party on the Ponderosa from 5-10 p.m. on Sept. 26 at their ranch to raise funds for Newman student scholarships.
Move-in Day Photos
Check out the great photos of the students moving into the residence halls for the start of the 2009-10 school year.
Steckline Gallery begins 09-10 season Aug. 28
The Steckline Gallery will hold its first art exhibit opening reception for the 2009-10 academic year from 5-7 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 28.
Newman students become ‘Bigs’ for local kids
From 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22, more than 150 Newman freshman students will become Big Brothers or Big Sisters for a day for local kids at the Sedgwick County Zoo.
NU alums in KU Med School
May 2009 Newman graduate Katie Grelinger recently contacted members of the Science Department to say how well-prepared she and other NU alums are thanks to Newman professors.
Students move into residence halls as school is set to begin
Newman volunteers and family members help new students move into the residence halls this week preparing for the fall semester which begins Aug. 22.
Newman University Recognizes Employees’ Service
Professor of Biology Surendra Singh, Ph.D., and Accounts Receivable Clerk Gail Gettman were among those honored at the annual Newman University employee service awards program Aug. 18.
Newman University expands reduced tuition program for laid-off workers
Graduate courses now part of savings for laid-off workers Wichita, Kan. – Newman University has announced the expansion of the reduced tuition rate for laid-off workers to its graduate programs. The program results in up to 50 percent savings per credit hour for those with official corporate separation notices.
Father Kapaun Mural Unveiled
Artist Wendy Lewis describes the symbolism in a 12-foot by 4.5-foot mural she painted of Father Emil Kapaun, which was unveiled Wednesday, Aug. 5 in St. John’s Chapel on the Newman University campus.
Newman sponsors ‘Bark in the Park’ with Wichita Wingnuts
Join Newman in cheering on the Wichita Winguts versus the Sioux Falls Canaries today at 5 p.m. at Lawrence-Dumont stadium for “Bark in the Park.” With a small bag or can of dog food for donation your furry friend gets in free. Please remember to clean up after your dog.
Newman University Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Investigative Summer Science Program
Program designed to show high school students benefits of science careers Wichita, Kan. – Science professors, administrators, students and parents gathered together at a luncheon June 25 to celebrate the completion of the 20th annual Newman University Investigative Summer Science Program (ISSP). The program, which helps high school students explore the benefits of careers in… Continue reading Newman University Celebrates 20th Anniversary of Investigative Summer Science Program
Newman University, Stecklines Team Up for Reprise of ‘Party on the Ponderosa’
Fundraiser for Newman scholarships will feature live music, auctions and more Wichita, Kan. – Mid-America Ag Network owner Larry Steckline and his wife Carla Stovall Steckline will host a one-time-only reprise of the “Party on the Ponderosa” to benefit Newman University. The event will take place from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26… Continue reading Newman University, Stecklines Team Up for Reprise of ‘Party on the Ponderosa’
NU Music Director and Son Make Headline News
Newman University Director of Choral Music Deanne Zogleman and her son Dalton were featured in the July 2, 2009 issue of The Times-Sentinel.
Newman University Troubadours Garner Standing Ovation at Carnegie Hall
Wichita, Kan. – It just doesn’t get any better than a standing ovation at Carnegie Hall.
Newman University graduates honored
Recently graduated Newman University students Stephanie (Bustamante) Vasquez and Aaron Sullivan, seated, were honored at a May 29 luncheon as recipients of the Leona J. and Harvey J. Ablah Awards, respectively. The awards were established by Geri (Ablah) and Fran Jabara, standing, center, to honor the memory of Geri’s parents. They are presented annually to… Continue reading Newman University graduates honored
Summer Art Camp
Click “read more” to learn about Newman’s Summer Art Camp.
Newman University visits Europe by Rail
Follow Newman University students as Dr. Kelly McFall takes them across Europe by Rail.
School of Education Graduate Summer Workshops Start June 12
Graduate summer workshops for the School of Education start as early as June 12. Click on “read more” to register now.
Students Speak with President Carrocci about Anonymous Donor
Students spoke with President Noreen M. Carrocci about the anonymous person or persons that have been donating money to women-led universities around the country. Check out the video on YouTube.
New Residence Hall Video on YouTube
Residence Hall Assistants produced a nice YouTube video walk-through of Newman University’s residence hall buildings.
Graduation Ceremony May 16 at Central Community Church
Graduation Ceremonies will be taking place May 16, 2009 at Central Community Church on West Maple St. Graduates, family and friends can find more information and maps to the event on the Registrar’s page.
Newman Jets vs Wingnuts Game Postponed till May 6
Newman University Jets Baseball exhibition game vs. the Wichita Wingnuts has been postponed till May 6, 2009. Gates will open at 6:05 p.m. and the game will begin at 7:05 p.m.
Newman University Offers ‘Yellow Ribbon’ Financial Aid Program to Veterans and Family Members
Plan Makes It Possible to Attend Newman at Low or No Cost Wichita, Kan. – To honor the service that members of the military have given to our country, Newman University is proudly participating in the Yellow Ribbon Program, a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) program that offers new G.I. Bill benefits to many… Continue reading Newman University Offers ‘Yellow Ribbon’ Financial Aid Program to Veterans and Family Members
History Speaker Tonight
NU welcomes Gerda Weissmann Klein for tonight’s History Speaker Series presentation.
Colleges host job fair, offer career counseling
Newman and Friends universities will host several events to help laid-off workers improve their job-hunting skills and learn about potential employers. (Link to full article from the Wichita Eagle no longer available)
Newman University cuts tuition for laid-off workers
Starting this summer, Newman University will give jobless workers a reduced tuition rate. Students enrolling under the program could save up to 50 percent per credit hour, university officials said. (Link to full article from the Wichita Eagle no longer available)
Life After Lay Off Seminar
Newman University plans to help laid off workers by hosting a Life After Lay Off seminar March 29th. It hosted a similar program after 9-11. “Many people are overwhelmed trying to find information they need,” said Dr. Wendy Munday.
Pro Life Movement Protests Sebelius
Political expert Newman Professor Dr. Chris Fox says…
Chamber, city and county want to help those in need
New Wichita City Manager Robert Layton, Sedgwick County Commission Chairman Kelly Parks and Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce president Bryan Derreberry laid out how they expect to handle the demands of the coming year at a lunch Thursday at Newman University. (Link to full article from the Wichita Eagle no longer available)
House of hope
Those volunteers consisted of Newman University students, who wore bio hazard suits to battle the mold and Spirit AeroSystems employees, who provided countless hours of volunteer time. In fact, more than 140 volunteers worked more than 800 hours to make the home possible. They turned a forgotten house into a new home for a family… Continue reading House of hope
Newman Offers Tuition Break To Displaced Workers
Wichita area residents unemployed due to economic cutbacks and layoffs, may get a little extra help if they plan to go back to school.