— We are pleased to announce that Dr. Stephanie Newbold, Director of the Hugo Wall School of Public Affairs, has been appointed to the Program Committee at Heartspring. Located in Wichita, Heartspring is a dedicated therapeutic school and pediatric clinic that provides interdisciplinary therapies that help children with neurodevelopmental differences realize their full potential in communication, social interactions, mobility, and daily living. Heartspring also partners with WSU’s College of Health Professions to provide physical therapy and audiology services.
— Hugo Wall School proudly announces that two students have been awarded scholarships from the Kansas Association of City/County Management (KACM). Luke Grimes received the Virgil Basgall Scholarship, and Nathan York received the KACM Scholarship.
— We are proud to announce that Dr. Mercy O. Umeri, Assistant Teaching Professor and MiniMPA Coordinator at Wichita State University's Hugo Wall School of Public Affairs, has been selected to participate in the Kansas Leadership Edge Program hosted by the Kansas Leadership Center (KLC).
— The Hugo Wall School of Public Affairs is proud to announce our latest collaboration with Sedgwick County, the launch of an innovative Budget Simulator designed to enhance public engagement and transparency in the budgeting process. This interactive tool allows residents to actively participate in shaping the financial future of their community.
— Hugo Wall School proudly announces that two students have been awarded scholarships from the Kansas Association of City/County Management (KACM). Kate Schieferecke received the Virgil Basgall Scholarship, and Travis Babcock received the KACM Scholarship.
