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MyShockerHealth Newsletter: Issue 13

In this issue:

  • Study Tips
  • Itchy Skin Prevention
  • Dry Eye Causes
  • Sinus Infections and No Antibiotics
  • Volunteering Opportunities 
  • Employee Corner: Graduation Help, Candlelight Concert and athletics 

MyShockerHealth Newsletter • Issue 13 • December 9, 2025

Welcome to the myShockerHealth newsletter!

Welcome to December! Finals, holidays, and a semester break is desperately needed for all of us! Along with December comes cold weather that can bring dry and itchy skin. You will find helpful tips and information on lots of topics, including treatment for skin conditions! Happy Holidays to all!

Links to the most current newsletter will be posted through WSU newsletters, social media, and our website, wichita.edu/shs. Enjoy!

For content requests: student.health@wichita.edu

Finals Tips for Studying

Self-care and breaks are important! Revolve your topics and content to retain more! (Fastweb)

What is Eczema?

Read more about the types of eczema and treatment options. (Healthline)

Itchy Skin

Prevention is key! (WebMD)

Sinus Infections

Why didn't you get an antibiotic? About 70% of sinus infections go away within two weeks without antibiotics. (Mayo Clinic)

Dry Eye Causes (Healthline)

Volunteering

 

Volunteering is a Christmas Gift to your soul! Check out the opportunities in WIchita this season. (Volunteer Kansas)

Employee Corner:

A. Graduation Volunteers still needed! Help out and see your students walk across that stage! 

B. Looking for a beautiful Christmas experience? Check out the Candlelight Concert on-campus. 

C. Support your GoShockers winter sports teams! There are basketball games and indoor track!

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