April 5, 2024 • 14 mins
Join us for the Rise and Shine Brunch, a benefit for the Wichita Area Sexual Assault Center and ICT/SOS. It's happening Saturday April 13th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at University United Methodist Church, 2220 North Yale. Teresa Nguyen, WSU Student and member of Sigma Psi Zeta Sorority, stops by the Wichita Weekend studio to tell us all about it.
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(00:01):
Welcome to Wichita Weekend, the weeklypublic affairs program from iHeartRadio Wichita ninety seven,
ninety ninety eight, Well O twowon the Bull Channel ninety six three
and Ault one O seven three at. Our guest for this segment of Wichita
Weekend is Teresa when she is astudent at Wichita State and she is a
(00:22):
member of the Sigma Si Zeta sorority. Welcome Teresa to Wichita Weekend. Thank
you so much for having me.It's exciting to have you here because you've
got a very special event coming upon what is it April? It is
on April thirteenth from nine am totwo pm. It is at the University
(00:44):
United Methodist Church and it's called Riisenshine. Riisenshine is a brunch style event where
proceeds are going to Wichita Area SexualAssault Center that helps prevent sexual violence and
also ICC SOOS which is an organizationthat helps prevent sex trafficking. Wow.
Okay, so very worthy causes andvery top of mind issues right now,
(01:10):
that that you can help out justby coming out to the Rise and Shine
brunch. And it is April thirteenth, and that's a Saturday. Yes,
okay, Saturday nine to two atUniversity Methodist Church? Is that at twenty
first in Oliver? Where's University Methodist? All I know is it's across campus,
So IFBC student might as well comeand there you go. So if
(01:33):
you're going to Wichita State, youprobably have walked by it. It's probably
right across twenty first Street. Ibet north of campus is my guest University
Methodist. So okay, just toget my mind oriented to that. So
okay. So the Rise and ShineBrunch Saturday, April thirteenth, nine am
to two pm University Methodist. Whatkind of things do you have on the
(01:57):
menu? Do you know? Yeah, we have bacon, sausage, eggs,
fruit, and pancakes. In additionto having a delicious meal, we
will also be hosting a couple ofraffle baskets in case anyone wanted to buy
some tickets. We have quite abit of donations this year, so come
on out and see what we have. So some Maria businesses have donated these
(02:17):
prize baskets, so yes, you'vegot all kinds of really cool things to
possibly win. Come out and buya raffle ticket. Proceeds go into two
great causes for the Rise and Shinebrunch that's happening on Saturday, April thirteenth.
Teresa, how did you get involvedwith Sigma Size Zeta. You decided
(02:40):
to join when you enrolled it,which Sauce State tell us your story there.
Yeah, thank you so much forthat question. My high school experience
wasn't the best in terms of community, okay, So I really looked for
a place where I can find peoplethat genuinely support me, genuinely find interest
(03:02):
in me, and so Sigma Sietahad already been on my mind prior to
attending college, just because of mutualsI knew and I was introduced. I
was introduced to them and they weregreat people. So I decided to come
out to recruitment. We got toknow them a little bit more on a
(03:23):
personal level, and I joined andit has been amazing ever since. Now,
is community service kind of one ofthe main focuses of interest for Sigma
Size Aida. Yeah, So communityservice is actually one of our values,
and so we try to dedicate alot of our time towards giving back to
(03:43):
the community. In addition to thatis our philanthropy, which is kind of
what we're known for. So ourphilanthropy is to combat violence against women X
through varied forms, and how wedo that is we come out to certain
educational events. We also try tovolunteer at certain shelters, and if that's
(04:06):
not something that we are able todo at the time, donations are always
a possibility. Okay. So wouldyou say that that your sorority is active
on this just about every day you'vegot something going on that's got community focus.
Oh yeah, that's like one ofmy main enjoyments of being in this
(04:28):
sorority is being involved. Again.High school wasn't as involved for me sure,
and so this big turnaround has mademy life so much better. I
love giving back to the community.I love being around people and helping them
as much as I can. Wow. So do you see yourself, maybe
somewhere on down in the great futurefuture ahead of us, maybe getting involved
(04:51):
in something with the community focus,maybe public affairs or no profit work or
something like that. You see thatmaybe as something in your future, I
would hope. So I'm not surehow like out there in the community I
would be, just because I'm nottoo knowledgeable about it. I would say
(05:13):
I'm more involved on campus, gotcha? I recently apply to be an exec
member of Community Service Board, whichis a volunteering club basically, and I'm
hoping I get in just because thecause to give back to the community is
so like valued in my heart.I just want to be out there a
little bit. Wow, Okay,that's excellent. I can tell you've got
(05:36):
a great heart for what you're doing. So do you find that this involvement
makes your student experience that much betterand vice versa. The student experience that
you've got at wich Do State rightnow kind of informs you better on what
you need to do community wise.Oh yeah, definitely. I think my
community and my school life run handin hand. Yeah. I think if
(06:01):
I hadn't met the people I don'tthink if I met the people I had
already met, then my school lifewould not be the same. There you
go, there you go. Well, it's so exciting to hear about what
you're doing there, and I'm alwaysthrilled to meet excited and involved college students.
I think it's really good. AndI look back on my college career
(06:23):
going man, I should have donethis or that, and I wish I'd
gotten more involved. And when Isee folks that are making college more than
just a gotta go experience. Youknow, this is an expectation that I
go ahead, and I mean youreally dig in and get involved and get
out there and meet people and dowhat you should do to make life better
(06:46):
as a citizen. Right. So, in case you just joined us,
our guest is Teresa when she's aWichita State freshman. What's your major?
My major is health management, Okay, And we talked a little earlier that
you're maybe you're not quite sure ifyou're going to stick with that, or
you might shift majors at some point, right, Yeah, So my involvement
(07:11):
in school has opened my eyes tomore of the business side of things,
and so I find it very veryinteresting. I'm not sure if a switch
in my major will happen anytime soon, but it has been on my mind.
I do want to possibly intern somewhereto see whether or not that switch
(07:32):
will happen. You know what,it's it's awesome to hear a freshman say
that. So you've got to you'vegot a long range plan or you're developing
a long range plan as you go, And I think that's that's brilliant.
You know, more power to youkeep up the good work. Whatever you
decide to focus on or make yourmajor, I can tell you're going to
(07:54):
do good things. Thank you.Alrighty one more time before we take a
quick break, Let's fill them inon what's going on with the Riise and
Shine brunch. Yeah. Riisein Shineis a brunch style of event hosted by
Sigma Sizeta. This is actually oursecond year doing it. It will be
hosted on April thirteenth, which isa Saturday, from nine am to two
(08:16):
pm at University United Methodist Church.We will be having bacon, sausage,
eggs, fruit, and pancakes inaddition to having a few raffle baskets with
very valuable things. So come onout, have a great breakfast, meet
some really fun people like Teresa.Are you going to be there? Teresa?
Oh, definitely, I will bethere, all right. And are
(08:37):
you going to be one of theservers? What are you going to be
do? Just kind of walking?Are you going to be riding around in
a golf cart pointing your fingers tellingpeople what to do? I wish,
but I will be serving food orif I will be serving food. If
not, then I will likely berecording for content all right, okay,
well, best of luck for afantas has to Covent on April thirteenth.
(09:01):
We'll take a quick break and thenwe'll come back and visit a little bit
more about the Rise and Shine brunchand SOS and Sigma size zeta with our
guest Teresa. When this is WichitaWeekend, take a chance for children and
you could win a brand new Lexusfrom Rainbows United. Just go to Rainbowsunited
(09:24):
dot org and click on the banner. Buy a raffle ticket for just one
hundred dollars and you'll be entered inthe drawing on May tenth to win a
brand new, fully loaded twenty twentyfour Lexus RX three point fifty. For
complete rules and to buy your raffleticket, go to Rainbowsunited dot org.
Rainbows Empowering Children and Families from iHeartCommunity Music Theater. Wichita's twenty twenty four
(09:48):
season honor strong leading women with fivefamily friendly shows, beginning with longtime Broadway
favorite Gypsy plus nine to five basedon the Dolly Parton hit movie Beautiful,
the Carol Kinge Musical, and theregional premieres of Matilda and Disney's Frozen with
sets and costumes built right here inWichita and special performances for families with kids
age three and up. Single ticketsare on sale now, starting at just
(10:11):
twenty five dollars. Get yours onlineat Mptwichita dot org. Definitely Broadway uniquely
Wichita. Dust off your windbreakers andFanni packs because Heart Springs Carefest, presented
by USI and powered by Cake,is bringing back the nineties. Join us
for a fun filled day Saturday,April thirteenth at heart Spring. Run our
five K or crews in our twentyfive K and fifty K Pedalfest bike rides.
(10:35):
Then celebrate with our Heartspring care WalkRegister at Wichitacarefest dot org. Every
stride and pedal stroke helps Heartspring providelife changing therapies for children who need essential
help with communication, mobility, socialskills, and daily living. So walk,
run, and ride like it's nineteenninety nine at Carefest Saturday, April
thirteenth. Details at Wichitacarefest dot org. The fifty second annul Wichitah Jazz Festival
(11:01):
will take place April sixteenth through thetwentieth. Schedule to performers the Mike still
Quintit with Rosanna Eckertz, guitarist StanleyJordan, saxophonist Melissa Aldona, and the
headlining act this year is the TierneySutton Band. For more information or to
purchase tickets for individual shows or afull festival pass, go to Wichita Jazz
Festival dot com. It's Wichita JazzFestival dot com. Enjoy many flavors of
(11:24):
jazz at this year's Wichita Jazz Festival. Welcome back to Wichita Weekend. It's
the weekly public affairs program from iHeartRadiostations right here in Wichita, Kansas.
My name is Don Guidess, andour guest today is Teresa When. She's
a Wichita State freshman, and she'sa member of the Sigma Si Zeta sorority
and very very active in promoting andputting on the upcoming Rise and Shine Brunch
(11:50):
on Saturday, April thirteenth. Forthose that just joined us, let's give
them the quick rundown. Teresa.Yeah, So, Riizushine is a brunch
style event. We'll be hosting iton April thirteenth, nine am to two
pm at University United Methodist Church.Proceeds will be going to Wichita Area Sexual
Assault Center to prevent sexual violence andalso ICCSS, which prevents sexual trafficking.
(12:16):
Okay, so you've got two veryworthy causes that you were raising funds for
at this special brunch on Saturday,April thirteenth, and then a little later
in the week on April seventeenth,Chipotle's got an interesting proposal for our audience.
Yeah, so we're going to behosting a Chipotle fundraiser the North Rock
(12:39):
location on April seventeenth from five pmto nine pm. If you can't come
out and make it, to Riseand Shain, Okay, there you go,
easy deal. Rise and Shine tobe a fantastic way to kick off
your Saturday in April thirteenth. Andthen if you can't make that, come
on by Chipotle on North Rock asApril seventeenth from five to nine and proceeds
will go to help out out.You're great work there at ict Soos and
(13:03):
the work of Sigma Size Zeta Sorority. Teresa Winn, thank you so much
for being with us on Wichita weekend. I hope you get to come back
sometime and talk about other cool projectsyou've got going. Yeah, thank you
so much for having me. AllRight, well, we'll look for you
at University Methodist Church that is ontwenty first at twenty first in Yale,
(13:24):
Saturday, April thirteenth, nine eightto two p the Rise and Shine Brunch.
Teresa Winn, thank you so muchfor being with us on Wichita Weekend.
Thank you for listening to Wichita Weekend, a service of iHeartRadio stations one
O two Won the Bowl, Channelnine sixty three ALT one O seven three
and ninety seven nine B ninety eight. Listen every Sunday for Wichita a Weekend
Welcome to Wichita Weekend, the weeklypublic affairs program from iHeartRadio Wichita ninety seven,
ninety ninety eight, Well O twowon the Bull Channel ninety six three
and Ault one O seven three at. Our guest for this segment of Wichita
Weekend is Teresa when she is astudent at Wichita State and she is a
(00:22):
member of the Sigma Si Zeta sorority. Welcome Teresa to Wichita Weekend. Thank
you so much for having me.It's exciting to have you here because you've
got a very special event coming upon what is it April? It is
on April thirteenth from nine am totwo pm. It is at the University
(00:44):
United Methodist Church and it's called Riisenshine. Riisenshine is a brunch style event where
proceeds are going to Wichita Area SexualAssault Center that helps prevent sexual violence and
also ICC SOOS which is an organizationthat helps prevent sex trafficking. Wow.
Okay, so very worthy causes andvery top of mind issues right now,
(01:10):
that that you can help out justby coming out to the Rise and Shine
brunch. And it is April thirteenth, and that's a Saturday. Yes,
okay, Saturday nine to two atUniversity Methodist Church? Is that at twenty
first in Oliver? Where's University Methodist? All I know is it's across campus,
So IFBC student might as well comeand there you go. So if
(01:33):
you're going to Wichita State, youprobably have walked by it. It's probably
right across twenty first Street. Ibet north of campus is my guest University
Methodist. So okay, just toget my mind oriented to that. So
okay. So the Rise and ShineBrunch Saturday, April thirteenth, nine am
to two pm University Methodist. Whatkind of things do you have on the
(01:57):
menu? Do you know? Yeah, we have bacon, sausage, eggs,
fruit, and pancakes. In additionto having a delicious meal, we
will also be hosting a couple ofraffle baskets in case anyone wanted to buy
some tickets. We have quite abit of donations this year, so come
on out and see what we have. So some Maria businesses have donated these
(02:17):
prize baskets, so yes, you'vegot all kinds of really cool things to
possibly win. Come out and buya raffle ticket. Proceeds go into two
great causes for the Rise and Shinebrunch that's happening on Saturday, April thirteenth.
Teresa, how did you get involvedwith Sigma Size Zeta. You decided
(02:40):
to join when you enrolled it,which Sauce State tell us your story there.
Yeah, thank you so much forthat question. My high school experience
wasn't the best in terms of community, okay, So I really looked for
a place where I can find peoplethat genuinely support me, genuinely find interest
(03:02):
in me, and so Sigma Sietahad already been on my mind prior to
attending college, just because of mutualsI knew and I was introduced. I
was introduced to them and they weregreat people. So I decided to come
out to recruitment. We got toknow them a little bit more on a
(03:23):
personal level, and I joined andit has been amazing ever since. Now,
is community service kind of one ofthe main focuses of interest for Sigma
Size Aida. Yeah, So communityservice is actually one of our values,
and so we try to dedicate alot of our time towards giving back to
(03:43):
the community. In addition to thatis our philanthropy, which is kind of
what we're known for. So ourphilanthropy is to combat violence against women X
through varied forms, and how wedo that is we come out to certain
educational events. We also try tovolunteer at certain shelters, and if that's
(04:06):
not something that we are able todo at the time, donations are always
a possibility. Okay. So wouldyou say that that your sorority is active
on this just about every day you'vegot something going on that's got community focus.
Oh yeah, that's like one ofmy main enjoyments of being in this
(04:28):
sorority is being involved. Again.High school wasn't as involved for me sure,
and so this big turnaround has mademy life so much better. I
love giving back to the community.I love being around people and helping them
as much as I can. Wow. So do you see yourself, maybe
somewhere on down in the great futurefuture ahead of us, maybe getting involved
(04:51):
in something with the community focus,maybe public affairs or no profit work or
something like that. You see thatmaybe as something in your future, I
would hope. So I'm not surehow like out there in the community I
would be, just because I'm nottoo knowledgeable about it. I would say
(05:13):
I'm more involved on campus, gotcha? I recently apply to be an exec
member of Community Service Board, whichis a volunteering club basically, and I'm
hoping I get in just because thecause to give back to the community is
so like valued in my heart.I just want to be out there a
little bit. Wow, Okay,that's excellent. I can tell you've got
(05:36):
a great heart for what you're doing. So do you find that this involvement
makes your student experience that much betterand vice versa. The student experience that
you've got at wich Do State rightnow kind of informs you better on what
you need to do community wise.Oh yeah, definitely. I think my
community and my school life run handin hand. Yeah. I think if
(06:01):
I hadn't met the people I don'tthink if I met the people I had
already met, then my school lifewould not be the same. There you
go, there you go. Well, it's so exciting to hear about what
you're doing there, and I'm alwaysthrilled to meet excited and involved college students.
I think it's really good. AndI look back on my college career
(06:23):
going man, I should have donethis or that, and I wish I'd
gotten more involved. And when Isee folks that are making college more than
just a gotta go experience. Youknow, this is an expectation that I
go ahead, and I mean youreally dig in and get involved and get
out there and meet people and dowhat you should do to make life better
(06:46):
as a citizen. Right. So, in case you just joined us,
our guest is Teresa when she's aWichita State freshman. What's your major?
My major is health management, Okay, And we talked a little earlier that
you're maybe you're not quite sure ifyou're going to stick with that, or
you might shift majors at some point, right, Yeah, So my involvement
(07:11):
in school has opened my eyes tomore of the business side of things,
and so I find it very veryinteresting. I'm not sure if a switch
in my major will happen anytime soon, but it has been on my mind.
I do want to possibly intern somewhereto see whether or not that switch
(07:32):
will happen. You know what,it's it's awesome to hear a freshman say
that. So you've got to you'vegot a long range plan or you're developing
a long range plan as you go, And I think that's that's brilliant.
You know, more power to youkeep up the good work. Whatever you
decide to focus on or make yourmajor, I can tell you're going to
(07:54):
do good things. Thank you.Alrighty one more time before we take a
quick break, Let's fill them inon what's going on with the Riise and
Shine brunch. Yeah. Riisein Shineis a brunch style of event hosted by
Sigma Sizeta. This is actually oursecond year doing it. It will be
hosted on April thirteenth, which isa Saturday, from nine am to two
(08:16):
pm at University United Methodist Church.We will be having bacon, sausage,
eggs, fruit, and pancakes inaddition to having a few raffle baskets with
very valuable things. So come onout, have a great breakfast, meet
some really fun people like Teresa.Are you going to be there? Teresa?
Oh, definitely, I will bethere, all right. And are
(08:37):
you going to be one of theservers? What are you going to be
do? Just kind of walking?Are you going to be riding around in
a golf cart pointing your fingers tellingpeople what to do? I wish,
but I will be serving food orif I will be serving food. If
not, then I will likely berecording for content all right, okay,
well, best of luck for afantas has to Covent on April thirteenth.
(09:01):
We'll take a quick break and thenwe'll come back and visit a little bit
more about the Rise and Shine brunchand SOS and Sigma size zeta with our
guest Teresa. When this is WichitaWeekend, take a chance for children and
you could win a brand new Lexusfrom Rainbows United. Just go to Rainbowsunited
(09:24):
dot org and click on the banner. Buy a raffle ticket for just one
hundred dollars and you'll be entered inthe drawing on May tenth to win a
brand new, fully loaded twenty twentyfour Lexus RX three point fifty. For
complete rules and to buy your raffleticket, go to Rainbowsunited dot org.
Rainbows Empowering Children and Families from iHeartCommunity Music Theater. Wichita's twenty twenty four
(09:48):
season honor strong leading women with fivefamily friendly shows, beginning with longtime Broadway
favorite Gypsy plus nine to five basedon the Dolly Parton hit movie Beautiful,
the Carol Kinge Musical, and theregional premieres of Matilda and Disney's Frozen with
sets and costumes built right here inWichita and special performances for families with kids
age three and up. Single ticketsare on sale now, starting at just
(10:11):
twenty five dollars. Get yours onlineat Mptwichita dot org. Definitely Broadway uniquely
Wichita. Dust off your windbreakers andFanni packs because Heart Springs Carefest, presented
by USI and powered by Cake,is bringing back the nineties. Join us
for a fun filled day Saturday,April thirteenth at heart Spring. Run our
five K or crews in our twentyfive K and fifty K Pedalfest bike rides.
(10:35):
Then celebrate with our Heartspring care WalkRegister at Wichitacarefest dot org. Every
stride and pedal stroke helps Heartspring providelife changing therapies for children who need essential
help with communication, mobility, socialskills, and daily living. So walk,
run, and ride like it's nineteenninety nine at Carefest Saturday, April
thirteenth. Details at Wichitacarefest dot org. The fifty second annul Wichitah Jazz Festival
(11:01):
will take place April sixteenth through thetwentieth. Schedule to performers the Mike still
Quintit with Rosanna Eckertz, guitarist StanleyJordan, saxophonist Melissa Aldona, and the
headlining act this year is the TierneySutton Band. For more information or to
purchase tickets for individual shows or afull festival pass, go to Wichita Jazz
Festival dot com. It's Wichita JazzFestival dot com. Enjoy many flavors of
(11:24):
jazz at this year's Wichita Jazz Festival. Welcome back to Wichita Weekend. It's
the weekly public affairs program from iHeartRadiostations right here in Wichita, Kansas.
My name is Don Guidess, andour guest today is Teresa When. She's
a Wichita State freshman, and she'sa member of the Sigma Si Zeta sorority
and very very active in promoting andputting on the upcoming Rise and Shine Brunch
(11:50):
on Saturday, April thirteenth. Forthose that just joined us, let's give
them the quick rundown. Teresa.Yeah, So, Riizushine is a brunch
style event. We'll be hosting iton April thirteenth, nine am to two
pm at University United Methodist Church.Proceeds will be going to Wichita Area Sexual
Assault Center to prevent sexual violence andalso ICCSS, which prevents sexual trafficking.
(12:16):
Okay, so you've got two veryworthy causes that you were raising funds for
at this special brunch on Saturday,April thirteenth, and then a little later
in the week on April seventeenth,Chipotle's got an interesting proposal for our audience.
Yeah, so we're going to behosting a Chipotle fundraiser the North Rock
(12:39):
location on April seventeenth from five pmto nine pm. If you can't come
out and make it, to Riseand Shain, Okay, there you go,
easy deal. Rise and Shine tobe a fantastic way to kick off
your Saturday in April thirteenth. Andthen if you can't make that, come
on by Chipotle on North Rock asApril seventeenth from five to nine and proceeds
will go to help out out.You're great work there at ict Soos and
(13:03):
the work of Sigma Size Zeta Sorority. Teresa Winn, thank you so much
for being with us on Wichita weekend. I hope you get to come back
sometime and talk about other cool projectsyou've got going. Yeah, thank you
so much for having me. AllRight, well, we'll look for you
at University Methodist Church that is ontwenty first at twenty first in Yale,
(13:24):
Saturday, April thirteenth, nine eightto two p the Rise and Shine Brunch.
Teresa Winn, thank you so muchfor being with us on Wichita Weekend.
Thank you for listening to Wichita Weekend, a service of iHeartRadio stations one
O two Won the Bowl, Channelnine sixty three ALT one O seven three
and ninety seven nine B ninety eight. Listen every Sunday for Wichita a Weekend
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