Carmen Hytche

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  "It's a state-of-the-art chemistry facility now," said Carmen Hytche, WSU director of special events and community relations."It was a wonderful project."
  
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  Contact : Carmen Hytche, director of special events and community relations, (316) 978-3142
  
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  Published on: 7/19/2005    Last Visited: 7/19/2005  

  Online editor John Jones maintains WSU's Web site and Carmen Hytche is director of special events and community relations.
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  Online editor John Jones maintains WSU's Web site and Carmen Hytche is director of special events and community relations.

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  It was really different," Carmen Hytche asserted, speaking of the WRRS Mini Golf tournament.She has gone from playing with a team in the event in 2003 to coordinating it in 2004 and will again this year.She also now sits on the Wichita Radio Reading Development Board to help improve community awareness of the audio service for print impaired.
  
  She joked about having an all Hytche sisters team next time.She is the youngest of five, "on the good side of forty."As such she actually attended East High with a few of her six great nieces and nephews."Explain that to your peers."
  
  As the current Director of Special Events and Community Relations for Wichita State's Office of University Relations, she does a lot of explaining, coordinating and planning for her alma mater.It's a busy year-round schedule of interesting events and personalities including the Milton and Gladys Glickman Lecture Series of distinguished speakers.Her most recent charge is Mo Rocca of NPR fame.This involved rescheduling his appearance after a family emergency last year.
  
  Carmen worked in customer service for TriCon, before PepsiCo broke up the Pizza Hut group and moved her division to Louisville, Kentucky.She was very close to completing her WSU degree and opted to stay."Wichita is a great place to live."
  
  Her part time work in the Alumni Association office while an undergraduate, whetted her interest in university relations and when her current position came open in 2000, she applied and won the job.She is currently adding to her original integrated degree in marketing, public relations and journalism with a certification in applied communications.
  
  This pursuit has eclipsed casual or recreational reading "with three text books in one class."But she did find time last year to visit Memphis' many musical icons, museums and blues venues.She's a fan of rhythm and blues and "most music with the exception of heavy metal."She enjoyed a free concert in the park, the W.C. Handy museum, the STAX Music Museum.All in all, a wonderful trip."I am making notes on place to visit in Chicago next."
  
  Carmen brings this upbeat enthusiasm to every topic from her extensive family relations to her campus work and WRRS.She and WSU President Donald Beggs "came to our jobs at the same time," and she waxes enthusiastically about her ultimate boss' interest in things on and off campus.She feels she has made good choices so far from living in Wichita to serving with WRRS--a great attitude to share with others.

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  "When you lose that many young people in a tragedy, it's not a regular conversation," Carmen Hytche, Wichita State's director of special events, told me. "But I've seen the advertisements for the Marshall movie and I would expect there would be some conversations."
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  Historians such as Hytche, who oversees annual memorial ceremonies every Oct. 2 at WSU, refer to Wichita State's final games of 1970 as "the Second Season."

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  Carmen Hytche, director of community relations and special events, said the idea for the display came from a desire to permanently memorialize the victims in a way which would help people better relate to them.
  
  "Sometimes, when you put a name with a face, it helps people realize that these were someone's family members," she said.
  
  Hytche said President Donald Beggs and Ron Kopita, vice president of campus life and university relations, assigned her the project.
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  "We talked about tone and the message we wanted to convey," Hytche said.
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  Hytche said she hopes people take advantage of the chance to see the new memorial.
  
  "For people who don't have season tickets for basketball or anything, it's a great opportunity to see it," she said.

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  Carmen Hytche, WSU director of special events and community relations, called the rededication ceremony a success.
  
  "We were very happy with the way things went," she said."We had a substantial crowd."
  
  Hytche estimated 200 invited guests showed up, along with others who attended on their own initiative.

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  Published on: 9/30/2002    Last Visited: 9/30/2002  

  "It is usually a very brief ceremony," said Carmen Hytche, director of special events and community relations at WSU.In the past, she said, a mixture of the victims' family members and friends have attended, along with faculty, staff and members of the Wichita community.
  
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  The reception will give the people who attend the ceremony an opportunity to spend time together and talk before they leave campus, Hytche said.
  
  From 8:50 to 9:20 a.m., the section of Alumni Drive east- and westbound from Hillside Street, in front of the sculpture, will be closed to reduce the amount of traffic and the level of background noise during the ceremony.
  
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  Carmen Hytche, director of special events for university communications, said that when choosing a speaker for this fall, they wanted someone who could "speak to what the results would mean for the country and for Kansas as well."
  
  They were also looking for someone who could bring some humor to the discussion, Hytche said.

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  Published on: 6/8/2002    Last Visited: 6/8/2002  

  "Honors Convocation is basically a celebration of excellence," said Carmen Hytche, director of special events and communications relations."We recognize faculty, undergraduate and graduate students for excellence in academics, research, creative activity and teaching."
  
  Eight faculty members will receive awards.Some will also receive a stipend as part of their recognition.The stipends usually range from $1,000 to $2,000, Hytche said.

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