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WHERE WE ARE: The student chapter office is located in 205 Ackert Hall. We also maintain a bulletin board and display case on the 2nd floor of Ackert, so come on over and check us out! 

MEMBERSHIP:  Includes any KSU student interested in Wildlife and/or Fisheries. You do not have to be a Wildlife Biology and Fisheries major to join! You can join at any time during the year. 

MEETING TIMES: We meet at 7pm every other Thursday and on occasional weekend days for special events. 

MEETING LOCATIONS: Meetings are in room 324 of Ackert Hall. Special meeting locations will be announced during regular  meetings, and on our listserv. 

MEETING ACTIVITIES:   Meeting coverage includes KSU-SCTWS  concerns, guest speakers, & activities. Learn more of what we have done in the past and are planning to do this year. To learn even more, sign up for our listserv! 

wildlife@ksu.edu

Alpha Epsilon Delta (AED) is a national honor society for students interested in careers in health care professions, including medicine, dentistry, optometry, pharmacy, medical technology, physician assistant, nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, health information management, and others. The Kansas Alpha chapter of AED at KSU is both a club for students interested in learning more about health careers and preparing for health careers, and an honor society for students who have met certain criteria for initiation. All members participate in bi-monthly meetings, perform campus and community service, and learn from invited speakers.

aed@k-state.edu, 532-6900, fax 532-7004

The K-State Student Subunit was established in 1999 to actively involve students in the American Fisheries Society. The Student Subunit has been dedicated to advancing fisheries and aquatic science through the professional development of students ever since. Membership is open to all undergraduate and graduate students enrolled throughout Kansas' Colleges and Universities. The Student Subunit was established within the Kansas Chapter of the American Fisheries Society (KSAFS) which was founded in 1977. The KSAFS is committed to the conservation and sustainability of our fisheries resources and aquatic ecosystems by uniting fisheries professionals together in Kansas.

If you are looking for a group of local people that can help you learn to be a better birder or are interested in the local birding hotspots, the Northern Flint Hills Audubon is a good group to know.  We are the local chapter of the National Audubon Society. We go birding together Sept.-May every second Sat. of the month.  You do not need to be a member of National Audubon to participate. Our newsletter, "The Prairie Falcon" is available on line to keep you informed of our activities. 

We advocate prairie preservation through our maintenance of a butterfly garden and a restored prairie area in our city parks. We occasionally are a voice for green space and clean water at city and county meetings. Also, we sponsors speakers concerning prairie habitat preservation, environmental issues, and birding topics.