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WaterLINK

This statewide service-learning project is coordinated by the Kansas State University Center for Engagement and Community Development and funded by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. WaterLINK aims to restore and preserve water quality in high priority watersheds through community/university partnerships. WaterLINK will help provide undergraduate students with real-world, community-based service opportunities, and link communities with state and university resources. Minigrants are available both for university faculty and interested communities.

 

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INFORMATION FOR:

Register Now: March Webinar: S/L and the Humanities

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Winter 2010 Sunflower Service Quarterly now available!

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Carnegie Classification for Community Engagement Applictions open!

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Register NOW for KsCC Spring Webinars

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2010 Commemorate Kansas/Serve Kansas mini-grants awarded

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