March
2007
Friday,
March 30, 2007
K-STATE
LIBRARIES TO CELEBRATE FEDERAL DEPOSITORY CENTENNIAL: Kansas
State University's K-State Libraries will recognize the 100th anniversary
of participation in the Federal Depository Library Program. A centennial
celebration program will be 3:30-5 p.m. Tuesday, April 10, in the
Government Documents area at K-State's Hale Library.
NEXT
K-STATE LARSON LECTURE SPEAKER TO PRESENT 'GLOBAL ENVIRONMENTAL
CHANGE: AN AFRICAN PERSPECTIVE': David Hartnett will present
"Global Environmental Change: An African Perspective"
Wednesday, April 11, as part of Kansas State University's Vernon
Larson International Luncheon-Lecture Series.
RECIPIENT
OF RICHEST PRIZE IN THE HUMANITIES TO SPEAK AT K-STATE: Native
Kansan Eric Sundquist, Foundation Professor of Literature at the
University of California at Los Angeles and a 2006 recipient of
an Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Distinguished Service Award, will
make a presentation at Kansas State University.
K-STATE'S
MATH MODELING TEAM DESIGNATED MERITORIOUS: A team of Kansas
State University students was designated Meritorious in the world
in the 2007 Mathematical Contest in Modeling. The contest is an
annual online competition for teams of undergraduates to use mathematical
modeling to solve real world problems.
K-STATE
DISTANCE EDUCATION ENROLLMENT CURRENTLY UNDER WAY FOR SUMMER 2007:
The Division of Education at Kansas State University is currently
enrolling students for distance education courses offered during
summer 2007.
Thursday,
March 29, 2007
K-STATE
STUDENTS RECEIVE GRANTS FOR GRADUATE STUDY, HONORABLE MENTIONS FROM
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION: Kansas State University students
have earned two Graduate Research Fellowship Awards and three honorable
mentions from the National Science Foundation.
K-STATE
FOOTBALL TICKETS, GOLF EXCURSIONS, $1,500 VACATION PACKAGE TO MEXICO
ON THE AUCTION BLOCK APRIL 13 AT K-STATE TRAVEL AND DINING AUCTION:
Gourmet cheesecake, vintage wine, golf excursions and a vacation
package to Mexico will be among items up for bid at the Kansas State
University Travel and Dining Auction. The auction will be 7-10 p.m.
Friday, April 13, at the K-State Alumni Center, and will include
a live jazz band, a wine sampling, coffee, appetizers and desserts.
K-STATE'S
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SPRING 2007 DISTINGUISHED LECTURER
NEAL PATTERSON OF CERNER TO SPEAK APRIL 10: Neal Patterson,
chairman of the board, chief executive officer and co-founder of
Cerner Corp., will be the spring 2007 speaker for the College of
Business Administration's Distinguished Lecture Series at Kansas
State University.
K-STATE
AT SALINA GROUP HAS BEGINNER'S LUCK AT REGIONAL BUSINESS COMPETITION:
Members of Kansas State University at Salina's fledgling chapter
of Business Professionals of America went to their first regional
competition recently and brought home top honors.
STUDENT
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT THE FOCUS OF NEXT CHESTER E. PETERS LECTURE
IN STUDENT DEVELOPMENT AT K-STATE: Susan Komives will speak
about student leadership development at 1:30 p.m. Thursday, April
12, in the K-State Student Union's Main Ballroom. A reception will
follow. The lecture, sponsored by the College of Education dean's
office, is free and open to the public.
Wednesday,
March 28, 2007
HOXIE'S
JENNA KENNEDY IS K-STATE'S 30TH TRUMAN SCHOLAR: A Kansas State
University student interested in a career in international public
health is K-State's 30th Harry S. Truman Scholarship winner. Jenna
Kennedy, Hoxie, senior in microbiology, natural resources and environmental
science, and premedicine, has been selected to receive the national
scholarship, which provides up to $30,000 for college students preparing
for a career in public service.
K-STATE'S
FOURTH DIVERSITY SUMMIT APRIL 6: Kansas State University's fourth
Diversity Summit will be 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, April 6, in the
K-State Student Union Ballroom. The theme of the summit is "A
Time for Institutional Accountability, Strategic Planning and Re-Engagement."
K-STATE'S
BEACH MUSEUM OF ART OFFERING ART WORKSHOP IN CONJUNCTION WITH ALL-UNIVERSITY
OPEN HOUSE EVENTS APRIL 14: The Marianna Kistler Beach Museum
of Art at Kansas State University is taking part in K-State's All-University
Open House activities Saturday, April 14. From 1:30-3:30 p.m., open
house visitors will be treated to a free art workshop sponsored
by the Student Friends of the Beach Museum of Art.
MUSIC
EDUCATORS INVITED TO K-STATE'S 19TH ANNUAL MUSIC SYMPOSIUM, JUNE
18-21: Kansas State University's 19th annual Music Symposium
will be June 18-21 in Manhattan. The symposium is open to all music
educators, including instrumental teachers, vocal/choral teachers,
private studio teachers, general music teachers at all levels of
education and elementary teachers using music in their curricula.
Tuesday,
March 27, 2007
LEGENDARY
COACH JOHN WOODEN TO SPEAK AT K-STATE APRIL 11: In a lecture
sponsored by the Kansas State University athletic department and
the president's office, Coach John Wooden will share his views on
how to achieve life success. He will speak at 10:30 a.m., Wednesday,
April 11, in McCain Auditorium. The lecture is free and open to
the public.
K-STATE
INVITING MILITARY FAMILIES FROM FORT RILEY TO LEARN MORE ABOUT K-STATE
AT THE ALL-UNIVERSITY OPEN HOUSE APRIL 14: Kansas State University
is saving a special spot for soldiers and their families at K-State's
All-University Open House, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 14.
Open house is an opportunity to learn more about the university's
academics and campus life through tours, interactive exhibits and
games.
K-STATE'S
SAFARI-THEMED OPEN HOUSE TO FEATURE MARCHING COBRAS, RACING COCKROACHES,
WILD GAMES AND EXHIBITS SHOWING WHAT K-STATE HAS TO OFFER: Come
explore K-State at the safari-themed All-University Open House,
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 14, at the campuses in Manhattan
and Salina. Open house gives visitors a chance to see what life
at K-State is really like.
NO
SHORTAGE OF THINGS TO SEE, DO, MAKE AND EAT AT K-STATE'S ALL-UNIVERSITY
OPEN HOUSE APRIL 14 IN MANHATTAN AND SALINA: Looking for something
to do? How about an event that combines entertainment, food, games,
children's activities, interactive displays and educational exhibits
on a vibrant college campus.
K-STATE
LEADERSHIP STUDIES AWARD TO BE PRESENTED TO ATINA HANNA: Atina
Hanna, founding director of the Flint Hills Breadbasket, is the
2007 recipient of the Michael C. Holen Outstanding Leadership Award
presented by the leadership studies program at Kansas State University.
STEVE
MARTINI NEW DIRECTOR OF RECREATIONAL SERVICES AT K-STATE: Steve
Martini has been named the new director of recreational services
at Kansas State University. He began the new position March 25.
BILINGUAL
CAMPUS WALKING TOUR, MULTICULTURAL RECEPTION PART OF K-STATE'S ALL
UNIVERSITY OPEN HOUSE APRIL 14 IN MANHATTAN: Future college
students and their families can check out what life at Kansas State
University is all about at K-State's All-University Open House,
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 14, in Manhattan.
Monday,
March 26, 2007
K-STATE'S
COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY TO LAUNCH FOOD SAFETY CAMPAIGN: What
you don't know about food safety can hurt you, according to Kevin
Roberts, an instructor in the department of hotel, restaurant, institution
management and dietetics at Kansas State University's College of
Human Ecology.
FOOD
SAFETY EXPERT TO PRESENT 33RD ANNUAL SHUGART LECTURE AT K-STATE:
Barbara Kowalcyk, director of the Food Safety Center for Food Borne
Illness Research and Prevention, will be the speaker for the 33rd
annual Grace M. Shugart Lecture at Kansas State University.
Friday,
March 23, 2007
THREE
K-STATE STUDENTS WIN 2007 GOLDWATER SCHOLARSHIPS WORTH UP TO $15,000:
Kansas State University students Mike Reppert, Manhattan,
Emily Voigt, McPherson, and Jennifer Buseman, Overland
Park, are among 317 students nationally to win 2007 Barry
M. Goldwater Scholarships. They were selected on the basis of academic
merit from a field of 1,110 mathematics, science and engineering
students nominated by the faculties of their colleges and universities.
The scholarship provides up to $7,500 annually for a student's final
one or two years of undergraduate studies.
K-STATE
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING STUDENT HONORED WITH NATIONAL STUDENT AWARD:
Renee Ecklund, a Kansas State University graduate student in electrical
engineering, has been named an honorable mention for the Outstanding
Electrical and Computer Engineering Student Award from Eta Kappa
Nu, an electrical and computer engineering honor society.
Thursday,
March 22, 2007
K-STATE
CANCER RESEARCH CENTER TO PRESENT AWARDS TO 47 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS:
Forty-seven undergraduate students at Kansas State University are
earning cancer research awards through K-State's Terry C. Johnson
Center for Basic Cancer Research.
Wednesday,
March 21, 2007
RETIRING
K-STATE PROFESSOR RECOGNIZED WITH SENATE RESOLUTION: Rod Walker,
retiring professor of music and director of choral studies and activities
at Kansas State University, was recently honored with a Kansas Senate
Resolution commending him on his 41 years of service to K-State.
K-STATE
SPOTLIGHT ON INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY LUNCHEON SET FOR APRIL 13:
The Kansas State University Research Foundation, the Kansas State
University Foundation, the K-State Alumni Association and the Manhattan
Area Chamber of Commerce are sponsors of an annual event to recognize
K-State inventors, patent holders and other creators of intellectual
property.
Tuesday,
March 20, 2007
K-STATE
STUDENTS TO FEATURE VARIETY OF DANCE STYLES AT SPRINGDANCE 2007:
Kansas
State University students will perform a variety of modern, jazz,
ballet, tap dance and international dance pieces at "SpringDance
2007 Live." Performances
will be at 8 p.m. March 30-31 in McCain Auditorium.
Friday,
March 16, 2007
AWARD-WINNING
PHOTOGRAPHS BY K-STATE STUDENTS FROM THE COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE,
PLANNING AND DESIGN ON DISPLAY UNTIL MARCH 30: Entries in the
Kansas State University College of Architecture, Planning, and Design's
first Student Photography Competition are being displayed at the
Chang Gallery in Seaton Hall until Friday, March 30.
Thursday,
March 15, 2007
MORE
THAN 75 K-STATE STUDENTS SPENDING SPRING BREAK WORKING ON COMMUNITY
SERVICE PROJECTS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY: For more than 75 Kansas
State University students, spring break will consist of building
or repairing houses for people in need, serving meals at a women's
shelter or visiting AIDS patients and their families.
JAMES
LYALL JOINING K-STATE AS ASSOCIATE VICE PROVOST FOR ACADEMIC SERVICES
AND TECHNOLOGY: James Lyall is joining Kansas State University
in its nationally recognized efforts to support and promote technology
on campus.
Wednesday,
March 14, 2007
WONDERING
WHAT LIFE AT COLLEGE IS LIKE? FIND OUT APRIL 14 AT K-STATE'S ALL-UNIVERSITY
OPEN HOUSE, FEATURING ENTERTAINMENT, GAMES AND FOOD: Whether
you can't wait to start college life or you're not sure what to
expect, Kansas State University has an event that will get your
questions answered while getting you jazzed about life as a Wildcat.
K-STATE
STUDENT FROM WAMEGO A 2007 NATIONAL COLLEGIATE WRESTLING CHAMPION:
This year, Steve Kern got the gold. The
Kansas State University senior in construction science and management,
Wamego, captured first place at the 2007 National Collegiate Wrestling
Championships, March 8-10, at the Garland Special Events Center
in Dallas.
Tuesday,
March 13, 2007
KANSAS
LEGISLATORS TO VIEW RESEARCH BY GRADUATE STUDENTS FROM K-STATE,
OTHER RESEARCH SCHOOLS MARCH 15: The annual Capitol Graduate
Research Summit will be Thursday, March 15, at the Kansas Statehouse
in Topeka. The summit features work by graduate students at Kansas
State University, University of Kansas, KU Medical Center and Wichita
State University.
K-STATE
INVITING HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES TO GET A TASTE OF CAMPUS LIFE AT
FOR SOPHOMORES ONLY APRIL 13-14: High school sophomores will
have a chance to see what life as a Wildcat is like thanks to Kansas
State University's annual For Sophomores Only Friday, April 13,
and Saturday, April 14.
MEMBERS
OF K-STATE STUDENT ALUMNI BOARD HELPING TO INTRODUCE HIGH SCHOOL
SOPHOMORES, THEIR FAMILIES TO LIFE A K-STATE: Some Kansas State
University students are lending their expertise in life at K-State
to prospective Wildcats and their families at a special recruiting
event.
K-STATE
ASSISTANT VICE PRESIDENT OF HOUSING AND DINING RECEIVES DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE AWARD: Kansas State University administrator Chuck Werring
has been honored with the William B. Sweet Distinguished Service
Award.
Monday,
March 12, 2007
K-STATE
STUDENT NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED FOR OUTSTANDING POETRY: Michael
Verschelden, junior in English, Fairway, has been awarded
a fellowship to attend the Bucknell Seminar for Younger Poets. Students
are invited to attend based on their submitted manuscript, personal
statement and letters of recommendation.
K-STATE'S
ADVANCED MANUFACTURING INSTITUTE RECOGNIZED FOR WORK IN NATIONAL
TRADE PUBLICATION: Kansas State University's Advanced Manufacturing
Institute was recently recognized in OEM Off-Highway magazine, which
provides information to help product development teams design and
produce better off-highway vehicles and component systems.
11
K-STATE STUDENTS NAMED 2007 HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTITUTE UNDERGRADUATE
RESEARCH SCHOLARS: Eleven students at Kansas State University
will have the opportunity to conduct research as K-State's 2007
Howard Hughes Medical Institute Undergraduate Research Scholars.
PROMINENT
ENVIRONMENTAL SOIL SCIENTIST TO SPEAK AT K-STATE: Environmental
soil scientist Andrew Sharpley will be at Kansas State University
to present a seminar, "Agricultural Phosphorus and the Environment:
Challenges to Science, Practice and Policy," at 4 p.m. Wednesday,
March 14, in Throckmorton Hall Room 1018.
NEW
YORK TIMES COLUMNIST, PRINCETON ECONOMIST TO PRESENT LECTURE AT
K-STATE ON AMERICAN HEALTH CARE: Princeton University economist
and New York Times columnist Paul Krugman will speak at Kansas State
University Thursday, March 15. He will present "The Crisis
in American Health Care" at 7:30 p.m. in Forum Hall, K-State
Student Union. The lecture is being presented by K-State's department
of economics.
Friday,
March 9, 2007
K-STATE'S
MASTER OF AGRIBUSINESS PROGRAM CELEBRATES A DECADE OF PROVIDING
AWARD-WINNING DISTANCE EDUCATION: Kansas State University's
master of agribusiness program, the nation's first distance education
master-level curriculum in agribusiness, is celebrating a decade
of growth and success.
K-STATE
STUDENTS PRESENT RESEARCH AT 12TH ANNUAL GRADUATE RESEARCH FORUM:
Several Kansas State University students received honors for their
research projects at the 12th annual Graduate Research Forum, March
2, in the K-State Student Union. The forum is sponsored by the K-State
Graduate School and the Graduate School Council.
K-STATE
STUDENTS ELECT STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT FOR MANHATTAN
CAMPUS: In online voting March 6 and 7, students at Kansas State
University's Manhattan campus chose Matt Wagner, senior in management
information systems, El Dorado, as their student body president
and Lydia Peele, senior in mathematics education, Olathe,
as their vice president.
Thursday,
March 8, 2007
ACCIDENT
OCCURS AT JARDINE CONSTRUCTION SITE: A construction worker died
Wednesday after falling from a forklift box at the Jardine Apartment
Complex construction site at Kansas State University. A second worker
also fell, according to Troy Lane, assistant director of K-State
police.
K-STATE
PROFESSOR'S WEB VIDEO TO PREMIERE AT NATIONAL CONFERENCE: The
final version of Michael Wesch's video "Web 2.0...The Machine
is Us/ing Us," will premiere at the Technology Entertainment
and Design Conference today in Monterey, Calif.
FIRST
DISABILITY AWARENESS WEEK AT K-STATE DESIGNED TO INCREASE CONTACT
BETWEEN DISABLED K-STATERS AND OTHERS IN THE CAMPUS COMMUNITY:
A group of advocates for individuals with disabilities at Kansas
State University has organized the university's first "K-State
for All," a campuswide disability awareness week March 25-31.
K-STATE'S
PANHELLENIC AND INTERFRATERNITY COUNCILS EARN HONORS: Kansas
State University's Panhellenic and Interfraternity councils, the
governing boards of the Greek community at the university, earned
honors at the Mid-America Greek Council Association's annual conference
and awards banquet, Feb. 22-25, in Chicago.
K-STATE
LECTURE BY GERMAN ARCHITECT, JOURNALIST TO EXPLORE HOW ARCHITECTURE
OF REUNIFIED BERLIN EXPRESSES GERMAN NATIONAL IDENTITY: Ulf
Meyer will present "Architecture and Urban Design in Berlin
Since the Fall of the Wall" at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 13,
in the Little Theatre at the K-State Student Union. The free lecture,
which is open to the public, will explore how the architecture of
the reunified Berlin expresses German national identity.
BRIANA
NELSON GOFF RECOGNIZED AS OUTSTANDING ALUM OF TEXAS TECH: Briana
S. Nelson Goff was honored earlier this week by Texas Tech University's
College of Human Sciences with an alumni award as a "New Achiever."
K-STATE
STUDENTS INVOLVED IN PRODUCTION OF 'YOU BELONG TO US': Two Kansas
State University graduate students in drama therapy have joined
with the Flint Hills Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians and
Gays to present the second part of the Family Ties Project with
the premiere of "You Belong to Us" March 9-11.
K-STATE
AGRONOMY ACADEMIC COORDINATOR ELECTED PRESIDENT OF STATE ASSOCIATION:
Dana J. Minihan, assistant academic coordinator in the department
of agronomy at Kansas State University, was recently elected president
of the Kansas Association of Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture.
Wednesday,
March 7, 2007
K-STATE
PROFESSOR NAMED FELLOW OF PHYTOPATHOLOGICAL SOCIETY: A Kansas
State University professor has been named a Fellow of the American
Phytopathological Society. Barbara Valent, university distinguished
professor of plant pathology, received the award for research work
she has done with rice blast disease.
KANSAS
CITY-AREA IMMIGRATION ATTORNEY MIRA MDIVANI TO DISCUSS IMMIGRATION
LAW AT DOROTHY THOMPSON LECTURE MARCH 12 AT K-STATE: Immigration
attorney Mira Mdivani will present "Brown is the New Black
and Green Cards are Pink: Immigration Law for Normal People"
as part of Kansas State University's Dorothy L. Thompson Lecture
Series on Civil Rights.
ARGENTINEAN
ARCHITECT, PROFESSOR SHARING HIS VIEWS ON URBANISM AT K-STATE'S
EKDAHL MEMORIAL LECTURE: Distinguished Argentinean architect
and educator Miguel Angel Roca will give the spring 2007 Oscar Ekdahl
Memorial Lecture of Kansas State University's College of Architecture,
Planning and Design.
K-STATE'S
COLLEGE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY FEATURING 'WOVEN WONDERS' EXHIBIT IN JUSTIN
HALL: An exhibit of woven coverlets from Kansas State University's
Historic Costume and Textile Museum is on display through May 6
in Justin Hall. The hall is open to the public from 6 a.m. to 11
p.m. weekdays.
Tuesday,
March 6, 2007
PI
KAPPA PHI FRATERNITY TO ESTABLISH ALUMNI CHAPTER AT K-STATE IN MAY:
The Kansas State University chapter of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity will
move to an alumni chapter status at the conclusion of the 2007 spring
semester with the plan to reactivate the student chapter in 2011.
$100,000
CONTRIBUTION FROM PFIZER ANIMAL HEALTH SUPPORTS FOCUS ON TRAINING
LARGE ANIMAL VETERINARIANS AT K-STATE: High student demand and
a significant commitment to educating large-animal practitioners
has led to the creation of a new, six-week intensive advanced beef
production medicine course at Kansas State University's College
of Veterinary Medicine.
K-STATE
STUDENT COMPETES IN NATIONAL DISCUSSION MEET: A Kansas State
University student recently was selected as one of four finalists
in the discussion meet of the American Farm Bureau Federation's
Young Farmers and Ranchers Leadership Conference.
JAZZ
MASTER BILLY TAYLOR PERFORMING AT K-STATE MARCH 16 AS PART OF NATIONAL
ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS TOUR: With help from a Manhattan-based
organization, the National Endowment for the Arts is bringing jazz
pianist, educator and composer Billy Taylor to Kansas State University
for a performance and lecture.
Monday,
March 5, 2007
K-STATE
LARSON LECTURE SPEAKER TO PRESENT 'A JAPANESE TEACHER'S BRAG BOOK:
GRASSROOTS EFFORTS TOWARD CROSS-CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING': Kyoko
Mizuno will present "A Japanese Teacher's Brag Book: Grassroots
Efforts Toward Cross-Cultural Understanding" as part of Kansas
State University's Vernon Larson International Luncheon Lecture
Series.
STUDENTS
FROM THROUGHOUT NORTHEAST KANSAS PARTICIPATING IN HISTORY COMPETITION
MARCH 10 AT K-STATE: Students from throughout northeast Kansas
will bring history to life at Kansas State University when K-State
and its department of history play host to the Kansas District 4
National History Day event Saturday, March 10.
K-STATE'S
MCCAIN PERFORMANCE SERIES PRESENTS THE NATIONAL PHILHARMONIC OF
RUSSIA, BRITISH PIANIST: Upcoming presentations in Kansas State
University's McCain Performance Series include the National Philharmonic
of Russia and pianist Steven Osborne.
Friday,
March 2, 2007
K-STATE
GROUP TO SPONSOR SEVENTH ANNUAL INTEGRITY WEEK: Kansas State
University's Honor and Integrity System's educational component,
Honor and Integrity Peer Educators, will sponsor the seventh annual
K-State Integrity Week, March 4-9.
Thursday,
March 1, 2007
REVISED
MEDIA INFORMATION FOR BILL CLINTON'S LANDON LECTURE: Bill Clinton,
former president of the United States, will present Kansas State
University's 148th Landon Lecture at 3:30 p.m. Friday, March 2,
in Bramlage Coliseum. Everyone must be seated by 3:15 p.m. BRAMLAGE
DOORS WILL OPEN AT 2 P.M. to all.
K-STATE
AGRONOMY PROFESSOR HONORED BY INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF INDIAN
SCIENTISTS: Vara Prasad, assistant professor of crop physiology
at Kansas State University, has received the 2006 Young Agricultural
Scientist Award from the National Association of Agricultural Scientists
of Indian Origin.
FIRST
CHESTER PETERSON JR. PUBLIC LECTURE BRINGING INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN
THEORETICAL PHYSICIST TO K-STATE TO DISCUSS EINSTEIN'S 'BLUNDER':
Lawrence M. Krauss will present "Einstein's Biggest Blunder?:
A Cosmic Mystery Story" at 7 p.m. Monday, March 12, in the
K-State Alumni Center's ballroom. The lecture is the inaugural event
in the recently established Peterson Public Lecture Series in Physics.
K-STATE
LECTURE SERIES PRESENTS VIOLINIST CHARLES CASTLEMAN: The Kansas
State University campus will be echoing the sound of music March
11-13 as the University Distinguished Lecturers Series presents
violin soloist and professor Charles Castleman.
K-STATE'S
BEACH MUSEUM OF ART CLOSING TEMPORARILY WHILE IMPROVEMENTS MADE
TO ENTRYWAY; CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS CONTINUING AS SCHEDULED: The
Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art at Kansas State University
will be closed March 12 to April 3 while minor changes are made
to the museum's entryway. During that time, early childhood workshops
will continue as scheduled.
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