Kansas State University

K-State 2025
Defining who we are as a university, creating a vision of where we hope to be in the future and identifying how we are going to get there. Learn more about K-State 2025 initiatives:

• Aligning College/Major Unit/Departmental Planning
• Campus Master Plan Update Task Force
• Faculty Compensation Committee
• Human Capital Services Assessment
• Internationalization Planning Committee
• K-State Olathe Planning Committee
• Research Themes Committee
• Undergraduate Research Task Force

The Case for Kansas State University in Australia (PDF)
K-State 2025 provides a strong case that we need to pursue additional international opportunities and collaborations between our faculty, staff, and students and colleagues from abroad.

Corporate Engagement
The landscape of corporate giving across the country is shifting, with industry moving away from traditional philanthropy to a focus on return on investment in their university relationships.

Report of the Research Infrastructure Task Force
The future of research at Kansas State University deserves serious discussion as we move forward with the K-State 2025 initiative. Since January, the Research Infrastructure Task Force (RITF) has been meeting with the charge of taking a broad, overarching approach in examining our research enterprise.

NCAA Certification Self-Study
The self-study process is an important opportunity for K-State to step back and critically examine strengths, weaknesses and opportunities related to the welfare of our student-athletes, and to continue the tradition of our athletics program in a manner complementary to the university's overall goals.

K-State in Iraq
K-State President Kirk Schulz visited Iraq in November 2010 as a guest of Fort Riley's Big Red One. While serving as K-State's ambassador to the Middle East he toured the Army base, visited landmarks in the area and met with K-State students and alumni in Basra.