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Dear K-State Community,
Once again our campus community has been affected by racist statements, which causes pain to many of us. We know this is not what we want to stand for; our expectation is that we will help build the world up, not tear it down. During these times of high emotion and social media vitriol, we must not lose sight of the progress we have made and must continue to make.

Racism and statements that reflect it, whether stated on social media or elsewhere, are abhorrent, tasteless and ignorant. They are against K-State's values. They are against my personal values. The campus leadership and I expect more of our students. I want our community members to show empathy and be allies for one another. Students who do not want to treat people with dignity and respect should consider whether K-State is the right place for them, because K-State will not waver in its efforts to build an empathetic, diverse and inclusive campus community.

We should and we will all work relentlessly to eliminate racism at K-State and to promote social justice.

Richard B. Myers
President of Kansas State University

"The insensitive comments posted by one K-State student hurts our entire community. These divisive statements do not represent the values of our university. We condemn racism and bigotry in all its forms. We are launching an immediate review of the university’s options. Black Lives Matter at Kansas State University and we will continue to fight for social justice." - Richard Myers, president of Kansas State University

The return to K-State and in-person classes is in your hands.
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Follow the COVID-19 safety precautions NOW to help ensure the return to our campuses.
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Wash your hands frequently.
Follow physical distancing precautions.
Wear a mask in public or crowded spaces.
Stay home if sick or not feeling well. --
https://www.k-state.edu/covid-19/operations/safety.html

K-State has updated the university policy on face coverings to protect our communities. Face coverings are required any time people are unable to maintain 6 feet of physical distancing — even inside an office or outside on K-State campuses. Learn more at www.k-state.edu/today/announcement/?id=65975. ( link in bio)

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Free flour while supplies last or until 7pm today. 1980 Kimball Ave.
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We all have vital roles in the return to campus. Join us on Tuesday, June 23 at 6 p.m. when the K-State Parents and Family Program hosts university leaders to discuss the plans for the fall semester.
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Listen live at www.k-state.edu/admissions/parent-meeting.html.
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A recording of the session will be available on this same web page.

Join us for the inaugural Community Action Talk on June 18 from 12-1:30 p.m. This online session will focus on #blacklivesmatter.
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Bryan Samuel, chief diversity and inclusion officer, will will moderate a panel Q&A session with K-Staters: • Chief Ronnie Grice, assistant vice president for public safety. • Trumanue Lindsey, director of diversity and multicultural student life. • Shireen Roshanravan, associate professor of American ethnic studies. • Kevin Steinmetz, associate professor of sociology. -- Watch at https://www.k-state.edu/diversity-inclusion/initiatives/cats/.

Furloughed #KState employees can apply for relief grants through the @ksu_foundation. Complete details available at https://www.k-state.edu/media/newsreleases/2020-06/kstatestrongfund61520.html.
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Grants and loans for students experiencing COVID-19 related hardships is available at https://www.k-state.edu/sfa/aid/emergency-aid/.

K-State's Grain Science and Industry department partnered with the Kansas Wheat Commission and Kansas farmers to provide flour for those in need.
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The flour distribution will take place on Thursday, June 18 from 3-7 p.m. at the Hal Ross Flour Mill in Manhattan at 1980 Kimball Ave.

#KState will resume in-person classes on Aug 17. --
The last day of on-campus instruction will be Nov. 20.
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The last day of the semester is Dec. 11.
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Finals will be remote the week of Dec. 7.
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Link in bio for more details.

President Myers responds to #BlackatKstate posts.
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Read his May 29 letter at www.k-state.edu/today/info/announcement/?id=65557 (link in bio)

Keep looking up and staying #kstatestrong.
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