November 18, 2019
Kansas State University is celebrating International Education Week. Read more about the events at k-state.edu/oip/events/iew.html.
News and research
Events
- Gender Collective hosts Transgender Day of Resistance
- K-State's International Education Week continues
- Reminder: K-State Book Network student, faculty/staff award submissions due Dec. 6
- APDesign Ekdahl Lecture presented by Chelina Odbert Nov. 20
- Argentine tango workshops with Tango Matiz
- Personal hygiene donation box for survivors of human trafficking
Kudos, publications and presentations
- Two K-Staters named recipients of Commerce Bank and W.T. Kemper Foundation Presidential Awards
- Zelia Wiley receives administrator role model award
- College of Agriculture receives the 2019 Outstanding Support for International Initiatives Award
- Socorro Herrera named 2019 International Educator of the Year
- Mandela Washington Fellowship to receive International Innovative Educator of the Year award
November 11, 2019
Kansas State University students, faculty and staff were reminded at the formal KSUnite program on Nov. 6 that it is just one of many ways the community can celebrate diversity and inclusion — across the university and throughout the year.
Events
- Openings remain for Nov. 12 Difficult Dialogues lunch and learn discussion
- Help the K-State Book Network select the Common Reading Book for 2020
- Celebrate International Education Week Nov. 15-22
- Safe Zone student and community member introductory training
- OIP Series: 'How to Raise Your International Academic Profile'
November 4, 2019
KSUnite: Moving Forward Together will take place Wednesday, Nov. 6. Visit k-state.edu/KSUnite for the event schedule, information about session topics and speaker biographies.
From the administration
Events
- Highlighting KSUnite topic sessions: Part 2
- Fulbright scholar to present 'Equity, Diversity & Inclusion: The Story of Kansas State University'
- You're invited: Hospitality management students to host Veterans Day breakfast
- K-State extends National First-generation Student Celebration Day to a week of events
- 'Exodusters Go West: The Settlement of Nicodemus, Kansas'
Kudos, publications and presentations
- Citlally Orozco awarded Rohrer Scholarship by American ethnic studies department
- Project IMPACT expanding support for transfer students and their communities