Friday, May 12, 2017
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Events
Communitywide trip to focus on Great American Eclipse of 2017
Register now for a bus trip to view the Aug. 21 solar eclipse.
Read full announcement | From Communications and Marketing | May 12, 2017
Food Truck Friday returns to K-State Office Park today
Today is Food Truck Friday at the K-State Office Park! Two food trucks, Big Boyz BBQ and Tasty Traveler, will be dishing their best from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the KSU Foundation on the corner of Denison and Kimball avenues.
Read full announcement | From Allie Lousch | May 12, 2017
Natural resources and environmental science secondary major students to present capstone research projects
Students in the natural resources and environmental sciences secondary major capstone course will discuss the findings from their semesterlong interdisciplinary research projects from 9:40-11:30 a.m. today in 328 Waters Hall.
Read full announcement | From Shawn Hutchinson | May 12, 2017
Summer art class: Graphic Design for Non-Majors
Seats are still available for the Graphic Design for Non-Majors July summer session.
Read full announcement | From Katelin R. Schmedemann | May 12, 2017
News and research
K-State Today, K-State Today Student Edition summer schedule
K-State Today Student Edition will not be published during summer break from May 15 to Aug. 18. The faculty and staff edition of K-State Today will continue to be published Monday-Friday except on university holidays.
Read full announcement | From Communications and Marketing | May 12, 2017
Kudos, publications and presentations
Kansas State University student from Overland Park a 2017 Cargill Global Scholar
Cargill Inc. has recognized a Kansas State University student for his potential as a leader and researcher in the spheres of food, farming and financial risk management.
Read full announcement | From Tiffany Roney | May 12, 2017
Phi Beta Kappa chapter inducts new members
Forty Kansas State University students are the newest members of Phi Beta Kappa, the nation's oldest and most prestigious academic honor society.
Read full announcement | From Communications and Marketing | May 12, 2017
Kansas State University recognizes 14 graduating seniors with outstanding award
Kansas State University Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students Pat Bosco has selected 14 Kansas State University students for the Dean of Student Life Outstanding Graduating Senior Award.
Read full announcement | From Annie Jewell | May 12, 2017
Oxbow Animal Health selects Kansas State University veterinary student for academic scholarship
A Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine student, Jessica Eisenbarth, Hoyt, is the lone recipient of Oxbow Animal Health's veterinary degree scholarship.
Read full announcement | From Joe Montgomery | May 12, 2017
Three K-State kinesiology students receive American Kinesiology Association awards
Kelsie Carpenter, Shane Hammer and Stephanie Kurti are recipients of American Kinesiology Association Scholar Awards for their hard work and dedication to the field of kinesiology.
Read full announcement | From Anne Rubash | May 12, 2017
Choma and Sampson-Choma honored as distinguished alumni of Messiah College
Kimathi Choma, assistant dean for diversity, recruitment and retention in the College of Arts and Sciences, and Tosha Sampson-Choma, assistant professor of English, were recently presented with an Alumni Achievement Award from their alma mater.
Read full announcement | From Noelle Blood | May 12, 2017
Katie Kingery-Page receives 2017 TreanorHL Architects Faculty Award
Katie Kingery-Page, associate professor in the department of landscape architecture and regional & community planning, was awarded the 2017 TreanorHL Architects Faculty Award.
Read full announcement | From Thom Jackson | May 12, 2017
Division of Biology undergraduates recognized for outstanding achievements
Each spring the Division of Biology honors several of its students for outstanding achievement. This year, seven undergraduates and their guests were recognized at a luncheon on May 6.
Read full announcement | From Eve S. McCulloch | May 12, 2017
College of Human Ecology undergraduate and graduate student research and creative inquiry forum winners
The College of Human Ecology recently sponsored a research and creative inquiry forum for both undergraduate and graduate students to present and discuss their scholarly activities.
Read full announcement | From Anne Rubash | May 12, 2017
APDesign students complete another successful year of APDPro
Eighty-three students in the College of Architecture, Planning & Design at K-State completed the 2016-2017 requirements for APDPro, the college's professional development program.
Read full announcement | From Danna Voegeli | May 12, 2017
Biochemistry and molecular biophysics majors achieve 100 percent acceptance to the University of Kansas School of Medicine
The biochemistry and molecular biophysics department reports that all of its undergraduate majors applying to the 2021 class of the University of Kansas School of Medicine were accepted. All six participated in the new medical biochemistry track.
Read full announcement | From Phillip E. Klebba | May 12, 2017
Newsletters and magazines
Kick off your summer with exciting e-news from the Career Center
The Career Center announces a shift in job search technology coming fall 2017, cool tips for dressing professionally in the summer heat, five ways to be a rockstar intern and much more in the latest e-newsletter!
Read full announcement | From Ashley Bailey | May 12, 2017
May 2017 Lifelines — College of Veterinary Medicine newsletter
The May issue of Lifelines is now online from the College of Veterinary Medicine. News this month includes the story about how a team at the Veterinary Health Center saved a dog after being attacked by a suspected wild animal, and more.
Read full announcement | From Joe Montgomery | May 12, 2017