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K-State Today Student Edition

Wednesday, April 24, 2024

K-State Today Student Edition is a daily email providing K-State students a single source of timely K-State announcements.

Seek magazine

In agriculture, scientists believe they can develop nanoparticles that use one-tenth or fewer pesticides while reducing crop losses due to pests. K-State is leading that charge. Click the image to read the full Seek article.

News and research

K-State's 39th Truman scholar aims to address global food security
Adelaide Easter, senior in agricultural economics and global food systems leadership with minors in leadership and international agriculture, Salina, is Kansas State University's 39th Harry S. Truman scholar.

Shared governance

Deadline update: Faculty Senate accepting applications for 2024-2027 faculty ombudsperson position
Faculty Senate is accepting applications for the 2024-2027 faculty ombudsperson position. The deadline for applications is May 9.

Events

Live Ideas hosting art contest
The Live Ideas Undergraduate Journal is hosting an art contest for all K-State undergraduate students. We welcome submissions of all types of art.
K-State Symphony Orchestra to present final concert April 25 featuring Stravinsky
Digital artwork for K-State Symphony Orchestra final concert
Join the K-State Symphony Orchestra at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, April 25, at McCain Auditorium for a concert celebrating the elements of fire and water.
Meet Commander Nicole Mann: the First Native American woman in space
Consider a new perspective during Colonel Nicole Mann’s webinar from 1:45-3 p.m. Monday, April 29, in 1093 Fiedler Hall, hosted by K-State's Multicultural Engineering Program and Kansas Gamma, the local chapter of the Tau Beta Pi Honor Society.

Kudos, publications and presentations

Civil engineering student receives fellowship from Federal Highway Administration
A Kansas State University civil engineering student received a $10,000 grant from the Federal Highway Administration as part of its Dwight David Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program.
College of Health and Human Sciences RSCAD forum highlights student research, awards scholarships
The College of Health and Human Sciences recently hosted its annual Research, Scholarly and Creative Activity and Design, or RSCAD, Forum. Twenty-eight projects were presented by students from around the college.
Engineering honor society announces 2024 Saints of Engineering
The Steel Ring Engineering Honor Society in the Carl R. Ice College of Engineering has announced its 2024 Saints of Engineering.

Technology

Phishing scam: 'URGENT: Suspected Exposure Incident Detected'
A new phishing scam email is circulating through several colleges and universities nationwide and even in Kansas. The email's subject line is "URGENT: Suspected Exposure Incident Detected." Do not fall for the scam or click on any links. Delete the email.

Newsletters, magazines and blogs

How you can make a difference in the world around you with K-State Olathe
If you've been wondering how you can make a difference in the world, you aren't alone, and K-State Olathe provides a variety of ways you can get involved and make a difference on both a local and a global scale.

Volunteer opportunities

Volunteers needed for brain blood vessel research
Volunteers are needed for clinical research investigating brain blood vessel function across a diverse range of participants.