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K-State Today

Wednesday, February 12, 2025

K-State Today is a daily email providing faculty and staff a single source of timely K-State announcements.

Updates from leadership

Inaugural Roots of Research awardees announced
The Office of the President, Office of the Vice President for Research and Division of Facilities are pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 Roots of Research Award.
K-State's agenda for the February Kansas Board of Regents meeting
The Kansas Board of Regents will meet virtually on Feb. 12 and will discuss several agenda items involving K-State.

News and research

Feb. 12 operations and winter weather
Due to winter weather, all campuses are on limited operations today, Wednesday, Feb. 12, with essential personnel only. In-person classes and activities are canceled. Previously scheduled online classes will meet.
Brad Behnke named dean of the College of Health and Human Sciences
Brad Behnke has been appointed Betty L. Tointon Dean of the College of Health and Human Sciences at Kansas State University.
Read full announcement | Submitted by Office of the Provost | February 12, 2025
K-State research supports grazing education and conservation efforts for the Flint Hills
Phillip Lancaster, clinical assistant professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine, is working to protect grazing lands in the prairie through education and improved land-management practices.
K-State psychology professor named fellow of Society for Personality and Social Psychology
Christopher Barlett has been elected a fellow in recognition of his groundbreaking and longstanding contributions to the field and the society.
K-State launches new online orientation platform
K-State announces the launch of a new online orientation platform designed to enhance the student experience for the Manhattan campus and online students.
Carl R. Ice College of Engineering selects ambassadors for 2025
K-State's Carl R. Ice College of Engineering has selected 36 students for membership in the Engineering Ambassadors organization.

Shared governance

Reminder and topic update: Feb. 13 open forum with President Linton
Kansas State University Faculty Senate and the Office of the President invite you to the first spring 2025 open forum on Feb. 13, starting at 3:30 p.m. in the K-State Alumni Center. The topic has been shifted to discuss the federal government transition.

Human resources and benefits

2024 Total Compensation Summary statements available in HRIS
The summary provides a complete view of K-State employee compensation packages, including both direct compensation and indirect compensation.

Training and professional development

Understanding Your Role as a K-State Supervisor offered virtually on Feb. 26 and 28
This K-State Supervisory Foundations Pillar I session is suitable for all academic, professional, and support staff with management or leadership roles across the University.
Teaching and Learning Center’s Professional Development Series
James "JT" Laverty will present "Engaging Students as a Catalyst for Improving Courses: The K-State Learning Assistant Program" as part of the Teaching and Learning Center's Professional Development Series at noon today via Zoom.

Kudos, publications and presentations

Carol Sevin recognized as Professor of the Week
Carol Sevin
The Faculty Senate announces Carol Sevin, associate professor and science librarian in the K-State Libraries academic services department, was recognized as the Professor of the Week at the Feb. 11 men's home basketball game.
Bimal Paul selected as associate editor for international journal
K-State geography professor Bimal Paul has been selected to serve as associate editor of GeoJournal, an international journal devoted to social sciences and humanities.

Technology

Free printing on the Manhattan campus
A limited amount of free printing is available for K-State students, faculty and staff on the Manhattan campus. K-Staters receive $10 of free printing during the spring and fall semesters and $5 during the summer semester.
Stay safe this tax season
Cybercriminals ramp up attacks early in the year, often impersonating the IRS, H&R Block or TurboTax. Protect your data and keep your refund secure with these quick tips.

Newsletters, magazines and blogs

Teaching and Learning Center's news and upcoming events
Stay up to date on the Teaching and Learning Center's upcoming professional development events, and discover new resources to advance teaching and learning.

University life

Park on the go with the ParkMobile app
Students, faculty, staff and community members on the Manhattan campus can pay for parking using the ParkMobile app. The app is free and available for both iPhone and Android devices.
Support for students through Student Support and Accountability
Student Support and Accountability provides support to students experiencing challenges that may prevent them from being successful in their courses or impact their experience at K-State.
Applications open for International Student Scholarships
Scholarship Application Flyer
Applications for the 2025 International Student Scholarships are now being accepted. Several scholarships of varying amounts are being offered. Both graduate and undergraduate international students are encouraged to apply.
Engagement Scholarship Consortium conference call for proposals
The call for proposals is open for the 2025 Engagement Scholarship Consortium conference on Oct. 8-9 in Roanoke, Virginia. This year's conference theme is "Bridging Resources to Build Stronger Communities."