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The Scoop on K-State is a series featuring stories and stakeholders from K-State as we move to become a Next-Gen Land-Grant.
K-State Alumni Association hosts The Scoop on K-State, a business show with 29 episodes published.
Our topic today is the Alumni Association’s Traveling Wildcats program. This program has been around for more than 50 years and we average over 700 participants each year. We partner with experienced travel companies who
On this episode, Walker chats with Dr. Craig Schroeder, the inaugural Julie and Roger Davis Executive Director for Applied Learning at K-State. In this role, Craig leads the implementation of imperative three of the Next
On this episode, Walker chats with Rachelle Banwart, Executive Director of Corporate Engagement at K-State.A proud alumna of K-State, Rachelle is an accomplished sales, marketing and brand management leader with extensiv
On this episode of "The Scoop on K-State", we sit down with Sara Prince, who serves as associate vice president of development for the KSU Foundation.
On this episode of "The Scoop on K-State", we sit down with Hans Coetzee, Vice President of Research.
On this episode of "The Scoop on K-State", we sit down with Adrienne Yoxall, Senior Interior Designer with Anderson Knight Architects, to talk about the upcoming renovations to the Alumni Center.
On this episode of "The Scoop on K-State", we sit down with Dr. Karen Goos, Vice Provost for Enrollment Management at K-State.
On this episode of The Scoop on K-State, we are pleased to welcome Ethan Erickson, vice president of Administration and Finance; and Casey Lauer, associate vice president for Facilities, to share more about the plan and
On this episode of "The Scoop on K-State", we sit down with Dr. Mary Hale Tolar, who serves as Dean and Associate Professor of the Mary Lynn and Warren Staley School of Leadership.
In this episode of "The Scoop on K-State", we sit down with K-State alumnus, Jeff Ellison, who is serving as Chair of our K-State Alumni Association Board of Directors this fiscal year. Jeff has just started his term as
On this episode of "The Scoop on K-State", we sit down with Travis Goepfert, Head Coach of K-State's Track and Field.
On this episode of "The Scoop on K-State", we sit down with Anthony Fink, who serves as Food Service Manager for Call Hall Dairy Bar. Learn more about the effects the Agriculture Innovation Initiative will have on our be
On this episode of "The Scoop on K-State", we sit down with Dr. Ernie Minton, Eldon Gideon Dean of the College of Agriculture and Director of K-State Research and Extension
On this episode of "The Scoop on K-State", we sit down with Mirna Bonilla, program manager for the Office of Engagement at Kansas State University.
On this episode of The Scoop on K-State, we sit down with Dr. Jürgen Richt, Regents and University Distinguished Professor & KBA Eminent Scholar who serves as director of the Center of Excellence for Emerging Animal Dise
On this episode of The Scoop on K-State, we visit with Gene Taylor, Director of Athletics at K-State.
Sally Linton, K-State's First Lady, joins us for this episode of The Scoop on K-State.
Our guest today on The Scoop on K-State is Avery Johnson, one of our outstanding student leaders who has served the past year as one of two Student Ambassadors here at K-State. In this role, Avery has represented the stu
Our guest for this episode of The Scoop on K-State is Greg Willems, who serves as president and CEO of the KSU Foundation. In this role Greg leads a team dedicated to “Boldly Advancing K-State” as strategic partners for
Today's guest is, Dr. Frank Tracz, who has served as Professor of Music and Director of Bands here at K-State for the past 32-years. In this role Dr. Tracz directs the Wind Ensemble and the Marching Band, teaches graduat
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