Events
Kansas SNAP-Ed can help your family: Eat healthyBe more activeMake your food dollar go fartherClasses can be done at your own pace or with a group. See if...
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Dining with Diabetes Online - Wyandotte Class Dates: Sept. 20 - Dec. 13, 2021 The Dining with Diabetes Online course is provided by Kansas State University...
This session is suitable for all academic, professional, and support staff with management and/or leadership roles across the University. For the full...
Organized by the museum in collaboration with K-State’s Information Technology Services and Cytek Media, this experimental multimedia installation is...
Doug Barrett is a photographer and videographer based in Manhattan, Kansas. His work demonstrates how Gordon Parks continues to inspire contemporary artists....
This exhibition features photographs donated by Parks to Kansas State University (K-State) in Manhattan, Kansas, in 1973. It was the first time that the...
Do-in exercises are exercises for health and are suitable for older adults or anyone dealing with a chronic condition. Join Donna Krug, Cottonwood District...
Dramatic weather plays a significant role in Regionalist John Steuart Curry’s art, especially as a symbol of menace. Less recognized is the importance of...
This exhibition features unique pairings of animals from the permanent collection, ranging from Pueblo pottery to farm animals by Regionalist artists to work...
You’re invited to our 11th annual Spirit of Leadership! This year, we’re hosting virtual leadership sessions and our traditional Friday evening event. We are...
Let’s eat local! Join W and K-State Research and Extension — Sedgwick County to discover how you can support our local food system. We will sample...
Wanting to address the unwanted behavior and at the same time fostering healthy relationship with your child? Join our virtual Knowledge at Noon! ...
Sara Trattles and Dr. Keith Harris will be leading a discussion around their 2019 work creating a sensitivity and income/expense analysis for Michigan...
The Department of Environmental Health and Safety suggests annual fire extinguisher training for all University employees. For the full description, visit...
Jennifer Balakrishnan, Clare Boothe Luce Associate Professor of Mathematics at Boston University, will present a colloquium titled “Questions About Rational...
Would you love to learn how to make a wonky improv quilt block? How about how to approach an entire quilt pattern-less? Come join us to learn how! The class...
*The sessions are designed to provide 4-H volunteer project leaders with tangible ideas and resources they can use to engage 4-H Youth. All sessions are free...
