K-State Olathe Announces Degree Programs
K-State Olathe announces first five graduate degree programs to be offered
One year after opening its doors, the third campus in Kansas State University's three-campus system, K-State Olathe, is marking its anniversary with the announcement of its first five degree programs. The programs, all graduate-level, have a focus on animal health and food safety.
The first program, which is enrolling now for classes beginning this summer, is the master of science in adult and continuing education. Over the next academic year, K-State Olathe will roll out master's degree programs in food science, biological and agricultural engineering, veterinary biomedical science, and horticulture with an emphasis in urban food systems.
Animal health corridor seminar looks at contract research organizations
Contract research organizations, or CROs, will be the topic of a Kansas State University Animal Health Corridor Lecture Series seminar at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 6, on the university's Olathe campus, 22201 W. Innovation Drive.
The seminar will look at selecting, managing and optimizing contract research organization relationships within the animal health industry.
More information and registration here.
K-State announces summer camp opportunities for youth in Salina, Manhattan
Every summer, K-State hosts summer programs designed to educate and inspire youth in a variety of academic, athletic, and extracurricular endeavors. Participants have the opportunity to further their education and skills while experiencing life at K-State and making new friends from around the county. We invite you to join us in 2012!
