Professional Development
Managing Effort, Getting Results
June 5, 2013, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Location: K-State Olathe
The K-State College of Business Administration Professional Education seminars enhance the leadership and business knowledge of professionals on applied business concepts.
The Managing Effort workshop has been delivered to sales managers in all kinds of organizations around the world. It will provide you with the philosophy and underpinnings of an approach to leadership that will impact and stay with you throughout your career.
More information and registration.
For more information, contact Jessica Clarke with the K-State College of Business Administration at 785-532-0865 or email katsjess@ksu.edu.
Emerging and Rapid Methods in Microbiology
August 19-23, 2013
Location: K-State Olathe
The field of emerging, and rapid microbiological methods, is the nexus in the development and validation of new chemistries, methods, and systems for the detection and identification of microorganisms. Over the past 20 years, the field of emerging and rapid microbiological methods has been gaining momentum across a number of technology sectors; food and beverage, agriculture, environmental, and health care. Many emerging and rapid microbiological methods provide greater sensitivity, accuracy, precision, and reproducibility when compared to conventional growth-based methods. This workshop will focus on the application of these new technologies and the benefits derived from them for the microbiological testing community.
The workshop is offered as a non-credit OR as a for-credit (2) option (FDSCI 713 in Fall 2013).
More information and registration.
For more information, contact assistant research professor and workshop director Pat Williams at drpat101@ksu.edu or (913) 307-7365.