- Cat Cannon- 4:30pm
- Alpha Eta Rho- 6pm Library Community Room
- Phi Delta Theta Induction- 7pm CCCR
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- Christian Challenge- 8-10pm Cafeteria
- Phi Delta Theta Education- 8:30pm
- Kappa Sigma Alpha- 9pm STC 105
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- Otakats Meeting- 7:30pm CCCR
- Baseball Game- 8pm
- Christian Challenge 8-10pm Cafeteria
- Bowling League- 9pm All Star Lanes
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- Kappa Sigma Alpha Bake Sale- 10:30- 2pm STC Lobby
- Christian Challenge- 8pm Cafeteria
- WIA Meeting- 8:30pm STC 108
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80's Scavenger Hunt
Want to win free pizzas, a gift certificate to Martinelli's and Santa Cruz Burrito, candy, t-shirts, and more JUST for taking fun 80's themed pictures??
Then form a team to participate in the Totally Rad 80's Scavenger Hunt, sponsored by the Library and Student Life. Sign-up your team from Monday, September 16- Friday,September 20 and turn in your team's photos by Monday,September 23 at the library!
Visit library for more details.
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State of the University Address on October 3
Attend the State of the University Address on October 3, from 3:30- 5pm in the College Center Conference Room to hear President Schulz speak.
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K-State Shred Day is Oct. 15
K-State is planning its annual Shred Day for university paper records. The event is scheduled 10 a.m. to noon Tuesday, Oct. 15, on the Salina campus. The loading area will be in the service and delivery area between the east and west wings of the Technology Center. Departments that cannot bring their documents to the loading area at that time can contact Information Systems at 785-826-2666.Departments will be asked to place paper documents with personal identity information - such as Social Security numbers, birth dates, credit card numbers, etc. - in designated bags to be delivered to the truck at the above location.For security reasons, do not leave collection bags or materials for shredding unattended in the hallways. Departmental contacts will be asked to sign an authorization document giving permission to Document Resources Inc. to accept, destroy and recycle materials.Documents to shred include:- Scantron forms- Greenbar grade sheets- Rosters printed from K-State Online, iSIS, SIS, etc.- Student papers with personal identity information and grades- Data with credit card information- Personnel files- Other sensitive papers with identity or financial informationBefore destroying any documents, departments should review the Retention of Records policy. The length of time to retain specific documents is available from the Records Retention and Disposition Schedule. For additional clarification about the Records Retention and Disposition Schedule, contact Cliff Hight, university archivist at 785-532-3420 or chight@k-state.edu.Document Resources Inc. is on state contract, so pickup of documents is available at other times during the year.
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Math Tutoring
There is a flyer announcing the math tutoring lab hours in the library for Fall 2013.
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Scholarship Opportunities
1. African-American Monumental Life Settlement Scholarship - * $1000 scholarship available to African-American students* Must have 3.0 gpa or better and be majoring in Math, Computer Science or Business.- Application DEADLINE - October 1, 20132. AES Engineering Services Scholarship* $500 scholarship available to ANY student (does not need to be engineering major) - Application detailsDEADLINE - October 4, 20133. Greater Kansas City Ninety-Nines Scholarship* Scholarship available for flight training for females who live within 75 NM of Kansas City, MO- Application detailsDEADLINE - October 15, 20134. Whirly-Girls Scholarship* Scholarshps for females working towards helicopter ratings- Application detailsDEADLINE - October 1, 2013
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Campus News/Announcements
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Dean Fitzsimmons Interviewed by the Salina Journal
Dean Fitzsimmons was interviewed and talked about her goals for K-State Salina as K-State 2025 approaches.
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 Dr. Charles Weathers Guest Presentation Dr. Charles Weathers, Professor of Economics at Ozaka City University, Japan, presented a guest lecture at K-State Salina, on Monday, September 16. The presentation focused on labor problems of Japanese women and non-regular workers, and the comparative analysis of union activities in Japan, the US, and Australia. Weathers holds a BA in English and French from the University of Kansas and a PhD in political science from the University of California, Berkeley. His main research interests are the Recent publications include "America's Labor Union Movement" (2010, in Japanese) and "In Search of Strategic Partners: Japan's Campaign for Equal Opportunity" (Social Science Japan Journal, 2005). |
Get Social with the Library
The library is getting social! Follow us on the social media outlet of your choice for the latest updates, events and titles in the library.
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Early Bird Registration Deadline for Kansas Unmanned Systems Conference
The Kansas Unmanned Systems (CKUS) Conference early bird registration deadline is September 16th. Don't miss out! Seating is limited! Go to www.ksu.edu/ckus for details and registration information.The conference is intended to be an action oriented venue aimed at identifying and discussing critical challenges and opportunities that are evidenced in the emerging unmanned systems industry at the local, regional, state, national and international levels. This conference will provide an interactive and experiential agenda with topics to include airspace, policy, applications and industry perspectives.A brief overview of what's going on at the conference, Oct. 14-16, 2013:Day 1: Poster sessions and exhibits at a social mixer 'Meet and Greet' with state, national, and international colleagues from government, industry and academia. Day 2: Filled with an array of presentations, discussions, and breakout sessions. Speakers include:Major General Lee Tafanelli, Office of the Adjutant General, Kansas;Mr. Michael Toscano, President and CEO, AUVSI; andMr. Randy Willis, FAA.Day 3: Roundtable discussions, supported by facilitators who will help each group develop and deliver results from group sessions.Meeting key U.S. and international "Grand Challenges" in autonomous and aviation systems research, development, and integration through focused efforts from Kansas Government, Academic Institutions, and Industry partners.
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Students to Attend Altitude Chamber
The following students are scheduled to attend altitude chamber training in Oklahoma City on Oct 17, 2013.Joel Ashley MillsAntoinette Lee Paris-HudsonTommy Lee HarmonJohn Frederick AguadaMatthew ElstonIan Dean BarnhartJames Parker FreemanSheldyne William BrownCameron Houston PowellZachary PopeBryce Thomas CoyNicholas Makowicz IIIAlexander Joseph ZinserChristian Paul Casey
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Clump:
Noun A collective clap, related to a round of applause. Awarded by K-State Salina's CEO and Dean Verna Fitzsimmons to faculty, staff, and students for a job well done.
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Thanks to Facilities
Thanks to Facilities for the great work in getting TC120 ready in time for the ASEE Midwest Conference which will be here starting Wednesday!
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Congratulations to Barney King
Congratulations to Barney King for being one of only 16 people who have earned the Master CFI accreditation seven times!
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