Four national thought leaders in engagement will highlight this year's K-State Engagement Symposium on April 7, 2014, from       9 a.m. to noon in the Kansas State Student Union. This years Engagement Symposium focuses on "The Centrality of Engagement in Higher Education: Integrating Engagement across the University." Engagement is a form of research, teaching or service in which collaborative efforts between university and community stakeholders result in scholarly activity and community benefit around a public issue. Four breakout sessions will explore engagement in core mission areas of university work including research, teaching, outreach and Extension, and measurement and reporting. K-State faculty and staff will also highlight their work in conversation with the invited leaders. 

The annual K-State Engagement Symposium is free and open to all faculty, students and general public. We ask that you pre-register for the symposium by March 31. The symposium is sponsored by the Office of the Provost, the Center for Engagement and Community Development and the School of Leadership Studies. Learn more.