KDOT
Crews are expected to begin a resurfacing project on K-144 in Haskell and Gray counties on Monday, May 3, according to the Kansas Department of Transportation. The project is expected to begin at the U.S. 83/K-144 junction in Haskell County and continue east approximately 17 miles to the U.S. 56/K-144 junction in Gray County.
Traffic will be reduced to one lane guided by a pilot car during the project.
Dustrol Inc. of Towanda is the contractor on this $1.3 million project, which is expected to be completed in June, weather permitting.
For more information on this project, contact Larry Meyer, Area Construction Manager, at (620) 384-7821, or Lisa Knoll, KDOT District 6 Public Affairs Manager, at (620) 260-6397.
KDOT
Crews are expected to begin a resurfacing project on U.S. 56 in Morton County on Monday, April 26, according to the Kansas Department of Transportation. The project is expected to begin at the Oklahoma State Line in Morton County and continue east to the west Rolla city limits.
Traffic will be reduced to one lane guided by a pilot car during the project.
APAC Shears of Hutchinson is the contractor on this $3.1 million project, which is expected to be completed in June, weather permitting.
For more information on this project, contact Larry Meyer, Area Construction Manager, at (620) 384-7821, or Lisa Knoll, KDOT District 6 Public Affairs Manager, at (620) 260-6397.
From left: Ben Ward, Stacey Bailey and Greg Dressman.
Ben Ward, instructional technologist, College of Business Administration; Stacey Bailey, assistant director of International Student and Scholar Services; and Greg Dressman, director of enterprise technology for the Division of Information Technology, were recognized as the Professional Staff of the Week at the Feb. 6 and 9 men s home basketball games, respectively. Faculty Senate, the Office of the President, K-State Athletics and the Division of Communications and Marketing wish to recognize these individuals contributions to K-State.
Ward has worked around the clock helping faculty adapt courses to the online environment since the onset of the COVID-19 complications was thrust on us. Additionally, Ward is a passionate advocate for student learning and using technology to enhance the learning environment, not detract from it. His knowledge of learning pedagogy is amazing and he will push faculty as far as they are willing
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A CASE for excellence: K-State creative work takes high honors
Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021
Creative work by Kansas State University creative teams has earned 42 awards from District Vl of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
MANHATTAN Work by in-house creative teams to promote and advance Kansas State University to all audiences has been recognized with 42 awards from District VI of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education, or CASE. The university s award haul represents about 25% of the 169 awards given by the district.
CASE awards highlight the best practices in alumni relations, fundraising, public and governmental relations, advancement services, special events and communications. District VI includes educational institution members in Kansas, Colorado, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming.