WorldWide Wildcats Weekly Email
Sep 28, 2021
Students enrolled in a K-State Online bachelor's, master's or doctoral degree program should apply now for spring 2022 scholarships. Global Campus awards scholarships based on a variety of eligibility factors, including grade point average, financial need, degree program or current employer.
Academic Coaching is available and free to all K-State students. From developing strategies to conquer a difficult class to maximizing personal strengths, Academic Coaches can meet via Zoom to equip and empower students to succeed. Connect with an academic coach any time throughout the year.
Dreaming of going abroad, but not sure where to start planning? Consider earning college credit while you're at it, and leave the details to our K-State experts! Get the 4-1-1 by attending an Education Abroad 101 information session on Zoom. Sessions are offered throughout the fall semester Monday through Friday from 3 to 3:30 p.m. Central. If you cannot make it to a live 101 session, you can also watch the 101 online before meeting with an Education Abroad Advisor.
After a year that’s thrown some big changes and challenges their way, K-State leaders President Richard B. Myers ’65 and Provost Charles Taber along with K-State Alumni Association president and CEO, Amy Button Renz ’76, ’86, announce an upcoming Wildcat Chat. This engaging Q&A is inspired by the many suggestions, requests and questions coming from the K-State alumni community. The chat will take place at 4 p.m. Central on Sept. 29 on YouTube Live. All K-Staters are encouraged to participate, but registration is required.
Feeling apprehensive about an upcoming paper? The Writing Center can help! They provide feedback at any stage of the writing process to enable students to gain awareness of writing strategies; improve writing assignments or non-academic writing; and increase their sense of competence, confidence and ownership in writing. Write on.
K-State Online offers 23 minors and more than 30 certificate programs which may complement your current area of study. Minors and certificates allow you to delve deeper into a topic that may not be covered under your major (academic bonus) and look nice on a resume (job bonus). Visit our program finder or contact us to learn more about how you can add a minor or certificate.
It is officially fall! Fall at K-State means football (go 'Cats), 60-degree weather (sometimes), long walks on the beach campus admiring the changing leaves and pumpkin-flavored Call Hall ice cream. Happy fall, y'all.
