| Chris Onstad, who has retired as associate director of field operations, shares his journey and gives thanks for his extension family.
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The Lou Douglas Lecture -- scheduled for Sept. 14 -- will feature an internationally known autism advocate, autism practitioner-scholars, community members and students around a shared question: How can communities work together to create environments where neurodivergent people can learn, work and thrive? The lecture will be available by livestream for those unable to be in Manhattan.
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K-State Extension and the community food systems team recently hosted the Kansas Food Business Startup summit in Lawrence. Quinlan Carttar credits K-State's leadership and subject matter experts for helping put big ideas into action.
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This week, the Shout Out is from Stephanie Hays, Sedgwick County Extension 4-H Youth Development agent, and is sent for Regan Gleason, 4-H Youth Development Summer Enrichment Program coordinator.
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You asked, and we listened. After the enthusiastic response to April's Demystifying AI in Extension workshop, one message came through loud and clear: you wanted more — more hands-on examples, more peer voices, and more room to ask questions without the jargon. So, we built it.
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All are invited to attend a retirement party for K-State Extension food scientist Karen Blakeslee, Aug. 25 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the new Western Star Global Grain and Food Center Atrium in Manhattan.
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