Cayuse Sponsored Projects system

As of July 1, Cayuse Sponsored Projects, or Cayuse SP, should be used for all sponsored projects. Cayuse SP simplifies the entire sponsored project life cycle from proposal creation to award closeout by providing one centralized system. 

To access the Cayuse suite, both Cayuse 424 and SP, please use  https://k-state.cayuse424.com  You will need to use your K-State eID and password. The entire Cayuse suite will use K-State's single-sign-on service and overall security. If you have any issues accessing the Cayuse suite please contact  [email protected] .  

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The Hot Zone: An evening with Nancy and Jerry Jaax

4 p.m.

July 15, 2019

Nerman Museum, Overland Park

Two Kansas State University veterinarians and leaders whose response to an Ebola-related outbreak inspired the recently released National Geographic series, THE HOT ZONE. Please register for this event.

Beyond Gravity: Selections from the Permanent Collection

10 a.m.-5 p.m.

July 9-23, 2019

Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art

Apollo 11 mission commander Neil Armstrong and pilot Buzz Aldrin, both American, landed the lunar module  Eagle  on July 20, 1969.  This exhibition celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Apollo Moon landing and compliments the Manhattan Public Library’s summer reading theme  A Universe of Stories .

14th. Annual Dialogue on Sustainability: Climate Change and Storm Water Management

8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

July 20, 2019

Fiedler Auditorium, Engineering Complex

The Consortium for Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability (CESAS) and its partners will host the Fourteenth Annual Dialog on Sustainability: "Climate Change and Storm Water Management." This year's dialog will focus on climate change, flooding resiliency, and water management. The anticipated audience will include students, faculty, leaders and members of environmental organizations, environmental and health professionals, and members of communities.

Academic Majors of the U.S. Women’s World Cup Championship Soccer Team

At some point, the excitement of the U.S. victory in Sunday’s Women’s World Cup final will wear off. 

That time is not now.

How stoked are you by the skill, teamwork, poise, tenacity, and talent of the  U.S. Women’s National Team ? 

What do the world’s best soccer player major in in college?  insidehighered.com

Brewing Battle Over Pell Grants

Lawmakers consider expanding Pell Grants to short-term job training, with backing from community colleges and business groups, while critics question the payoff for short-term programs. insidehighered.com

Queer voices in paleontology

Riley Black, who came out as transgender and non-binary this year, describes the challenges of cultivating diversity in a discipline with an ‘Indiana Jones’ image. nature.com

Daily briefing: Trees could sink two-thirds of human carbon emissions

Restore treeless land to remove 200 billion tonnes of carbon, how scientists detected the softest possible sound and the most spectacular science images of the month. nature.com

Snowball the dancing cockatoo is back—with a whole new set of moves

Snowball the cockatoo delighted researchers and the general public alike a decade ago when he  bobbed his head and flicked his legs  to the Backstreet Boys song “Everybody.” Now, he’s back with a whole new set of moves—and a new understanding of how he learns them. sciencemag.org

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