As the nation's first operational land-grant university, we're dedicated to being a positive force for Kansans - creating a brighter future for our region, nation and the world. We're building a next-generation land-grant workforce rooted in a culture of belonging with flexible benefits and rewards that meet the unique needs of our employees. We are committed to inspire learning, creativity, discovery and engagement that positively impacts society and transforms lives in Kansas and around the world. We want you to join us! Explore our bold vision and values driving us forward.
K-State has campuses in Manhattan, Salina and Olathe with engagement in all 105 counties in Kansas. Our impact stretches wide, but our vision is people-centered — supporting, valuing and inspiring a culture of belonging for all. Whether in the heart of the Konza Prairie or a burgeoning great plains city, you'll find your place within a community committed to enriching the quality of life in Kansas.
From small towns at the forefront of agricultural innovation to large cities elevating the field of aviation and the tallgrass in between, we think big, leading through learning and discovery. Wildcats are tasked with bringing economic prosperity to the state of Kansas to solve global challenges.
Hike the Flint Hills at sunset, spot a herd of bison or spend your day kayaking on the lake. There’s plenty to do outside our campuses. Find yourself at rodeos, tailgates and state-of-the-art museums all in one place. Storied western towns paired with bustling cities of working professionals create a culture as diverse and inspiring as our landscape. See all that Kansas has to offer.
K-State is a great place to work and is one of the top employers in Kansas. With three campuses, nine colleges, a graduate school and a commitment to student success, diversity, inclusion and community, K-State offers a culture filled with variety and acceptance for all.
Working at K-State offers many benefits and perks, including market-based compensation, excellent benefit programs, outstanding retirement savings options, opportunities for personal and professional development, flexible schedules, remote and hybrid work options, access to sports and cultural events, on-site childcare and much more.
Bill Watts
Division of Academic Success and Student Affairs
Judy Klimek
Anatomy and Physiology
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