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Farm Manager
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Parsons, Kansas
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On-site requirement
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| The farm manager is responsible for the overall effectiveness of the crop and livestock systems at the Center. The farm manager receives input/requests for work from the various faculty conducting research at the centers. The farm manager, in conjunction with the department head, prioritizes research requests and ongoing operations. Farm manager has latitude to schedule labor and inputs to meet objectives of research/production and provides continuing or individual assignments by indicating generally what must be done, limitations, quality and quantity expectations, deadlines, and priority of assignments. The supervising faculty provide additional, specific instructions for new, difficult, or unusual assignments including suggested work methods. The employee uses initiative in carrying out recurring assignments independently without specific instruction or close supervision, but refers deviations, problems, and unfamiliar situations not covered by instructions or experience to the supervising faculty for decision or help. The supervisor assures that finished work and methods used are those desired. Review of work depends on complexity of the task and incumbent’s familiarity with the task. |
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Agricultural Tech I Research
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Tribune, Kansas
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On-site requirement
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| This position provides support for agronomic research at the center in Tribune, KS. Overall, the focus of responsibilities will be maintaining station grounds with regard to mowing grass, maintaining and fixing driplines on trees, pruning trees, and trimming around buildings by operating and maintaining riding lawn mowers, gas powered trimmers and saws, and utility vehicles. There will also be the opportunity to participate in overall station operations by assisting with data collection, plot care and maintenance, and sample processing. Grounds work can be done on a flexible schedule. |
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Assistant Director of Development/K-Club Director
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Manhattan, Kansas
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On-site requirement
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| ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT / K-CLUB DIRECTOR: Manage large portfolio of major gift and annual fund prospects with the expectation to make 200+ personal visits annually, which requires frequent travel within the state of Kansas and occasional national travel; lead and oversee K-State Athletics K-Club, which is the letterwinner program within the K-State Athletics Department; and work home and away sporting events and donor events. |
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Academic Program Specialist
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Manhattan, Kansas
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On-site requirement
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| The Student Access Center (SAC) in the department of Student Well-being seeks an Academic Program Specialist. The Academic Program Specialist will assist the Student Access Center with daily administrative office support and accommodation-related tasks. The Program Specialist staffs the office front desk and is the first contact students, parents, and faculty have with the SAC. This position communicates in person, by phone, email, and through a specialized accommodation management system called AIM. |
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Assistant Professor
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Manhattan, Kansas
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On-site requirement
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| The K-State Social Work Program invites applicants to apply for a 9-month tenure-track position as an Assistant Professor for the 2025-2026 academic year. |
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Registered Nurse
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Manhattan, Kansas
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On-site requirement
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| Lafene Health Center is looking for a highly dedicated and enthusiastic Registered Nurse. |
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Sedgwick County 4-H Youth Development Extension Agent
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Other
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On-site requirement
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| Extension agents are professional educators, community connectors and innovators who serve as a link between Kansas State University and communities across Kansas. Wichita is the county seat of Sedgwick County, which includes 19 other cities. Sedgwick County extension programs, focused in the areas of family and consumer sciences, 4-H youth development, agriculture/ horticulture, and community development, are conducted by a team of nine agents and multiple hourly staff members. This agent will lead the development, implementation, and evaluation of a comprehensive 4-H youth development program for school-aged youth in cooperation with local community members and extension colleagues. Programming will include but is not limited to: youth livestock programming, community club support, out-of-school programs, school enrichment, and outreach to create program opportunities with new and existing community partners. |