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Assistant Director of Sports Nutrition in Manhattan, Kansas
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF SPORTS NUTRITION: To develop and implement a comprehensive plan to provide meals and snacks to student-athletes in order to enhance their health, fitness and optimal performance, and use evidence-based nutrition knowledge to assess, educate and counsel student-athletes.
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Fellow (Post Doc Res) in Manhattan, Kansas
A 12-month postdoctoral, full-time, non-tenure track appointment in Agricultural Economics. This will be an annual appointment, renewable for up to 3 years. Expected starting date is July or August, 2024.
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Assistant Director of Development/K-Club Director in Manhattan, Kansas
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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Assistant Athletic Trainer in Manhattan, Kansas
Assistant Athletic Trainer: Provide safe, effective and successful athletic training services to KSA student-athletes in one or more sports, which includes preventative, treatment and/or rehabilitation of sport-related injuries before, during and after each practice contest.
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Instructor/Teaching Assistant Professor in Manhattan, Kansas
The Department of Horticulture & Natural Resources at Kansas State University is recruiting an Instructor/Teaching Assistant Professor to contribute to undergraduate education in Wildlife and Outdoor Enterprise Management (WOEM). This position will be a 12-month appointment and will be divided among teaching (80%) and research (20%) activities. Natural resources conservation and management in the United States is largely funded by activities centered around hunting, fishing, and shooting sports. Participation in these activities is growing and businesses supporting these recreational pursuits contribute millions of dollars to local and national economies. The WOEM program in the Department of Horticulture and Natural Resources at K-State is a unique discipline that trains undergraduate students to be leaders in the outdoor industry (e.g., hunting and fishing operations, shooting sports management, and/or habitat management enterprises) while also providing science-based instruction in applied natural resources management. Our graduates use their combined training in natural resources management and business/entrepreneurship to become leaders in the outdoor industry, non-profit organizations, and state and federal agencies.
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