For any cooperative, creating value for members is critical for success. As agriculture moves into a period of tighter margins, deploying capital and positioning the cooperative will be even mor
e imperative for driving value back to the membership. The 2015 K-State Symposium on Cooperative Issues focused on creating member value. The Arthur Capper Cooperative Center (ACCC) hosted the symposium on August 19, 2015, at the K-State Alumni Center in Manhattan, Kansas.
METSS Ghana
The Monitoring, Evaluation, and Technical Support Services (METSS) program contributes technical assistance for achieving the developmental goals of the USAID/Ghana Economic Growth (EG) Office. The EG Office manages development programs that improve local health and livelihoods by generating market-driven mechanisms and nurturing commercial relationships that improve Ghana’s industrial competitiveness.
Summer E-Newsletter Preview
From the desk of Allen Featherstone
As we blaze through the summer term and a fresh set of graduates enter the “real world”, we reflect on the achievements the new alumni made during their time at Kansas State University and are looking forward to the students that will move into their footsteps behind them.
Student highlights and awards
“Every year, our students make us proud, and this year was no exception. They represented our program brilliantly across and beyond campus. The graduating class of May 2015 was a particularly strong cohort with many students with distinctive college career. We cannot wait to see what great heights they will achieve in their post-K-State careers.” – Hikaru Peterson, Professor and Director of Undergraduate Programs.
The awards for this E-Newsletter includes honors College of Agriculture, the Alumni Association, Blue Key honor society, and many others.
