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Dear ArtSci Students,
As usual, the semester whizzed by, and now it’s almost time for finals and commencement!
We had a great time with many of you this semester, celebrating diversity at the Student Diversity Summit, hearing your thoughts at multiple Lunches with the Deans, and witnessing your many talents as you showcased your scholarly work and creative activities.
We look forward to celebrating our graduates at the graduate and undergraduate commencement ceremonies May 12 and 13, and to seeing the rest of you back in the summer or fall!
On behalf of all of the ArtSci deans, good luck on your finals and have a great summer!
Chris Culbertson
Interim Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
Professor of Chemistry
Congratulations to our graduating seniors and graduate students! The Spring 2023 Undergraduate Commencement ceremony for the College of Arts and Sciences is at 8:30 a.m. Sat., May 13, at Bramlage Coliseum. Graduate Student Commencement is at 1 p.m. Fri., May 12, at Bramlage Coliseum.
Please note:
For more details about Commencement, including parking and schedule, visit K-State’s Graduation website.
In addition to the many student awards given out by our departments this semester, the College of Arts and Sciences also provided the following awards.
Samantha Weber, senior in Spanish, psychology and integrated health studies with a minor in biology, received the Doug Benson Award, which fosters and rewards student contributions to diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging.
“Everyone has their own unique ancestry, personal culture and idiolect, and this must be recognized and respected in order to foster an environment that promotes true self-expression,” Weber said.
Currently being decided. Watch K-State Today and ArtSci social media.
Undergraduate Research Awards support semester-long, faculty-mentored research experiences.
The ArtSci family had great fun and impact this semester! Watch for more celebrations, student presentations and showcases, listening sessions, volunteer opportunities and other ways to get involved and make new connections next year!
Important Dates:
Last day of Spring Semester classes – Fri., May 5
Graduation Application deadline – Fri., May 5
Spring Final Exams – Mon.-Fri., May 8-12
Graduate Student Commencement – Fri., May 12
ArtSci Undergraduate Commencement – Sat., May 13 – 8:30 (arrive 7:30)
Spring 2023 Final Grades available in KSIS – May 17
May Intersession begins – May 15
Summer Semester – May 22-Aug. 11
Fall Semester begins – Aug. 21
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K-State Proud is coming to our college! Come visit the K-State Proud table in Eisenhower Hall on Thursday, February 11 from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Stop by to donate to receive this year’s K-State Proud shirt and help reach the goal of raising one MILLION dollars to help fellow K-State students! Then wear your shirt to the Sunflower Showdown games on February 13 and 20!
K-State Proud is a student-led, nationally recognized fundraising campaign for K-State. Guided by the leadership of Student Foundation, the campaign encourages students to show their K-State pride through philanthropy. All student campaign donations establish Student Opportunity Awards for fellow K-State students. In the first nine years of the campaign, students have established a culture of philanthropy by raising more than $930,000 for their peers who are struggling financially.