Our corporate and foundation partners have found that building a relationship with K-State offers a competitive advantage. Here are some of the ways our partners are making a difference.
 Phillips66 continues support for K-State |
 ConocoPhillips contributes $375,000 in ongoing support to K-State |
 AT&T contributes to the K-State Welcome Center |
 Cargill helps build a better K-State With 142,000 employees in 66 countries, Cargill no doubt has a global reach, yet, in many ways, it continues to make an impact in communities a fraction of its size. Read more. |
 Halliburton: investing in diversity at K-State A $20,000 gift from Halliburton will support the Multicultural Engineering Program in K-State's College of Engineering. Read more. |
 K-State and NAMA: preparing milling professionals for 100 yearsThe new NAMA Instructor of Milling faculty award at K-State is the latest achievement in a university-industry partnership that's lasted for one hundred years. Read more. |
 Are you ready for some college? Fred C. and Mary R. Koch Foundation's College for a Day program is changing the way high school students think about their futures. Read more. |
 Abaxis partners with College of Veterinary Medicine With a $105,000 gift to K-State, Abaxis is strengthening relationships between industry and universities. Read more. |
| Preparing students for life in college and beyond AT&T is supporting three programs at K-State that help students with the transition to college and learn the tools for success. Read more. |
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Debbie Kirchhoff