Campus Guide

Whether it is singing the Fight Song at the top of your lungs at a football game, running a 5k race to support Greek philanthropy projects, keeping the identity of Willie the Wildcat a mystery or eating Call Hall ice cream, students found a way to participate in K-State traditions throughout campus.

K-State’s Office of Student Life serves as an advocate for every individual student on the Manhattan campus. Their goal is to provide a variety of services to students when unexpected problems arise, to problem-solve alongside the student, and help students accomplish success in college.

Even though they are a small office, they are mighty in the kind of help they can provide students. Parents are welcome and encouraged to contact the office with any concern regarding their K-State student.

Don’t Be Afraid of the DARC

And don’t be afraid of the future. This series offers students tips and tools that will help them determine and make important career decisions. From identifying and communicating skills to deciding additional educational needs this series will guide students’ future.

Walk-In Wednesdays

Students can drop by to have their résumé reviewed or to ask a quick question. No appointment is necessary 12:00 Noon-4:00 PM.

Videotaped Practice Interviews

To help maintain these standards, the Greek Affairs office created the Social Responsibility Policy. “The SRP outlined how the Greek community managed social events,” Scott Jones, director of Greek Affairs, said, “and was implemented to help with risk management.”

The project is expected to be complete by December 2008 and the total cost of the garage is $15.9 million. The project is being funded by the sale of revenue bonds that will be repaid through K-State parking system revenue.

The new facility being built south of the K-State Student Union will have 1,384 parking stalls, whereas the original parking lot had approximately 400 spaces.

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K-State HD (healthy decisions) premiered on the K-State campus in spring 2008. Student volunteers handed out free Life Water donated by Pepsi and K-State HD water bottles to hundreds of students and campus visitors in Bosco Student Plaza. The Union Courtyard was bustling with push-up competitions, campus exhibitors displaying services available to students, free food, and other prizes.