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Kansas NSF EPSCoR recently announced new research dedicated to enhancing community resilience across the state.
A cohort of 10 college students will gain community health training and experiences from new pilot program funded by the ARISE project.
The two students were recognized for their outstanding research posters at the 2026 ARISE Annual Symposium.
Noteworthy
EPSCoR-funded consortium deciphers apprenticeship data, strengthening Kansas workforce strategy
The Kansas Office of Registered Apprenticeship is tapping into over two decades of data, thanks to the ARISE project and researchers at the University of Kansas.
Researchers at KU launch new Kansas Flood Mapping Dashboard
For Jude Kastens, who grew up on a farm in northwest Kansas, rainfall always was serious business. Although flooding wasn’t as big a problem in his hometown as in central and eastern Kansas, it was “always memorable” when heavy rain caused local streams to swell from their banks into surrounding river valleys.
Jason Bergtold earns teaching honors
Jason Bergtold, K-State agricultural economics professor and ARISE project theme leader, wins two educator awards this year.
Researcher Spotlight: Amanda Hovious Explores How Libraries Can Impact Data Literacy
Last year, Emporia State Assistant Professor Amanda Hovious received a $50,000 First Award seed grant from Kansas NSF EPSCoR to investigate how public libraries can improve data literacy.
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