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Athletics Department is part of the Kansas State University and offers a wide range of sports programs for students. It provides assistance to student athletes, through various services and programs designed to facilitate students academic commitment, performance and responsibility. Its services include new student orientation, academic counseling, tutoring and mentoring, academic skills training and monitoring of academic progress. Athletics Department s facilities include the Wagner football field, Tointon baseball stadium, R.V.Christian Track, Ahearn volleyball court, Colbert Hills golf course and Washburn tennis facility. It has a business office that is responsible for the operations of all departmental and intercollegiate athletic, business and financial operations and procurement activities. It offers human resource functions, systems information management, contract compliance and coordination, and student-athlete aid and insurance. Athletics Department is located in Manhattan, Kan.

The Kansas Wheat Innovation Center, funded by the Kansas Wheat Commission, is a state-of-the-art research facility dedicated to advancing wheat varieties for farmers. With a significant investment from Kansas wheat farmers, this center represents the largest research endeavor in the history of the state's wheat industry. Equipped with cutting-edge laboratories, greenhouses, and office spaces, the center serves as a hub for genetic research and technology development, aiming to accelerate the process of creating improved wheat varieties. Featuring a range of facilities, including a test kitchen, research laboratories, and environmentally controlled growth rooms, the Kansas Wheat Innovation Center fosters collaboration among various organizations and researchers. Notable tenants include the Wheat Genetics Resource Center, Heartland Plant Innovations, and the Poland Lab for Wheat Genetics and Germplasm Improvement. With a focus on leveraging genetic diversity to enhance modern wheat varieties, this center plays a crucial role in shaping the future of wheat farming in Kansas and beyond.Generated from the website