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2021 Sessions

Welcome and Awards Presentation

Wednesday, October 20, 2021
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Keynote Presentation, "Reimagining Cooperative Extension for an Imactful Future"

Wednesday, October 20, 2021
Presention by Dr. Wendy Powers
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World Cafe Refresh

Wednesday, October 20, 2021
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2020 Sessions

Opening (Tristate) General Session
Welcome

Wednesday, October 28, 2020
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Keynote Presentation, "The Most Human Organization Wins"

Wednesday, October 28, 2020
Presentation by Mark Schaefer
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Multistate Panel, "Creating Accessible Extension Programs"

Wednesday, October 28, 2020
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K-State Research and Extension General Session 

Wednesday, October 28, 2020
State of the College updates from Ernie Minton, John Buckwalter, and Matt O'Keefe
Awards Ceremony, presented by Jason Ellis
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Annual Conference Social

Tuesday, October 27, 2020
Trivia and Tenure Awards
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2018 Sessions

Seeing Opportunities in a Challenging World, Oct. 17
General Session: Dan Devlin, Gregg Hadley, Marty Draper, Ernie Minton and Pres. Richard Myers 
https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/dc8086cd34a048c6ba28c894f9f882501d 

Thriving During Disruption: Extension Professionalism to the Rescue, Oct. 17
Nancy Franz, Professor Emeritus, Iowa State University 
https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/44031fed93e44359827359f5fbc90c7e1d 

Research Session, Industrial Hemp Research in Kansas, Oct. 17
Part 1: Understanding the Basics of Conducting Industrial Hemp Research in Kansas
Ernie Minton, Interim Dean and Interim Director, and Jeff Vogel, Kansas Department of Agriculture
https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/1c4de3da49374035848c142bfa7144561d

Part 2: The Role of K-State in Conducting Industrial Hemp Research and Extension
Lucas Haag, Northwest Area Agronomist; David William, University of Kentucky; Whitney Cranshaw, Colorado State University
https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/ee93056adc604bf8acf6dbf0595153621d

Part 3: Understanding the Market and Economic Impact of Industrial Hemp
Jeff Vogel, Kansas Department of Agriculture
https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/fbe6a3cdbf6e4c3986da0646d735243c1d 

Understanding Changing Demographics in Kansas, Oct. 18
Matthew Sanderson, K-State Associate Professor of Sociology
https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/60bb0ce426c34ce5a66c6689259d7b231d

2017 Sessions

Opening Session by John Ruberson, April Mason, John Floros, Gregg Hadley and Ernie Minton 
and Farm Stress by Mykel Tayor, Charlotte Shoup Olsen and Elizabeth Kiss 
https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/ed1e7c6a37fd445392687d62a0e9f40a1d

Conflicts Over the Environment: Making it Local for the Sake of the Global by Colene Lind
Environmental and natural resource conflicts are part and parcel of public life. This workshop assumes that such disagreements are best addressed locally. We will review three case studies: on wind, water, and development. Each offers lessons on how to strengthen community values and economic and environmental sustainability while addressing disagreement.
https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/66ce8b9f04d24e3a814879c50b104f1c1d


Extension’s Role in Emergency and Crisis Response by Gregg Hadley, Jason Ellis, and a panel of agents
K-State Research and Extension professionals and volunteers often help in times of emergencies and crises. Their emergency and crisis response roles can be as varied and numerous as the potential emergencies and crises they face. This session enables extension professionals to examine, discuss, and better understand their potential roles in emergencies and crises
https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/e4829b3c1b484279bd61589b7642c9521d


Prickly Quills and Everyday Nirvana by Terri McCants
Conflict is all around us. This presentation will look at research into physiological development, the stimuli that trigger us, types of conflict resolution, and high conflict personalities. Attendees will also learn how to monitor responses during difficult situations. This is must have information for an extension professional!
https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/d0fb6fe199af4e98b0b2e09af8a7986a1d

Kings and Kingmakers by Barry Flinchbaugh 
https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/fb0e511f02b940e8a0ad8f0a5eb611051d

2016 Sessions

Wednesday opening session with John Ruberson, conference chair; Interim President Richard Myers; John Floros, director of K-State Research and Extension/ dean of the College of Agriculture; Ernie Minton, associate director for research /associate dean of research and graduate programs; Daryl Buchholz, associate director of extension and applied research.

https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/6cedae92fb154ad2afe35137df0cf23b1d

1A #BestSessionEver – Effective Use of Social Media

https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/fdc2e573412e43feb3bf62164df8b6c71d

2A Messaging and the Media

https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/d261aa2efcc944f2b815e66e1c2231501d

3A Developing Clear and Effective Infographics

https://mediasite.k-state.edu/mediasite/Play/ce8738e838fd4078a9dbc9e5f9de01ad1d