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K-State: Global Campus making transition to permanent remote operations

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By KMAN Staff on April 2, 2021 K-State Activity, Local News
K-State Global Campus (Courtesy photo – K-State Marketing & Communications)

Kansas State University’s Global Campus is transitioning to permanent remote operations.

Earlier this spring, Global Campus became the first university entity to receive approval for such a move. The university says it will serve as a pilot under their new remote work policy.

While most staff will be located off campus, K-State says marketing, recruitment and student services will continue for online students as well as program development and support for faculty, departments and colleges.

Global Campus will retain an on-campus presence with some aspects of online student services and recruitment being housed in the 10 Anderson Hall suite.

The on-campus location is projected to open toward the end of the spring semester. You can read more about the transition at k-state.edu/today.

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