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The K-State Research and Extension Community Health Institute (CHI) is housed within K-State Research and Extension, which is dedicated to strong, healthy communities, families and youth through integrated research, analysis and education.

Short for the Kansas State University Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, K-State Research and Extension employs approximately 300 research scientists, 180 faculty specialists and program leaders, 270 county and area specialists, and 400 support staff in 23 departments from 5 different colleges. Personnel are located at the main campus, in 105 county offices, 9 experiment fields, 5 area offices, 3 research centers, and 3 research extension centers.
Networks and Education Projects Resources Connect Services

Learn About K-State Networks and Educational Programs Related to Healthy Communities – Access information about educational degree programs, continuing education and training opportunities, and seminars.

CHI welcomes Dr Elizabeth Falon as New Faculty Associate Scientist

See a list of current projects that CHI research staff members and collaborating faculty are conducting.

Some grants provide opportunities for us to award research-to-practice grants. Find out how you can be involved.

Join a community network by using a message board, online form, or by sending an e-mail.


The K-State Community Health Behavior Laboratory provides program evaluation and data collection  services to Faculty Associate Scientists
...learn more about the lab

...access an Introduction to
K-State CHI

 

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