Faculty Contacts

The Prairie inspires art and natural exploration for many, and our initiative intends to further those explorations. Above: Currier and Ives, "Prairie Hens", Lithograph, ca. 1870. Below: Patricia Duncan, "Greater Prairie Chicken - Flint Hills #37." chromogenic print, date unknown

Here is a list of faculty interested in helping students, community members and other scholars learn more about the Prairie Studies initiative and related opportunities.

• John Briggs <jbriggs1@ksu.edu>,Konza Prairie Biological Station of Biology

• Amit Chakrabarti <amitc@phys.ksu.edu>, Department of Physics

• Elizabeth Dodd <edodd@ksu.edu>, English, on sabbatical Fall 2015

• Laura Donnelly <lauradonnelly@ksu.edu>, Dance Program

• Linda Duke <lduke@ksu.edu>, Marianna Kistler Beach Museum of Art

• Todd Holmberg <trholm@ksu.edu>, McCain Auditorium

• Jill Haukos <konzaed@ksu.edu>, Director of Education, Konza Prairie Biological Station
  

• Shreepad Joglekar <sjoglek@ksu.edu>, Art, Photography

• Katie Kingery-Page <kkp@ksu.edu>, Landscape Architecture/ Regional & Community Planning

• Kimberly Kramer <kramer@ksu.edu>, Architectural Engineering and Construction Science

• Stephanie Rolley <srolley@k-state.edu>, Landscape Architecture/ Regional & Community Planning

• Jeff Skibins <jskibins@ksu.edu>, Horticulture, Forestry and Recreation Resources

• David Vail <ddvail@ksu.edu>, K-State Libraries

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