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Intersession - August 2023, Extrusion Processing: Technology and Commercialization

GRSC-790 - Class Number: 11412 - Dates 08/15/23 - 08/18/23

The course will cover various topics including: ... Read more »

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The course will cover various topics including: • principles of extrusion processing • raw material selection • equipment and control systems • post-processing operations • extruded products (including breakfast cereal, snacks, textured soy protein, pet food, and feed for poultry, animal and aquatic species) • business planning and commercialization • lab sessions and hands-on experience with pilot-scale extrusion equipment The course is jointly organized by the departments of grain science and agricultural economics at KSU, with active support by industry partners. The Kansas State Extrusion Lab has a strong emphasis on service, research and teaching and is primarily housed in the Bioprocessing and Industrial Value-Added Program building. It has a variety of facilities including lab-scale and pilot-scale twin and single screw extruders, and a pilot-scale gas-fired dryer. Note: A significant feature of the IGP–KSU Extrusion Course is a hands-on session on the science and practice of sensory evaluation and consumer acceptance studies for new products. Hide »

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Intersession - August 2023, World Geography & Globalization

GEOG-100 - Class Number: 11293 - Dates 07/31/23 - 08/18/23

Introduction to geography structured on a framewor... Read more »

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Introduction to geography structured on a framework of major world regions and countries. Within the regional approach is an explicit discussion of the essential concepts rooted in historical, cultural, social, political, economic, religious, gender, and urban geography. Hide »

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Intersession - August 2023, Introduction to American Ethnic Studies

AMETH-160 - Class Number: 12005 - Dates 07/31/23 - 08/18/23

We explore Native American, African American, Mexi... Read more »

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We explore Native American, African American, Mexican/Latina/o American, Asian American, and White American historical dynamics and understandings. This course prepares students to function productively in our multicultural society. It provides a deep understanding of America's race relations and of how race and ethnic understandings have been shaped across history. Hide »

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