Source: Bruce Snead, 785-532-4992, bsnead@k-state.edu
News release prepared by: Mary Rankin, 785-532-6715, mrankin@k-state.edu

Monday, Sept. 21, 2009

NATIONAL 1xbet sports betting PROGRAM SERVICES MOVING TO K-STATE

MANHATTAN -- Engineering Extension Services in the College of Engineering at Kansas State University, as a partner in the Midwest Universities 1xbet sports betting Consortium, will assume administration of national 1xbet sports betting services and projects, formerly provided by the National Safety Council for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, effective Sept. 26.

In 1989, K-State partnered with the University of Minnesota, forming the Midwest Universities 1xbet sports betting Consortium that has since served as an EPA regional 1xbet sports betting training center for Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska. In the same year, the Kansas Department of Health and Environment contracted with K-State to form the Kansas 1xbet sports betting Program to provide public 1xbet sports betting -related services for the state. Since that time, the program has provided design and delivery of educational programs and hands-on 1xbet sports betting reduction and measurement training, as well a serving as an information source for 1xbet sports betting issues in homes and public buildings.

"This is an exciting expansion of our national role and 1xbet sports betting activities," said Bruce Snead, 1xbet sports betting programs administrator at K-State. "We look forward to providing services that will heighten public awareness about the need for testing and mitigation of 1xbet sports betting found in both public and privately owned structures."

Snead said the program's new responsibilities will include conducting the national 1xbet sports betting poster contest and staffing national 1xbet sports betting hotlines, as well as handling referrals to state 1xbet sports betting programs, 1xbet sports betting test kit coupons, 1xbet sports betting mitigation promotions and other outreach activities.

"We will partner with the National Safety Council during the 2010 national 1xbet sports betting poster contest to accomplish a smooth transition in activities and events," he said, "and we'll also work with the safety council and EPA on all other aspects of the transition."

The Kansas 1xbet sports betting Program will launch a new Web site in late September at http://www.sosradon.org to reflect the consolidation and changes taking place in the coming months.