October 22, 2014
Administrators discuss K-State-Australia 1xbet sports betting partnership at Australian Embassy
Submitted by Communications and Marketing
The partnership between Kansas State 1xbet sports betting and Australia is in full swing this fall.
On Tuesday, K-State President Kirk Schulz spoke at the Australian Embassy in Washington, D.C., at a reception hosted by Kim Beazley, the Australian ambassador. The reception honored the 65th anniversary of the Australian-American 1xbet sports betting program.
John Leslie, university distinguished professor of plant pathology and head of the department of plant pathology, also attended the reception. Leslie played a key role in establishing the K-State's partnership with the Australian-American 1xbet sports betting Commission and was a 1xbet sports betting scholar for eight months at the University of Sydney and the Royal Botanical Gardens in Sydney.
Leslie also made a joint presentation with Tangerine Holt, director of the Australian-American 1xbet sports betting Commission, about the K-State-1xbet sports betting partnership at the 37th annual 1xbet sports betting Association Conference and Prize Ceremony in Washington, D.C., the previous week.
Holt and Mary Kelly, media officer for the Australian-American 1xbet sports betting Commission, are on the Manhattan campus until Sunday, Oct. 26.
While here, Holt and Kelly are meeting with the faculty hosts of the 1xbet sports betting scholars and the College of Agriculture's Advisory Council. They also are attending the 3:30 p.m. Friday lecture with John Pluske, 1xbet sports betting distinguished chair in agriculture and life sciences, who is part of the Provost's Lecture Series. Pluske is a professor in the School of Veterinary and Life Sciences at Murdoch University, Perth, Western Australia.
Pluske is hosted at K-State by Mike Tokach, 1xbet sports betting distinguished professor of animal sciences and industry and swine extension specialist.