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Third Floor Research: Call for Proposals

Third Floor Research: Call for Proposals

Third Floor Research to invest $75,000 in new research projects Call for research partners Join us! Third Floor Research is seeking partners to conduct research on leadership and/or civic engagement activities.  Organizations with a leadership or civic engagement...

A. A. Hyde

A. A. Hyde

Cut paper illustration by Lauren Fitzgerald A. A. Hyde (March 2, 1848—Jan. 10, 1935) Philanthropist, developer of Mentholatum   Two things drove A. A. Hyde – faith and the power of giving generously. His money went to charitable organizations around the world,...

Clementine Paddleford

Clementine Paddleford

Cut paper illustration by Lauren Fitzgerald Clementine Paddleford (September 27, 1898—November 13, 1967) Food writer, journalist, pilot and explorer Before Food Network, there was Clementine Paddleford. The Kansan set the tone for America’s tables and taste buds while...

Charles Sheldon

Charles Sheldon

Cut paper illustration by Lauren Fitzgerald Charles Sheldon (Feb. 26, 1857—Feb. 24 1946) Minister, Author, Peace Advocate Charles Sheldon was a minister, author of an international best -seller, peace advocate, and inspiration for “What Would Jesus Do?” movement....

Congratulations, Matt O’Malley

Congratulations, Matt O’Malley

We are proud to announce that KLC alumnus Matt O’Malley of Pittsburg, Kansas is this year’s winner of the Ron Alexander Scholarship. Each year, in honor of Senior Associate Ron Alexander, the Kansas Leadership Center offers a full scholarship for the Teach Leadership...

Clarina Nichols

Clarina Nichols

Cut paper illustration by Lauren Fitzgerald Clarina Nichols Birth—Jan. 25, 1810 Death—Jan 11, 1885 Suffragette, reformer, journalist Before women could vote or run for public office, some ran newspapers in Kansas. In 1857, Clarina Nichols, associate editor of the...

Kansas Leadership Center Aims to Mobilize and Inspire Kansans  to ‘Beat the Virus’ with Public Health Intervention

KLC Announces Kansas Beats the Virus

Kansas Leadership Center Aims to Mobilize and Inspire Kansans to ‘Beat the Virus’ with Public Health Intervention Partnership with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment Launches this Week Wichita, Kan. – The Kansas Leadership Center (KLC) has launched...

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