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Five matchsticks progressively burn in succession.

Strong incentives may lead to even more employee burnout, research finds

In a new article, Rob Waiser, an assistant professor of marketing at the University of Kansas, examines how firms should account for effects like fatigue and burnout when designing incentive compensation for their employees.
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New KU initiative uses cutting-edge sports technology to help Kansas high school athletes train smarter

A new initiative led by the Jayhawk Athletic Performance Laboratory helps Kansas high school athletes train smarter, stay healthier and sets the stage for groundbreaking sports science research.
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KU part of collaborative grant to prepare new generation of special education leaders

The University of Kansas is part of the Collaborative Approaches to Impactful Special Education Leadership program, designed to enroll scholars with teaching experience who want to progress to leadership roles in research, teaching and serving students with disabilities.
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Snow on buildings and trees along Jayhawk Boulevard at the University of Kansas.

Four faculty members awarded Research-Intensive Course Grants for Fall 2025

In an effort to supply research opportunities to more students, four University of Kansas faculty members will be working alongside the Center for Undergraduate Research & Fellowships this fall and into the spring. While working with the center, they can redesign portions of their courses to include a larger research or creative component.
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KU part of collaborative grant to prepare new generation of special education leaders

The University of Kansas is part of the Collaborative Approaches to Impactful Special Education Leadership program, designed to enroll scholars with teaching experience who want to progress to leadership roles in research, teaching and serving students with disabilities.
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Surface topography of Kansas: elevation hillshade

New elevation maps from Kansas Geological Survey illustrate state’s varied topography

Two new maps from the Kansas Geological Survey tell the story of how geology and other natural features interact to form the unique and varied landscapes found across Kansas and offer a visual illustration that the state is not as flat as people believe.
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Snow on buildings and trees along Jayhawk Boulevard at the University of Kansas.

Four faculty members awarded Research-Intensive Course Grants for Fall 2025

In an effort to supply research opportunities to more students, four University of Kansas faculty members will be working alongside the Center for Undergraduate Research & Fellowships this fall and into the spring. While working with the center, they can redesign portions of their courses to include a larger research or creative component.
A photograph of Joseph R. Pearson Hall, home to KU's School of Education and Human Sciences.

KU part of collaborative grant to prepare new generation of special education leaders

The University of Kansas is part of the Collaborative Approaches to Impactful Special Education Leadership program, designed to enroll scholars with teaching experience who want to progress to leadership roles in research, teaching and serving students with disabilities.
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Surface topography of Kansas: elevation hillshade

New elevation maps from Kansas Geological Survey illustrate state’s varied topography

Two new maps from the Kansas Geological Survey tell the story of how geology and other natural features interact to form the unique and varied landscapes found across Kansas and offer a visual illustration that the state is not as flat as people believe.
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Four faculty members awarded Research-Intensive Course Grants for Fall 2025

In an effort to supply research opportunities to more students, four University of Kansas faculty members will be working alongside the Center for Undergraduate Research & Fellowships this fall and into the spring. While working with the center, they can redesign portions of their courses to include a larger research or creative component.

KU part of collaborative grant to prepare new generation of special education leaders

The University of Kansas is part of the Collaborative Approaches to Impactful Special Education Leadership program, designed to enroll scholars with teaching experience who want to progress to leadership roles in research, teaching and serving students with disabilities.
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Surface topography of Kansas: elevation hillshade

New elevation maps from Kansas Geological Survey illustrate state’s varied topography

Two new maps from the Kansas Geological Survey tell the story of how geology and other natural features interact to form the unique and varied landscapes found across Kansas and offer a visual illustration that the state is not as flat as people believe.
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Snow on buildings and trees along Jayhawk Boulevard at the University of Kansas.

Four faculty members awarded Research-Intensive Course Grants for Fall 2025

A photograph of Joseph R. Pearson Hall, home to KU's School of Education and Human Sciences.

KU part of collaborative grant to prepare new generation of special education leaders

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Surface topography of Kansas: elevation hillshade

New elevation maps from Kansas Geological Survey illustrate state’s varied topography

Two new maps from the Kansas Geological Survey tell the story of how geology and other natural features interact to form the unique and varied landscapes found across Kansas and offer a visual illustration that the state is not as flat as people believe.
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Four faculty members awarded Research-Intensive Course Grants for Fall 2025

KU part of collaborative grant to prepare new generation of special education leaders

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Surface topography of Kansas: elevation hillshade

New elevation maps from Kansas Geological Survey illustrate state’s varied topography

Two new maps from the Kansas Geological Survey tell the story of how geology and other natural features interact to form the unique and varied landscapes found across Kansas and offer a visual illustration that the state is not as flat as people believe.
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Snow on buildings and trees along Jayhawk Boulevard at the University of Kansas.

Four faculty members awarded Research-Intensive Course Grants for Fall 2025

In an effort to supply research opportunities to more students, four University of Kansas faculty members will be working alongside the Center for Undergraduate Research & Fellowships this fall and into the spring. While working with the center, they can redesign portions of their courses to include a larger research or creative component.
A photograph of Joseph R. Pearson Hall, home to KU's School of Education and Human Sciences.

KU part of collaborative grant to prepare new generation of special education leaders

The University of Kansas is part of the Collaborative Approaches to Impactful Special Education Leadership program, designed to enroll scholars with teaching experience who want to progress to leadership roles in research, teaching and serving students with disabilities.
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Surface topography of Kansas: elevation hillshade

New elevation maps from Kansas Geological Survey illustrate state’s varied topography

Two new maps from the Kansas Geological Survey tell the story of how geology and other natural features interact to form the unique and varied landscapes found across Kansas and offer a visual illustration that the state is not as flat as people believe.
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Snow on buildings and trees along Jayhawk Boulevard at the University of Kansas.

Four faculty members awarded Research-Intensive Course Grants for Fall 2025

In an effort to supply research opportunities to more students, four University of Kansas faculty members will be working alongside the Center for Undergraduate Research & Fellowships this fall and into the spring. While working with the center, they can redesign portions of their courses to include a larger research or creative component.
A photograph of Joseph R. Pearson Hall, home to KU's School of Education and Human Sciences.

KU part of collaborative grant to prepare new generation of special education leaders

The University of Kansas is part of the Collaborative Approaches to Impactful Special Education Leadership program, designed to enroll scholars with teaching experience who want to progress to leadership roles in research, teaching and serving students with disabilities.
Surface topography of Kansas: elevation hillshade

New elevation maps from Kansas Geological Survey illustrate state’s varied topography

Two new maps from the Kansas Geological Survey tell the story of how geology and other natural features interact to form the unique and varied landscapes found across Kansas and offer a visual illustration that the state is not as flat as people believe.

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Snow on buildings and trees along Jayhawk Boulevard at the University of Kansas.

Four faculty members awarded Research-Intensive Course Grants for Fall 2025

In an effort to supply research opportunities to more students, four University of Kansas faculty members will be working alongside the Center for Undergraduate Research & Fellowships this fall and into the spring. While working with the center, they can redesign portions of their courses to include a larger research or creative component.
A photograph of Joseph R. Pearson Hall, home to KU's School of Education and Human Sciences.

KU part of collaborative grant to prepare new generation of special education leaders

The University of Kansas is part of the Collaborative Approaches to Impactful Special Education Leadership program, designed to enroll scholars with teaching experience who want to progress to leadership roles in research, teaching and serving students with disabilities.
Surface topography of Kansas: elevation hillshade

New elevation maps from Kansas Geological Survey illustrate state’s varied topography

Two new maps from the Kansas Geological Survey tell the story of how geology and other natural features interact to form the unique and varied landscapes found across Kansas and offer a visual illustration that the state is not as flat as people believe.
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