K-State Research and Extension
Communicating Impact and Public Value

For any program or service we offer, the following wording can help us write or speak an effective public value statement.
 

Through (program name), participants will (learn/do what?), which leads to (outcomes). That will then benefit other community members by (public value).


The following statement helps address the economic return from K-State research.

For every dollar invested in K-State research, Kansas citizens get, on average, a $12 return on that investment.


The following statements are specific to K-State Research and Extension programs. Updates or additional statements will be posted, if available, at www.communications.ksu.edu/marketing.

Expanded Food, Nutrition and Education Program (EFNEP)

A national study found that for every dollar invested in EFNEP, $10.64 is saved in health care costs. A regional project that included Kansas data also showed that for every dollar spent on EFNEP, $8.82 is saved in health care costs.

Kansas Wheat Breeding

From 1977 to 2006, Kansas citizens received an average benefit of $17.60 for every dollar invested in Kansas wheat breeding.

 

Questions about K-State Research and Extension's branding guidelines can be directed to communications, 785-532-5851 or ksrelogos@ksu.edu

Direct inquiries related to use of the university Powercat and wordmark to Trademark Licensing at 785-532-6269, or logos@k-state.edu.

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