English Language Program at Kansas State University

RECORD HOLDING PERFORMANCE ‼️

Congratulations, Vanessa! 🎉We love to see our students succeed!

Mercera Making a Senior Statement - Kansas State University Athletics When last we spoke in early February, Vanessa Mercera was unable to put it all into perspective. A few days prior, Curacao, a constituent island country with...

What a great way to wrap up the semester! Students from our speaking classes (and a few teachers!) performed "Reader's Theater." We even had a few special guests participating.

Earlier this semester, students read the book, "Born a Crime" by Trevor Noah. As the semester came to a close, these students performed excerpts from the book.

We're looking forward to welcoming scholars to Manhattan and Kansas State University for a Pre-Academic Program this summer!

Kansas State University’s English Language Program is preparing to welcome Fulbright Scholar Program graduate students from around the world this summer. 🌎💜

From July 25 to Aug. 15, students will take part in a three-week Pre-Academic Program, building their English skills and learning about the U.S. academic system and culture before beginning graduate programs across the country.

We’re looking for volunteers to host 2–3 students for a meal or activity on Sunday, Aug. 2 or Sunday, Aug. 9, in a meaningful way that shares culture and helps welcome students to the Midwest.

Click here to get involved: https://bit.ly/4uktSIP

Have you ever heard the expression, "April Showers Bring May Flowers"? This is a common expression in the US. It helps us cope with rainy weather by giving us something to look forward to. Learn more about this expression with VOA:

'April Showers Bring May Flowers' There are some periods of the year when it rains more than other times. In some parts of the world, for example, the month of April can be especially rainy. That brings us to our expression for today: April showers bring May flowers.

Come visit our friends for their coffee hour today. Learn some things about our neighbor country, and try some of their food and drink.

It was a great night for baseball! The ELP attended a game on Friday night to cheer on the 'Cats! We had a great time. Our next big venture will be a day at Konza Prairie.

One of our ELP students was featured by K-State Athletics: Read about her journey here:

The Chogsomjav Connection - Kansas State University Athletics They had never faced this type of test before. They were sisters, two years apart in age, grew up in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, were best friends, and touched a ...

An ELP Listening and Speaking class extended their lesson on animal adaptations by visiting K-State Insect Zoo last week. We learned so much while practicing our English! Thank you, Kiffnie.

We hope that you all had a happy and safe Easter yesterday! You may have seen some images of the Easter bunny around. But where did the Easter bunny come from? Check out the brief history below!