IGP Institute Facilities
The IGP Institute Conference Center is located on Kimball Avenue in the Grain Science and Industry complex. The IGP center was dedicated in May 2004 and provides world class meeting and instructional facilities. Thanks to the support of our stakeholders the center has technology capabilities that are second to none making for an optimal learning environment. The IGP Center allows the program to continue training international purchasers and users of U.S. commodities in a state-of-the-art facility.
Kansas State University Grain Science Facilities
The IGP Institute Conference Center is one of four buildings that make up the K-State Grain Science and Industry Complex. Other facilities in the complex include the Bioprocessing and Industrial Value-Added Program building, completed in spring 2004. The completion of the Hal Ross Flour Mill took place in October of 2006. The O.H. Kruse Feed Technology Innovation Center was completed in August of 2013.
Currently under development is the Global Center for Grain and Food Innovation. Located on campus and connecting Call Hall and Weber Hall, this new facility will house the Grain Science Department and allow for greater collaboration between students, faculty, and the public and private sectors, as well as the grain, animal, and food science programs.
The IGP Institute Conference Center is also available for meetings and conferences hosted by outside organizations. Please call 785-532-4070, for more information about holding your event at the IGP Conference Center.
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