Success StoryKATS Promotional Video



KATS Promotional Video

Author: Edwin Ritchey

Planning Unit: Plant and Soil Sciences

Major Program: Grain Crops

Outcome: Initial Outcome

David Stalion from Ag Communications has developed a nice promotional video to use during extension talks and other venues to advertise the KATS training sessions. We put him on contact with past attendees to discuss why they thought KATS was beneficial and what they learned from the program. He blended interviews and excerpts from different sessions to provide the viewers what the KATS training really offers to clientele. This new video can be used by faculty and staff to help promote the KATS training during their extension programming. I have included a link to the video, please use as appropriate. https://youtu.be/QUAdJ_60XcQ






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