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History records Barry Flinchbaugh's legacy as a national name in agricultural policy and economics. Flinchbaugh, whose career in agricultural policy at Kansas State University spanned nearly a half-century, died on Nov. 2. He was 78 years old. The longtime K-State professor leaves a lasting impact on university and the agriculture industry. The K-State Alumni Association remembers Flinchbaugh as a friend and honors his legacy with our videos below. 

Flinchbaugh Memorial funds

Three funds at Kansas State University bear his name: a scholarship to support students studying ag policy, a faculty chair in the Department of Agricultural Economics in his honor, and the Wildcat Pride award, which recognizes a K-State faculty or staff member for his/her advocacy of alumni relations through support and participation in Alumni Association programs that engage members of the Wildcat family.

To contribute, contact Amy Button Renz via email or at 785-532-6260. You can also give to these funds online.