About the Arthur Capper Cooperative Center
The Arthur Capper Cooperative Center (ACCC) was established on June 11, 1984 by an agreement between Kansas State University's Department of Agricultural Economics and the Kansas Cooperative Council. Our purpose is to determine, develop and deliver research and education for the cooperative community.The Center's primary goal is to enhance society's understanding of the nature and role of cooperatives. We strive to develop and deliver innovative and integrated research and educational programs that are of direct interest to cooperatives. To do so, we encourage and need an open dialogue between Kansas State University, cooperative leaders in Kansas and other university and industry contacts across the United States.
ACCC Projects and Programs
- Cooperative Student Scholarships
- K-State Symposium on Cooperative Issues
- CEO Roundtable for Cooperative Managers
- CFO Roundtable for Cooperative Chief Financial Officers
- Cooperative Research
- Cooperative Scholarship Program
- and so much more
ACCC Flyer (PDF)
What We Do (PDF)