WICHITA, Kan. — Robert Reeves may be a nutrition professor atKansas State University but he also has come to know a thing or twoabout financial education and credit unions.
He is chairman of the $35 million K-State Federal Credit Unionin Manhattan and he and his president/CEO, LaRae Kraemer, have beenpicking up awards from Washington to Topeka for a highly successfulfinancial literacy campaign.
“It's not often that a credit union our size can take home someof these awards but we're delighted to win them based on a campaignthat has proved popular at five schools now,” said Reeves.
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