Annual Meeting Sponsors & Exhibitors
Join us as an Exhibitor, Sponsor or Advertiser for the 2026 Annual Meeting
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Thank you to 2026 Sponsors and Exhibitors
Jones College of Science, Engineering and Technology, Murray State University
Estron Chemical
Hancock Biological Station
Watershed Studies Institute
Kentucky Geological Survey
2026 Exhibitors
Six departments with graduate and undergraduate degrees prepare students for careers in a variety of fields with applications like physics, engineering, industrial technology, occupational safety and health, biological sciences, chemistry, wildlife conservation, earth and environmental science, sustainability, telecommunications systems management and so much more.
Estron Chemical
Hancock Biological Station
The Biological Station and the Land-Between-the-Lakes (LBL) have been designated as an Experimental Ecological Reserve by the National Science Foundation and the Institute of Ecology. As an Experimental Ecological Reserve, the Station and LBL have been identified as an important natural system for long-term ecological research. Interaction among scientists is intended to develop collaborative and integrated research on the terrestrial and aquatic systems of Station and LBL sites.
Watershed Studies Institute
Because of the significant increase in knowledge regarding aquatic ecosystems dynamics, the formulation of management strategies, and the importance of this field of study to future management of our nation's surface water resources, the WSI created the M.S. in Watershed Science degree program.
Kentucky Geological Survey, University of Kentucky
The Kentucky Geological Survey (KGS) is a state-supported research center and public resource within the University of Kentucky. Our mission is to support the sustainable prosperity of the Commonwealth, the vitality of its flagship land grant university, and the welfare of its people. We do this by conducting research in the geological sciences, providing unbiased data and information to the public, and engaging with stakeholders. Research conducted by the KGS serves the Commonwealth and its people by building resilience.
KY INBRE
The KY INBRE is a collaborative network of biomedical researchers in state-supported and independent institutions of higher education within Kentucky and is funded through a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS).
Sponsors
All sponsors will be highlighted on signage at the meeting, during the Plenary Session on Friday, in the KAS meeting program, and in the KAS newsletter. Sponsors at the $1000 level also receive an Exhibitors Table as part of their sponsorship.
Annual Meeting Sponsor $1000
Keynote Speaker Sponsor $1000
Junior Academy Sponsorship Opportunities
Research funds $1000- $10,000
KY Student delegates $1500- $15,000
STEM Mentorship $10,000 - $40,000
Contact us for more information about supporting Middle & High School students in the Junior Academy
Advertisers
Advertisements will be featured on our website, and in the meeting program.
2" x 3.5" Business card $75
3.5" x 4" quarter- page block $150
3.5" x 7" half-page $300
Annual Meeting Links
Welcome to Murray State
Registration & Abstracts
Keynote Speaker
Kentucky Junior Academy of Science
Sponsors and Exhibitors
Special Sessions & Events
Hotels, Parking, Food
Youth Protection Policy
Social Media Photo Contest
Photo Gallery, 2025 meeting
Publish Your Research
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