Month: July 2008
In the news: Obama coverage
The Obama for America campaign stop at Missouri S&T on Wednesday brought plenty of media attention to the campus and Rolla, as well as several media mentions of the new name. For a roundup of the media coverage that mentions Missouri S&T, visit the Missouri S&T online news clip site, http://del.icio.us/missourisandt/obama.
Read More »New employees
• Kathy Volz, program specialist, Center for Entrepreneurship and Outreach • John Edgar, professional learning communities’ consultant, Regional Professional Development Center • Nathaniel Mitchell, admissions representative, admissions • Matthew Lehmann, admissions representative, admissions • Jill Bodenhammer, admissions representative, admissions • Wendi King, clerk typist II, Leach Theatre • Heath House, electrician, physical facilities • Kimberly […]
Read More »Chartwells announces job fair and open positions
Chartwells Dining Services will hold a job fair from 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 5, and from 3-7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 6, in the Missouri Ozark Room of the Havener Center. Chartwells is seeking all food service professional positions, including a catering coordinator and a sous chef.
Read More »Hey, who turned off the lights?
Hopefully you did. Several weeks ago, environmental health and safety began placing green stickers above light switches across campus. The stickers are to remind everyone to turn off lights when leaving an unoccupied room. Why is this important? In fiscal year 2008, Missouri S&T’s electric usage averaged 3,166,934 KWH (kilo watt hours) a month. This […]
Read More »Seminar for understanding poverty offered
South Central Regional Professional Development Center is sponsoring a two-day seminar titled "A Framework for Understanding Poverty with Learning Structures" on Wednesday, Aug. 6 and Thursday, Aug. 7. Instructor Rita F. Pierson, Ed.D., of Houston, Texas, will facilitate this seminar based on the book by Ruby K. Payne. Registration is free for faculty, staff and […]
Read More »Library plaza work extended due to weather
Due to rain and mist, the final coat of sealant in the Curtis Laws Wilson Library plaza area is expected to be applied on Friday, Aug. 1. Areas that already received two coats of sealant will be open on Thursday, July 31. Signs will be posted. Because no security is in place at this entrance, […]
Read More »It’s the final countdown: umr.edu will expire on July 31
Starting on Thursday, July 31, emails sent to umr.edu will not be delivered and umr.edu websites will not be redirected to the mst.edu web domain. Here’s what you need to do (if you haven’t already) to ensure a seamless transition after July 31: – Update your umr.edu bookmarks and email contacts to mst.edu. A list […]
Read More »Library plaza work postponed
Cleaning work scheduled for this week in the Curtis Laws Wilson Library plaza area has been postponed due to the rain. During the work, the southeast entrance will be the only available entrance. Signs will be posted. Because no security is in place at this entrance, all backpacks and bags may be subject to inspection […]
Read More »Residential life and Chartwells Dining Service have moved
The residential life department and Chartwells Dining Service have moved to the Campus Housing and Dining Building (formerly the KMNR building) at 205 W. 12th St. Any students needing residential life or Chartwells should be directed to this new location. For more information, call 341-4218.
Read More »Leonard Wood Institute announces event
The Leonard Wood Institute invites university faculty and staff to the Exhibit Hall Grand Opening and Reception at Nutter Field House at Fort Leonard Wood. The event is from 5-7 p.m. Monday, July 28. The Exhibit Hall is part of the Maneuver Support Science and Technology Conference that will be held at the field house […]
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