Join former astronaut for April 17 webinar
Please join Dr. Sandra Magnus, former Atlantis astronaut and Missouri S&T alumna, for a webinar titled “Mission Possible: Adapting to New Norms” at 2 p.m. Friday, April 17.
Read More »Responses to town hall questions posted online
More than 700 students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members participated in S&T’s town hall meeting on April 2 via Zoom. Due to time constraints, every question during the one-hour town hall could not be addressed. Written response to questions that weren’t answered during the meeting are now posted on the chancellor’s website.
Read More »Mark your calendar for next town hall
Dr. Mo Dehghani, Missouri S&T chancellor, invites the campus community to join him at 10 a.m. Thursday, April 16, for a virtual town hall meeting via Zoom.
Read More »Counseling services continues to serve students, staff, faculty
If you are seeking counseling services (individual sessions, walk-in or group sessions), they are being conducted by phone or video conference via Zoom. Please contact the office at 573-341-4211 to schedule an appointment or confirm your scheduled appointment.
Read More »Social media training transitions to Zoom format
Due to the transition to remote work, social media training will be moved online via Zoom. Contact Lindsey Stratton, social media strategist, at strattonl@mst.edu to schedule your team social media training.
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Video: Launching a master’s program from an online environment
Thought your labs were impossible to put online? Talk to Dr. Paul Worsey, explosives engineering emeritus professor, who has been able to successfully convert his demolition labs to online formats. Watch this
video for details.
Zoom recording available about research continuity
Dr. Costas Tsatsoulis, vice chancellor of research, hosted a Q-and-A session about research continuity via Zoom on April 3. You can watch the recording online.
Read More »Principal investigators – please record GRA activity
Missouri S&T’s research office is trying to determine what percentage of the research of our graduate research assistants (GRAs) cannot be performed due to limited laboratory access as a response to COVID-19 concerns. Data is being gathered for research continuation and fiscal reasons.
Read More »The Foundry is S&T’s newest computing cluster
The Foundry is Missouri S&T’s newest High Performance Computing (HPC) cluster. The goal of establishing a HPC by April 1 was achieved. Missouri S&T opened access to “The Foundry” for a limited set of research faculty in March for testing and evaluation.
Read More »Share your feedback on town hall, responses to questions posted online
Did you attend the April 2 virtual town hall meeting? Please share your thoughts in this survey by tomorrow (Friday, April 10). Due to time constraints, every question during the one-hour town hall could not be addressed. Written responses to questions that weren’t answered during the meeting are now posted on the chancellor’s website.
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Fresh from twitter
Way to go @UMStudentRep Avery Welker! Taking the lead in true Miner spirit! https://t.co/jI8zhiS7Ky
President Choi thanks @UMStudentRep Avery Welker for the Resolution the Intercampus Student Council adopted in appreciation for the work UM System officials have done to keep the university community healthy and safe. https://t.co/YyuEL5LQML
If anyone in Rolla cannot join the @umsystem curators meeting by Zoom, we have opened the atrium of Havener Center to @provide full public access with appropriate social distancing. https://t.co/n5NCme7wgp https://t.co/o81P2yzh3S
Alumni and students, including S&T’s Mars Rover Design Team, are adapting their traditional onsite K-12 outreach to virtual learning sessions for curious kids who are housebound during coronavirus pandemic school closures. #GoMiners! #MinersDigDeeper https://t.co/e6T1uRqjYm