Month: February 2010
Staff Excellence Awards nomination forms available
Do you know a Missouri S&T staff member who goes above and beyond? This is your chance to recognize these people. Nomination forms for 2010 Staff Excellence Awards at Missouri S&T are now available at staffcouncil.mst.edu/2010/02/staff_excellence_awards_nomina_1.html. Nine outstanding Missouri S&T staff members will receive Staff Excellence Awards this year. The awards are intended to show […]
Read More »Academic advising presentation scheduled for Monday
Merilee Krueger, assistant teaching professor in psychology, will discuss “Developmental Advising” as part of the Spring 2010 Academic Advising Conference Series. The presentation will be held from noon-1:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 15, in the Meramec-Gasconade Room of the Havener Center. All S&T faculty and staff are invited to attend. RSVP to Beth Welter at 341-4424 […]
Read More »Woman of the Year nominations sought
Recognize female faculty who serve as role models for female students and who have made significant contributions to the university through their research, scholarship, teaching and service by nominating them for the 2010 Woman of the Year Award. Nominations are due by Monday, March 1. Find out more at chancellor.mst.edu/womanoftheyear/index.html.
Read More »Register today for Cyberlearning conference
Missouri S&T’s Third Annual Teaching and Learning Technology Conference will be held on Thursday, March 11, and Friday, March 12, in the Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. This year’s theme is “Cyberlearning” – the use of technology to enhance students’ learning process. Register now at edtech.mst.edu. The conference is free.
Read More »Course evals to be explored during brown bag discussions
CERTI, Missouri S&T’s faculty development center for teaching and learning, will host a series of brown bag lunch meetings discussing “S&T Course Evaluations: Beyond Question 7,” this semester. Dr. Larry Gragg will moderate the first discussion at noon on Wednesday, Feb. 24, in Room 208 Norwood Hall. All faculty are welcome. Dessert and beverages will […]
Read More »Wanted: influential alumni
The Miner Alumni Association is looking for alumni who have mad the greatest impact on the world for a special publication to be mailed with the summer 2011 issue of Missouri S&T Magazine. The association is looking to you — alumni, students, faculty and staff — to nominate your picks for most influential alumni. All […]
Read More »Considering travel abroad? Learn about your benefits
Ed Knollmeyer, director of risk and insurance management for the University of Missouri System, will discuss “Faculty and Staff Benefits While Traveling Abroad,” from 3-4 p.m. Friday, Feb. 12, in Room 120 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. He will address coverage and liability issues for faculty and staff, and insurance requirements for students traveling abroad. This […]
Read More »Atlanta students to visit Friday, Saturday
Students from the Atlanta University Center Dual Degree Engineering Program (AUC DDEP) will visit Missouri S&T on Friday, Feb. 12, and Saturday, Feb. 13. The 25 students will arrive by charter bus on Friday for a welcome luncheon followed by tours and demonstrations at S&T engineering departments and centers, and meetings with S&T faculty, administrators, […]
Read More »Physical facilities reorganizes, reduces costs
As part of reorganization developed in conjunction with the planned retirement of Marvin L. Patton, former director of physical facilities, two members of the physical facilities staff have received reclassifications. Jim Packard’s position has been reclassified as director of facility operations and Ted Ruth’s position has been reclassified as director of design and construction management. […]
Read More »Help Haiti, buy a tee
The History Club is selling T-shirts to raise money to help Haiti in response to the recent earthquakes. The shirts are $12 each and all profits will go to Haiti through the American Red Cross. Please pre-order and pre-pay for the shirts via email at histclub@mst.edu, or come to the History Club’s table from 11 […]
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