Month: February 2011
Peabody exec to present interview workshop
Susan Stith, director of diversity and university relations at Peabody Energy, will conduct an Interactive Behavior Interview Workshop from 2-3 p.m. Friday, Feb. 25, in Room 213 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. The workshop activities will include a short presentation, mock-up interviews, expert advice and a discussion designed to provide insights and develop tools to conquer […]
Read More »Learn to manage disruptive classroom behavior in tomorrow’s webinar
An Innovative Educators webinar titled “Managing Disruptive Classroom Behavior” will be offered from noon-1:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 18, in Room 305 Norwood Hall. This practical session is designed for new and experienced faculty members who are looking for new tools to manage difficult student situations in their classrooms. The program will demonstrate techniques to re-direct, […]
Read More »Recognize women who have made a difference on campus
Members of the Missouri S&T community are invited to recognize female faculty who serve as valuable role models for female students at S&T and who have made significant contributions to the university through their research, scholarship, teaching and service by nominating them for the 2011 Woman of the Year Award. Nominations are due by 4:30 […]
Read More »Get your free lunch with Miners on the Move
From now until the end of March, there is such thing as a free lunch! Everyone who completes the online health assessment by March 31 will receive a free lunch from the Miners on the Move program. Lunch cards will be sent out soon, so be sure to check your campus mailboxes. Log onto www.myhealtheexchange.com […]
Read More »S&T Police need your input
Many factors are used to assess the Missouri S&T Police Department’s performance, including tracking the number of reported incidents and evaluating the campus community’s perception of safety and security at Missouri S&T. Your comments and opinions are vital to the process, so please take this opportunity to give the S&T Police feedback on their performance […]
Read More »Miners on the Move weekly winners
Healthy for Life, TE Atkins UM Wellness Program, and Missouri S&T’s human resource services encourage all faculty and staff to log on to blackboard.mst.edu to learn more about the program and complete the five steps. Miners on the Move is a voluntary pilot program consisting of steps to a healthier lifestyle. Congratulations to this week’s […]
Read More »Feel better, earn $150
Don’t wait until the last minute to begin completing the steps for Miners on the Move! This program focuses on you and your well-being. You set your own goals to improve your health a little, or a lot. All five steps must be completed before June 30 to be eligible for the $150 incentive. You […]
Read More »Help available for Miners on the Move
If you need help getting started with Miners on the Move, come to Wilson Library’s computer lab (Room 103) from 9-11 a.m. every Friday. A representative from Healthy for Life will be there to help you log on the computer, maneuver Blackboard, take your Personal Health Assessment and schedule a coaching or screening visit. No […]
Read More »Stressed?
Healthy for Life, T. E. Atkins University of Missouri wellness program, is offering an intensive class in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction to Missouri S&T faculty and staff. The class fee will be refunded with participation in seven of the eight classes.
Read More »Free meditation sessions Wednesdays at noon
Lower your stress level by attending free meditation sessions from 12:15-12:45 p.m. Wednesdays in the Shamrock Room of the Havener Center. The ongoing sessions are open to the campus community.
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