Month: April 2011
“Chemical Engineering for the Postmodern World” is lecture topic
Dr. John M. Prausnitz from the University of California at Berkeley will present “Chemical Engineering for the Postmodern World” Thursday, April 14, in the Missouri-Ozark Room of the Havener Center. A reception from 3:30-4 p.m. will be followed by the lecture from 4-5 p.m. His presentation is sponsored by the 14th Academy of Chemical Engineers […]
Read More »Call for faculty proposals for South Africa exchange
The University of Missouri South Africa Education Program Committee is inviting proposals from those who are interested in participating in the academic exchange between the University of Missouri and South Africa. Opportunities include exchanges with the University of the Western Cape (UWC), located near Cape Town, and collaborative projects between the University of Missouri and […]
Read More »Blackboard Seminar Series on Friday
EdTech is hosting a Blackboard Seminar Series at noon Friday, April 15, in Room 103 Centennial Hall. The session will focus on how to effectively use assessment tools inside (and outside) of Blackboard. Tools include the assignment function, adaptive release, various test deployment options, and Respondus test creation tool, which is compatible with both Blackboard […]
Read More »BIT students Freeman, Humphrey, earn scholarships
Congratulations to business and information technology (with an Enterprise Resource Planning-emphasis) seniors Jonathan Freeman and Zachary Humphrey who received Society for Information Management (SIM) scholarships. SIM is a not-for-profit organization of information technology experts committed to promoting the IT industry through scholarships for students in the management of information systems field. Awardees were acknowledged at […]
Read More »Lunch giveaway extended
Miners on the Move has extended the opportunity to get a free lunch by filling out your personal online health assessment. Lunch cards are being sent out now, so be sure to check your campus mailboxes. Log into www.myhealtheexchange.com to take your assessment today. Looks like there is such a thing as a free lunch!
Read More »Rodriguez to present retirement plan report
Dr. Elizabeth “Betsy” Rodriguez, vice president for human resources for the University of Missouri System, will present information on the report submitted by the systemwide advisory committee on the university’s retirement plan. Sponsored by human resource services, affirmative action, diversity and inclusion, Staff Council and the Faculty Senate, the presentation will be held from 3-4 […]
Read More »New email for posters from printing
Email your poster PDFs directly to the large format area to posters@mst.edu. Be sure to include the size and number you need. Bring the work authorization forms to printing services when you pick up your poster. For more information, contact Jessie Singleton at 341-4257.
Read More »Open glass demo on Thursday
There will be an open glass demo from 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday, April 14, in the Hot Glass Shop on the ground floor of Fulton Hall. The Gaffer’s Guild will sell glass artwork outside of the shop during this time.
Read More »Still time to begin Miners on the Move
There’s still time to complete the Miners on the Move program. Your invitation from Cerner Healthe was emailed on Feb. 24 with the subject line “Healthe invitation to register.” It contains directions for taking your personal health assessment (with your personalized invitation code) and scheduling your screening and advisor visits. As you complete your health […]
Read More »Southwinds for sale
Southwinds, S&T’s literary magazine, will be on sale for $5 in the Havener Center atrium during lunch hours April 13-19 and April 21. It will be sold in front of the Wilson Library during this time on April 20 and April 22. Southwinds is a collection of stories, poems, photographs and artwork from students, faculty […]
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