The marketing and communications department now has all university sites within the TerminalFour content management system. As campus web content authors change and improve sites, they are reminded that broken links within sites are authors’ responsibility. To fix these links, authors can follow an outlined process and utilize new broken link tools. In addition, several new content types have been created for webpages, providing a variety of new page layout options for sites.

Complete Tier 1 of the 2015 Wellness Incentive by Thursday, April 30, in order to earn $150 in your May paycheck. Here’s a checklist of what you need to do:

The University of Missouri (UM) System South Africa Education Program Committee invites proposals from those interested in participating in the academic exchange between the UM System and South Africa. Opportunities include exchanges with the University of the Western Cape, located near Cape Town, and collaborative projects between the UM System and new or existing educational partners in South Africa.

The Center for Biomedical Science and Engineering (CBSE) will hold its first research symposium Thursday, April 16, to highlight biomedical research on campus. The symposium will feature a presentation by the Dr. Mohamed N. Rahaman, CBSE director, 1:30-2 p.m. in Room 204 McNutt. Poster presentations by undergraduate students, graduate students and faculty will be available 2-4:30 p.m. in the Havener Center atrium.

Faculty are invited to submit an abstract and paper for presentation at the Complex Adaptive Systems Conference, held Nov. 2-5 in San Jose, California. The conference theme is “Engineering Cyber Physical Systems: Machine Learning, Data Analytics and Smart Systems Architecting.” Abstract submissions are due by Monday, April 13. Learn more about the conference and submission requirements online at complexsystems.mst.edu. For more information about the conference or how to submit a paper, call 341-6576 or email complexsystems@mst.edu.

Take 20 minutes out of your day to check your health. A health screening helps you understand your risk for conditions such as heart disease, stroke and diabetes. Plus, as part of the 2015 Wellness Incentive, it helps eligible faculty and staff earn $450. Sign up by logging into the Wellness Portal, hosted by Cerner, and clicking on Campus Screenings.

The next faculty, staff and friends Golf League will begin play at 4:45 p.m. Tuesday, April 8, at the Miners’ Golf Course. The league welcomes players of all abilities from beginners to experienced. The tournament is a scramble format which makes it easier for beginning golfers and players with limited skills to enjoy the game. The league will play every Tuesday for eight weeks, with makeup games for rainouts held the following Thursday.

The Miner Alumni Association’s Student Leadership Award Endowed Scholarship is a $1,500 scholarship awarded to an undergraduate student who demonstrates academic excellence, service to the campus and community, personal objectives and goals, potential and quality recommendations. If you know a student who you think would be a good candidate, encourage them to apply. Applications are due by Tuesday, March 31.

Instructors who would like to examine a teaching or learning topic through educational research in the classroom are invited to apply to the Center for Educational Research and Teaching Innovation’s (CERTI) mini-grant program. A letter of intent to apply for the program is due by Monday, March 30. The full proposal is due Friday, April 24. For more information, including a proposal template, go to the CERTI webpage or email Diane Hagni.