Author: Peter Ehrhard
Invasive species seminar Dec. 5
Dr. Jerry Frank, assistant professor of history at the University of Missouri-Columbia, will present a seminar titled “Playing With Western Water: The Culture and Science of Invasive Species” at 3:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 5, in Room 125, Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. Missouri S&T’s history and political science department and the Environmental Research Center are co-hosting the seminar.
Read More »New provost’s office staff
The provost’s office has two new employees. Janelle Goss is now keeping the calendar and assisting the provost; she can be reached at 341-4138 or gossjr@mst.edu. Barbara Palmer is handling Faculty Senate, promotion and tenure, non-tenure-track, third-year review and awards. Palmer can be reached at 341-6440, Room 211 Parker Hall, and her email is bpalmer@mst.edu. Please welcome these two ladies to the provost’s team.
Read More »MLK Service Day
The Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service is a national holiday dedicated to King’s dream of a better and beloved community. Volunteer on Monday, Jan. 19, to make a difference by signing up online. Volunteers will be assigned to local community partners to complete tasks that will help improve the community. These are usually small tasks like road clean-up, stocking food bank shelves or reading to kids. This is a great opportunity to accumulate service hours for your organization or resume before school starts. For more information, email benjamin.white@mst.edu.
Read More »Dining office relocation
Chartwell’s main dining office will relocate to the Havener Center. The office should be fully installed in the new offices by Friday, Dec. 5.
Read More »Women’s programs office relocation
The women’s programs office will move to a temporary location on Monday, Dec. 8, to Room 212 Engineering Research Laboratory. Phone numbers will remain the same but will be unavailable on Dec. 8. If you need to contact the women’s programs staff during this time, call the student diversity, outreach and women’s programs office at […]
Read More »Graduate studies relocation
Graduate studies will temporarily move on Tuesday, Dec. 9, to the third floor of Norwood Hall and will be closed on that day during the moving/set-up process. The office expects to move to its final location in Room G-7 Norwood Hall by mid-January.
Read More »Miner Challenge cookie dough sale
Are you short on time with the holiday season rapidly approaching? Miner Challenge can help relieve a bit of your burden by saving you time when making cookies this December. The group has homemade cookie dough that is being sold at a reduced price of $5 for a 32-ounce container and homemade cookies two for $1 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 5, and Monday, Dec. 8, in the Havener Center atrium.
Read More »S&T Store open house
The S&T Store will have a holiday open house all day Friday, Dec. 12. Select clothing, gifts and gear will be up to 25 percent off. Special pricing will be offered on technology items, and the store will have food, fun and prizes to attendees.
Read More »England study abroad opportunity
Do you know students who would be interested in a study abroad trip to England? Dr. Michael Bruening, associate professor of history, will teach a course on medieval and renaissance England May 24-June 5, 2015 in England. To learn more regarding travel costs, as well as more about the course, interested students should come to […]
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