Author: Peter Ehrhard
Spring CLC software requests now open
Do you need specialized software such as Visual Studio, SPSS, NX, Minitab, Notepad++ or another discipline-specific program? Now is the time to request it. Education technology has opened the CLC software request process for instructors who need specific software packages installed in computer learning centers across campus. Visit the EdTech website to get started. Enter all requests before close of business on Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Read More »Move bikes from Havener rack
All bicycles parked outside the Havener Center must be moved by Friday, Oct. 24, for construction work. If they are not moved, bikes will be taken to the University Police as lost-and-found items.
Read More »Cudney named ASEM Fellow
Dr. Elizabeth Cudney, associate professor of engineering management and systems engineering, was named a 2014 Fellow of the American Society for Engineering Management (ASEM) on Oct. 17 at ASEM’s annual international conference. Fellowship is the highest level of membership in the society and is awarded to those who demonstrate significant engineering management accomplishments and continue to serve the society.
Read More »Fleck earns ROTC’s Andy Yost Award
Dr. Patti Fleck, director of counseling, disability support and student wellness, received the Andy “Ruck Sack” Yost Award for Selfless Service from Missouri S&T’s Army ROTC. Once a year, Army ROTC presents the award to one cadet and one faculty or staff member.
Read More »FDA lecturer to speak Oct. 27
Dr. Yongbin Zhang of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will give a seminar at 3 p.m. Monday, Oct. 27, in Room 139 Shrenk Hall. The title of his presentation is “Characterizations in Nanotoxicity Assessment and Nanomedicine Development: A Regulatory Perspective.”
Read More »Apply for ALDP by Dec. 5
Applications for the Administrative Leadership Development Program (ALDP) must be submitted by Friday, Dec. 5. More information, including the ALDP brochure and applications, is available online. This deadline will enable the program to avoid the holiday season and allow a better schedule for the participants’ pre-retreat work.
Read More »Graduate learning commons survey
Graduate studies, in collaboration with the Curtis Laws Wilson Library, is researching the possibility of creating a Graduate Learning Commons for use by graduate students. The commons would be located on the third floor of the library in the old microfilms room.
Read More »Chartwells’ to host holiday buffet
Join Chartwells for its annual community holiday buffet 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 20, in St. Pat’s Ballroom of the Havener Center. Fifteen percent of proceeds go to Phelps County Community Partnership. All university employees and Rolla community members are welcome. Please RSVP by completing the registration form on Chartwells’ website by Monday, Nov. 17. The buffet will be $11 per guest. See the menu online.
Read More »S&T Bookstore clearance sale
All previous generation Apple iPads and Mac Minis are heavily discounted at the S&T Bookstore. Save up to $220 on select models. You can also order online at thesandtstore.com.
Read More »Intramural fields open today
The department of athletics and recreation is pleased to announce that the new turf intramural field will open for campus community usage starting today. Important information regarding usage and hours available can be found at studentrec.mst.edu/intramuralturffield.
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