Col. Thomas Akers, who earned a bachelor’s degree in math in 1973 and a master’s degree in math in 1975 from Missouri S&T, will present two significant S&T traditions during the New Student Convocation: the reading of Missouri S&T’s values and the pinning of Joe Miner. Akers is a retired NASA astronaut, a veteran of […]

The Spirit of Change is a movement of students inspiring students. Whether it is a free cup of coffee or an umbrella in the rain, the Blue Key Honor Society inspires other students by performing random acts of kindness throughout the semester. Fundraising takes place for the Spirit of Change during Opening Week and the […]

The Video Communications Center open house on accessibility will kick-off next week with a combination of faculty presentations and hands-on sessions. There will be two sessions, 1-3 p.m. Monday, Aug. 5, and 9-11 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 8, both in Room 213 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. Faculty members will provide first-hand knowledge of their experience in […]

The campus will conduct a test of its emergency alert system at 2 p.m. Friday, July 26. The test will include a text, voice and email alert to students and employees saying “This is a test of the Missouri S&T emergency mass notification system. This is only a test.” In addition, the campus community will […]

Ramya Thiagarajan has been named interim director of institutional research and assessment. She will start her new position on Friday, July 26. Thiagarajan has been an institutional research associate at S&T since September 2010 and, prior to that, was an institutional research analyst from January 2008 to September 2010.

The undergraduate studies office will host a farewell reception for Melissa Hutton from 1:30 to 3 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 1, in the first floor atrium of Norwood Hall. She has been with the university for more than 16 years.

All staff will soon receive Staff Council ballots in their campus mail. Once you have selected who you would like to represent you on Staff Council, send the ballot to Bridgette Betz in Room G-1 Parker Hall by Aug. 1.

The end of the summer is nearing and classes are about to resume. Are you looking for a unique way to give your group a break and do a little team building?  How about some golf?

As part of the geothermal energy system construction, a chilled water outage is planned to begin in the early morning of Saturday, July 20. Buildings affected by the outage are Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall, Emerson Hall, Physics Building, Straumanis-James Hall and Fulton Hall. These buildings will have no air conditioning during this time.

A new, simple way for students, faculty or staff to report incidents of discrimination, bias or unfairness is now available online. The new incident report form allows members of the campus community who have been the subject of discrimination, bias or unfairness, or who witnessed such an incident, to report the action anonymously to campus […]