The chemical and biochemical engineering department will host a global cultural exchange at noon Friday, April 8, in Room B-10 Bertelsmeyer Hall. Natalia Legion, S&T student, will present on Russia’s culture, traditions and food.

Dr. Andrew Phillips, assistant professor of medicine at Harvard Brigham and Women’s Hospital, will present “The systems in the brain that determine when, how, and why we sleep” at 3 p.m. Tuesday, April 12, in Room B-10 Bertelsmeyer Hall. Phillips is a Center for Statistical and Computational Modeling of Biological Complexity visiting scholar.

Sigma Pi fraternity will hold its annual ACE Project, a service and philanthropy event dedicated to giving back to campus. This year, the fraternity will visit Thomas Jefferson Residence Hall April 12-13 and the Residential College April 19-20 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. to pay for residents’ laundry costs. Additionally, on April 13-15 members […]

As a service to the Missouri S&T community, Student Health Services provides an online subscription to Student Health 101, a monthly health and wellness magazine, for S&T students and their families. Each issue contains valuable information that will help students make better decisions and gain a better understanding of the health and wellness challenges that face today’s students.

The counseling staff at Missouri S&T reminds you that it’s the thought that counts. Ever find yourself using critical words like “should” or “must” or “ought”? “Shoulds” applied to ourselves make us feel guilty. Changing the verb to “want” or “intend” can shift our mood. Thinking clearly and realistically helps us feel less stressed, happier and healthier. Visit counsel.mst.edu for more information.

Do you know a Missouri S&T staff member who goes above and beyond? This is your chance to recognize these people. Nomination forms for 2016 Staff Excellence Awards at Missouri S&T are now available. Nine outstanding staff members will receive Staff Excellence Awards this year. The deadline to nominate a staff member is Friday, April 8.

Dr. Jeff Schramm, associate professor of history and political science, will teach history 4001 “CHICAGO: Architecture, Technology and Culture,” May 16-27 in Chicago this summer. Enrolled students can explore the history of modern architecture and the dialogue between architecture and technology, society, economics, politics and culture in this class. The course cost is $3,500 and includes lodging at Roosevelt University. Meals and transportation to and from Chicago are not included. A $500 course deposit is due by Friday, April 15, full payment is due by Saturday, April 30, and refunds are unavailable after April 30. For more information, contact distance and continuing education at 341-4835 or dce@mst.edu.

The deadline for faculty needing to order Ph.D. rental regalia is Friday, April 15, at the S&T Store. Orders placed after the deadline may be subject to additional shipping fees. This can be done in-store, by calling 341-7522 or by emailing Linda Watson with the following information: