Author: Linda Fulps
Tuesday’s free film is Blue Valentine
The next offering in the 2011 Free Fall Film Festival is Blue Valentine, scheduled to be shown at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 13, in Leach Theatre. The 2011 R-rated film is an intimate portrait of a disintegrating marriage. The screening is free and open to the public.
Read More »Administrative reassignments mean office moves
With the change in leadership following the retirement of former Chancellor John F. Carney III comes changes in the office locations of three upper-level administrators. Interim Chancellor Warren K. Wray is now in the chancellor’s office, Room 206 Parker Hall. Interim Provost Robert W. Schwartz now occupies the provost’s office, Room 204 Parker Hall. And […]
Read More »LEAD learning assistance schedule now online
The Learning Enhancement Across Disciplines Program is pleased to announce that LEAD learning assistance for more than 50 courses began on Aug. 29. The LEAD schedule is posted online (use zoom buttons to enlarge the view).
Read More »Nominate faculty for awards
Nominate a faculty member for the Faculty Excellence, Research, Teaching, Service and/or Achievement awards. Faculty Excellence Award nominations are due in the vice provost of academic affairs’ office by Friday, Sept. 23, and nominations for other awards are due Nov. 4. Information, instructions, eligibility and award criteria may be found online by clicking on the […]
Read More »Advisors invited to attend RSO summit Sept. 10
Student life invites advisors of recognized student organizations to attend the 2011 Officers’ Summit on Saturday, Sept. 10. A session will be provided for advisors, immediately followed by a keynote lunch with organization officers. Registration deadline is Thursday, Sept. 8. For further details and registration information, go online.
Read More »Register now for Eat for Life program
Discover the benefits of this innovative approach to weight management and rediscover the joy of eating. The ten-week Eat for Life program uses mind-body practices (meditations and yoga), the principles of mindful and intuitive eating, skills training and group support to guide you in making lifestyle changes to create a healthier relationship to your food, […]
Read More »Plant metallurgist to discuss her work in male-dominated field
Emily Welch, a 2005 metalurgical engineering graduate, will discuss her career in a male-dominated field from 6-7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 8, in the basement of Residential College II. Welch is a plant metallurgist at Nucor-Yamato Steel. Refreshments will be provided. The presentation is hosted by leadership and cultural programs, the Society of Women Engineers and […]
Read More »Fall Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Program begins next week
Healthy for Life, the T. E. Atkins University of Missouri Wellness Program, is offering an intensive class in Mindfulness-based Stress Reduction to S&T faculty and staff (and their partners, spouses and adult family members). Orientation is Wednesday, Sept. 14.
Read More »Coterie coffee location changed
The Coterie Fall Coffee, scheduled from 9-11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 10, will be held at the Presbyterian Church, 1919 E. 10th St. Coterie is an organization open to all women that provides a social network for Missouri S&T and the Rolla community. Its mission is to promote education of women through scholarships at the university […]
Read More »Found out about instant grading at Friday’s presentation
Discover how to instantly grade paper-based tests and get immediate feedback on student exams at “Using TurningKey for Testing,” a Faculty Technology Learning Community event to be held at noon Friday, Sept. 9, in Room 104 Centennial Hall. Dessert and beverages will be provided and participants are welcome to bring their own lunch. RSVP to […]
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