Author: Linda Fulps
COER gets new Facebook page
“Like” the Career Opportunities and Employer Relations’ new Facebook page to get the latest professional and career related news. This is a great resource for students, alumni, faculty and staff. You can “like” the page here.
Read More »Faculty, staff portraits available
Faculty and staff members can have professional portraits taken for use in university publications, websites or professional publications. There is no charge for professional portrait services taken during open studio sessions, which are typically held the first Monday of each month in Room 105 Campus Support Facility. Sign up online to get your new or […]
Read More »Weight Watchers to begin new session July 15
Weight Watchers will begin a new 12-week session on Friday, July 15. E-tools are included in the session pricing if you sign up within the first two weeks. The enrollment fee is $144 for 12 weeks, with a pro-rated fee if you join mid-session. Faculty and staff who attend all sessions will receive 25 percent […]
Read More »Chartwells helps Joplin
On May 23, the day after Joplin, Mo., was devastated by the tornado, Chartwells’ director of dining services, Haitham Shtaieh, along with several other employees, arrived with a truck filled with water and supplies. Through its Share-a-Meal program, Chartwells collected $6,914 from the Missouri S&T community and used these funds to make several relief visits […]
Read More »Test wells affect parking
Three test wells for Missouri S&T’s geothermal project are in the process of being drilled and tested on campus. The process will take a couple of weeks. The data collected from these well tests will be used in the design of the geothermal project well fields. The test well in Parking Area C Lot 11, […]
Read More »Stoll named interim vice provost, dean of EM
Laura K. Stoll, registrar at Missouri S&T, has been named interim vice provost and dean of enrollment management, effective Aug. 13. The appointment was made by Warren K. Wray, provost and executive vice chancellor for academic affairs. She will replace Jay Goff, who on Aug. 15 will start his new position as vice president of […]
Read More »Exhaust fan outage in Schrenk Hall
Physical facilities has scheduled the week of July 11-15 to make repairs on exhaust fans No. 12 and No. 13, which serve several fume hoods and auxiliary exhaust systems in Schrenk Hall west. Fume hoods and auxiliary exhaust systems affected are located in Rooms G-25, G-20B, G-27, G-44, 225, 326 and Hood EHS-121, located in […]
Read More »Registrar office moves to temporary spots
The office of the registrar has moved to temporary locations while asbestos is abated and new carpet is installed. The front counter area of Room 103 Parker Hall is located in Room 307 Norwood Hall. The registrar and VA representative are in Room 212 Parker Hall. The office should be back in Room 103 Parker […]
Read More »OAR has moved
Outdoor Activities and Rental (OAR) is now located at the Auxiliary Services Building at 18th and Holloway streets. OAR has what you need to explore the Ozark outdoors — rent canoes, kayaks, inner-tubes, rafts, fishing poles, tents, sleeping bags, grills, coolers, miscellaneous sports equipment and more. OAR’s new summer hours are from noon-6 p.m. Fridays, […]
Read More »What is LGBTTIQQ2SA?
If you don’t know, you might benefit from this workshop. Students, staff and faculty are invited to gain a better understanding of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, transgender, intersex, queer, questioning, 2-spirited and ally (LGBTTIQQ2SA) communities, and help create a safe and inclusive environment for everyone by attending this Safe Space Training. The workshop will be […]
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