Author: Linda Fulps
Recognize women who have made a difference on campus
Members of the Missouri S&T community are invited to recognize female faculty who serve as valuable role models for female students at S&T and who have made significant contributions to the university through their research, scholarship, teaching and service by nominating them for the 2011 Woman of the Year Award. Nominations are due by 4:30 […]
Read More »S&T Police need your input
Many factors are used to assess the Missouri S&T Police Department’s performance, including tracking the number of reported incidents and evaluating the campus community’s perception of safety and security at Missouri S&T. Your comments and opinions are vital to the process, so please take this opportunity to give the S&T Police feedback on their performance […]
Read More »Call for humanities awards nominations
The Missouri Humanities Council is calling for nominations for the 2011 Governor’s Humanities Awards to celebrate the accomplishments of people who have made exceptional contributions to the understanding of Missouri, its people and its stories. The Excellence in Education award recognizes one or more teachers of English, history, languages or social studies from any Missouri […]
Read More »Get entered into weekly drawings
Weekly drawings are held for completing and checking off all five steps and your health screenings on Blackboard for Miners on the Move. And of course, there’s the $150 you’ll receive in July for completing the all steps by June 30. Congratulations to this week’s prize winners: Douglas Ludlow won a $50 Visa card for […]
Read More »Three Camp Invention sessions available this summer
Missouri S&T will again host the nationwide Camp Invention program, an exciting summer day experience for children entering grades one through six, in three separate weeklong sessions this summer. University employees are eligible for a $30 discount off the regular $215 fee for their children to attend the Discover Program from June 27-July 1, the […]
Read More »Free lunch through March 31 from Miners on the Move
Everyone who completes the online health assessment by March 31 will receive a free lunch from the Miners on the Move program. Lunch cards will be sent out soon, so be sure to check your campus mailboxes. Log onto www.myhealtheexchange.com to take your assessment today.
Read More »Learn about student’s Guatemalan adventure on Tuesday
The next adventure of the semester, “Adventures Abroad: Hecho en Guatemala: Ceramic Pot Filters,” will be held from 4-5 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 22, in Room 199 Toomey Hall. S&T student Michelle Price will discuss how she shared her skills and made a difference in Central America. This program is a fun, easy way to see […]
Read More »Who couldn’t use $150, free lunch, prizes? Get help getting started
If you need help getting started with Miners on the Move, be sure to stop by the computer lab in Wilson Library (Room 103) between 9-11 a.m. on Fridays to receive assistance. Staff will help you log on the computer, maneuver Blackboard, take your Personal Health Assessment and schedule a coaching or screening visit. You […]
Read More »‘Speak UP Speak OUT’ on the university
The next “Speak UP Speak OUT” discussion topic will be the state of the university. The session will be held from 7-8:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 23, in St. Pat’s A of the Havener Center. This student-led discussion is an opportunity for students to voice their concerns and talk about issues about S&T that are on […]
Read More »Find out more about stress reduction in today’s orientation session
There will be a free orientation session for the Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Program from 4:45-6:45 p.m. today, Monday, Feb. 21. For more information or to register for the meeting, contact Maureen Hall at mhall@inspirationcenter.net.
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