Author: Linda Fulps
Graduate seminar to discuss concrete material models
Dr. Ganesh Thiagarajan, associate professor of civil engineering at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, will present a geotechnical structures graduate seminar titled “Size and Strain Rate Effect Comparison of Concrete Material Models in LSDYNA” from noon-1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 27, in Room 216 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall.
Read More »Leaf raking fundraiser announced
Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma, the band service fraternity and sorority, will rake your leaves for $7 per person per hour to raise funds to benefit the S&T Band program. To set up an appointment or for more information, email Chris Tutza.
Read More »Pink Ladies 5K is Saturday
Come together as a community to fight breast cancer at the 9th Annual Pink Ladies 5K Fun Run and Walk, scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 23, at The Centre. Registration is $18. Registration forms are available online. Take a stroll around the park while raising funds for this great cause.
Read More »New employees
Walter K. Bethea Jr., education program specialist, pre-college and student diversity programs Jaren D. Farmer, custodian, building services Amanda M. Sauerwein, senior secretary, leadership and cultural programs.
Read More »Take the eConnection survey by Wednesday
The communications department wants your opinion about the eConnection. Please fill out a short online survey by Wednesday, Oct. 20, and share your views.
Read More »Find out more about ERP
You are invited to an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) information session scheduled from 3:30-5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 21, in Room 107A Fulton Hall. Find out how the ERP program can advance your academic and career pursuits. Participants will engage in interactive demos, exercises and activities while learning about the ERP program, curriculum and certification options, […]
Read More »Location change for next free film
The next offering in the 2010 Free Fall Film Festival will be The White Ribbon at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 19, in Room 104 Physics Building. The film involves strange events that take place in a small village in northern Germany during the years just before World War I. This R-rated mystery received the 2009 […]
Read More »Celebration of Nations committee thanks you
The Celebration of Nations committee thanks all the departments and individuals who supported this first-time cultural event on Oct. 9. They couldn’t have done it without the volunteers, financial contributions and participants. Special thanks go to the provost’s office, international affairs, leadership and cultural programs, economics and Mazzon College, history and political science, mining and […]
Read More »More thank yous
Chartwells also thanks everyone who came to their booth at the Celebration of Nations last Saturday. They hope you enjoyed the shawarma, giant turkey legs, chips, soft drinks, water and free samples of Starbucks coffee. They also remind you to stop in at the library for old favorites and some new concoctions. Einstein’s still offers […]
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