Author: Linda Fulps
Daughton and Malone named first faculty eMentors
Bill Daughton, professor and chair of the engineering management and systems engineering department, and Ed Malone, associate professor of English and technical communication, have been selected as S&T’s representatives in the new UM System eMentors program. eMentors demonstrate passion and enthusiasm for, and expertise in teaching with technology. Daughton and Malone will be available to […]
Read More »President of American Nuclear Society to visit
Dr. Thomas Sanders, president of the American Nuclear Society, will speak about the state of nuclear energy in the world at noon on Monday, Feb. 15, in Room 227 Fulton Hall. The campus community is invited to attend the presentation.
Read More »Academic advising presentation scheduled for Monday
Dr. F. Scott Miller and Mary Ann Koen from the undergraduate advising office will discuss “The Student Success Contract: a helpful tool for advising students?,” as part of the Spring 2010 Academic Advising Conference Series. The presentation will be held from noon-1:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 1, in the Meramec-Gasconade Room of the Havener Center. All […]
Read More »Teaching and Learning Technology Conference coming in March
Missouri S&T’s Third Annual Teaching and Learning Technology Conference, sponsored by EdTech, will be held on Thursday, March 11, and Friday, March 12, in the Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. This year’s theme is “Cyberlearning” – the use of technology to enhance students’ learning process. Register now at edtech.mst.edu.
Read More »Missed the salary meeting? Info is available online
The PowerPoint presentation by Betsy Rodriguez, UM System vice president for human resources, from the salary and compensation meeting on Jan. 21, is available online at staffcouncil.mst.edu.
Read More »Don’t cancel that class!
Counseling and disability support services and student wellness offers workshops, trainings and information tables upon request for classes, groups and organizations. Health and wellness subjects offered include alcohol and other drug awareness, stress management, healthy eating, physical activity, healthy relationships, interpersonal communication, and more. A request form is available on the student wellness webpage at […]
Read More »ID office announces expanded services
The Miner Card ID office can again process INS/OPT or passport photos. Photos cost $10. The ID office hours are from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday. The office is located in Room 106 Centennial Hall. Please call 341-4996 with any questions.
Read More »Ride to wellness
Healthy for Life announces Ride to Wellness, an odometer (cycling computer) program that encourages movement for bicyclists and wheelchair users. For $20, participants receive an odometer and a log book. When you reach 500 miles, turn in the booklet for a prize. There will be prizes for each 500-mile marker, up to 2,500 miles. Like […]
Read More »Have a ShamROCKin’ good time on March 6
Do something fun and healthy to celebrate St. Pat’s this year at the ShamROCKin’ 5K Fun Run/Walk on Saturday, March 6. The event is sponsored by counseling and disability support services and student wellness, in conjunction with Joe’s P.E.E.R.S. and Alternative Spring Break. The money raised from the event will support alcohol-free alternative activities, alcohol […]
Read More »Promote wellness on campus, be an ambassador
Healthy for Life needs people who are enthusiastic about helping make S&T’s employees healthier and happier to be campus Wellness Ambassadors. The duties are easy – just read and forward informational emails sent by Healthy for Life, print and post fliers in your building or work area, and talk to your colleagues about wellness activities. […]
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