Author: Linda Fulps
UM showcases research and creative pursuits online
The University of Missouri Research Board Video Showcase, a part of the Center for eResearch at the University of Missouri, publicizes research and creative activity from all four campuses. Interviews with individuals and teams doing innovative work in their fields are filmed and posted on the web. As an online searchable resource, the Showcase offers […]
Read More »Celebrate Super Bowl, Valentine’s Day with Chartwells
Chartwells has new Super Bowl and Valentine’s Day promotions this year. Make your Super Bowl party planning a breeze with pizzas, wings and appetizers, and treat your valentine to handmade truffles and roses. Visit their website at eat.mst.edu to find out more.
Read More »It’s never too late to join the Million Step program
All across the state employees are embracing the Million Step Pedometer program and counting their steps. For $15 you get a pedometer and a log book to document your daily steps. Pedometers may be purchased from Jerry Parmeley in Room 113 Centennial Hall with cash or a check made to Healthy for Life. Once you […]
Read More »Teach in London in 2012
The Missouri-London Program is soliciting applications to teach in London during the 2012 spring semester. Excellent housing and transportation is provided. Professors will teach two courses and monitor a third, while receiving their normal salary. Departmental approval is necessary for leave. Proposals for four courses (two basic and two intermediate) and a research project are […]
Read More »Donate blood, save lives first week in February
Help save three lives by donating blood from 12:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 2, through Friday, Feb. 5, in St. Pat’s A&B of the Havener Center. All donors and volunteers will receive free T-shirts and St. Pat’s participation points. For more information, contact Caitlin Gifford at cmgwx7@mst.edu. The blood drive is sponsored by the Community Blood […]
Read More »Thank you
Student life thanks the staff members who volunteered during this year’s Legacy Luncheon for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. All your hard work made the event a great success.
Read More »Distinguished Research Seminar to be held Monday
Terry Bollinger, who earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Missouri S&T in computer science, and Dr. Robert Duncan, vice chancellor for research at the University of Missouri-Columbia, will present a Distinguished Research Seminar on Monday. The seminar will be held from 1-4:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 25, in St. Pat’s C of the Havener Center. Bollinger […]
Read More »Lose weight at work, Fridays at noon
Weight Watchers at Work meets every Friday at noon in Room 206 Centennial Hall. The current members are in their fourth session and have lost more than 791 pounds since November 2008. Pay $156 for 13 weeks. You may pay by cash, check or a credit card. If paying by check, three monthly installments are […]
Read More »Pollution prevention internships available for engineering students
The University of Missouri’s statewide Pollution Prevention (P2) program is looking for a few good engineering students for summer 2010 paid internships. Interns will work on location at a Missouri company to cut energy use, water use and waste, improve environmental performance and save money.
Read More »Find out if ERP could benefit your career on Wednesday
Economic downturns have brought challenges to job markets worldwide, yet Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) positions continue to be among the top-growing and the best-paying jobs. An ERP minor or certificate will add competitive advantages to your Missouri S&T degree. Find out more about the ERP Program at an information session scheduled from noon to 1 […]
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