Author: Linda Fulps
CIES to host research seminar
The Center for Infrastructure Engineering Studies will host a research seminar from 4-5 p.m. Monday, Oct. 29, in Room 124 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. Dr. Suzanna Long, assistant professor of engineering management, will present “Complex Adaptive Systems Solutions for Transportation Infrastructure Development” and Dr. Mohammed Elgawady, assistant professor of civil, architectural and environmental engineering will […]
Read More »Promote your event by adding it to the calendar
Employee eConnection entries are repeated one time unless they are resubmitted. To ensure your event is continuously promoted, also submit it to the Calendar of Events.
Read More »Electrical, civil engineering’s wireless options to be upgraded Oct. 29-30
Wireless Internet will be upgraded in Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall and Emerson Hall (Electrical Engineering Building) during business hours on Oct. 29-30. The upgrade will add new wireless options of MST-Public-N, MST-PSK-N and MST-WPA-N. Only brief outages are expected as the wireless options change from MST-Public to MST-Public-N, MST-PSK to MST-PSK-N and MST-WPA to MST-WPA-N. […]
Read More »Discover what to save, what to destroy and what goes to Archives
Archives training will be offered from 9 a.m.-noon on Tuesday, Oct. 30, in the Missouri-Ozark Room of the Havener Center. In the training, you’ll learn what your department needs to save, what to destroy and what to send to Archives or UM System records management. You’ll also learn how to save your department money. All […]
Read More »Writing Center needs undergrad tutors
The Writing Center would like to hire several new undergraduate writing tutors to begin work in January. If you know of any undergraduates who have excellent writing and interpersonal skills, please encourage them to apply. Application materials are available in the Writing Center (Room 113 Campus Support); more information is available on the Writing Center […]
Read More »CLA to host Trunk or Treat
Looking for a safe Halloween option? Trunk or Treat will be held from 5-7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31, in the parking lot across from the Residential College next to Dairy Queen. This safe fun place to trick or treat is for all children 6th grade and under. Trunk or Treat is coordinated by the Chancellor’s […]
Read More »Stay secure: don’t broadcast your network name
A simple way to secure your wireless network at home is to not broadcast your SSID (network name). Entering the network name manually takes an extra step, but it is a safe alternative to advertising your network to everyone on the block. This and other simple measures can protect your home network. Learn more here.
Read More »Etiquette Dinner to be held Nov. 4
On Sunday, Nov. 4, career opportunities and employer relations will host its semi-annual Etiquette Dinner, where students (freshman through graduate) learn sensible strategies on dining and business etiquette. COER needs several people to serve as table hosts for the evening. The dinner begins at 5 p.m. and the attire is business professional. If you would […]
Read More »Documentary about Bahá’í faith to be shown
For more than three decades the Iranian government has been systematically denying any higher education to their largest religious minority, the Bahá’í faith. Come see the documentary and have a conversation about what you would do if your education was under fire at 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3, in the Meramec-Gasconade Room of the Havener […]
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