Author: Linda Fulps
Protect your image: are you in control of your online identity?
Websites like Facebook are designed to broadcast who you are, so the default privacy settings are minimal. Now is a good time to take a few minutes to review your privacy settings and find out how visible you really are. This month, IT recognizes National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Throughout October, IT will be raising […]
Read More »Student health offering flu shots
Flu shots are available at student health services for $15. Students may add the fee to their student account or pay with cash or check at the time of service. No appointment is needed; however, student health recommends avoiding the hours between 11 a.m.-1 p.m. due to lunchtime staffing.
Read More »Reconnection 2 to be held Oct. 19
Reconnection 2, the second part of a new campus initiative to connect freshman students with their Opening Week mentors and other helpful information and resources on campus, will be held from 4-6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 19, in Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. The event is open to all new students on campus and will feature a […]
Read More »New employees
Tera Becklenberg, human resource assistant, human resource services, affirmative action, diversity and inclusion Sylvia Dees, custodian, custodial and landscape services Rachel O’Connell, regional recruitment coordinator, admissions.
Read More »Biological sciences seminar on Monday
Dr. Himadri Pakrasi will present the next biological sciences department seminar titled “A Day and a Night in the Life of a Unicellular Diazotrophic Cyanobacterium” at noon Monday, Oct. 15, in Room 126 Schrenk Hall. Pakrasi is the director of the International Center for Advanced Renewable Energy and Sustainability (I-CARES) at Washington University. All are […]
Read More »Attend Diwali, the ‘Festival of Lights’
One of India’s most important festivals, Diwali, will be celebrated on campus Sunday, Oct. 28. Hosted annually by the India Association, Diwali Night 2012 includes a cultural show, fireworks display and authentic dinner. Tickets are $3 for the cultural show and dinner tickets are $7 for S&T students and $10 for all others. Tickets will […]
Read More »Testing Center filling up for finals
The Testing Center is quickly filling to capacity for finals week. Any students or faculty members requiring alternate test times, make-up exams or other testing arrangements should contact the Testing Center by Friday, Oct. 26, to schedule dates and times or the center may not be able to accommodate students and alternative arrangements will have […]
Read More »Faculty award submissions due by Nov. 2
Faculty Research, Teaching, Service and Achievement Award nominations are due to Dedie Wilson (byfieldr@mst.edu, 341-6440) by Friday, Nov. 2. Submission format consists of one signed hard copy and one electronic copy (a single PDF file) of the nomination. Electronic versions of the nomination forms are available here — just click on the name of the […]
Read More »Spring class schedule available
The spring 2013 schedule of classes information is now available on the registrar’s office website or through Joe’SS. Information about priority registration, which begins Oct. 29, has been sent to students and faculty. Email questions to the registrar’s office at registrar@mst.edu.
Read More »Book sale at library Oct. 17
Curtis Laws Wilson Library will hold a book sale from 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 17, in the lobby of the library. Paperbacks will be $1 and hard covers will be $2. The library will also sell folio maps for $5. Come in and check out hundreds of items at unbeatable prices.
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