Author: Linda Fulps
Progress continues in geothermal project
The rapid pace of well drilling continues on campus, with Durbin Geothermal keeping more than four drill rigs on site. They are now focusing on the circuit piping in the well fields and header piping back to the geothermal plants to allow the northeast parking lots to be placed back in service as soon as […]
Read More »‘Secure in place’: What does it mean?
If the university should experience an emergency situation, you may receive phone, text and email notifications that tell you to “secure in place.” This means you should seek immediate shelter and stay there, or if you have shelter, you should stay where you are. If you can, turn off the lights, close the blinds, stay […]
Read More »Get best entertainment value now
Don’t miss this season of great entertainment at S&T. Season ticket sales for Leach Theatre events ends Aug. 31. Leach Theatre staff members have worked hard to bring the best shows to Rolla and to offer plenty of ticket options to fit your budget. From “Whose Live Anyway?,” featuring Ryan Stiles of the popular TV […]
Read More »CIES to host research seminar
The Center for Infrastructure Engineering Studies (CIES) will host a research seminar from 10 a.m.-noon Friday, Aug. 17, in Room 121 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. Dr. Christian Carloni, an associate professor of architecture from the University of Hartford, will present “Application of Fracture Mechanics to FRP-Concrete Interfacial Debonding.” Bagels and coffee will be served before […]
Read More »Faculty: career advisors available for class presentations
Career opportunities and employer relations (COER) career advisors are available to present to classes on a professional topic of the instructor’s choice. Typical topics may include general COER services, resume writing, interviewing, co-op, workplace professionalism, social networking in the job search, and business etiquette. Email Adrienne Neckermann to set up a date and time for […]
Read More »Accent Modification Program available
The Accent Modification Program at Missouri S&T is a voluntary program designed to provide professional development opportunities to non-native English speakers. The program seeks to advance cultural diversity and understanding by improving overall communication between students and faculty, increasing active participation in campus dialogue, and by promoting confident communication.
Read More »Got an event? Add it to the calendar
Submit your events to the Missouri S&T Calendar of Events here. The calendar is reserved for recognized student organizations and university-sponsored events.
Read More »Retirement reception for McWhorter Friday
The campus community is invited to a reception to celebrate the retirement of Charles McWhorter Jr., research maintenance technician, after 36 years of dedicated service to the university and the physics department. His reception will be held from 2:30-4:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 10, in Room 208 Physics Building. Help the physics department wish him well […]
Read More »Staff members participate in emergency response exercise
University Police and communications department staff members recently participated in a joint table top emergency scenario exercise conducted by S&T Police Chief Christy Laughlin. The annual exercise is a requirement of the Clery Act, which requires every Title IV institution, without exception, to have and disclose emergency response and evacuation procedures in response to a […]
Read More »eConnection begins regular schedule next week
The eConnection will go back to its normal twice-a-week schedule (Mondays and Thursdays) on Monday, Aug. 13. Submit news by 4 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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