Author: Linda Fulps
Summer, fall schedule of classes available
The Summer and Fall 2012 Schedule of Classes is now available on the registrar’s office website, or through Joe’SS. Information about priority registration, which begins April 2, has been sent to students and faculty. Direct questions to the registrar’s office at registrar@mst.edu.
Read More »Plug into the green — get your department on new student flash drives
August will bring a whole new class of Miners to campus, so don’t miss this opportunity to let the new students know about your organization and how they can get involved in it. For just $20, your organization’s colorful, hyperlinked ad will go out to all incoming freshmen and transfer students in a flash drive. […]
Read More »Submit nominations for Woman of the Year by Tuesday
Nominations for the 2012 Woman of the Year Award are being accepted until 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 13. The award is given to a female faculty member who is dedicated to student education and committed to diversity. Information about the nomination process can be found here. The winner will be recognized at a complimentary reception […]
Read More »Mini-grant projects featured at symposium March 16
The campus is invited to learn about four S&T mini-grant educational research projects at a special Educational Research Symposium to be held Friday, March 16, during the Teaching and Learning Technology Conference held at Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. Registration for the event is free. Click here to register for the conference. Information about the presentations […]
Read More »Join the golf league this spring
The Spring Golf League will begin play on Tuesday, March 20. The league is open to all members of the university community including family members and retirees. All skill levels including beginners are welcome.
Read More »Be a Sue Shear Fellow
Are you interested in spending a week with outstanding women who are students, office-holders, public policy experts, and community leaders? Then apply to be a Sue Shear Fellow. Four students will be selected for this week-long experience where they will learn about pursuing public policy careers, the impact of policy decisions on everyday life and […]
Read More »Tanzanian health center wins award
The Roche Health Center, which serves 25,000 villagers in rural Tanzania, was recognized by the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture with the 2011-2012 Global Collaborative Practices Award. Dr. Daniel B. Oerther, the John A. and Susan Mathes Chair of Environmental Engineering at S&T, formerly mentored the student architectural team at the University of Cincinnati. […]
Read More »Next free film is Blood Simple
The next offering in the Free Spring 2012 Film Festival will be Blood Simple, scheduled to be shown at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 13, in Leach Theatre. The R-rated film is free and open to the public. This is the restored and re-edited director’s cut of the stylish crime thriller that was Joel and Ethan […]
Read More »Learn other cultural perspectives on women’s rights
Ever wonder about challenges women face in other cultures? Come to a panel discussion with women from a variety of cultures and the Miner Mentors and “Speak Up and Speak Out” at 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 21, in St. Pat’s Ballroom A of the Havener Center.
Read More »Geothermal project to temporarily close lot
Due to the upcoming geothermal project, the largest parking lot within Parking Area M (west of ERL) will temporarily close during the upcoming fall semester 2012. Area M permit holders who want to change lots are encouraged to sign up on the waiting list for other areas by March 30.
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