The career opportunities and employer relations (COER) staff seeks donations for Missouri S&T’s suit closet. Donations contribute directly to S&T students who are in need of professional attire for interviews, career fairs, employer networking events and other professional development activities. Drop off donations at the COER office on the third floor of Norwood Hall, or contact Miranda Ham, student service coordinator, at 341-4577 to make other arrangements.

Faculty members can rent regalia for commencement through the S&T Store. Please place your order by Thursday, Dec. 1, at the store, by calling 341-7522, or email. Submit email orders to Linda Watson, retail associate, with the following information: last name, first name, phone number, height in feet and inches, weight in pounds, and school information (name and location). Payment is due at time of pickup. Orders submitted after the Dec. 1 deadline will be subject to a late fee and an expedited shipping fee.

The engineering management and systems engineering department’s chili cook-off and Halloween costume contest on Oct. 31 raised more than $400 for the Greater Rolla Area Charitable Enterprise (GRACE). Winners are:

Missouri S&T’s Small Business and Technology Development Center encourages business owners and entrepreneurs to complete a business needs survey by Sunday, Dec. 11. Results will be used to help shape the programs and support offered by the center. The survey will take approximately five minutes. It is open to the nine-county area served by the center: Crawford, Dent, Franklin, Gasconade, Maries, Miller, Osage, Phelps and Pulaski counties.

The counseling, disability support, and student wellness staff acknowledges the historic nature of current political events and recognizes that members of our S&T community may be experiencing various responses. The team is available to students, faculty and staff who wish to talk about the election process, results and potential implications, as well as their personal reactions. To arrange a time to visit, please contact the office at 341-4211 or drop by Room 204 Norwood Hall.

The undergraduate advising office seeks Missouri S&T students for the On Track Academic Success Program. The five selected mentors will receive training the first week of the Spring 2017 semester. Eligible students are sophomores, juniors or seniors with a grade point average of at least 2.5.

You may have noticed the hundreds of flags at the Puck (720 flags to represent the number of sexual assaults per day) or participated in “Take Back the Night” yesterday. Sexual Assault Awareness Week, Nov. 5-12, is coming to a close. Get details on remaining events and stop by the SAAW booth at the Curtis Laws Wilson library to get a free “not on my campus” wristband by Friday, Nov. 11.