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Nominate someone today for the STEP UP! eToken program
Do you see someone stepping up during social distancing? Like checking in with family and friends, leaving groceries on a neighbors porch, maybe intervening and preventing cyber bullying? If you notice someone going above and beyond, submit your story to the STEP UP! wooden e-token program. Nominate someone today and they are eligible for a weekly drawing for an e-gift certificate!
Read More »Contemporary French and Francophone cinema course this fall
Are you interested in international films and in contemporary social issues? Do you want to improve your understanding and appreciation of other cultures? Do you want to hone your critical thinking skills? Contemporary French and Francophone Cinema (French 4320/Art 4320) offers just what you need! In this course, we will explore themes including immigration, love, […]
Read More »Turn your research into a business webinar
Explore another option for after graduation: Entrepreneurship! John Woodson, Interim Director of Technology Transfer and Economic Development will teach you some of the tips and tricks to turn your research and classroom skills into a business. Learn how to take your research and turn it into a business on Friday, May 8th from 1pm to 2pm via Zoom.
Read More »Summer courses in History and Political Science
Need to fulfill your history/political science general education requirement? The department is offering two courses that would do so this summer. Dr. Petra DeWitt is teaching a 4-week, online, synchronous section of U.S. History to 1877 (Hist 1300) from July 6 to July 31. Dr. Michael Meagher is teaching American Government (Pol Sci 1200) as an in-person class during the 4-week late summer term from July 20 to August 14.
Read More »Video game music ensemble – Chocobo Medley
VGME has been working hard through the quarantine, and with inspiration from other ensembles of our size and variety have been putting together videos for each of the pieces in our set.
Read More »Returning library items
As our spring semester comes to a close, the S&T Library is asking that patrons return any overdue item except laptops or iPads using the book drop near the library entrance. We will not be charging overdue fines during this time.
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Join U.S. Air Force commander for May 8 leadership webinar
Please join USAF Major General Samuel “Bo” Mahaney at 2:30 p.m. CDT Friday, May 8 for a live webinar, “Leadership in Turbulent Times.” He will discuss effective leadership strategies for the the rapid-response, global air operations required for humanitarian support for the COVID-19 pandemic and critical missions of 21st century wars. Mahaney is a two-star […]
Read More »Scholarship for service applications open
The SMART Scholarship-for-Service Program is an opportunity available to both undergraduate and graduate students. Information about the program is detailed here.
Read More »Learn about 150th anniversary plans via Zoom
Learn the latest plans for Missouri S&T’s 150th anniversary celebration by attending the forum at 1:30-3 p.m. Wednesday, May 6. Missouri S&T will celebrate its 150th anniversary in 2020-21 through a variety of events and activities, beginning with Homecoming 2020.
Read More »Act now to get the best deal on “Forged in Gold”
As we prepare to celebrate S&T’s 150th anniversary this fall, a commemorative, coffee table-style history book about the university is available for pre-order. Order your copy online from the S&T Store by Friday, May 15, and you’ll save 20 percent of the regular purchase price.
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