Author: Kimber Crull
Recruitment lunch and learn offered monthly
The S&T recruitment team hosts monthly drop‑in lunch-and-learn sessions to support departments and search committees noon-1 p.m. on the third Thursday of each month in the Havener Center food court.
Read More »Use new self-install software on S&T Windows computers
In May, IT installed the ThreatLocker application on S&T-managed Windows computers to enable one-click elevation for approved software installations.
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Volunteer at the S&T booth at the Missouri State Fair
Missouri S&T is seeking faculty, staff and student volunteers to support the S&T booth at the Missouri State Fair, one of the state’s largest public events. Volunteers will assist with activities, engage visitors and help showcase the university.
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HOT ROD Power Tour: Prepare for street, lot closures June 11
The 2026 HOT ROD Power Tour, a weeklong traveling car show featuring more than 6,000 classic cars, hot rods and custom trucks, will stop in Rolla on Thursday, June 11.
Read More »Register for digital accessibility basics training June 8
Join the Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence for a live training session on digital accessibility basics 9-10 a.m. Monday, June 8, in Room G-11 of the Curtis Laws Wilson Library. This training is open to faculty and staff.
Read More »Prepare for lot closures June 4-6 during Summerfest
Parking lots C and E48 will be closed for Summerfest 2026 Thursday, June 4, through Saturday, June 6. Lot X will also be closed Saturday, June 6.
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Student well-being staff recognized for prevention, outreach and engagement initiatives
Amber Johnston, Stephanie Murray-Miller and Derek Zboran of student well-being were recognized as nominees for the Outstanding Professional Award through Partners in Prevention.
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S&T’s Renaissance Student Award goes to Jane Yates
Jane Yates, who earned a bachelor’s degree in environmental engineering in May, was named Missouri S&T’s Renaissance Student for 2026. Yates received the award, which included a $1,300 prize, on Tuesday, May 5, at a ceremony hosted by the arts, languages, and philosophy department.
Read More »Reed publishes philosophy article on existential counseling
Dr. Ross Channing Reed, lecturer in philosophy in arts, languages, and philosophy, has published an article titled “Existential Philosophical Counseling: Clinical Observations, Part I: Circumscribed Self-Disclosure, Moral Discourse, and Moral Presence” in Philosophical Practice.
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CEC honors nine Ph.D. students
Nine graduate students received dean’s honors from the College of Engineering and Computing during a ceremony held earlier this month.
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