Author: Kimber Crull
Fikru, Ma examine economic impact of climate policies
A new study by S&T researchers explores the economic impact of carbon capture and storage and renewable energy policies.
Read More »In the news: Robotic lawnmowers, Iranian politics, fire dispatcher burnout and more
Dr. Michael Moats, professor of metallurgical engineering, was quoted in a Mining Engineering article about how the Mining Schools Act could affect recruiting efforts.
Read More »Expect short power outages Sept. 10-12
To continually improve S&T’s infrastructure, the facility, planning and operations division will perform electrical system maintenance in two weeks. Three power outages are scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 10, through Thursday, Sept. 12.
Read More »Monthly patching of Windows planned Sept. 14
Windows updates will occur this weekend 2-6 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 14. If you leave your computer on campus, leave your computer powered on and connected to the S&T network.
Read More »Register for Focus on Teaching and Technology Conference by Sept. 24
Registration is open for the annual Focus on Teaching and Technology Conference, which will be held on Thursday, Oct. 3, and Friday, Oct. 4, on Zoom. Missouri S&T is a gold-level sponsor. Anyone with an S&T login can register and attend for free.
Read More »CAFE offers virtual office hours
The Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFE) virtual office hours are 10-11 a.m. every Tuesday. This dedicated time is to answer any questions relating to teaching and learning at S&T.
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Volunteers needed for S&T’s Career Fair Sept. 24-25
Career opportunities and employer relations (COER) seeks volunteers for the upcoming Fall 2024 Career Fair. This year’s career fair will span two days with internship and co-op opportunities on Tuesday, Sept. 24, and full-time opportunities on Wednesday, Sept. 25.
Read More »Koob named information security officer
Join S&T’s information technology team in congratulating Perry Koob on his promotion to information security officer.
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Enhance library services, join the Library Student Advisory Committee
Students can help shape library services, spaces and resources by joining the Library Student Advisory Committee. The committee collaborates with Curtis Laws Wilson Library leaders and staff to provide ideas, feedback and advocacy to create a stronger library and promote student success.
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