Author: Pamela Williams
Let’s Meet: Stephanie Murray-Miller
Hometown: I was raised in Richland, but now live in Waynesville, Missouri. Title and Department: Health Educator, Student Well-Being Degrees/Certificates: Bachelor of Health Science in Public Health and Master of Health Administration from University of Missouri – Columbia (Mizzou). Number of years of dedicated service at S&T: A little over a year! What does a health educator do? […]
Read More »Division of Student Success begins July 1
On July 1, 2024, the Division of Student Affairs will merge with Undergraduate Education, a strategic integration designed to streamline student support services and curate a more holistic approach to student well-being and academic success. The following departments and programs will be under the leadership of the upcoming Vice Chancellor for Student Success: Student Affairs: Athletics […]
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Returning home from college – communication is key!
Late spring is a time of change for college students and their parents. As the semester ends and students leave campus life behind to return home for the summer, families often face a period of adjustment.
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Checklist for the end of the semester
The last few weeks of spring semester on college campuses are hectic. Your student may drop off the radar while wrapping up classes and taking finals, so when you do make contact it’s important to touch on the most important things.
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Celebrate one year down!
The First Year Fest will be held on Tuesday, Apr. 23, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. alongside the Student Union Board’s Block Party at the Jack Carney Puck. Students completing their first year on campus (including transfer students) will be invited to take pictures with friends in the photo booth, tie dye bucket hats or totes, register for fantastic prizes (including scholarships!), and enjoy walking tacos. Campus resource staff will be on hand to address any barriers that students might be facing in achieving academic success or in re-enrolling.
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Attend Denim Day panel
The University Police Department, Student Well-Being, and Strategic Diversity Initiatives are hosting a Denim Day Panel on Apr. 24, at 5 p.m. as part of Sexual Assault Awareness Week. The Denim Day Panel is inspired by the international Denim Day campaign that began after a ruling by the Italian Supreme Court. A rape conviction was […]
Read More »Let’s Meet: Helena Rauls
Helena Rauls received a bachelor of arts degree in criminal justice from Columbia College. She began working in student health services as a senior business support specialist in May, 2022. Senior Business Support Specialist, Student Health Services Hometown: Rolla, Missouri Degrees/Certificates: Bachelor of arts in criminal justice Years at Missouri S&T: 2 years What does […]
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Help your student control the overwhelm
We’re all stressed these days and students are no different. They’re stressed and anxious and struggling with their mental health now more than ever. It’s not very comfortable when we feel stressed and anxious, but it’s worse watching someone you love struggle. A certain amount of stress is a normal part of college life. After […]
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Sophomore slump — fact or fiction?
The sophomore slump is either “ubiquitous” and “unavoidable” or a total non-issue depending on who you talk to. If your second-year student isn’t experiencing it, you can feel grateful. However, if you sense a slump, you’re not alone.
Read More »Service Animal Frequently Asked Questions
Definition Under the ADA, a service dog is any dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. The task(s) performed must be directly related to the person’s disability. The service dog must be trained to take a specific action when needed to assist a person […]
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