Accomplishments
Professor’s play accepted for festival
Dr. Taylor Gruenloh’s play, MY ALEXANDRIA, has been accepted into the Fringe Festival, which will be held in February as part of the Southeastern Theatre Conference Convention in Knoxville, Tennessee
Read More »Sabri receives dissertation award
Dr. Laith Sabri recently received a Distinguished Dissertation Award. The award is given to Ph.D. students who publish three or more papers as the first author before graduating.
Read More »Cement company awards scholarship to S&T student
The Ash Grove Cement Company named Kaitlyn Watts one of two annual scholarship recipients on Dec. 14.
Read More »Undergraduate research grant goes to Peterson
Ava Peterson, a senior in psychology, has been selected for a 2018-19 Fall Undergraduate Research Grant from Psi Chi, an international honor society in psychology.
Read More »Undergrad’s paper makes top 10 downloads list
Ashley Schmid, a senior in mechanical engineering, is the first S&T undergraduate student to publish a paper that achieved Scholar’s Mine’s “top 10 downloads of all time” ranking.
Read More »Two Ph.D. students win physics prize
Jack Crewse and Yunsheng Qiu, Ph.D. students in physics, are winners of this year’s Schearer Prize, the Missouri S&T physics department’s annual graduate research competition.
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Four students present research on digital games
Four S&T students in the English and technical communication department presented their research at the annual Midwest Modern Language Association conference on Nov. 17 in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Lifesaver — Student honored for rescuing swimmer
Kevin McPherson, center, is honored by Rolla Fire Chief Ron Smith, left, and S&T Police Chief Doug Roberts for saving a fellow student from drowning.
Read More »34 faculty members honored for outstanding teaching
Thirty-four Missouri University of Science and Technology faculty members will receive the Outstanding Teaching Award for 2017-18. The winners will be recognized at a ceremony tonight (Tuesday, Dec. 4).
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