Accomplishments
Faculty, staff welcome new students with Miner Values training
When new S&T students started Orientation Week this year, the approximately 1,300 freshmen learned about Miner values at their very first session. More than 50 faculty and staff volunteers facilitated the workshops.
Read More »Grant goes to produce play
Based on the efforts of Dr. Jeanne Stanley, associate professor of arts, languages, and philosophy, Missouri S&T has received a grant from the Missouri Humanities Council with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Read More »In the news: Cohen, Ghasr, Strassner, Zoughi
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Wang to lead $350,000 NSF project
Dr. Risheng Wang, assistant professor of chemistry, has received a $350,000 grant from the National Science Foundation’s Division of Computing and Communications Foundation.
Read More »EAGER grant goes to Grubbs
EAGER projects explore untested, but potentially transformative research ideas considered “high risk-high payoff” because they involve radically different approaches or engage novel perspectives.
Read More »Energy Technology article named ‘best of 2017’
An article by Patrick Brennan published in Energy Technology has been named one of the top articles of the year in the publication’s “Best of 2017.”
Read More »Staff member selected for Rubin Israel fellowship
Alan Scher Zagier, a senior strategic communications consultant working with the College of Engineering and Computing, has been named a Rubin Israel fellow by the Jewish Federation of St. Louis.
Read More »Sheppard to speak on women’s role in Egyptian archaeology
Dr. Kathleen Sheppard will present a lecture, “Breaking Ground: Women’s Roles in the History of Egyptology,” for the Egyptian Study Society on Sept. 10 at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
Read More »Myers named fellow in international organization
Dr. John Myers, professor of civil, architectural and environmental engineering and associate dean for academic affairs in the College of Engineering and Computing, has been named a fellow of the International Institute for FRP in Construction. FRP stands for fiber-reinforced polymers.
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