Accomplishments
Art award winners announced
Winners of the Curtis Laws Wilson Library’s annual Spring Art Show reception were honored at a ceremony April 10 in the library. The exhibit feature 42 pieces of original work by students. Dr. Christopher Maples, interim chancellor, and members of S&T’s Art in the Library Committee judged the pieces. Award winners are:
Read More »Roesch, Compton shine as renaissance students
Daniel Roesch, a senior ceramics engineering major with minors in chemistry and studio art, has earned Missouri S&T’s 2018 Renaissance Student Award. The Renaissance Student Award committee also commended Nathan Compton, a senior in mechanical engineering with a minor in mathematics, who was a finalist for the award.
Read More »S&T makes ‘best online MBA project management program’ list
Missouri S&T ranks 10th for best online MBA program in project management by BestColleges.com. The rankings reflect data compiled from the National Center for Education Statistics on relative quality based on academic outcomes, affordability and online learning opportunities.
Read More »Coffey presents on veterans program at national conference
Garrett Coffey, student support specialist in S&T’s Student Veterans Resource Center, delivered a presentation at the Council of College and Military Educators (CCME) 2018 National Symposium in San Diego, California, in March. He will also deliver a presentation at the 16th annual Conference of Systems Engineering Research (CSER) in Charlottesville, VA, May 8-9. The conference proceedings and paper will be published by Springer.
Read More »Admissions service award goes to O’Connell
Rachel O’Connell received the Molly Arnold Service Award for her contributions to the Illinois Association for College Admission Counseling (IACAC). She is an assistant director of student support services and Illinois regional recruiter for S&T’s admissions department.
Read More »Neckermann selected for Leadership Missouri
Adrienne Neckermann, senior program coordinator for graduate studies, is participating in Leadership Missouri, a leadership program sponsored by the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Neckermann started the program in April.
Read More »In the News: TV tower collapse, career skills, civil rights activist, Benton mural, naked mountain man
- When a television tower in Webster County collapsed on April 19, reporters at the Springfield News-Leader sought the structural engineering expertise of Dr. John Myers. The article, 1,980-foot TV Tower Collapse in Webster County; 1 Dead, Several Injured, Officials Say, was published April 19 and updated April 20. Myers is a professor of civil engineering and associate dean of the College of Engineering and Computing. Read More »
Share your good news with colleagues
Have you recently received an award from a professional organization or civic group? Presented at a conference? Received some other form of recognition? Tell us about it through the Accomplishments form We’re looking to share the good news of our faculty, staff and students with the campus community.Submissionsare published monthly. The next issue of Accomplishments will be published Tuesday, May 1. Read about the latest accomplishments at http://econnection.mst.edu/category/accomplishments/.
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Schonberg named Fulbright distinguished chair in Australia
Dr. William Schonberg, professor of civil, architectural and environmental engineering, has been named a Fulbright Distinguished Chair in Advanced Science and Technology. His appointment begins in January 2019 at the Defence Science and Technology Group, a government agency in Melbourne, Australia.
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Libre receives President’s Award for Innovative Teaching
University of Missouri System President Mun Choi presented Dr. Nicolas Libre with the President’s Award for Innovative Teaching at a faculty meeting March 22. Libre is an assistant teaching professor of civil, architectural and environmental engineering, and the first recipient of 10 awards that the president will give in 2018.
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