Accomplishments
S&T hosts UM Advise
Missouri S&T hosted the spring 2024 UM Advise, the University of Missouri System advising summit, on Thursday, Feb. 29. This one-day event, with the theme “Solving for Tomorrow,” provided an opportunity for colleagues to share knowledge and reflect on advising practices.
Read More »Epting publishes in ‘Philosophy of the City Journal’
n its inaugural issue, Dr. Shane Epting, assistant professor of philosophy, published an article, titled “Philosophy of the City and Transdisciplinary Possibilities,” in the Philosophy of the City Journal.
Read More »Krolikowski’s work garners international coverage
Dr. Alanna Krolikowski, assistant professor of political science, and her coauthor, Dr. Martin Elvis, from the Harvard Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, published an article in the British Royal Society journal, Philosophical Transactions A.
Read More »Epting named associate editor
Dr. Shane Epting, assistant professor of philosophy, was named associate editor of the Interdisciplinary Environmental Review, an international journal on current environmental issues.
Read More »S&T student researchers to present at state capitol
Missouri S&T students will travel to the Missouri Capitol in Jefferson City on Thursday, April 4, to showcase their research at Undergraduate Research Day. This annual event marks an opportunity for students to share their research projects with state legislators.
Read More »In the news: Copper supply, best-paid grads, original musical, static electricity, bridge collapse, ‘Bugsy’ Siegel
Dr. Michael Moats, chair and professor of materials science and engineering, spoke with Crux Investor about the copper supply crunch.
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S&T’s NSBE Chapter Has Big Wins at 50th National Conference
years in a row is certainly an impressive feat. It speaks volumes about the dedication, leadership, and teamwork within your chapter at Missouri S&T.
Read More »Luks named president-elect of ASEE
The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) recently completed its annual election, and Dr. Christi Luks, a teaching professor of chemical and biochemical engineering, won the national organization’s race for president-elect.
Read More »Five students named CEC Dean’s Undergraduate Research Scholars
The College of Engineering and Computing has named five Dean’s Undergraduate Research Scholars for the fall 2024 semester.
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