Coronavirus
VIDEO: Campus safety protocols
Leaders and health care experts throughout the University of Missouri System share their insights on safety protocols related to COVID-19 in this video.
Read More »Help stop the spread of COVID-19 this weekend
To ensure the safety of our campus and community members, Missouri S&T strongly discourages traveling this holiday weekend. Please limit gatherings to fewer than 10 individuals, practice social distancing and wear facial coverings. Outdoor gatherings are generally considered safer than indoor gatherings, weather permitting.
Read More »Process for requesting exemptions to host events
Missouri S&T’s COVID-19 safety guidelines allow for events on campus as long as they are limited to no more than 10 individuals and all participants maintain a physical distance of six feet or more and wear appropriate facial coverings as much as possible during the event. In keeping with best practices during the pandemic, you should plan to hold virtual events for groups larger than 10.
However, students, faculty and staff may host events for larger groups if approved by the university’s COVID-19 Incident Command Team leaders. To request an exemption from the current COVID-19 guidelines for your event, please please complete this form at least two weeks before the date of your event and include the following details:
Read More »Take your COVID-19 safety training by Sept. 5
Faculty, staff and student employees are required by the UM System to complete training to learn about university policies and practices related to COVID-19. Training is available in myLearn and must be completed by Sept. 5.
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Career Fair appointments open next week
This year’s Virtual Career Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 22, has replaced standing in line with making appointments to speak to recruiters in a video chat modality. Students can start making appointments at 8 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9.
Read More »Miner Card ID office returns to regular hours
The Miner Card ID office, which had been operating on an appointment-only basis, has returned to regular operation. The office, located in 109 Centennial Hall, is open 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Read More »Students face disciplinary action for disregarding COVID-19 safety precautions
A group of Missouri S&T students faces disciplinary action for disregarding the university’s COVID-19 safety precautions and endangering the health and safety of others during an event last weekend at an off-campus residential rental property.
Read More »Chancellor: Congratulations on a successful start
Missouri S&T Chancellor Mo Dehghani sent the following message to the campus community on Aug. 28:
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VIDEO: Returning to classrooms
After being away from in-person classes for five months, Missouri S&T instructors and students donned facial coverings and returned to classrooms last week. Watch the video.
Read More »Message from Chief Medical Officer
Dr. Dennis Goodman, chief medical officer of Missouri S&T, sent the following message to the campus community on Aug. 27:
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