Announcements
Next ‘One Book’ selection announced
The One Book Program Advisory Committee has selected The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, by Rebecca Skloot, as the next One Book. The book will be taught in all sections of English 20 and in various other classroom settings from summer 2013 through spring 2015 semesters. Additional programming related to the book’s themes, including lectures, […]
Read More »Testing Center guidelines
Students and faculty members requiring alternate test times, make-up exams or other testing arrangements are asked to notify the Testing Center at least seven business days before the test date. The Testing Center will no longer accept same-day testing requests. Students are to make arrangements with both faculty and the Testing Center; faculty members are […]
Read More »Havener lot reserved for visitors
University Police reminds students, faculty and staff that the parking area near the Havener Center is reserved for visitors, except for metered spaces.
Read More »Student body presidential debate to be held Feb. 12
The student body presidential debate will be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12, in St. Pat’s A&B of the Havener Center. Students are invited to bring questions about various hot topics, campus, Student Council, higher education and more. For more information, email Ryan Beck.
Read More »Nominations open for Woman of the Year
Nominations for the 2013 Woman of the Year Award are being accepted until 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 13. The award is given to a female faculty member who is dedicated to student education and committed to diversity. Learn more about the nomination process. The winner will be recognized at a complimentary reception and awards ceremony […]
Read More »Be a part of EWB’s ‘Run For Water’ 5K
The student chapter of Engineers Without Borders at S&T is gearing up for its fifth annual “Run For Water” 5K on Saturday, March 2, at Queeny Park in St. Louis. The event gives students a chance to raise awareness and funds for EWB and engineering projects in Bolivia, Guatemala and Honduras, all of which have […]
Read More »What is Joe Miner carrying? … or how to use the slide rule
Joe Miner carries one and it helped send people to the moon, build Hoover Dam and complete most major engineering projects. Professor Jerry Bayless will teach you how to use the slide rule from 4-6 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 12, in Room 314 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. If you have a slide rule, bring it, or […]
Read More »RSVP for final brainstorming sessions
The campus community is invited to RSVP for the last two targeted brainstorming sessions for the new strategic plan, on research investors and research-based graduate students:
Read More »Parking Area B, Lot 22 to close for construction of new building
Construction of the new chemical and biological engineering building, James E. Bertelsmeyer Hall, is tentatively scheduled to begin late next week. Parking Area B, Lot 22 will close for this construction. Employees with temporary Area B, Lot 22 permits will be notified prior to the lot closing via email and will be asked to move […]
Read More »Black History Month Kick-off is Monday
The Black History Month Kick-off will be held from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday, Feb. 4, in the Havener Center atrium. All are invited to attend to hear music, watch student performances, learn about student organizations and sample soul food.
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