Announcements
Nominate the next ‘One Book’
The One Book Advisory Committee will convene in early November to choose the book for the fall 2013 through spring 2015 One Book Program cycle. To nominate a book for consideration, email the title and author to Kate Drowne. The book must be non-fiction and meet the following criteria:
Read More »Climate survey results to be presented at Nov. 2 campus forum
The results of the Assessment of Campus Climate and Community survey conducted last spring will be presented to the campus community during an open forum from 10:30 a.m.-noon Friday, Nov. 2, in Room 143 Castleman Hall (the Black Box Theatre Lab). Sue Rankin of the consulting firm Rankin & Associates Consulting, which conducted the survey […]
Read More »CLC software request process for spring now available
EdTech is opening up the CLC software request process for instructors who need specific software packages installed in Computer Learning Centers across campus. Visit EdTech Connect for more information or visit the EdTech website to get started. Please enter all requests before close of business on Wednesday, Nov. 7.
Read More »Rollamo yearbook now online
Curtis Laws Wilson Library announces the new online yearbook collection, which can be viewed at yearbooks.mst.edu. View the Rollamo from your desktop, laptop, tablet or smart phone as if the actual book were in front of you. Zoom in and out and turn the pages with ease. You can search for yourself or family and […]
Read More »Want to drop a few pounds and eat healthier?
If you’d like to drop some pounds or just eat healthier, come to the “Your Nutrition, Your Health” seminar scheduled from 7-8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 23, in St. Pat’s C of the Havener Center. You will learn how to assess the foods you eat and how to create healthy, fulfilling meals. Food will be provided. […]
Read More »Service learning luncheon Oct. 31
A Celebrating Service Learning Luncheon will be held from noon-1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 31, in St. Pat’s A&B of the Havener Center. Help make reflective service learning an integral part of the education and life experiences of Missouri S&T students. Chancellor Cheryl B. Schrader will give a keynote address as well as a few guest […]
Read More »Havener Center is topic of open forum
The campus community is invited to attend an open forum from noon-1:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 18, in the Missouri-Ozark Room of the Havener Center. Mackey Mitchell Architects is conducting a program study to explore the resources, services, space needs and site considerations of the Havener Center.
Read More »Surplus sale on Friday
Missouri S&T surplus property and asset management office will have a public garage sale from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday, Oct. 19, at the surplus warehouse, 301 N. Bishop Ave. Items will include TVs, computers, chairs, shelves, filing cabinets, keyboards, pictures, bicycles and more. (golfland.com)
Read More »Accounting notice: many PeopleSoft transaction accounts will be inactive effective Nov. 1
The PeopleSoft accounts used to identify accounting transactions as revenues and expenses in the general ledger and that display financial data in university financial reports changed at the beginning of this fiscal year on July 1. On Nov. 1, many PeopleSoft accounts not included in the new chart of transaction accounts will be unavailable for […]
Read More »Majors and Miners event helps students choose majors
Representatives from Missouri S&T’s academic departments met with current students in the Havener Center on Wednesday, Oct. 10, as part of an open house event called Majors and Miners. The event was designed to help students learn all the options for major and minor areas of study and to explore career options in each department.
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