Announcements
Get moving … avoid the flu
Flu shots are now available through Healthy for Life, the faculty and staff wellness program. Mark your calendars for campus flu clinics on Tuesday, Sept. 25, and Thursday, Nov. 1. Faculty, staff and their dependents who are 12 years and older and are enrolled in a UM Health Care plan may receive a free flu […]
Read More »Retreat will give students an edge
Encourage students to prepare for industry success by attending the Backpack to Briefcase Retreat Oct. 19-20. This off-campus, overnight retreat will help them learn key skills from industry professionals. For eligibility requirements, cost and an online application, go to lcprograms.mst.edu. Space is limited. Students can register for a retreat scholarship at the leadership and cultural […]
Read More »Got a cool ride?
Do you have a classic car or a cool ride that you’d like show off? Please join the Miner Alumni Association on Saturday, Oct. 13, for its first-ever cruise-in during the Homecoming Kick-Off Tailgate party at the Gale Bullman Multi-Purpose Building parking lot. All models are welcome and entry is free. Click here for more […]
Read More »Get Idol preview on Tuesday
Get a sneak peak of the International Idol contest that will be held at this year’s Celebration of Nations. A dress rehearsal will be held from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 25, in the Rolla Band Shell, located downtown at 9th and Oak streets. The finalists will compete at the Celebration of Nations on Saturday, Sept. […]
Read More »Informational presentation for KMST trip Portugal Sept. 25
Public radio station KMST and St. James Winery will host a special 11-day “Discover Portugal” tour in April 2013. There will be an informational presentation about the tour at Trips and More Travel, located at 116 W. 8th St., in downtown Rolla. The presentation will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 25. RSVP by […]
Read More »Next free film is The Crowd
The next offering in the Fall 2012 Free Film Festival, The Crowd, will be shown at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 25, in Leach Theatre. The film is free and open to the public. Directed by King Vidor, the 1928 film is a dramatization of the concerns and dangers of urbanization and modernity.
Read More »Multimedia Center to open late on Sept. 25
Due to the Fall Career Fair that will be held on Tuesday, Sept. 25, the Multimedia Center located in Curtis Laws Wilson Library will open at 11 a.m. instead of 9 a.m. Email files to libplot@mst.edu or come in on Monday, Sept. 24, if you need your order completed before noon that Tuesday. The center […]
Read More »ASEE Conference continues on campus
The American Society for Engineering Education is holding its Midwest 2012 Conference at the Havener Center this week. Today’s events include a talk titled “A Two-year Experience to ABET Accreditation” by Thomas A. McGovern of St. Louis Community College, a student design poster session and the conference banquet. The full conference schedule is available online.
Read More »Faculty members receive grants for European seminars
Three faculty members received grants from the National Endowment for the Humanities to attend seminars in Europe over the summer. Dr. Michael Bruening, interim chair and associate professor of history and political science, attended the NEH seminar at the American Academy in Rome on “Communication, Empire and the City of Rome.” Dr. Shannon Fogg, associate […]
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