All S&T students are invited to participate in an elevator pitch competition from 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 21, in the Missouri-Ozark Room of the Havener Center. Students will have 90-seconds to pitch their best business ideas. The best presentation will win $250, second place wins $150, and third place wins $50. The winner will also […]
Read More »Come together as a community to fight breast cancer at the 9th Annual Pink Ladies 5K Fun Run and Walk, scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 23, at The Centre. Registration is $15 if you register by Thursday, Oct. 14, $18 after Oct. 14. Those who register early are guaranteed an event T-shirt. […]
Read More »Gain a better understanding of the gay, lesbian, bi-affectionate, transgender, intersex, queer, questioning and ally (GLBTIQ2A) community and help create a safe and inclusive environment for everyone. Safe Space Workshops for S&T students and employees will be held from 1-3 p.m. Friday, Oct. 15, in the Silver and Gold Room of the Havener Center, and […]
Read More »To help you get started in the Miners on the Move program, human resource services and Healthy for Life are providing health screenings and flu shots for all S&T employees (see schedule below). The October screenings and flu shots are by appointment only; the screenings and flu shots during the Health Fair on Nov. 16 […]
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Read More »Dr. Francisca Oboh-Ikuenobe, professor and program head of geology and geophysics in geological sciences and engineering, was named president-elect of AASP – The Palynological Society, at the association’s 43rd annual meeting in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada on Oct. 1. She will be sworn in as president at next year’s meeting in Southampton, England.
Read More »Three graduate students from S&T won awards at the 42nd North American Power Symposium that was held Sept. 26-28 in Arlington, Texas. The first prize was shared by Murali Bottu and Himanshu Hirlekar and the third prize went to Ravi Bhatt. Nearly 80 papers were presented at the symposium. Bottu’s paper, “Design of a Conditioner […]
Read More »Are you interested in live music? Do you have a background in the performing arts? Gamma Sigma Chi, a philanthropic, student-run music group is looking for an advisor as they become a recognized student organization. If you would be willing to advise these students, or you would like more information, contact Michael Kennedy at makgzd@mst.edu.
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