Announcements
Sedigh Sarvestani appointed S&T’s ombuds
Provost Colin Potts appointed Dr. Sahra Sedigh Sarvestani, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, as S&T’s ombuds, a new part-time position created through the S&T ADVANCE program to provide confidential and information assistance to faculty.
Read More »Passing of Dr. D. Ray Edwards
Dr. D. Ray Edwards, former professor of nuclear engineering, died Sunday, March 19. He was 84.
Read More »Beware of new fraud trend
The University Police would like to let the campus community know that there is a report of a new fraudulent trend targeting members of the campus community.
Read More »Al-Hameedi named associate director for international admissions
Dr. Abo Taleb T. Al-Hameedi joined Missouri S&T as associate director of international admissions on Monday, March 20.
Read More »See the latest technology April 13
Come see the latest technology at the Newark Engineering and Technology Fair 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Thursday, April 13, in the Toomey Hall atrium. Vendors will be set up to talk with students, faculty and staff about their products.
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Learn about effects of behavior flexibility in bees
The biology seminar series presents Dr. Avery Russell, assistant professor of biology at Missouri State University. He will speak on “Ecological and Evolutionary Consequences of Flexible Foraging Bee-havior” at 3 p.m. Monday, April 24, in Room 126 Schrenk Hall.
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MinerTV visits the nuclear reactor
Watch MinerTV’s March episode, where students explored the nuclear reactor, talked to a graduate of the Global Engineering Program, and discovered women’s basketball standout, Alex Kerr.
Read More »Meatless Monday coming to TJ Hall
When campus returns from spring break, meatless options will be available in TJ Dining Hall every Monday. Meat items will still be available at the grill line on Mondays. Dining services hopes you will enjoy the new variety of meatless items.
Read More »Case sale happening now
Don’t let your meal plan go to waste. Stop by the case sale in the Havener Center food court now until the end of the semester.
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