The Focus on Teaching and Technology Conference (FTTC) planning committee is accepting proposals for the 19th annual conference, which will be held Sept. 24-25 at the University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL). Proposals are due Monday, June 1.
Read More »Show your pride on Friday, June 26, in honor of Pride Month. Post a picture or selfie with the hashtags #minerswearpride and #Equityandtitleix and #missourisandt.
Read More »Yesterday’s issue of S&T’s Accomplishments email features news about awardees, authors of books and faculty elected to serve as fellows. For many faculty and staff, however, the email was delivered to their “junk” folder in Outlook. To retrieve the email, simply check your “junk email” folder and then drag the email from S&T News (subject line: “S&T Accomplishments: Awards, books, fellows and more”) into your inbox. You will need to place it into your inbox to see the pictures and click on links.
Read More »Do you see someone stepping up during social distancing? Like checking in with family and friends, leaving groceries on a neighbor’s porch, or intervening to prevent cyber bullying? Submit your story with the name of the S&T student, faculty or staff member to the STEP UP! wooden e-token program.
Read More »Crews with the City of Rolla will repair a storm sewer pipe in the parking lot on the east side of the Gale Bullman Building beginning tomorrow (Thursday, June 4.) The repairs will be close to the building so the driveway areas will be passable but please use caution when in the area.
Read More »Karen Leatherman, business development specialist at the Missouri S&T Small Business Development Center, became a GrowthWheel certified business advisor through GrowthWheel International Inc. on May 1.
Read More »Distilled water will not be available 8 a.m.-noon tomorrow (Tuesday, June 2) in Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall due to work on the Clayco Advanced Construction and Materials Laboratory (ACML) project. This will only affect distilled water, such as water used in labs.
Read More »The Missouri S&T facilities services work order system, Maximo, is now working following an outage this weekend. Users may once again open new service requests and view existing work orders.
Read More »St. Louis Public Radio is currently broadcasting at low power in Rolla because a recent storm destroyed an antenna. This could affect KMST 88.5 FM for some listeners, and the Lebanon station, K242AN 96.3, is completely off air.
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