Announcements
COVID-19: Soft-launch remote courses begin March 16
University of Missouri System President Mun Choi sent the following to faculty, staff and students on March 15:
Read More »COVID-19: Dining services
In an effort to maintain a healthy dining environment, Missouri S&T dining services will move immediately to cashless transactions at all dining units. University dining plans using a Missouri S&T ID, debit and credit cards will be accepted at all locations.
Read More »Exchange outage
Missouri S&T Microsoft Exchange accounts are experiencing outages. University of Missouri System information technology (UM IT) is working with Microsoft to bring databases back online to restore email service to those affected. For current status, visit https://status.missouri.edu/.
Read More »COVID-19: A personal note from Chancellor Dehghani
Missouri S&T Chancellor Mo Dehghani sent the following message to students, faculty and staff on Friday, March 13, following the announcement that all coursework is moving online effective Monday, March 16.
Read More »COVID-19: GLVC suspends all intercollegiate athletics activities, cancels 2020 Championships
The Great Lakes Valley Conference’s (GLVC) Council of Presidents has voted unanimously today (Friday, March 13) to suspend all activities related to intercollegiate athletics and cancel the remaining 2020 GLVC Championships due to concerns of the global coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The suspension of all athletical-related activities, including competition and practices, is effective immediately across all […]
Read More »COVID-19: S&T recreational facilities close
As part of his March 13 announcement that the University of Missouri System universities will extend their remote classes for the remainder of the 2020 spring semester, President Mun Choi also announced that all recreation centers and complexes at the four campuses will be closed in the effort to help contain the spread of coronavirus […]
Read More »COVID-19: UM System universities suspend in-person classes for spring semester
All classes to be taught remotely while universities remain open
University of Missouri System officials announced today that all four universities will conduct remote courses for the remainder of the spring 2020 semester, extending the recently announced suspension of in-person classes.
COVID-19: To shake or not to shake hands?
Will Zwikelmeier, director of career opportunities and employer relations (COER) offers the following guidance to students interviewing for jobs:
Read More »COVID-19: Today’s workshops on teaching remotely to be livestreamed
The Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence livestream today’s workshop titled “Tips on Teaching and Working Remotely” 11 a.m.-1 p.m. The schedule includes:
Read More »Reserve your spot in tomorrow’s workshop on teaching remotely
The Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence will host a workshop titled “Tips on Teaching and Working Remotely” 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Friday, March 13, in Room 115 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. Lunch will be provided. The sessions will be livestreamed for faculty who are unable to attend in person. The schedule includes:
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