Announcements
Oerther to lead AAEES
Dr. Daniel B. Oerther, professor of environmental health engineering, has been elected incoming president of the American Academy of Environmental Engineers and Scientists (AAEES).
Read More »Tampa Bay Symphony to perform professor’s composition
Dr. Kyle Wernke’s musical piece, named Burst, will be performed by the Tampa Bay Symphony in their fall concert in November.
Read More »ALP faculty publish on automated transportation, teaching Russian, Martinique
Papers by three faculty in arts, languages and philosophy were recently published. The faculty and their publications include:
Read More »Awards go to aerospace engineering students, faculty
Individuals within the mechanical and aerospace engineering department have received accolades recently. These include:
Read More »In the news: Aviation, cannon, holographs
Dr. Phil Whitefield’s research on emissions of conventional and alternative jet fuels was cited in an article published in Aviation Week on Aug. 12.
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Mullin announces plan to retire
Mark Mullin, who has served for nearly three decades as the director of athletics at Missouri S&T, has announced that he will retire from the position following the 2019-20 athletic season.
Read More »Funeral services planned for Gus Kodros
Gus J. Kodros III, a senior video producer in IT media services, passed away on Aug. 31. Visitation will be 4-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 6, at Gent Funeral Home in Alton, Illinois. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 7, at The Bridge Church in Alton.
Read More »Share your feedback on CIO candidates
Three finalists for the position of S&T’s chief information officer visited campus this week and participated in open forums. To provide feedback, please complete candidate surveys at chancellor.mst.edu/searches/cio-search.
Read More »No eConnection on Monday
Due to the Labor Day holiday, eConnection will not be published Monday, Sept. 2. It will resume its normal schedule Thursday, Sept. 5.
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Miner Challenge seeks faculty and staff advisors
The Miner Challenge Alternative Break Program is looking for four faculty or staff advisors for U.S. Spring Break 2020 experiences. Dr. Dave Westenberg, associate professor in biological sciences, discusses his experiences as an advisor in a video.
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