Announcements
‘Active shooter’ response training planned on campus Jan. 11
University Police will host response training for law enforcement officers Wednesday, Jan. 11, on Missouri S&T’s campus. Participants will take classes in Bertelsmeyer Hall and undergo scenario training with replica weapons in Harris Hall. If you would like to participate as an actor during the scenario training, please contact Chief Doug Roberts at 341-4345.
Read More »Memorial service planned for Joseph Senne
A memorial service for Dr. Joseph H. Senne will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 11, at the Point Loma Community Presbyterian Church at 2128 Chatsworth Blvd. in San Diego, California. Memorial contributions may be made to the Joseph Senne Academy of CE Faculty Achievement Award at bit.ly/2im86nE or by contacting Dr. Joel Burken, Curators’ Distinguished Professor of civil, architectural and environmental engineering, at burken@mst.edu.
Read More »Share your ideas on the Strategic Plan
In November, approximately 200 individuals interested in the future of Missouri S&T — faculty, staff, students and alumni — gathered to review the university’s strategic plan. They made several recommendations on the plan’s levers, themes and actions. Now is your chance to review their recommendations and provide feedback. Review the recommendations and respond at http://progress.mst.edu/strategicplanrecommendations/.
Read More »Open house planned for career opportunities and employer relations Jan. 31
Do you want to learn how career opportunities and employer relations (COER) can help you and your students? Faculty and staff are invited to an open house 3-5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 31, at the COER office on the third floor of Norwood Hall. Meet the staff, tour the facilities and learn about the resources and services, and discuss possible collaborations and needs. Refreshments will be provided.
Read More »Windows at Fulton, Norwood halls under repair
Employees from Window Repair Systems Inc. are on campus making window balance repairs to Fulton Hall and Norwood Hall. Repairs are expected to be completed by Friday, Jan. 13. For questions or concerns, please contact Mike Bassett, facilities operations supervisor, at 467-0261.
Read More »Mathematical Logic I to be offered in February
Mathematical Logic I, credited as either Math 5154, Computer Engineering 5803, Computer Science 5203, or Philosophy 4354, will be offered starting Wednesday, Feb. 1, and ending Wednesday, March 1. Dr. Matt Insall, associate professor of mathematics and statistics, will teach this asynchronous four-week course. For more information about the course, please contact Insall at 341-4901.
Read More »Video reflects on 2016, one second each day
Videographer Terry Barner captured one-second moments of each academic day in 2016 to create a year-in-review video. Did you make a cameo appearance? Check out the video to see how many people and activities you recognize.
Read More »Traveling trophy goes to Butler-Carlton Hall
Employees at Butler-Carlton Hall donated 271 items for food and toy drives in November, giving the highest number at an S&T building and garnering a traveling trophy. Staff Council members collected the donations throughout campus and delivered them to Greater Rolla Area Charitable Enterprise (GRACE) for those in need. Beth Abner, human resources representative and chair of Staff Council, presented Darlene Turner, administrative associate, with the traveling trophy for Butler-Carlton Hall.
Read More »Provost’s office thanks commencement committee
Nearly 800 degrees were conferred to Missouri S&T undergraduate, graduate and Ph.D. students at two ceremonies Dec. 17. “Thank you to Krista Chambers and the Commencement Committee for all their hard work to make the events run smoothly,” says Dr. Robert Marley, provost and executive vice chancellor for academic affairs.
Read More »Check out corporate relations newsletter
The latest issue of the corporate relations newsletter provides a recap of S&T’s first Industry Day, describes the Center for Sustainability (formerly the office of sustainable energy and environmental engagement, or OSE3) and introduces corporate relations staff. Read the issue online. You can also sign up to receive the newsletter.
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