Faculty Training
As seen in industry – faculty asked to share ideas for videos
The career opportunities and employer relations (COER) team asks faculty to submit information on concepts, ideas and skills you would like to see in practice in a workplace. The COER staff will then work with employers to provide five- to 10-minute videos connected to that concept for you to use as a resource in your classes.
Read More »‘We Dig Research’ series set for fall semester
The office of the vice chancellor of research hosts monthly “We Dig Research” events to bring researchers together to learn about each other and build collaborations. “We Dig Research” sessions will be held 3-5 p.m. on the following Fridays this semester:
- Sept. 25
- Oct. 30
- Nov. 20
First early career faculty forum set for Wednesday
The first early career faculty forum of the academic year, titled “Charting Your Path to Success” will be held 4-5 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 26, via Zoom.
Read More »Recovery ally training available to all
The Collegiate Recovery Ally training was designed to help faculty, staff and students support individuals in recovery from substance use disorders. Take the online training. You can take this at your own pace and a time that works best for you. Sept. 1 marks the first day of National Recovery Month. Upon completion of this […]
Read More »New F&A rate agreement for grants
The new University of Missouri System’s facilities and administrative costs (F&A) rate agreement, updated on July 23, is available on the controller’s webpage.
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Is your faculty profile up-to-date?
Make sure your faculty profile information is correct and your photo is loaded into your profile. To update your information, visit S&T’s faculty profile editor at myprofile.mst.edu and follow the instructions.
Read More »New faculty orientation set for Aug. 18-19
Missouri S&T will welcome new faculty to campus at a new faculty orientation on Tuesday, Aug. 18, and Wednesday, Aug. 19. Both an in-person and online option will be available. New faculty can register online.
Read More »Empower yourself and help others by learning to RESPOND
Staff and faculty can sign up for training to learn to recognize symptoms often associated with mental health problems and leave with an action plan to respond effectively. The course titled “RESPOND: Partnering for Campus Mental Health” will address policies such as FERPA, crisis and mental health resources.
Read More »Canvas, syllabus workshops available before fall semester
The Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFE) will offer workshops on Canvas basics as well as building an effective syllabus during the week before classes begin.
Read More »Teaching, technology boot camps offered to faculty
A series of workshops, collectively known as “boot camps,” and planned to help faculty transition to teaching in a new environment this semester.
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