Student News
Grad Student Resiliency During a Pandemic Panel Series
This three part panel series focuses on how to cope, function, and excel during a pandemic.
Read More »Register now for two-part Entrepreneurship Workshop
The Office of Graduate Studies is hosting a two-part entrepreneurship workshop. For more information, visit grad.mst.edu/events.
Read More »Black History Month kicks off February 1st
Join the National Society of Black Engineers on February 1st to kick off our Black History Month programs. Stop by the Diversity House from 2-4 pm for a free grab-and-go meal. Reserve your meal, here!
Read More »Spring 2021 Career Fair is February 16th
The Spring Career Fair will be held in a virtual environment using the Career Fair Plus App on Tuesday, Feb. 16th from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Get more Career Fair details at, https://career.mst.edu/careerfair/.
Read More »Interested in becoming a member of Graduate Women in Science?
Come join us for our monthly meeting on January 27th at 5pm to learn about what our chapter is and what we stand for. Check out our Facebook page for more information.
Read More »Industry-driven resume writing workshop on January 29
On January 29, 2021 at 4 pm, the Writing Center is teaming up with the Graduate Student Council to lead an industry-driven resume workshop. Interested attendees can reserve a spot in the workshop by contacting the Writing Center for the workshop Zoom link at writing@mst.edu.
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Physics tutors needed for LEAD program
The Learning Enhancement Across Disciplines (LEAD) program needs students to tutor Physics 2135. To apply, go to https://lead.mst.edu/apply/ and fill out the application form.
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FAFSA and scholarship deadline coming soon
February 1 is the priority deadline to complete the 2021-2022 FAFSA for federal and state financial aid. February 1 is also the final deadline for many university scholarships. Students can apply for these and many more on the scholarships database: scholarships.mst.edu.
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