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High-Performance Computing (HPC) center maintenance
The High Performance Computing (HPC) center will be down for scheduled maintenance on Wednesday, Dec. 2 to integrate a new router. This is a major outage, and a reservation is in place to prevent new jobs from starting if they are scheduled to be run during the outage. All resources will be back online as […]
Read More »OBI presents the Future of Cancer Care Summit
Researchers from Missouri S&T along with health care professionals from Phelps Health and Siteman Cancer Network will come together for a one-day virtual event in November. The Future of Cancer Care Summit will be held from 10 am to 3 pm, Saturday, Nov. 14. The summit is designed to highlight partnerships and develop collaborations toward […]
Read More »Become a tutor at the Student Success Center
Interested in supporting the academic goals of fellow students? Become a Tutor at the Student Success Center (SSC)! The Student Success Center is looking for Tutors for Spr. 2021, with the position starting at $9.45 an hour. SSC Tutors provide individualized assistance to students in courses that the tutor has received an A in. Typically, […]
Read More »Student Success Center hiring coaches
Take a leadership position on campus and help guide other students toward success at the Student Success Center (SSC)! The Student Success Center is looking for Success Coaches for Spr. 2021, with the position starting at $9.45 an hour. Success Coaches engage students in one-to-one conversation and help them navigate through Missouri S&T by providing […]
Read More »Schedule of activities for Sexual Assault Awareness Week 11/9-11/13
Please join Miner Wellness, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Title IX, STEP UP!, GASA, and Russell House for a week-long event to bring awareness and action to combating sexualized violence on our campus and in our shared community. Monday: Take the It’s on Us Pledge at the library to make this campus a safe one, and you […]
Read More »Economics majors present research at local conference
Economics majors, Jeorge Atherton and Jordan Atkinson, presented their research at the undergraduate session of the Missouri Valley Economic Association’s Annual Conference. The virtual conference was held on October 15-17, 2020. Jeorge Atherton (Applied Mathematics B.S, Economics B.A) presented research entitled, “Optimization of Residential Photovoltaics Output to Minimize Electricity Bill” and Jordan Atkinson (BS, Economics) […]
Read More »Celebrate Talent deadline is extended!
The deadline for Celebrate Talent has been extended! Submit a video performance by November 8th. Selected videos will be shared on Celebration of Nations social media pages. Sign up.
Read More »Fall 2020 ALP speaker series kicks off Friday with Dr. Diane Michelfelder
Dr. Diane Michelfelder, professor of philosophy at Macalester College will present a talk titled “Technology and the Pandemic Home” at 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6, via Zoom. Zoom link: https://umsystem.zoom.us/j/5377270337 Abstract: Percolating through a good deal of philosophical consideration of the meaning of home is the idea that home is the quintessential place to which […]
Read More »Celebrate Founders Day
Stop by the Havener Center from 11 am to 1:30 pm Friday, Nov. 6, to celebrate the first day of Miner classes, or Founders Day. Grab a tasty treat, check out the 150th anniversary time capsule, traveling museum, and more. In addition, drop by the S&T Store for Joe Friday and get 25% off Miner […]
Read More »Student workshop for reactionary programming
This DLC-hosted workshop will help S&T students learn how to plan impactful reactionary programming. We’ll have collaborative discussions, simulations, and case studies to help you learn how to create events for your groups that will meet our campus’ needs in times of division or crisis. Whether it’s the impacts of COVID-19, social unrest, or the […]
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