Student News
Space Week at S&T
Space Week Events: Monday, November 18th:Speaker: Dr. Marco Cavaglià will explore his research into gravitational waves and their importance at 5:00 p.m. in room 103 of the Engineering Management Building. Tuesday, November 19th:Speaker: Dr. Philip Knocke will delve into his time at JPL as an Approach, Entry and Descent Engineer at 5:00 p.m. in room […]
Read More »Cooking Class Wednesday: Lasagna
Cooking Class continues this Wednesday, November 20th, at 6 p.m. in room 207 of the Computer Science Building. This week’s class includes simple directions, a budget-friendly ingredient list, an instructional slideshow with pictures from Pat’s kitchen, Pat (the instructor), and a taste of the lasagna. Ask any cooking questions you may have and get real […]
Read More »Global Showcase Wednesday 11/20
In celebration of International Education Week, Missouri S&T will hold a Global Showcase 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Wednesday, November 20, in the Havener Center. If you would like a table at the event, setup will begin at 9 a.m. and take-down will be 1 to 1:30 p.m. All are invited to drop by the […]
Read More »LaTeX Workshop: Part 2 of 4
On Tuesday, November 19th from 3:30pm to 4:30pm, Dr. Kelly Homan, associate professor of mechanical engineering, will present the second of four LaTeX workshops in 254 Toomey Hall. This series provides you with a deeper understanding of how to use, operate, and manipulate LaTeX, a typesetting software, from the basics all the way to more […]
Read More »Food Truck to be on campus
Hillbilly Shack, a food trailer from Salem, MO that frequently comes to Rolla, will be on campus Monday and Tuesday, November 18-19 (weather permitting). The trailer will be parked just east of the library on 14th street. Information about Hillbilly Shack is available on their Facebook page.
Read More »Participate in a psychology study
Undergraduate students are invited to participate in a research study conducted by Dr. Cundiff in the psychological science department. Participants will complete an activity to learn about group dynamics and then complete an online survey immediately following the activity and 1-2 weeks later. The study will take 1-2 hours total. Participants will receive $20 and […]
Read More »Know your student resources over break
If you are a student staying over Thanksgiving or Winter break and need help with meals and food, the following local resources are available to you: Phelps County Food Distribution (3rd Saturday of the month): 573-368-2649, Greentree Mobile Food Pantry (1st Tuesday of the month): 573-364-2649, The Mission: 573-308-5474. Resources located on campus: Care Coordination […]
Read More »Attend the Sigma Tau Delta Brown Bag Series: Dr. Kristine Swenson
Dr. Kristine Swenson will be presenting “Mapping Imperial Skulls: Phrenological Fictions and Race” November 20th, 3-4:00 p.m., in the Meramec/Gasconade Room in the Havener Center. “Why did phrenology, the ‘science’ of reading the shape and size of a person’s skull, hang on so much longer in imperial contexts then in metropolitan ones? How does understanding […]
Read More »CASB college-wide meeting set
The College of Arts, Sciences, and Business cordially invites all faculty and staff to attend an open meeting 3:00 – 4:30 p.m., Wednesday, December 4, in 120 Butler-Carlton Hall. The goals of the meeting are to celebrate notable accomplishments within the college, to seek feedback from faculty and staff, and to promote positive and sustained […]
Read More »ALP speaker series continues
The arts, languages and philosophy 2019-20 speaker series will continue at 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15, in Room 121 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. Dr. Samantha Noll, assistant professor of philosophy at Washington State University, will present a lecture titled “The Invasive Species Diet: The Ethics of Hunting Lionfish for Consumption.” The abstract is: “Ethical concerns […]
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