Student News
Welcome Graduate Women in Science – Rolla Chapter to Campus
GWIS is a worldwide society with over 1,000 members, established in 1921 at Cornell University. Since then, it has been aiming to inspire, support, recognize, and empower women in science in order to build a powerful international network of women scientists. Missouri S&T has welcomed GWIS. Thanks to the hard work of all the fantastic […]
Read More »ADHD Support Group begins
Learn how to cope effectively with the symptoms of ADHD — inattention to details, lack of follow through on tasks, losing things, and being easily distracted — while seeking practical solutions from your peers. All groups are confidential. Groups are effective. Please join us, starting September 9th at 3pm.
Read More »25% Off Joe Friday sale
25% Off S&T Clothing, Gifts & Gear! Joe Friday, 09-13-19, 8:00-4:30 in store, midnight to midnight online at www.thesandtstore.com
Read More »$2,000 Study Abroad scholarships available for the Galapagos Islands
The Study Abroad office within the Department of International Affairs is excited to offer $2,000 in scholarships to the first 8 students to be admitted into our new semester-long program at Universidad San Francisco de Quito in the Galapagos Islands! The Spring 2020 deadline for admission is September 15, so apply now! Universidad San Francisco […]
Read More »Volunteers sought for Celebration of Nations
S&T’s Celebration of Nations multicultural festival is Saturday, Sept. 28, at the Rolla Band Shell in downtown Rolla. Volunteers play a crucial role in the event and are needed for various tasks. Individuals who volunteer for four hours or more will receive a free Celebration of Nations T-shirt. Sign up to volunteer at https://signup.com/go/vwwVgzb. A […]
Read More »New Counseling Services walk-in hours
Counseling Services is excited to continue our new walk-in consultation hours. The walk-in consultation service is for students, staff, or faculty seeking counseling for the first time or who have an urgent need to speak with a counselor before a scheduled appointment. These brief, 15 to 20 minute conversations, can help identify current barriers to […]
Read More »Computer Science seminar – Anomaly Detection and Avoidance in Cyber Physical Systems
Cyber-physical systems (CPSs) face a pervasive threat of attack, especially those that play critical roles in automating public infrastructure such as water and power. This threat has motivated research into a wide variety of countermeasures to ensure their defence. In this talk, we focus on one such method that aims at the detection of attacks […]
Read More »America’s “Other” Space Program: National Security Space – A talk by Chirag Parikh of the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency
Chirag Parikh serves as the Director of the Office of Sciences and Methodologies at the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA). He is responsible for NGA’s cadre of imagery scientists, data scientists, and analytic methodologists focused on answering the Nation’s most challenging intelligence matters through the exploitation of the electromagnetic spectrum and big data analytics. He has […]
Read More »Patenting presentation from Keith Strassner
Keith Strassner, Director of Technology Transfer and Economic Development, will present on how to patent your research and technology and the importance of licensing on Monday, September 9th, from 1pm to 2pm, in Meramac – Havener Center. This presentation will cover valuable information about patents and licensing and how to get started with both of […]
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