Student News
Society of Women Engineers: Crafting Your Elevator Pitch with FM Global
The Society of Women Engineers is hosting an informational night, February 3rd with FM Global to help craft your elevator pitch in time for the career fair.
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Book Club starts Monday, February 7th
The Writing Center and Sigma Tau Delta are hosting a book club for the Spring of 2022. The group will meet once a month at the Writing Center to discuss new readings. The first meeting will be on Monday, February 7th at 4PM.
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Join Dr. Sarah Hercula February 8th to discuss linguistic equality
On February 8th at 4 PM, Dr. Sarah Hercula will discuss her recently published book as part of Sigma Tau Delta’s Brown Bag series. The lecture will be available both in-person and online.
Read More »LEAD program needs you
Become a paid LEAD Peer Learning Assistant (at $11.15/hour)! Apply now to assist this semester in Physics, Electrical Engineering or Chemical Engineering. To apply for these LEAD position, please email Jeff Winiarz directly at winiarzj@mst.edu.
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Be the next faces of S&T
Missouri S&T’s marketing and communications office holds casting call sessions to find students willing to be included in photography, video, social media posts, publications promoting S&T and life as a Miner. The next sessions will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, April 13, and Wednesday, April 14.
Read More »LEAD launches free learning assistance
The Learning Enhancement Across Disciplines Program (LEAD) provides FREE tutoring and/or collaborative learning centers for over 50 courses. Check the online schedule at this link.
Read More »Graduate Seminar in Biological Sciences
Dr. Matt Thimgan of the Biological Sciences Department will be making the first presentation of our Graduate Seminar Series. His presentation “Sleep: Determining what might be important and why” will be presented on Monday, January 31, 2022 in room 126 Schrenk Hall.
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Renaissance Student Award Application Open now
The arts, languages, and philosophy department will present the Renaissance Student Award to a senior, graduating in May, August, or December 2022, who exhibits the qualities of a Renaissance person. The winner will receive a certificate of recognition and $1,000.
Read More »CASB seeks nominations for faculty awards
The Faculty Leadership Council for the College of Arts, Sciences, and Business seeks nominations for faculty awards for innovative teaching, research, department citizenship, community outreach and student impact. Deadlines for nominations vary by award, so please click here to learn more.
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