Student Academics
Survival Camp helps students to finish the semester strong
The Student Success Center presents the S&T Survival Camp! First-year students are invited to learn about the many ways to get through the midterm season and finish the semester strong. This is a one-night event from 5-6:30 pm taking place for residents of RC, UC, and off-campus students on October 19, 2021, and for residents of TJ and Miner Suites on October 21, 2021. Play games, win prizes, and learn valuable information about succeeding in college!
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Practice Spanish and French online with other students
Do you want to practice your French or Spanish online with other students? Do you want to network with other S&T students interested in the Global Engineering Program? You are invited to join our discord for free and practice your language skills: https://discord.com/invite/PXVfzBdywm. For information on the Global Engineering Program, please contact Professor Michel Gueldry, […]
Read More »Student success center is hiring tutors
Interested in supporting the academic goals of fellow students? Become a Tutor at the Student Success Center (SSC)! The Student Success Center is looking to hire Tutors for Fall 2021, with the position starting at $10.40 an hour. SSC Tutors provide individualized assistance to students in courses the tutor has received an A in.
Read More »Graduate Students win poster session at INSPIRE UTC meeting
The INSPIRE University Transportation Center (UTC) held its annual meeting in a teleconference format August 10-11, 2021. A graduate student poster session was open to graduate students from all INSPIRE UTC institutions including City College of New York, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Nevada at Reno, and University of Nevada at Las Vegas. The […]
Read More »Undergraduate students: complete survey for chance to win Amazon gift card
You have the opportunity to contribute to academic research that is exploring how undergraduate research activities and professional relationships impact student employability, graduate education intentions, and entrepreneurial acumen. This survey will take approximately five to ten minutes to complete. The survey link below will be active until Sunday, July 31, 2021. Complete the survey here.
Read More »PhD student wins mine ventilation scholarship
Nana Kobina Amoako Amoah, who is a PhD student in mining engineering, has been awarded the SME McPherson-Marks-Greuer Mine Ventilation Scholarship. The scholarship is to improve the mine ventilation profession through education of mining engineers ultimately improving the safety and health of underground miners. This scholarship is very competitive as only one student is awarded […]
Read More »Graduate students recognized for outstanding research
Research—including investigations of alloys, examination of lasers, and analysis of heuristic optimization—conducted by 13 graduate students at Missouri University of Science and Technology was presented to three faculty member judges during two ZOOM sessions. The Missouri S&T’s office of graduate studies sent the poster presentation results to the participants and judges on Friday, May 7th.The […]
Read More »New Fall course on Policy for Science, Technology, and Innovation
Do Google, Airbus, and Samsung owe their success to the wisdom and foresight of government actors? Find out by taking Political Science 4320, “Policy for Science, Technology, and Innovation.” This course, taught by Dr. Krolikowski in the fall semester, was added to the fall schedule after advising week. It will explore whether and how public […]
Read More »Writing Center helps with midterm papers, personal statements, design team projects, and more
Are you looking for help writing midterm papers, a personal statement for medical school or a cost report for your design team? The S&T Writing Center can help you with these projects as well as other writing projects. The staff offers online screen-to-screen appointments and asynchronous appointments. For more information, please visit writingcenter.mst.edu or email […]
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Ozark Research Field Station to host Summer 2021 courses
The Ozark Research Field Station will be hosting Summer 2021 courses within the Biological Sciences Department. All courses will be held at the Field Station in Newburg, Missouri. On-site camping and boarding are offered as part of your course free of charge. Restrooms, showers, and plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities are available at the site. […]
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