Student Announcements
GWIS Game Night Event
Are you a woman or gender nonconforming student in graduate school looking to meet other students and grow professionally? Graduate Women in Science (GWIS) is the organization for you!
Read More »Student workers sought for University Police
The campus police department is looking for summer student workers to work the following shifts: 8 a.m.-4 p.m., 4 p.m.-midnight and midnight to 8 a.m. If you are interested, please contact Oscar Kemp, assistant police chief, at kempo@mst.edu or 573-341-4300.
Read More »S&T Admissions is hiring student ambassadors
The Missouri S&T Office of Admissions is seeking applications for the Fall 2021 Semester. Student ambassador applicants must be outgoing, personable, and professional. Public speaking skills are required as student ambassadors are constantly engaged with prospective students and families, as well as S&T faculty and staff. Involvement in other campus organizations is a plus. Duties […]
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Student Involvement is hiring!
The Student Involvement Center is seeking in-person office assistants and Peer Involvement Advisors for the Fall 2021 semester. Starting pay for both positions is $8.60/hour. Work hours vary, averaging 10 hours per week for Office Assistants and 5-10 hours per week for PIAs. Please see details on each position and how to apply below. The deadline to apply for all positions is April 28th @ 11:00 pm.
Read More »Join Tau Beta Sigma for the Women in Music Speaker event
Are you interested in learning how our minds interpret music? Would you like to learn more about interdisciplinary research on campus? Do you want to know exactly why you like that one song so much? Then join Tau Beta Sigma next Monday, April 26th, at our Women in Music Speaker Event!
Read More »Voting for Student Leader Awards is open!
The nominees for this year’s Student Leader Awards have been chosen, and now it’s YOUR turn to choose the winners! Then, on the 28th, tune in via the Engage link to see who wins! Vote here.
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 […]
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Student Interest Survey open to all S&T students
In an effort to tailor and improve the student experience for the next academic year, all S&T students are invited to participate in the Student Interest Survey.
The survey includes important topics in academic services, Covid vaccination, and student success. The deadline for submission is April 30.
Graduation Fiesta celebration for May graduates!
All graduating students are invited to stop by the Miner Alumni Association for a walk-through fiesta in honor of your graduation! Come celebrate with us on Friday, April 30, 3–5 p.m. at Hasselmann Alumni House, 1100 N. Pine St.
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SSC to host sophomore summit carnival
The Student Success Center presents the Sophomore Summit Carnival! Sophomores and the student Miner community are invited to celebrate reaching the halfway point of their college education on April 29th from 10am to 2pm on the S&T Havener Lawn. Play games, enter to win prizes, and learn valuable information about making a successful transition into […]
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