Student Announcements
Philosophy of the City course this summer
Are you Interested in cities? Urban sustainability? Social justice? Then, enroll in PHILOS 2001: Philosophy of the City this summer! The course is designed to help students understand the challenges of urbanization in the 21st century and give them the skills required to address complex issues that cities face now and in the future.
Read More »Home cooking with Food Network star
Join us on April 25th from 4PM-5PM on Zoom to cook alongside Food Network Star Jyll Everman! Students and Staff can register for free.
Read More »Learn about the industry hiring process for graduate students
Learn how to navigate the unique challenges of finding an industry job as a graduate student on Thursday, April 23rd at 1pm. Hosted by Graduate Studies and Career Opportunities and Employer Relations, this presentation will help graduate students and those interested make the transition from the classroom to the office after graduating. Learn the key […]
Read More »Textbook rental return process
Learn the new process to return rented textbooks to the S&T Store for Spring 2020. Books are due back on May 15th.
Read More »Opportunities for undergraduate research experience
The Opportunities for Undergraduate Research Experience (OURE) application form is available by electronic submission only. If students have already submitted a hard copy of the form, they do not need to submit the electronic form. Applications are due Friday, May 1. Apply via the OURE webpage.
Read More »Teal Friday challenge
It’s simple. Wear teal on Friday, April 24th, 2020. Post out pics and use the hashtag #MinersWearTeal Greeks Against Sexual Assault (GASA), Miner Wellness, and Equity and Title IX are inviting all Missouri S&T departments, student organizations, and individuals to join in the Teal Friday Challenge, on April 24th, 2020 in support of survivors and […]
Read More »Explore digital art this summer
Looking for a creative course to take over the summer? Art 3260: Exploring Digital Art is an online-asynchronous course allowing students to explore digital art as a medium for making art as well as understanding visual culture from the past, present, and ideas for the future.
Read More »Research Funding Workshop available for viewing online
The Office of Sponsored Programs hosted a Research Funding Workshop via Zoom on Thursday, April 15. The workshop was recorded and is available for viewing on their website.
Read More »Intern/Co-Op/Full-Time offer rescinded? COER is here to help
Has your upcoming Job Offer been rescinded? Whether it be your first job after graduating, an upcoming summer internship or a Fall co-op, the COER would like to help.
Read More »Provost’s second student survey for Spring 2020
We asked and you answered! Results from the first student survey that was active April 2-16 were so useful, Provost Steve Roberts is asking you for more feedback. Fill out the second survey now!
Read More »