Thank You
Employee donations to GRACE help 400 families
Dave Dearth, a volunteer with the Greater Rolla Area Charitable Enterprise, thanks Missouri S&T employees who donated food or toys during recent drives.
Read More »Tuesday is Custodial Workers’ Recognition Day
Custodians are often behind-the-scenes workers striving to provide a safe, healthy and clean environment for students, faculty and staff. Custodial Workers’ Recognition Day will be observed Tuesday, Oct. 2. Please take a minute to let the custodial staff know their service is appreciated.
Read More »GRACE thanks S&T community
Lynne Soleta, on behalf of Greater Rolla Area Charitable Enterprise (GRACE), thanks all faculty, staff and students at Missouri S&T who contributed to GRACE for Christmas. The organization provided gifts for 372 families, including more than 1,200 individuals, thanks to the generosity of community members. Missouri S&T’s Staff Council organized the campus collection and delivery.
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Sweet treats support student emergency fund
The human resources staff thanks everyone who participated in their recent cookie gram fundraiser. Staff and students delivered more than 400 cookies throughout campus on Dec. 8. The event raised more than $500 for the University Committee for Assistance, Response and Evaluation (UCare’s) Student Emergency Fund.
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Thanks for giving to GRACE, trophies go to two groups
Staff Council members thank the campus community for your support of the recent food and toy drives, as well as individual and department donations for the Greater Rolla Area Charitable Enterprise (GRACE). During the November drives, faculty and staff donated more than 1,500 food items, 80 toys and more than $400 in monetary donations. The Chancellor’s Holiday Brunch on Dec. 6 brought in additional donations.
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Thanks for a successful Opening Week
New Student Programs thanks the campus community for your support of Opening Week 2017. One of the main messages for freshmen to take away from Opening Week is that they are not alone and there is help and support surrounding them at S&T. In a survey of the incoming class conducted following the week, 97 percent of respondents agreed or strongly agreed that the activities helped them learn about S&T’s student services.
Read More »Raffle winners from the Wellness Fair
Thank you to all those who attended the Health and Wellness Fair sponsored by Healthy for Life. It was a great turnout with approximately 250 flu vaccines being administered to faculty and staff. Thank you also to all the wellness ambassadors who volunteered at the event. It was a success because of them. If you have any feedback for Healthy for Life’s fair, please email elliss@umsystem.edu. The winners of the raffle prizes are as follows:
Read More »Scantlin thanks campus for condolences
Betty Scantlin, telecommunication IT analyst in information technology, would like to thank the campus community for the condolences she has received. Her husband, Garry Scantlin, died Saturday, June 6.
Read More »Thanks for a great Opening Week
The 2014 Opening Week programs were a positive experience for our new students, thanks to the cooperative efforts of the many faculty, staff and students who participated. It takes a campus community to carry out these effective and valuable programs for our new students and it was done with your help. Developing early relationships with students, staff and faculty is instrumental in helping students make a successful transition to college life. Opening Week also establishes realistic academic expectations for our new students and provides programs that promote academic success. New Student Programs would like to sincerely thank everyone involved in Opening Week and looks forward to working with you in 2015.
Read More »MS Jean Day thank you
Donna Kreisler would like to thank each person who supported her through MS Jean Day and to the Chancellor’s Cabinet for its support. Kreisler is grateful for the outpouring of support. A total of $410 was raised. Those who have MS or have a loved one with MS should know that Kreisler is walking for you.
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