Required non-PO voucher training
The non-PO voucher submission process for payment will change as of Saturday, March 15, when the Accounts Payable Shared Service Center in Columbia, Mo., begins processing our campus’s vouchers. Representatives from the service center will be on campus to conduct training on the new process required to submit non-PO vouchers for payment. They will also review the […]
Read More »Section of 11th Street to close
The section of 11th Street between State and Main streets will be intermittently closed to through traffic beginning today, Wednesday, March 5, and last until Monday, March 17. The closure is due to geothermal construction. For more information, contact design and construction management at 341-7619.
Read More »College transition forums planned
The chancellor and the provost have charged six committees to work on the transition planning for implementing the College of Engineering and Computing and the College of Arts, Sciences and Business and the vice provost and dean of each college. View the committees, charges and tentative timelines on the provost’s website. The first of two open forums will be held 3-4:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 5, in Room 120 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. Come and listen to the preliminary recommendations and voice your input.
Read More »Al-Dahhan featured in ‘Catalyst Review’
Dr. Muthanna Al-Dahhan, chair of chemical and biochemical engineering, was featured in the “Movers & Shakers” section of the February 2014 issue of The Catalyst Review research journal. Al-Dahhan wrote an article describing the role of catalytic multiphase reactors in green chemical manufacturing processes.
Read More »Celebrate St. Pat’s with Miner alumni
The Miner Alumni Association invites all faculty and staff to join them on Saturday, March 15, to celebrate the 106th Best Ever St. Pat’s.
Read More »Cincinnati-Rolla joint research awarded
A team led by Dr. Daniel Oerther, the John A. and Susan Mathes Chair of Environmental Engineering at S&T, earned first place in the 15th annual Graduate Student Poster Competition at the University of Cincinnati with a poster titled “Why Crowdsourcing-Based Work Will Eliminate Global Poverty.” Other members of the team include Andrew Schriner, a doctoral candidate at Cincinnati, who is co-advised by Oerther, and by Dr. Jim Uber, professor of energy, environmental, biological and medical engineering at Cincinnati. More than 130 entries were included in the competition.
Read More »Sample furniture in the library
A variety of sample furniture has been delivered to the Curtis Laws Wilson Library. It will be available until spring break for visitors to try out. Sample a variety of individual seats, collaborative tables, mediascapes and whiteboards as part of a study of library space. Comment opportunities accompany the sample furniture. Your feedback is requested.
Read More »Secret sale at the Bookstore
There are rumors of a secret sale on Tuesday, March 4, at the S&T Bookstore. How will you know when and what the sale includes? Sign up at mstbookstore.com/t-ftk.aspx?skinID=1 or like the store’s Facebook page for details.
Read More »Phishing attack hits S&T emails
A phishing email was circulated on the Missouri S&T campus yesterday, Feb. 27. The email contained the text seen below and was an attempt by a malicious phisher to trick recipients into sharing personal information. All students, faculty and staff are reminded to exercise a healthy skepticism when receiving suspicious emails and follow the proper […]
Read More »Scholars’ Mine/Bepress discussion today
One of the items in the strategic plan for the Curtis Laws Wilson Library is to develop Scholars’ Mine. As part of the process, there are considerations to content hosting platforms. One of the alternatives for a new “digital commons” is Berkeley Electronic Press (Bepress). Bepress will be on campus today, Thursday, Feb. 27, and Friday, Feb. 28, for a series of demonstrations and discussions.
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