AMP classes advance cultural diversity and understanding
S&T’s Accent Modification Program classes are designed to advance cultural diversity and understanding by improving overall communication between students and faculty, increasing active participation in campus dialogue, and promoting confident communication. Speech/language pathologist Vicki Hopgood conducts the classes on an individual basis for 13 weeks. Hopgood covers a broad range of topics, including listening skills, […]
Read More »Pick up a tree tag in library, Havener to help local shelter
Phi Sigma Rho has placed trees in the Curtis Laws Wilson Library and in the Havener Center that are decorated with tags listing basic supplies for the Russell House, a local battered women’s shelter. The campus community is invited to choose a tag or two, purchase the supplies and bring them to the Havener Center […]
Read More »Openings for two grad students
The office of graduate studies has two openings for graduate students interested in working with others to help them improve the quality of their writing. These students would be responsible not only for tutoring, but also for contributing to the graduate newsletter, supporting and improving their communication skills through various workshops and seminars, and handling […]
Read More »Last free film this semester is Drive
The final offering in the Fall 2012 Free Film Festival, Drive, will be shown at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4, in Leach Theatre. The film is free and open to the public. The story of a Hollywood stunt driver by day who moonlights as a top-notch getaway driver for hire in the criminal underworld stars […]
Read More »Library extends hours starting Dec. 3
The Curtis Laws Wilson Library will have extended hours for the final weeks of the semester. Beginning Monday, Dec. 3, and continuing through Thursday, Dec. 13, the library will stay open until 2 a.m. Regular hours will resume on Friday, Dec. 14.
Read More »More than 3 million steps achieved in walking challenge
The Fall Walking Challenge included 14 teams, 114 participants and more than 3 million steps walked collectively. The chemistry department was the winning group with more than 300,000 steps. The psychological science department was a close second, only 15,000 steps behind. This challenge was a great way to encourage healthy behaviors, build camaraderie and get […]
Read More »Textbook sell back begins Monday
Stop by the S&T Bookstore to sell back textbooks beginning Monday, Dec. 3, and continuing for two weeks. The bookstore will pay a minimum of $5 for each textbook and there will be a drawing for an iPad Mini. Check the bookstore out on Facebook for more information. Instructors: be sure to help students get […]
Read More »Leach Theatre now offers faculty, staff discounts
Leach Theatre now offers faculty and staff discounts for the first two tickets purchased for events at the theater. Please present your S&T ID card to receive your discount. The theater also offers military and senior discounts. Call the box office at 341-4219 for more information.
Read More »New employees
Lisa Happel, custodian, custodial and landscape services Katlin Kelley, chief clerk, accounting services Belinda Maldonado, custodian, custodial and landscape services Michael Salter, MTS electrician, physical facilities Jessica Schmitz, athletic trainer, student health services Tara Stone, student service advisor, new student programs
Read More »Garmin to provide internships in Rolla
Garmin International Inc. is expanding its engineering internship program by opening a new software engineering facility at S&T’s Technology Development Center in Rolla. The facility is designed to support semester-long part-time internships throughout the school year and full-time internships during the summer.
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