Face coverings required in classrooms
To help slow the potential spread of COVID-19 on campus this fall, Missouri S&T students, faculty and staff will wear face coverings in classrooms, labs and common areas or when social distancing is not possible. The requirement on face coverings goes into effect today (Wednesday, July 1) and will continue when the fall semester starts on Monday, Aug. 24.
Read More »Join June 30 parade for Darlene Turner
After 35 years of dedicated service to Missouri S&T, Darlene Turner, business support specialist in civil, architectural and environmental engineering, is retiring. You’re invited to drive or walk alongside Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall through parking Lot F to celebrate and wish her well in a parade-style fashion from 11:30 a.m. to noon Tuesday, June 30.
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Let’s Talk: Black Lives Matter
Join Missouri S&T leaders via Zoom for a discussion about issues of race relations, named “Let’s Talk: Black Lives Matter” at 1-3 p.m. Thursday, July 9, via Zoom. Get more details or submit a question for the discussion at sdi.mst.edu/register.
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CAFE returns to campus
The staff of the Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFE) is back on campus and ready to assist with teaching needs, including:
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Classes offered on social and political issues
For the fall 2020 semester, Missouri S&T will offer upper-level courses to help students develop an understanding of current political and social issues. Students can register for the courses online through JoeSS, which includes:
Read More »Updated policy online
Policy Memorandum II-20, regarding graduate student registration, has been updated. You may view all S&T policy memorandums at chancellor.mst.edu/policy.
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View student’s photography in national exhibit
Photographs by Jake Welsh, a 2020 Missouri S&T graduate in aerospace engineering, are displayed in the St. Louis Artists’ Guild virtual exhibition, “Art In Isolation.” The national juried art show features U.S. artists working in two-dimensional art, particularly digital, that was created before or during the pandemic.
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Friday marks five-year anniversary
Friday, June 26, will mark five years of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that recognizes same-sex marriage nationwide. Keep an eye out on S&T’s Student Diversity Initiative’s social media to learn more on Friday:
Read More »Water outage planned tonight
There will be a domestic water outage from 7-7:30 p.m. today (Tuesday, June 23) on Missouri S&T’s campus. Buildings will be without water during this time.
Read More »Electrical outage planned in Computer Science Building
Missouri S&T’s Computer Science Building will not have electrical power from 8-11 a.m. tomorrow (Wednesday, June 24) to allow for an electrical upgrade.
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Fresh from twitter
For the fall 2020 semester, Missouri S&T will offer upper-level courses to help students develop an understanding of current political and social issues. Students can register for the courses online through JoeSS. https://t.co/mo7Ldknj7h
Campus is closed today in observance of Independence Day. Cheers to a celebratory weekend! 💥 https://t.co/tCTCtmVZRq
To slow the potential spread of COVID-19 on campus this fall, students, faculty and staff at S&T will wear face coverings in classrooms, labs and common areas or when social distancing is not possible. https://t.co/m56jEHyyCC https://t.co/FQaaIOmMUW
Thank you, Deshawn, for making @SandTFootball so memorable these past few years! Congratulations on your many successes during your time at S&T. We look forward to hearing about your next chapter! Please stay in touch with use and your @MinerAlumni association! https://t.co/Is2tquEvHa
Thank you @MissouriSandT @SandTFootball , all my coaches, professors, team mates, and friends https://t.co/P3TxrAeTVl