Goldberg’s work selected for ‘Iron Horse Literary Review’
Mathew Goldberg, associate teaching professor in English and technical communication, had his short story collection, “Teshuvah,” selected as a semi-finalist for the Iron Horse Literary Review and Texas Tech University Press First Book Prize.
Read More »Philosophical journal publishes Reed’s research
Dr. Ross Reed, lecturer in philosophy in S&T’s arts, languages and philosophy department, has published a new article on philosophical counseling in the International Journal of Philosophical Practice, titled “A Psychotherapist Seeks Philosophical Counseling: A Dialogue.”
Read More »Student awarded grant by Clean Fuel Alliance
Caleb Moellenhoff, a junior in chemical engineering, earned the 2022 Beth Calabotta Sustainable Education Grant for his research in developing a new modular biodiesel plant.
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Boroujerdi publishes on Iranian politics
Dr. Mehrzad Boroujerdi, vice provost and dean for the College of Arts, Sciences, and Education, recently published an article about the suppression of the Sunnis in Iran by The Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
Read More »Johnson presents at financial aid conference
Dr. Tyler Johnson, acting associate director of admissions, gave a presentation at the Missouri Association of Student Financial Aid Personnel annual conference.
Read More »Oerther elected treasurer of Engineers Without Borders
Dr. Daniel B. Oerther, professor of environmental health engineering, has been elected treasurer of Engineers Without Borders USA. Oerther will begin his position in January.
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Medvedeva discusses research labs of the future
Dr. Julia Medvedeva, professor of physics and senior investigator of the Materials Research Center, participated in a two-day workshop, titled “Materials Research Laboratories of the Future.”
Read More »In the news
Dr. Mehrzad Boroujerdi, vice provost and dean for the College of Arts, Sciences, and Education, is quoted in articles by PBS, El Confidential (Spain), Tjekdet (Denmark), and PassBlue.
Read More »Butler-Carlton Hall east entrance to close
The east entrance of Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall will close to pedestrian traffic beginning Wednesday, Dec. 7.
Read More »Passing of Jim Sigler
James ‘Jim’ Sigler, longtime host of “Sounds Eclectic” and former general manager for public radio station KMST (formerly KUMR), died Nov. 21. He was 73.
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