Give feedback on Kummer Institute center director candidates by Friday
The campus interviews for the position of distinguished professor and founding director of the Kummer Center for Advanced and Resilient Infrastructure have now concluded. Please take a few moments and complete the survey for each.
Read More »Learn about engineering scholarship in service to society
Dr. Nancy G. Love, Joann Silverstein Distinguished University Professor at the University of Michigan and a member of the civil and environmental engineering department and the University of Michigan Center for Social Solutions, will reflect on her experiences in a Zoom presentation today.
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Are you a faculty member participating in commencement?
All faculty members are encouraged to participate in the academic processional for one or more of the four commencement ceremonies this May. In order to provide seating for faculty, please email Dr. Steve Raper at sraper@mst.edu and let him know which ceremonies you plan to attend.
Read More »Celebrate Nancy Krost at today’s retirement reception
Join friends and colleagues in celebrating the retirement of Nancy Krost, institutional repository coordinator at the Curtis Laws Wilson Library. There will be a drop-in reception 1-3 p.m. Thursday, May 5, in Room 202 of the S&T Library.
Read More »Spring celebration for CEC students, faculty and staff planned today
The College of Engineering and Computing invites students, faculty and staff to celebrate all the hard work this semester.
Read More »Check out today’s BIT software prototype showcase
The business and information technology department will host a student project and software prototype showcase 12:45-2 p.m. Thursday, May 5, in the atrium of the Havener Center.
Read More »Young resigns as lead grant writer
Summer Young, lead grant writer for the office of the vice chancellor for research and innovation since May 2017, will resign from her position Wednesday, May 25.
Read More »Encourage students to join summer broadband team competition
The 2022 Broadband Public Private (P3) student team competition is part of the UM System Broadband Initiative. This competition invites teams of students to take a real-world case and create a structure to build, maintain and operate broadband in the community.
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Campus food pantries restocked
The two food pantries organized by student diversity initiatives, Commuter Commodities and Community Cart, have been restocked and now have reusable grocery bags for use with orders.
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Dining services thanks S&T community
S&T’s dining services staff hosted a “Delight-FUL” event to raise $1,000 to build 52 birthday boxes for local youth in foster care. With help from the campus community, the goal was exceeded.
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