Grad student places third with space symposium presentation
Jecee Jarman, a 2018 graduate in civil engineering from S&T and a current Ph.D. student, won third place in the student presentation category of the National Space and Missile Materials Symposium (NSMMS) and Commercial and Government Responsive Access to Space Technology Exchange (CRASTE).
Read More »S&T student nominated to education advisory board
Thuraia Ibrahim has been appointed to the Missouri Advisory Board for Educator Preparation as a student advisor. Ibrahim is a junior in biological sciences with an emphasis in secondary education from Rolla.
Read More »In the news: 2D computer chips, infrastructure ethics, space race, mining for clean energy, hackers
Marcus Dodson, editor and publisher of Architectural West Magazine, quoted S&T researcher Dr. Shane Epting in his editorial, “Editor’s Desk: Ethical Infrastructure,” published in July.
Read More »Student Body President message to incoming students
Hello Miners, Welcome to Missouri S&T, I am so glad that you have chosen to join our campus. The past year has been difficult for everyone, not being able to see friends, family, or attend events. While there are still some regulations in place for our safety, our goal for this year is to turn […]
Read More »S&T announces updated policy for face coverings
Missouri S&T’s Incident Command Team sent the following message to students, faculty and staff on July 29:
Read More »Complete ePerformance process by July 31
The first check-in period for S&T’s new performance appraisal process will end soon. Make sure you complete your form in myHR and review your assessment with your manager by Saturday, July 31.
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S&T adds path for medical laboratory scientists
In Missouri S&T’s new program for medical lab science certification, students will study in the biological sciences department for three years and then finish their degree with a year of clinical professional study at one of three certified Missouri hospital programs.
Read More »COVID-19 vaccines readily available
A COVID-19 vaccine is the most effective protection against the coronavirus, and vaccines are readily available in Rolla and throughout Missouri. All faculty, staff and students should get vaccinated as soon as possible.
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VIDEO: Town hall recording posted online
Dr. Mo Dehghani, Missouri S&T chancellor, led a virtual town hall meeting on July 20 for the university community. Watch the video at chancellor.mst.edu/virtual-town-hall.
Read More »COVID-19 update from Club Sports Council
Logan Gallagher, president of the Club Sports Council, sent the following message to students on July 26:
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