Amanda Kossuth
Staff Council’s awards go to 15
Fifteen Missouri S&T employees have been honored for their contributions to the university. The awardees are:
Read More »Attend United Healthcare presentation Oct. 8
United Healthcare will host a presentation, titled “Why is United Healthcare calling?” noon-1 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 8, via Zoom. Participants will learn about UHC programs, including:
Read More »S&T group presents at academic advising conference
An S&T faculty member and three academic advisors gave a talk titled “A Metamorphosis from Faculty to Professional Advisors in the First-year Advising Experience” on Feb. 28 at an academic advising conference in Springfield, Missouri.
Read More »Staff Council officers elected
Missouri S&T’s Staff Council recently elected officers for this academic year. Barbi Spencer, who served as vice president of Staff Council in 2018-19, is now leading the council as president.
Read More »Advise first-year students? Catch webinar
The freshman engineering program office invites all faculty and staff advisors of first-year students to attend a webinar 1-2 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 6, in Room 121 Butler-Carlton Civil Engineering Hall. Light refreshments will be provided. RSVP to Amanda Kossuth at kossutha@mst.edu by Friday, Nov. 2.
Read More »Kossuth elected to national advising association
Amanda Kossuth, an academic advisor for Missouri S&T’s freshmen engineering program, has been elected to continue serving as the Missouri Liaison for Region 7 of the National Academic Advising Association. She will serve on the Region Steering Committee for the 2018-20 Term.
Read More »Kossuth appointed state liaison for NACADA
Amanda Kossuth, an academic advisor for Missouri S&T’s freshmen engineering program, was appointed Missouri Liaison for Region 7 of the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA). In January, she was invited to serve on the organization’s Advisor Training and Development Steering Committee.
Read More »Kossuth presents at grad school association meeting
Amanda Kossuth, graduate services specialist for graduate studies, presented “Continuous Improvement: A Journey in Campus Engagement” at the 73rd annual meeting of the Midwestern Association of Graduate Schools on April 5 in Indianapolis. Her presentation reviewed the development of a continuous improvement cycle within an accreditation period, highlighting the evolution of assessment of graduate-level learning through a standardized campuswide assessment initiative.
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