Celebration of Nations is back and bigger than ever, in its 16th year of celebrating the unique mix of cultures at Missouri S&T and in Rolla. This year’s event on Saturday, Sept. 20, also highlights Rolla’s place on the historic Route 66, which will celebrate its 100th anniversary next year.
Read More »Volunteers are needed to help with this year’s Celebration of Nations on Saturday, Sept. 20. Roles include parade coordinator, check-in table oversight, vendor support, hospitality room oversight, Kummer Center for STEM Education Kid’s Corner, family and friends weekend oversight and take-down crew.
Read More »Celebration of Nations is poised to grow this year thanks to a $50,000 grant from the Missouri Route 66 Centennial Commission to expand and promote the festival.
Read More »All Missouri S&T students, college students and K-12 students are invited to submit an original design for the 2025 Celebration of Nations T-shirt. The winning submission will receive honorary recognition during the festivities, an award certificate for the winning design and merchandise at the S&T store.
Read More »Can’t make it to Rolla for the Parade of Nations that kicks off Celebration of Nations? Catch the livestream on Facebook, hosted by Dr. Rachel Kohman, director of Kummer Student Programs.
Read More »Celebration of Nations is including a new contest this year: a Mini-Float Parade Competition. Participants will create a float on a platform, no larger than 4- by 6-feet and meet the following guidelines.
Read More »Amateur artists and designers of all ages in the Rolla area are invited to submit original designs for this year’s Celebration of Nations T-shirt. The winning submission will receive a $150 gift card to the S&T Store.
Read More »Celebration of Nations is back for its 13th year celebrating the vibrant cultural diversity at Missouri S&T and in Rolla.
Read More »The deadline for online ordering of the 2022 Celebration of Nations T-shirt has been extended to Sept. 16. The T-shirt costs $20.
Read More »A new structure for functions previously administered through the office of international affairs took effect Thursday, Sept. 1. Due to the changing nature of international outreach and current trends, the office of international affairs has been dissolved. All personnel and functions that previously reported to Dr. Jeanie Hofer, former vice provost of international affairs, will continue […]
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