department spotlight
Department Spotlight: Student well-being
The heart of our campus’s well-being ecosystem is student well-being. At the core of every educational institution is a commitment to nurturing its students’ academic growth and holistic well-being. Student well-being embodies this dedication, providing a nurturing and supportive environment that empowers our students and the S&T community to thrive.
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Department Spotlight: Career Opportunities and Employer Relations
One of the most valuable assets Missouri S&T offers students is career readiness through career opportunities and employer relations (COER). The COER team provides resume and interview skill critiques and training to students while partnering with hundreds of employers to set students up for success in their careers after graduation.
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Thank you! Staff Council recognizes MRC staff
Staff Council members dropped off treats to say “thank you” to the Materials Research Center staff on Feb. 11 in Straumanis-James Hall.
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Thank you! Staff Council recognizes testing, disability services staff
Staff Council members dropped off treats to say “thank you” to the testing and student disability services department on Nov. 22 in Norwood Hall. Above: Carol Durk, manager of testing and disability services, and Beverly Rowe, clerical staff member, pose for a photo. Department spotlight: Testing and disability services S&T’s testing center provides a secure […]
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Thank you! Staff Council recognizes international affairs staff
Staff members in S&T’s international affairs department were treated to refreshments on May 15 in the Southwestern Bell Cultural Center. Staff Council hosted the thank-you reception to show appreciation for the work employees do.
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Thank you! Staff Council recognizes mining, nuclear engineering staff
Although the event was on April Fools’ Day, Staff Council members weren’t kidding when they thanked the mining and nuclear engineering staff for all their work during a reception at McNutt Hall on April 1.
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