Diana Ahmad
Police and fraternities adopt family for holidays
Santa had a little help again this year, thanks to Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Pi and University Police. Captain Oscar Kemp, Sergeant Bret Turnbough and Officer Anthony Giacolone partnered with the fraternities to adopt three local families for the holidays.
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Luau-themed retirement reception set for Diana Ahmad
Drop by to congratulate Dr. Diana Ahmad on her retirement – and bring your best hula moves – during a luau-themed reception 2-4 p.m. Monday, April 18, in the Carver-Turner Room of the Havener Center.
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Winners of first VIP prize drawing announced
Mallory Evans, an office support assistant in residential life, won Apple AirPods in the first prize drawing for Missouri S&T’s Vaccine Incentive Program on Sept. 10. Additional faculty and staff winners are:
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Historian publishes on steamship travelers’ journeys
The California History journal published Dr. Diana Ahmad’s paper, titled “The South Seas from the Deck of a Steamship: Travelers’ Observations of Their Journeys to the Islands of the Pacific, 1880s-1910s,” in the journal’s Fall 2021 issue.
Read More »Ahmad to discuss Missouri animals, Overland Trails
Join the Rolla Public Library for Dr. Diana Ahmad’s talk titled “Missouri Animals and the Overland Trails” 5-6 p.m. Monday, July 19, via the library’s Facebook page. Watch live and chat your questions.
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Engagement Week: Gray squirrels in the American Old Northwest
Join Dr. Diana Ahmad, Curators’ Distinguished Professor of history and political science, for a talk titled “Gray Squirrels in the American Old Northwest” at 2-3 p.m. Monday, Oct. 26, via Zoom.
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Talks planned on B-52s, gray squirrels, pandemic lit, more
Missouri S&T will feature six former and current Presidential Engagement Fellows who will each host a one-hour talk during Extension and Engagement Week 2020. These talks include:
Read More »Ahmad advises against touching campus wildlife
Dr. Diana Ahmad, Curators’ Distinguished Teaching Professor of history, has noticed more animals such as rabbits and squirrels on campus lately and asks that individuals please do not touch the wildlife.
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