English and technical communication
19 S&T faculty members receive tenure, promotions
Nineteen faculty members at Missouri S&T received promotions and/or tenure, effective Sept. 1. Those faculty members are:
Read More »Five faculty awarded seed grants to implement KEEN principles
Five competitive seed grants have been awarded to Missouri S&T faculty members to support implementing the Kern Entrepreneurial Engineering Network’s (KEEN) principles focused on having an entrepreneurial mindset in their courses.
Read More »Northcut presents paper at international conference
Dr. Kathryn Northcut, professor of English, presented a paper at the International Academic Forum Conference on Arts and Humanities on Saturday, Jan. 6, in Honolulu.
Read More »Goldberg wins Spokane Prize
Dr. Mathew Goldberg, associate teaching professor of English and technical communication, and his story collection Night Watch was selected for the 2023 Spokane Prize for Short Fiction. The collection will be published by Willow Spring Books.
Read More »In the news
Dr. Daniel Oerther, professor of environmental engineering, spoke with ABC affiliate KMBC-9 news reporter Matt Evans about the presence of lead in Missouri for a news story about new rules proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency.
Read More »New employees announced
The following employees joined Missouri S&T in December. Please join the Miner community in welcoming these new staff members.
Read More »Faculty honored for outstanding teaching, service, experiential learning
Missouri S&T celebrated faculty excellence at an awards banquet Dec. 8 on campus. Honorees include:
Read More »Goldberg’s work selected for ‘Iron Horse Literary Review’
Mathew Goldberg, associate teaching professor in English and technical communication, had his short story collection, “Teshuvah,” selected as a semi-finalist for the Iron Horse Literary Review and Texas Tech University Press First Book Prize.
Read More »18 S&T faculty members receive tenure, promotions
Eighteen faculty members received promotions and/or tenure, effective Sept. 1. Those faculty members are:
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Brown publishes new book on true crime
In his latest book, Roadhouse Justice: Hattie Lee Barnes and the Killing of a White Man in 1950s Mississippi, Dr. Trent Brown, professor of English and technical communication, weaves a story of injustice, civil rights and the southern legal system.
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