residential life
New employees announced
The following employees joined Missouri S&T in October. Please join the Miner community in welcoming these new staff members:
Read More »COVID-19: Residence hall students to move into University Commons apartments
With fewer than 200 students currently living in the residence halls on S&T’s campus, the remaining Thomas Jefferson and Residential Commons students will move into University Commons apartments with private bedrooms and private bathrooms. Following the move, each student resident will have a private bedroom, a private bathroom, and will share a full kitchen with one other student in the apartment.
Read More »COVID-19: Updates on moving coursework online, university travel, events
The following COVID-19 update was emailed to Missouri S&T students, faculty and staff Thursday, March 12.
Read More »New employees announced
The following employees joined Missouri S&T in January. Please join the Miner community in welcoming these new staff members:
Read More »Farewell reception set for Lehmans
NOTE: The reception has been rescheduled for 1-2:30 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 18, in Room 305 Norwood Hall.
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Experiential, service learning awards go to four
Dr. Devin Burns, Lt. Oscar Kemp, Dr. Kathleen Sheppard and Jacob Sherry received awards for their roles in service and experiential learning.
Read More »Four students attend RA conference
Ali Emily, a sophomore in applied mathematics from Hillsboro, Missouri; Sanje Brothers, a senior in engineering management from St. Louis; Sean Malinee, a senior in mechanical engineering from St. Charles, Missouri; and Emily Karr, a senior in computer science from St. Charles, Missouri, recently attended the University of Northern Iowa’s 2016 Resident Assistant Conference. Ali Emily and Emily Karr both presented at the conference, which was held Jan. 29-31. Tera Humphrey, student service coordinator I in residential life, accompanied the students on the trip. During the trip, the students participated in a political rally for democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders.
Read More »University police leads crisis simulation
On Friday, Oct. 3, Missouri S&T Police Chief Christy Laughlin led a table-top training exercise on campus designed to simulate a crisis. Staff members from residential life and marketing and communications joined police officers in developing a step-by-step response to a simulated weather-related disaster. The exercise was designed to provide practice in responding to an […]
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