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Join a free yoga session for employees Oct. 16
Faculty and staff are invited to unwind and rejuvenate with free yoga sessions offered by student well-being. These classes are open to all levels of experience and fitness and will be led by a certified yoga instructor.
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Activate your complimentary subscription to the Wall Street Journal
The University Libraries, in partnership with the Wall Street Journal, now offers sponsored access to Wall Street Journal content for all students, faculty, and staff.
Read More »Explore teaching excellence with Curators’ Distinguished Teaching Professors
The Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence will host a yearlong Curators’ Distinguished Teaching Professor Summit, and there will be three sessions in September, November and April.
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Apply for a staff scholarship by Nov. 1
Are you a full-time staff member looking to further your education? Apply for a $300 staff scholarship through the employee scholarship program.
Read More »Passing of Dr. Edward Bertnolli
The Missouri S&T community is saddened to learn of the death of Dr. Edward C. Bertnolli II, former professor and director of the Engineering Education Center in St. Louis. Bertnolli passed away Wednesday, Sept. 6.
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Celebrate the Fall Equinox Friday
Celebrate the changing seasons and connect with your fellow Miners at the third annual Fall Equinox Celebration 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday, Sept. 22.
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Explore the history of S&T and area musicians
October, you’re invited to explore new exhibitions on the musical history of Rolla, Missouri S&T and the Ozarks, created by the State Historical Society of Missouri (SHSMO) staff and the Missouri S&T archives.
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Mid-Semester feedback opens, read FAQs
Now that the semester is underway, remember to schedule a mid-semester feedback session with the students in your course. The Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence can help.
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Have a wagon? Compete in the Mini-Float Parade Competition
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.
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