September
Fikru wins NSF grant to study net-zero electricity products
Dr. Mahelet Fikru, associate professor of economics, received a National Science Foundation grant to study net-zero electricity products. This research will present preferences, strategies and policies for net-zero carbon electricity products.
Read More »S&T students, faculty, alumni sweep awards at electromagnetic symposium
Missouri S&T students, faculty, former faculty and alumni associated with the Electromagnetic Compatibility Laboratory won several awards during the recent Electromagnetic Compatibility Society‘s conference, EMC+SIPI 2023.
Read More »Dewitt publishes article on former S&T professor and East German spy
Dr. Petra DeWitt, associate professor of history and political science, published “Zwischen Dallas und New York: A West German’s Encounter with the United States Before Moving to East Germany” in Yearbook of German-American Studies.
Read More »Bohner speaks at international events
Over the summer, Dr. Martin Bohner, Curator’s Professor of mathematics and statistics, spoke at three international events.
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Ph.D. candidate wins Best EMC Student Paper
Emmanuel Olugbade, a Ph.D. candidate in mechanical engineering, stood out in the 2023 IEEE International Symposium on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Signal and Power Integrity (EMC+SIPI), held in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Read More »September is National Recovery Month
September is National Recovery Month, and the goal is to raise awareness that hope and healing from mental health and substance use are real and possible. Student well-being has “Recovery is Possible” T-shirts available for those on campus who complete the Collegiate Recovery Ally Training.
Read More »Volunteer and donate for Russell House
The Russell House is a community resource that seeks to empower victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse to live violence-free. In pursuance of this goal, all S&T community members are invited to apply to become a victim advocate and/or hotline operator. Upon applying, volunteers will be asked to complete a brief, free online training […]
Read More »Participate in collegiate recovery ally training
The Collegiate Recovery Ally Training was designed to help faculty, staff, and students support individuals in recovery from substance use disorders.You can take this training at your own pace and at your own time here. Upon completion of this training, there are a few simple things you can do to create a more recovery friendly […]
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