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Staff Council wants to know your thoughts on professional development
Staff Council has the opportunity to provide Missouri S&T employees with numerous options to develop their skills, knowledge and abilities to both support the overall mission of the university and to grow their professional skill set. Please take this short survey to share your thoughts.
Read More »Get mid-semester feedback from your students
The Center for Advancing Faculty Excellence (CAFE) offers instructors the opportunity to survey their students on how well they feel their courses are going so far. If you are interested in surveying your students, you can request a mid-semester feedback survey.
Read More »Take faculty survey by May 23
All S&T instructional faculty who taught during the Spring 2020 semester are asked to complete a 5-minute survey about their experiences teaching remotely by Saturday, May 23. Take the survey.
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Who are you?
S&T staff members, tell us about yourself. How does your work help this university thrive? What do you like to do outside of work? Take a few minutes to fill out this questionnaire, and you could be featured in the Staff Spotlight.
Read More »Take survey on lumbar puncture procedures
David Clausen, an S&T student, is working on a class project to develop a medical device to improve lumbar punctures. If you have undergone a lumbar puncture, such as a spinal tap or an epidural injection, please answer a few questions related to your experience.
Read More »Biodesign students need your help
Biodesign students in the biology department are conducting a survey for their class and they need your help. The survey is anonymous and will take 3-5 minutes to take.
Read More »Senior design project includes survey for faculty
As part of a senior design project, a group of engineering management students are trying to improve student and faculty perceptions of the S&T Store, specifically regarding textbooks. The students created a faculty survey and a student survey.
Read More »Campus master plan survey results available online
Nearly 2,000 students, faculty and staff shared their opinions about S&T’s physical facilities in a survey conducted in December. The results are available online. A few highlights include:
Read More »Faculty invited to take survey
The Miners Care Committee developed a survey to assess faculty awareness of campus resources to support mental well-being. The committee would also like to learn about best practices that faculty use to support the mental well-being of students. Take the survey.
Read More »Taken the broadband survey?
University of Missouri System’s Broadband Initiative was announced during UM System Engagement Week in October. If you have not already done so, please help identify and connect university resources by taking a short survey and report any broadband resources by Friday, Dec. 20.
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