This spring, Missouri S&T will offer professional development for geoscientists and mining, geological, metallurgical and other engineers to comply with new ethics and regulatory standards set by the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission’s (SEC) updated mining property disclosure rules.
Read More »Missouri S&T students seeking full-time employment after graduation or co-op or internship for the semester will have an opportunity to meet with a record number of employers at the 2019 Spring Career Fair on Tuesday, Feb. 19. More than 250 companies are registered to attend the event, a 6 percent increase from last year’s spring Career Fair.
Read More »The Hispanic Film Series offered by the Missouri S&T arts, languages, and philosophy department will continue this February with a screening of the 2016 film “Delicate Balance.”
Read More »Several faculty and staff at Missouri S&T will showcase their talents this month at a fundraiser for the S&T student chapter of Engineers Without Borders (EWB). Performances include singing, dancing, playing musical instruments, performing physical feats and other entertainment.
Read More »The 399th Army Band from Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, will join the Missouri S&T Symphonic Band and Wind Symphony for a free concert this February.
Read More »February is national Black History Month, and the community is invited to celebrate with Missouri S&T. The following events will be a part of the celebration:
Read More »The Aquila Theatre Company will perform Mary Shelley’s two-century-old classic tale Frankenstein at Leach Theatre as a part of the 2018-19 Campus Performing Arts Series at Missouri S&T.
Read More »The public is invited to view Mars through Missouri S&T’s 16-inch-diameter telescope on Friday, Feb. 8.
Read More »Enrollment for the first day of spring 2019 classes at Missouri University of Science and Technology was 7,706. Deanne Jackson, Missouri S&T registrar, says the 2019 spring enrollment figure is 2.3 percent less than spring enrollment in 2018.
Read More »Wayne Hoffman, mentalist and illusionist will present a seemingly supernatural show that involves human behavior, body language and visual magic this February on the Missouri University of Science and Technology campus.
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