Missouri S&T’s teacher education and certification department is offering free tutoring for students of faculty, staff and community members.
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University of Missouri System Broadband Initiative: Creating Digitally Connected Communities
The UM System and its four universities are committed to connecting resources, research, and projects to improve Missourians’ lives in areas of greatest challenge related to the economy, education, and health.
UM System Healthcare Engagement Initiative
The UM System and its four universities are committed to connecting resources, research, and projects to improve Missourians’ lives in areas of greatest challenge related to the economy, education, and health.
UM System Workforce Development Initiative
The UM System and its four universities are committed to connecting resources, research, and projects to improve Missourians’ lives in areas of greatest challenge related to the economy, education, and health.
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The UMKC Drug Information Center specializes in delivering relevant, focused responses to meet the specific drug information needs of our community and their clients. Through critical analysis and streamlined communication, they have gained national recognition as a resource for highly credible solutions using evidence-based medicine.
UMKC TalentLink connects individuals and organizations in the Kansas City region to professional development opportunities.
The Innovation Studio is housed within a brand-new facility – the Robert W. Plaster Free Enterprise and Research Center – just opened in 2021.
The Engagement Fellows Program allows our faculty to make personal connections and deliver on our important mission to disseminate and apply knowledge for the benefit of all Missourians.
Our Healthy KC Eastside” (OHKCE) is a large-scale, community-based partnership addressing vaccine hesitance and health inequities in vulnerable portions of Jackson County, Mo.