Registration is now open for Jackling Introduction to Engineering summer camp.
Topic: Education
Missouri S&T’s teacher education and certification department is offering free tutoring for students of faculty, staff and community members.
Each year nearly 500 S&T students utilize a suit closet operated by the department of Career Opportunity and Employer Relations on the campus of Missouri S&T.
The Engineering Management senior design classes and Industrial-Organizational Psychology MS program partner with Phelps Health to help the organization address a community health issue. Undergraduate and graduate students provide consultation and data are collected by the instructors to study the effectiveness of this new practicum structure.
This new interdisciplinary program will help prepare students for focused careers in natural science, water resource, conservation, environmental engineering, hydrology, and wastewater.
The S&T Mineral Museum has over 4,599 minerals from over 92 countries. Visitors are always welcomed.
Students at Missouri S&T have new research opportunities thanks to a partnership between Missouri S&T and the Ozark Rivers Chapter of the National Audubon Society.
Missouri S&T’s EcoVillage is being powered by advanced lead batteries. This living laboratory, which conducts renewable energy research, education and outreach, has been successfully running since 2018 with the support of the Consortium for Battery Innovation.
Through $250,000 in state funds, Missouri S&T is providing Project Lead the Way grants to school districts in 10 south-central Missouri counties. A total of 41 school districts are eligible for the grants.
Students in Dr. Joan Schuman’s Introduction to Project Management course provide project management services to small, rural communities.
The Missouri Local Training and Resource Center provides training and education for Missouri communities to help them improve the quality and safety of their roads, bridges and highways.