I realized over the weekend that I had not updated the CNAS blog since April so I will try to catch you up on the events of CNAS and prepare you for the end of summer and beginning of the … Continue reading →

There are so many events in April – Public Affairs Conference, FFA Contests, Graduate College Interdisciplinary Forum, Pummill Relays, Missouri Academy of Science Annual Meeting, and scholarship banquets for chemistry, computer science, math and premedical students.   And then the Ozarks … Continue reading →

It is good to have breaks.  We all need them.  I will be taking a break this week as well.  I hope to read a few books and take some long runs.  I have posted some of the events that … Continue reading →

CNAS Faculty and Staff: President Nietzel and Provost McCarthy have requested the opportunity to meet with us on Tuesday, April 7 at noon in the Meyer Library Auditorium.  They are in fact meeting with each of the colleges regarding the topics … Continue reading →

Rather than post announcements this week I will reflect on the economy and challenges we face. With state funding at best held at current levels for the future it is imperative that we all pay attention to retention and recruitment … Continue reading →

As the budget scenarios continue to develop and become clearer, I want to keep you informed.  I see this evolving over time so please continue to check the blog for new postings.  President Nietzel will be responding to Missouri Department of Higher … Continue reading →

Another semester is almost over.  I listened to my students’ final presentations this week, I just wrote their final exam and then it’s grading time.  So much has happened since I last wrote to you so I will try to … Continue reading →

I thought that this might be a good time to give you an update on computer labs in CNAS.  We now have an inventory of all CNAS computer labs, the software installed in each lab, and whether the lab is … Continue reading →