Be kind. Be positive. Be strong. Be safe.
Discover Engineering Day
Discover Engineering Day was held on February 25 – there was a great turn out. Thank you to all of the engineering faculty who played a role in this successful event.
Reminders and Information
Carries Café – Carries is open for the Spring semester! They are open most Tuesdays and Thursdays of the semester, but you can check their webpage for both openings as well as a menu.
Helping students: Students who need emergency financial aid need to schedule an appointment with Financial Aid.
Inclusive Teaching – Learning new practices
Free webinar “Achieving an Education for All” at 1 PM CST on March 9. Registration/info can be found at: https://connect.chronicle.com/achieving-education-for-all-lp.html?cid=che_3p_web_cli_1_wbn_eduforall_mcgrawhill-marketo-email-email_7_
Learning Management System Review – More information is available on the website
The timeline and all updates of the realignment process are posted on the following website – Academic Realignment – Missouri State.
Academic Advisor Forum – Session schedule is attached. The next session is Tuesday, March 7.
Earth Day Festival – April 22, 2023 (This event does require the purchase of tickets)
Most Recent CNAS Mind’s Eye features –
Pattern recognition enhances biomedical research | Mind’s Eye – Missouri State University
A big one: Forecasting future volcanic eruptions | Mind’s Eye – Missouri State University
Upcoming CNAS Seminars –
Check out the CNAS Master Calendar for this week’s seminars – College of Natural and Applied Sciences – Missouri State University
- PAMS – 4:00-5:00PM, Thursday, March 9 in Kemper 204. By Isaac Laseter, PhD Student from University of Wisconsin-Madison. “The JWST Advanced Deep Extragalactic Survey (JADES): The First Results from the Deepest Observations of the Universe to Date”
- CSC – 1:25-2:15PM, Friday, March 24 in Cheek 102. By Dr. Sanjay Madria, Missouri University of Science and Technology. “Machine Learning for Emotion Prediction, Ideology Detection and Polarization Analysis using COVID-19 Tweets”
- GGP – 2:30-3:30PM, Friday, March 24 in Blunt (Temple) 345. By Dr. Mohamed Abdelsalam, Oklahoma State University. “The Geological Legacy of Africa”
Reminders –
- Equity requests are due to your department head today. There is now a form for these requests and you must use it.
- CNAS Faculty/Staff Award Nominations are due April 6
- FCTL Teaching Awards – Nominations are being acceptebed for full-time faculty and per-course instructors. The Call for Nominations is open until March 10
- Showcase Call for Proposals – the FCTL Advisory Council is inviting faculty to submit a presentation proposal highlighting their teaching practices and valuable work they are doing in the classroom. Proposals will be accepted through March 24
EVENTS –
- Student Volunteers for OSEF (March 28-30). See the attachment.
- CNAS Undergraduate Research Day – Friday, April 28 – Flyer and Presenter Information is attached.
- Einhellig Interdisciplinary Forum – New and Current Students – Graduate College – Missouri State – Abstracts are due April 3. Event is April 29.
Recent news from the college:
- Missouri State biology graduate student wins Missouri Birding Society Scholarship
- If you would like to see past stories please visit CNAS NewsWatch!
Calendar
March 8 Junior Academy of Science Regional Competition at MSU
Mar 11-19 Spring Break
Mar 28-30 OSEF (Judging March 28, Awards March 30)
April 1 State Science Olympiad Competition at MSU
April 1 Spring Showcase
Apr 7-9 Spring Holiday – Offices closed/No Classes
Apr 21-22 MAS annual meeting in Joplin
Apr 27-28 MSU Collaborative Diversity Conference
Apr 28 CNAS Undergraduate Research Day
Apr 29 Einhellig IDF
May 8 All Faculty Recognition Celebration
May 19 Commencement
April 8, 2024 Next Solar Eclipse in Missouri – The path of totality through North America – the Great North American Eclipse of April 8, 2024 | eclipse2024.org
Media
- Subscribe to follow CNAS NewsWatch (also available on CNAS homepage)
- Find Dean Jahnke’s past eblasts and subscribe to CNAS Blog.
- Tune in every Thursday morning at 9:45 a.m. for 5-minute STEM Spots on KSMU.