An orientation for graduate students to learn about their rights and responsibilities regarding intellectual property and copyright. Visit our website for more info.
There are many opportunities to learn about formatting your thesis or dissertation. See the available times below. More information about formatting can be found here.
Formatting Workshop
The Graduate Research Showcase provides an opportunity for graduate students to present their research to the university and wider community, while networking with representatives from key industry employers. Participants will choose to present either a poster or oral presentation in competition for a total of $2,000 in awards in various categories. After the event, there will be an award ceremony where students will be recognized for their outstanding achievements.
For more information, visit: https://grad.mst.edu/events/graduateresearchshowcase/.
This session is designed for new incoming graduate students and those seeking a refresher on essential aspects of graduate school. Explore university policies, graduate catalog requirements, and gain valuable tips on navigating your graduate journey successfully. We will also cover forms and deadlines, the registration process, tips on working with your academic advisor and more.
Student Well-Being hosts an International Student Support Group. Enjoy the support of other international students while sharing your experiences of living and studying abroad, build connections, manage stress, cope and thrive in a time of change and uncertainty. To join, email wellbeing@mst.edu or call (573)-341-4211.
Join us for a seminar series on Discovery to Commercialization "Brown bag" lunch seminar series. Dates and times TBD
Organizer: Timothy L. Faley, PhD, MBA, Assoc. Vice Chancellor of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Commercialization, Missouri University of Science and Technology
900 Innovation Drive, Suite 145, Rolla, MO 65401. Email: TFaley@mst.edu. Phone: 573-341-6725
Friday, October 27th from 12-2pm, Outside near the Puck
Join Graduate Education and other departments on campus for this fall festival. There will be games, snacks, pumpkin-painting, and music!
Competition Finale: November 2nd, 2023, in Carver Room 204B in Havener AND on Zoom.Visit our 3MT site for detailed information and dates.
New incoming graduate students, please join us for an informative session designed to pave the way for your success as a graduate student! This is designed to provide you with essential information about our university's policies, academic advising, procedures, and resources that directly impact your graduate experience.
Broken up into 3 sessions based on college:
Learn how to write an acknowledgement to show appreciation to those who helped you on your academic journey and how to create a clear, concise abstract that outlines the important points brought out in your thesis/dissertation. Monday, October 2nd at 5:30 p.m. via Zoom: https://umsystem.zoom.us/j/91775034801?pwd=VGY4WmF1QUdhTFoweEJoUDdMeVlsZz09
There are many opportunities to learn about formatting your thesis or dissertation. See the available times below. More information about formatting can be found here.
Title | Speaker | Length | Date | Format |
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How to Write an Abstract | Lea Hickerson | 9:28 | 2020 | Zoom Video |
How to Write an Acknowledgement | Lea Hickerson | 4:34 | 2021 | Google Slides.webm |
Citing with IEEE | Lea Hickerson | 4:37 | Google Slides.webm | |
Citing with APA | Lea Hickerson | 4:36 | Google Slides.webm | |
Writing an Effective Syllabus | CAFE | 19 slides | Google Slides | |
Grad Student Pandemic Resiliency: Wellbeing/Self-Care | 12 slides | Powerpoint | ||
Writing an Acknowledgement and Abstract Workshop | Lea Hickerson | 38:56 | 10/2023 | Zoom Video |
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