Class Notes
The traveler
Up until last summer, Heather Castelli, ME’17, had visited more foreign countries than U.S. states.
Read More »Alumna ventures into the unknown
Hannah Mills, ME’16, couldn’t imagine herself overseeing a production line or sitting in an office cubicle.
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Hiatt shoulders the load as orthopedic surgeon
Standing on the mound, freezing cold, his left shoulder ached. Still, he pitched. It was the 2004 season opener, and he was Missouri S&T’s starting pitcher. Of course he pitched. And when his turn in the rotation came up, he pitched again. And again. And again.
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Sunrayce ’99 jacket makes triumphant return
When Mike Hunter, Math’99, decided to donate his Solar Car Team Sunrayce ’99 jacket to the Missouri S&T archives, it wasn’t necessarily for altruistic reasons.
Read More »Day named Academy of Inventors Fellow
Delbert E. Day, CerE’58, a prolific inventor whose work with specialty glasses has led to treatments for cancer, bone tissue regeneration and wound care, has been named a National Academy of Inventors (NAI) Fellow.
Read More »Alumna honored at Women of Color STEM Conference
Raquel P. Cundiff, ME’93, received the Community Service-Industry Award at the 2016 Women of Color STEM Conference, held in October in Detroit. Cundiff is a customer engineering manager with Boeing.
Read More »Russo touts IT as an exciting, attainable career
Last October, Sophie Russo, Psyc’11, participated in a panel at the University of Missouri-St. Louis highlighting perspectives on the challenges women and minorities face when considering technology for study and employment. Russo earned a master of science degree in management information systems from UMSL in 2016.
Read More »Elgin named Surveyor of the Year
Richard L. “Dick” Elgin, CE’74, MS CE’76, was named Surveyor of the Year by the Missouri Society of Professional Surveyors. Elgin is semi-retired from Archer-Elgin Engineering, Surveying and Architecture, and is an adjunct professor at Missouri S&T, where he teaches the civil engineering department’s required surveying course. He authored The U.S. Public Land Survey System […]
Read More »Controlled chaos creates compelling rubric
Raz Kerwin, TCom’12, an instructional developer in educational technology at S&T, published an article in October issue of The Teaching Professor.
Read More »Graduates set plan in motion with clothing line
A business venture by three Missouri S&T alumni is making personal training more affordable with the Enflux smart fitness clothing line.
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