2010
Blowing in the wind
Mike Haas, AE’87, envisions a future where nearly 30 percent of the nation’s electricity could come from wind and solar power. And he should know.
Read More »A comfort (and energy-efficient) zone
Freezing offices, stuffy gyms, harsh lighting, noise. Most of us have to put up with these annoyances daily. What if you could come home to a house that you programmed to your own specifications? Imagine: the climate is perfect, the plants are lush (without any attention from you), your favorite music is playing and your […]
Read More »Dean Lindstrom: He’ll turn the lights off for ya
Dean Lindstrom, EE’79, has seen the world and is ready to help cut its energy bills.
Read More »Kent Lynn: international service learning
A good salesman knows that the keys to a successful sale are trust and responsiveness. Kent Lynn, CE’85, is one of those salesmen.
Read More »Aubrey Moore: more than an all-American girl
Aubrey Moore stepped up to the starting line in the finals of the 400-meter run at the 2009 NCAA Outdoor Championships knowing she was an All-American. She was attempting to become the second S&T student-athlete with an individual national championship and the first female to win one.
Read More »Professional degrees
During commencement, 10 alumni and friends received professional degrees:
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Grand design: the Kummer Student Design Center
Work is under way on a new — and much larger — facility to house Missouri S&T’s student design teams.
Read More »S&T takes second in PetroBowl
Once a year, students from around the world get together to test their knowledge of the oil and gas industry in the Society of Petroleum Engineers’ PetroBowl. Missouri S&T’s student chapter of SPE recently placed second in their first-ever competition, which was held in New Orleans.
Read More »EcoCAR unveiled
Missouri S&T’s EcoCAR team unveiled its entry for EcoCAR: The NeXt Challenge during a ceremony last October at the campus’s E3 Commons. The S&T group is one of 17 university teams from the U.S. and Canada involved in the competition, which requires each team to re-engineer a 2009 Saturn Vue to become more energy-efficient. The […]
Read More »An inside look at the fort
Fort Leonard Wood has been in the Ozarks for nearly 70 years, but what goes on there is a mystery to many. Last fall, three Missouri S&T technical communication students worked to change that by making the military base’s internal operations more accessible to the outside world.
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