Digital Projects
The Trail of Tears Across Missouri

Students in Dr. Pope's Native American History course worked with Missouri Humanities to create a digital story map to trace the path of Native American through Missouri on a forced march west.

Stonehenge Audio Tour

Dr. Jossalyn Larson and Dr. Daniel Reardon created this website with information related to the Historical Stonehenge in England, Stonehenge in Stories, and Stonehenge at Missouri S&T. It was created as part of the Fall Equinox celebration, first hosted on campus in Fall 2021.

Balancing Act

Dr. Kyle Wernke composed this piece to accompany an original poem written by Dr. Karen Head for the Autumnal Equinox. Music performed by Lauren Perala.
Holocaust Survivor: Erika Schwartz

Erika Schwartz recounts her story as a survivor of the Holocaust and child of a survivor. Born in Hungary, she escaped the ghetto as an infant and survived in hiding with her mother before immigrating to the United States.

History and Political Science Display

In December 2022, Nelson Colón held a Missouri S&T History and Political Science Department display in the S&T Collaboratory. For his senior capstone project, Nelson presented on police units in World War Two. In this video, Nelson gives us a walk-through of the display.

Physical Projects

Neuroscience Infographics

Students in Dr. Belfi's Psychology Course created Infographics about Common Neuroscience Myths