Institution name

Missouri University of Science And Technology

Total number of students

6815

Contact address for international enquiries

1870 Miner Circle
ROLLA 65409

Telephone

+1 800 522 0938

Venue / office name

Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering

Address

210 Mechanical Engineering
400 West 13th Street
ROLLA
Missouri
65409

Venue description

This is the largest department at the Missouri University of Science and Technology. With 33 faculty members and 15 staff members, it is presently educating over 720 students. Its learning labs afford MAE students the opportunity to work hands-on with equipment, applying classroom-learned principles while acquiring real world skills. MAE research laboratories make it possible for both faculty and students to work on the next generation of theory, concept, and product. MAE houses machine and electronics shops which provide technical support for student and faculty projects within MAE and across campus.

Telephone number

+1 573 341 4661

Is accommodation available at this venue?

Yes

Accommodation details

The accommodation is available in residential college, Thomas Jefferson Complex, Nagogami apartment and in Quadrangle Complex. The Quadrangle Complex consist Holtman Hall House, Kelly Hall, McAnerney Hall and the Farrar Hall. The Residential College consists of 3 different suites, double suite, double-deluxe suite, and a single-deluxe suite all with 4 residents per suite. Approximately 850 students live in the Thomas Jefferson Complex. Recreation rooms, a computer lab, a fitness room, laundry facilities, group meeting rooms and a Residential Learning Center are all within the Thomas Jefferson Complex. The Nagogami apartment complex is located on the west side of campus. The complex consists of 3 apartment buildings, a playground area, and courtyard. All Nagogami apartments are 2 bedroom units with both furnished and unfurnished apartments available. Holtman Hall House 7 is designated for students over 21 years of age, while this Hall House 8 is designated for the Holistic Living Community. The Holtman Club has a study area, computer services, a kitchen, a game room, a commons, and a TV area. Access to this Club is limited to the building residents and their guests. Kelly Hall was constructed in 1949 and is university's oldest residence hall. Its style and architecture continue to make Kelly a popular residential option. Its residents enjoy the building's unique and spacious rooms as well as the character and history associated with this community. Nearly 150 students live in double rooms in Kelly Hall. McAnerney Hall houses approximately 100 students in a traditional residential facility. Most of its residents live in double rooms and share a TV/Study lounge area with the other building residents. Farrar Hall is a unique Missouri S and T residential community. Most Residents in this hall live in one of five cooperative suites. Students can be assigned to a co-operative with each co-operative consisting of 5 double bedrooms, a bath, a kitchenette and a living room.