Recent News
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Eric Nielsen didn’t begin his college journey with a plan to become a teacher. A 2020 graduate of Southeast Missouri State University (SEMO) in public relations, Nielsen returned to his hometown of Chicago to begin his career—only to find it wasn’t the right fit.Published: -
Southeast Missouri State University’s Sikeston campus welcomes Saluna, a St. Louis-based agricultural technology startup focused on advancing hemp as a competitive and sustainable alternative for farmers. Saluna will use the campus as its primary field research site as its first business expansion. This new partnership highlights a shared vision for innovation, regional growth and entrepreneurship in the heart of Missouri’s agricultural landscape.Published: -
From hands-on coding workshops for elementary students to professional development for P-12 teachers, Southeast Missouri State University continues to strengthen its role as a leader in regional education. Through its SEMO Educators Advantage program, professional development events, substitute teacher seminars and the EDvolution Center, SEMO supports thousands of teachers and students every year.Published: -
The Harlan & Dorothy Siebert Scholarship Fund has been established at Southeast Missouri State University to honor the lives and legacies of Harlan and Dorothy Siebert, two dedicated community members and lifelong supporters of service and education. The scholarship fund has been made possible through the generosity of the Siebert family and friends.Published: -
School nurses from across the region gathered at Southeast Missouri State University for a one-day workshop designed to equip them with tools to address today’s complex health challenges in schools—from mental health to emergency preparedness.Published:
