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There is a known bug in Office that can cause the Scheduling Assistant to disappear. Until Microsoft release a comprehensive fix, here's how to add it back in:
From Office create a new meeting. If the scheduling assistant is missing, right click on the ribbon and select "Customize the Ribbon" and follow the instructions in the image below.
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