Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
VOLUNTEER AT THE BOBCAT CHRISTMAS POLE!
The Nordic Ski Team has our Bobcat Christmas Pole Saturday, December 12, at Bohart Ranch.
There is plenty to do to prepare for the race, including setting up and taking down the stadium, timing, taking bibs, registration, ect. If there is any interest from athletes to get A.L.L. points doing something easy and fun it would really help make our race great!
Volunteering could last from 7am-11am, and as long as people would like.
Volunteering could last from 7am-11am, and as long as people would like.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
SPRING REGISTRATION SURVEY
ALL STUDENT-ATHLETES, PLEASE TAKE THE 5 MINUTES TO FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING SURVEY ABOUT YOUR REGISTRATION EXPERIENCE. THIS HELPS US COLLECT DATA REGARDING REGISTRATION.
Monday, December 7, 2009
HUMANITY IN ACTION FELLOWSHIP
Humanity in Action (HIA) is now accepting applications for our 2010 summer fellowship programs in Europe and the United States. As we expand our efforts to reach a diverse student population, we thought you would be interested in distributing this information among qualified candidates at your school.
For More Information and Application Materials, please head to the following link:
Monday, November 30, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Monday, November 16, 2009
HELP CAN THE GRIZ!
Help MSU Can the Griz by collecting food for the local food bank. The school that collects more food will be announced the winner during Saturday's football game.
There are collection boxes in your coach's office and your locker room! Fill them up with non-perishable food items.
Do your part to CAN THE GRIZ!
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Friday, November 6, 2009
NEW CORE COURSES FOR SPRING 2010
NEW CORE COURSES FOR THE SPRING - SEE BELOW
CHIN 130 D – Historical and Literary Journey into Modern China (taught in English)
The focus of this course will be on twentieth-century Chinese short stories and novellas in English translation. We will look at modern Chinese literature in its historical setting as well as from the point of view of literary critical theory.
CS 140 CS – Spinning Webs
The World Wide Web. What it is. How it works. Where it's headed. Social implications. The science and technology behind it. Examination of currently popular Web ventures, such as Google, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Drupal. Construction of individual Web portfolios and a hosted website. Prepares students from all majors to participate in Web ventures and to become Web-informed citizens. No previous Web or programming experience required.
The World Wide Web. What it is. How it works. Where it's headed. Social implications. The science and technology behind it. Examination of currently popular Web ventures, such as Google, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Drupal. Construction of individual Web portfolios and a hosted website. Prepares students from all majors to participate in Web ventures and to become Web-informed citizens. No previous Web or programming experience required.
CHIN 130 D – Historical and Literary Journey into Modern China (taught in English)
The focus of this course will be on twentieth-century Chinese short stories and novellas in English translation. We will look at modern Chinese literature in its historical setting as well as from the point of view of literary critical theory.
MUS 101 IA – Enjoyment of Music
Introduces students to the rich legacy of Western Art Music, defined as notated musical traditions in Europe and later in the USA from liturgical chant to the present. Explores the historical context that led to the development of important genres and influenced the lives of composers. Facilitates active listening and curious inquiry into the language of music.
Introduces students to the rich legacy of Western Art Music, defined as notated musical traditions in Europe and later in the USA from liturgical chant to the present. Explores the historical context that led to the development of important genres and influenced the lives of composers. Facilitates active listening and curious inquiry into the language of music.
ML 100 IH – Intro to Issues in International Studies
Introduces students to a range of issues in the field of international studies through an interdisciplinary approach to world regions. Through lectures, discussion, and project-based learning, students gain knowledge of key cultural, historical, and economic concepts in an international context. Students develop an understanding of national, regional, and area studies models for learning about global issues.
Introduces students to a range of issues in the field of international studies through an interdisciplinary approach to world regions. Through lectures, discussion, and project-based learning, students gain knowledge of key cultural, historical, and economic concepts in an international context. Students develop an understanding of national, regional, and area studies models for learning about global issues.
Friday, October 23, 2009
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY WITH FOCUS
Focus
Family On Campus Understanding Support
A diverse group of MSU faculty, staff and students.
Our Mission: Support Family Promise of Gallatin Valley with a rotating sustainable group of MSU students, faculty and staff. Support FOCUS members by providing a fun safe environment to volunteer within, along with providing opportunities for networking on campus and elsewhere.
Our Commitment: Focus members are expected to complete Family Promise training, participate in monthly meetings, and personally commit to four volunteer shifts at Family Promise of Gallatin Valley within a 12 month cycle.
Family On Campus Understanding Support
A diverse group of MSU faculty, staff and students.
Our Mission: Support Family Promise of Gallatin Valley with a rotating sustainable group of MSU students, faculty and staff. Support FOCUS members by providing a fun safe environment to volunteer within, along with providing opportunities for networking on campus and elsewhere.
Our Commitment: Focus members are expected to complete Family Promise training, participate in monthly meetings, and personally commit to four volunteer shifts at Family Promise of Gallatin Valley within a 12 month cycle.
For more information, please see JT in the Academic Center.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
STUDENT FELLOWS NEEDED FOR CLS 101US SPRING 2O10
Interested in being a student fellow for CLS 101US for Spring 2010?
Accepted studnets will be enrolled in CLS 460: Teaching Internship, a 2 or 3 credit upper division course for teaching, and will have the option of taking a 1 credit independent study course (CLS 470). This is an excellent opportunity for students to gain teaching experience in a seminar-style course and may be especially valuable to students in teaching majors or students seeking administration to graduate school with teaching assistantships.
Successful applicants will have:
*the ability to work well with first-year students
*maturity, responsibility, and commitment to learning
*an interest in a variety of disciplines and perspectives
*GPA of 3.0 or above
If your interested in beinga student fellow, please stop by the academic center and speak to Kylie, Jamie or JT.
Thursday, October 15, 2009
SERVICE SATURDAY! GET INVOLVED
The MSU Office of Community Involvement has set a Service Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Nov. 7.
Volunteers have four options to choose from: Bridger Clinic mailings and Big Brothers Big Sisters gift wrapping at Family Fest will both take place in the Strand Union Building on campus. There will also be the option to go to the Gallatin Valley Food Bank and help prepare race packets for the Huffing for Stuffing Thanksgiving Day Run or help kick-off this year’s Can the Griz food drive by picking up donated food in a Bozeman neighborhood.
This event is open students, faculty/staff, and community members. Families are welcome. Transportation is provided. Meet 15 minutes ahead of time in the Strand Union Building, on campus, in between the Ask Us desk and the Market.
Upcoming Service Saturdays have been set for Dec. 5 when volunteers can work at the America Reads*America Counts Barnes & Noble book fair or holiday card making and kids activities in the mall.For more information, contact Adriann Leveille at 994-5242, msucampuscorps@montana.edu
Friday, October 9, 2009
ALL STUDENT-ATHLETE MEETING
ALL STUDENT-ATHLETE MEETING
OCTOBER 21, 7:30
SUB BALLROOM A
ALL STUDENT-ATHLETES MUST ATTEND!
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
MSU ACADEMIC CENTER FACEBOOK PAGE
So does the Academic Center now!
It can be found under MSU Athletic Academic Center
Stay informed by checking here for important dates and times!
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Thursday, September 24, 2009
VOLUNTEER AT THE DINOSAUR PLAYGROUND
A maintenance day for the Dinosaur Playground has been planned for
Saturday, October 3rd from 8:30 to 5:00.
Saturday, October 3rd from 8:30 to 5:00.
We will be inspecting and tightening bolts, sanding edges, installing
benches and pickets, distributing new fiberfill and touching up paint.
benches and pickets, distributing new fiberfill and touching up paint.
Lunch will be provided (we will be grilling hamburgers) and we have
disposable masks and gloves.
disposable masks and gloves.
We are asking volunteers to bring work gloves, rakes, shovels, wheel
barrows, cordless drills and/or hand sanders.
Please respond to this email or call 624-0315 with names and phone numbers
if you are able to help us out.
if you are able to help us out.
We very much appreciate all you have done for the Dinosaur Playground and
hope to see you on October 3!
Sincerely,
FORParks Board
hope to see you on October 3!
Sincerely,
FORParks Board
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
INTERNSHIP/VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
The Help Center in Bozeman is currently looking for interns and volunteers to serve as a Crisis Intervention and Referral Specialist. Duties include answering calls on the crisis lines, recording call details in database, and searching database for appropriate referrals as needed, all with the assistance of a trained crisis counselor available at all times. The Crisis Intervention and Referral Specialist will Intern/Volunteer for one 4-hour shift per week, for a total of approximately 12-16 hours per month, and commit to the program for at least nine months. Shifts are flexible, as the Help Center operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Please note that the internship opportunity is unpaid.
Intern/volunteer must be 18 years of age or older from any major, be a skilled listener and communicator (written and oral), committed to ongoing learning and personal growth, be non-judgmental, be able to handle tense moments and adhere to strict confidentiality.
Fall 2009 training will take place Saturday and Sunday, October 17th & 18th, 2009. This is a mandatory training prior to beginning the internship/volunteering.
Contact the Help Center to sign up at 587-7511, info@bozemanhelpcenter.org, or see more info at www.bozemanhelpcenter.org
Intern/volunteer must be 18 years of age or older from any major, be a skilled listener and communicator (written and oral), committed to ongoing learning and personal growth, be non-judgmental, be able to handle tense moments and adhere to strict confidentiality.
Fall 2009 training will take place Saturday and Sunday, October 17th & 18th, 2009. This is a mandatory training prior to beginning the internship/volunteering.
Contact the Help Center to sign up at 587-7511, info@bozemanhelpcenter.org, or see more info at www.bozemanhelpcenter.org
Thursday, September 17, 2009
CAREER FAIR
22nd Annual MSU Fall Career Fair
Thursday, October 1, 2009
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Strand Union Ballrooms
Registration is now open!
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Strand Union Ballrooms
Registration is now open!
WHAT NOT TO WEAR
What NOT to Wear:
An Evening forProfessional Development
Monday, September 28 7:00 PM
Procrastinator Theatre
Log on to http://www.mycatcareers.com/ today to register and secure your ticket.
For an opportunity to participate in the Professional Attire Makeover portion of the evening, click here to open the nomination form.
ETIQUETTE DINNER
The Margaret Alderson Etiquette Dinner Tuesday, September 22 6:00 PM Best Western GranTree.
Students wishing to attend must register for the event no later than Friday, September 18.
Students wishing to attend must register for the event no later than Friday, September 18.
DIVERSITY COFFEE
Sponsored by Career Services, this is a unique opportunity for students from diverse backgrounds to meet and network with potential employers from across the country. This professional, informal coffee hour will run from 3:30 - 4:30 in the Northwest Lounge of the SUB.
Some of the participating companies:
Turner Construction
Schlumberg
KPMG
Hensel-Phillips
Right Now Technologies
USDA NASS
Peace Corps
Enterprise
Northwestern Mutual
Sherwinn-Williams
Monsato
Kraft
Boeing
Exxon
FDIC
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
ALL STUDENT-ATHLETE MEETING
THERE IS AN ALL STUDENT-ATHLETE MEETING
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 @ 7:00PM.
MAKE SURE YOU ARE IN ATTENDANCE
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY with HAVEN
HAVEN (formerly the Network Against Sexual and Domestic Violence) is looking for volunteers who would be interested in volunteering for the 8th Annual Drop & Trot race. HAVEN is an organization committed to reducing the incidence, and minimizing the impact, of domestic abuse on families and communities. The race takes place Saturday, September 26, and we’re looking for volunteers to help us out from 7:45am-about 12pm. For more information, or to volunteer, please contact Susan Dickerson at susrellim@aol.com .
Friday, September 11, 2009
COMPLIANCE UPDATE
Weekly Compliance Update
A weekly email about NCAA Rules and Regulations
For Members of the MSU Athletic Department
September 8, 2009
Exception for Prize Money for SAs outside the playing season and during summer vacation period
The membership adopted legislation last April that made an exception to the prize money legislation prohibiting the receipt of prize money by Student-athletes. It is now permissible for individual sport SAs (ski, tennis, track and field, cross country, and golf) to accept prize money after initial enrollment in a collegiate institution if the following conditions are met:
1) The prize money must be based on the student-athlete’s place finish or performance
2) The event must be an open event (not invitation only)
3) The competition must occur outside the declared playing and practice season
4) The competition must occur during the summer vacation period
5) The prize money may not exceed actual and necessary expenses
6) The prize money may only be provided by the sponsor of the open event
Please note that if student-athletes in individual sports plan to take advantage of this limited exception to the prize money legislation, they must keep detailed receipts of any expenses they incur as this documentation may be requested at a later date.
A weekly email about NCAA Rules and Regulations
For Members of the MSU Athletic Department
September 8, 2009
Exception for Prize Money for SAs outside the playing season and during summer vacation period
The membership adopted legislation last April that made an exception to the prize money legislation prohibiting the receipt of prize money by Student-athletes. It is now permissible for individual sport SAs (ski, tennis, track and field, cross country, and golf) to accept prize money after initial enrollment in a collegiate institution if the following conditions are met:
1) The prize money must be based on the student-athlete’s place finish or performance
2) The event must be an open event (not invitation only)
3) The competition must occur outside the declared playing and practice season
4) The competition must occur during the summer vacation period
5) The prize money may not exceed actual and necessary expenses
6) The prize money may only be provided by the sponsor of the open event
Please note that if student-athletes in individual sports plan to take advantage of this limited exception to the prize money legislation, they must keep detailed receipts of any expenses they incur as this documentation may be requested at a later date.
Monday, August 31, 2009
LAST CHANCE TO PICK UP BOOKS!
The last chance to pick up books if you are on book scholarship, is Monday, August 31st from 10:00-11:30. Stop by the academic center first, and then you will head over to the bookstore!
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
NEW DRAWING CLASS FOR NON-MAJORS FALL 2009
ART 280-01 Drawing for Non-Majors—Fall 2009
Can you do this?
Consider this course:
What: Drawing for non-majors—3 credits
When: Only once a week on Monday, 5:10-8PM
Where: Haynes 233
Who: Taught by: Heather Bentz, MFA, Assistant Dean, College of Arts and
Architecture
Why: Because it will be fun AND interesting!
This course is specifically designed for non-majors as an introductory, yet broad and rigorous course in the techniques, materials, vocabulary and application of drawing. You will develop your ability to produce hand drawn work while also broadening your understanding of art terminology, theory and the critique process. As a 3-hour studio class, you will develop and practice your drawing skills in class. Partial time will be given to lecture, demonstration and one-on-one interaction. Outside readings and homework assignments will supplement in-class work. If this sounds interesting to you, please sign up for ART 280-01 Crn: 24774.
Can you do this?
Consider this course:
What: Drawing for non-majors—3 credits
When: Only once a week on Monday, 5:10-8PM
Where: Haynes 233
Who: Taught by: Heather Bentz, MFA, Assistant Dean, College of Arts and
Architecture
Why: Because it will be fun AND interesting!
This course is specifically designed for non-majors as an introductory, yet broad and rigorous course in the techniques, materials, vocabulary and application of drawing. You will develop your ability to produce hand drawn work while also broadening your understanding of art terminology, theory and the critique process. As a 3-hour studio class, you will develop and practice your drawing skills in class. Partial time will be given to lecture, demonstration and one-on-one interaction. Outside readings and homework assignments will supplement in-class work. If this sounds interesting to you, please sign up for ART 280-01 Crn: 24774.
Monday, August 10, 2009
FEE PAYMENT DEADLINE FRIDAY, AUGUST 14TH
Event: Registration Deadline: Fee Payment
When: Friday, August 14, 2009
Description: Bill Confirmation (Fee Payment) with the Student Accounts Office by 4:30pm for students registered prior to July 31, 2009. Mail (Box 172640), Fax (406-994-1954), or E-Mail studentaccounts@montana.edu, confirm your bill on the web under "MyInfo", or pay by credit card/e-check.
Registrar's Office: 406-994-2601; registrar@montana.edu; http://www.montana.edu/registrar
If you have specific questions regarding your athletic scholarship, please contact Karolin Martinez at karolinm@montana.edu.
When: Friday, August 14, 2009
Description: Bill Confirmation (Fee Payment) with the Student Accounts Office by 4:30pm for students registered prior to July 31, 2009. Mail (Box 172640), Fax (406-994-1954), or E-Mail studentaccounts@montana.edu, confirm your bill on the web under "MyInfo", or pay by credit card/e-check.
Registrar's Office: 406-994-2601; registrar@montana.edu; http://www.montana.edu/registrar
If you have specific questions regarding your athletic scholarship, please contact Karolin Martinez at karolinm@montana.edu.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
BOOK SCHOLARSHIP PICK-UP FOR FALL 2009
All SA's on Book Scholarship will start in the Academic Center during this time frame to begin picking up books. SA's may then need to walk over to the Bookstore to pick-up the rest of their books.
Football & Volleyball SA's will pick-up their books on August 20th. Please see your coach for the time.
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR RETURNING STUDENT-ATHLETES
IMPORTANT INSURANCE/MEDICAL INFORMATION NEEDED PRIOR TO FALL 2009
The MSU Athletic department needs important health insurance information from you before you will be able to practice this coming fall. Please read the instructions below carefully and make sure you complete all steps. With the new process, you will have access to important forms that must be completed and returned to us prior to your arrival in the fall.
STEP 1: Go to the MSU athletic department student-athlete webpage found at: http://www.msubobcats.com/studentathletes.php
STEP 2: Scroll down until you see this heading: Athletic Training Room Forms **students should complete prior to 2009-2010**
STEP 3: Under returning student-athletes, click on Returning Student-Athletes Click Here First For Instructions. This link will take you to a page that will walk you through the process.
If at any time, you have questions or problems, please do not hesitate to contact Rob Higgs, Head Athletic Trainer, at 406-994-3308. Please note, although this process may take a few minutes of your time this summer, it will save a lot of time when you arrive. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
The MSU Athletic department needs important health insurance information from you before you will be able to practice this coming fall. Please read the instructions below carefully and make sure you complete all steps. With the new process, you will have access to important forms that must be completed and returned to us prior to your arrival in the fall.
STEP 1: Go to the MSU athletic department student-athlete webpage found at: http://www.msubobcats.com/studentathletes.php
STEP 2: Scroll down until you see this heading: Athletic Training Room Forms **students should complete prior to 2009-2010**
STEP 3: Under returning student-athletes, click on Returning Student-Athletes Click Here First For Instructions. This link will take you to a page that will walk you through the process.
If at any time, you have questions or problems, please do not hesitate to contact Rob Higgs, Head Athletic Trainer, at 406-994-3308. Please note, although this process may take a few minutes of your time this summer, it will save a lot of time when you arrive. Thank you for your attention to this matter.
NEW STUDENT ATHLETE INFORMATION & LINKS
Congratulations on becoming a BOBCAT!
In the coming weeks, you will be receiving important emails from the Academic and Student Services branch of the MSU Athletic Department. Please read these emails carefully as they will contain important information to make sure all necessary paperwork and details are attended to prior to your arrival. These small steps this summer will help make your transition to MSU as smooth as possible, as well as make sure you can participate in practices and workouts upon your arrival. If you do not attend to these details, you may not be able to practice.
HEALTH INSURANCE:
MSU needs important information about you and your health insurance before you will be permitted to participate in work-outs. Please follow these steps to complete all the necessary paperwork prior to your arrival. Additionally, you can learn about the type and level of insurance MSU will provide during your participation:
STEP 1: Go to the MSU athletic department student-athlete webpage found at: http://www.msubobcats.com/studentathletes.php
STEP 2: Scroll down until you see this heading: Athletic Training Room Forms, **students should complete prior to 2009-2010**
STEP 3: Under new student-athletes, click on New Student-Athletes Click Here First For Instructions. This link will take you to a page that will walk you through the process.
If at any time, you have questions or problems regarding these forms, please do not hesitate to contact Rob Higgs, Head Athletic Trainer, at 406-994-3308.
If you have any questions regarding anything else, please contact Jamie Rizzuto, jrizzuto@msubobcats.com or Johnathan Taylor, jtaylor@msubobcats.com and we would be more than happy to help you out! We are looking forward to meeting and working with you soon.
In the coming weeks, you will be receiving important emails from the Academic and Student Services branch of the MSU Athletic Department. Please read these emails carefully as they will contain important information to make sure all necessary paperwork and details are attended to prior to your arrival. These small steps this summer will help make your transition to MSU as smooth as possible, as well as make sure you can participate in practices and workouts upon your arrival. If you do not attend to these details, you may not be able to practice.
HEALTH INSURANCE:
MSU needs important information about you and your health insurance before you will be permitted to participate in work-outs. Please follow these steps to complete all the necessary paperwork prior to your arrival. Additionally, you can learn about the type and level of insurance MSU will provide during your participation:
STEP 1: Go to the MSU athletic department student-athlete webpage found at: http://www.msubobcats.com/studentathletes.php
STEP 2: Scroll down until you see this heading: Athletic Training Room Forms, **students should complete prior to 2009-2010**
STEP 3: Under new student-athletes, click on New Student-Athletes Click Here First For Instructions. This link will take you to a page that will walk you through the process.
If at any time, you have questions or problems regarding these forms, please do not hesitate to contact Rob Higgs, Head Athletic Trainer, at 406-994-3308.
If you have any questions regarding anything else, please contact Jamie Rizzuto, jrizzuto@msubobcats.com or Johnathan Taylor, jtaylor@msubobcats.com and we would be more than happy to help you out! We are looking forward to meeting and working with you soon.
Tuesday, June 23, 2009
NEW STUDENT ATHLETE SUMMER SCHOOL ORIENTATION
A mandatory Orientation will be put on by the Athletic Department for
ALL NEW INCOMING
STUDENT-ATHLETES
who will be attending
SUMMER SCHOOL 2ND SESSION.
Please meet in the Academic Center located in the Fieldhouse at 1:00 on Sunday, June 28th.
If you have any questions, contact Johnathan Taylor at 994.2614, or jtaylor@msubobcats.com.
Monday, May 18, 2009
DINOSAUR PLAYGROUND BUILD
The build week, June 10th-14th, for the Dinosaur Playground is quickly approaching and they still need volunteers, the days they need the most help are Wed or Thurs, but they are happy to have volunteers at any time.
I have attached a form that you can complete and return to dinosaur.playground.bozeman@gmail.com if you would like to volunteer on your own. I would like to get a group together to go over and help on Wed or Thur, so if you are interested in that please let me know and I will add you to the list and choose a time where we can all volunteer. Child care is available for ages 2-12 (toilet trained) at the Ridge Athletics and at the new Parties R Us. It would be best that those who need child care complete the individual form so we can forward the form to the child care committee. Also included on the form is a list of ages that can be on the work site and help build the playground if any of you have children that would want to help.
I have attached a form that you can complete and return to dinosaur.playground.bozeman@gmail.com if you would like to volunteer on your own. I would like to get a group together to go over and help on Wed or Thur, so if you are interested in that please let me know and I will add you to the list and choose a time where we can all volunteer. Child care is available for ages 2-12 (toilet trained) at the Ridge Athletics and at the new Parties R Us. It would be best that those who need child care complete the individual form so we can forward the form to the child care committee. Also included on the form is a list of ages that can be on the work site and help build the playground if any of you have children that would want to help.
Thursday, April 30, 2009
BOOKSTORES SPRING TEXTBOOK BUYBACK DATES & TIMES
****************Textbook BuyBack Begins May 1st!*****************
Get cash back on your textbooks during the Bookstore's Spring Textbook BuyBack.
To see if your textbooks are being purchased, click the link HERE.
To see a full list of books to be purchased, click the link HERE.
May 1st - May 8th, 8AM-5:30PM
May 2nd, 10AM-4:30PM
IF YOU ARE ON BOOK SCHOLARSHIP, YOUR BOOKS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE ACADEMIC CENTER BY FRIDAY, MAY 8TH @ 2PM! LATE BOOKS WILL RESULT IN A $20.00 FINE.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
QUIET STUDY ROOMS
NEED A QUIET PLACE TO STUDY?
The Visiting Locker Rooms (122 & 123) are available as QUIET study rooms from Wednesday, April 29th until Thursday, May 7th. They will be open during regular business hours.
Monday, April 27, 2009
THANK YOU CARDS FOR PROFESSORS...
Stop by the Academic Center to pick up Thank You Cards to give those professors who have been accommodating and helpful throughout the semester! It is a great way to show them you appreciate all of their hard work!
Friday, April 24, 2009
LOOKING FOR A CAREER IN ATHLETICS?
Please contact J.T. about an internship with the Colonial Athletic Association starting July of this year. This is a paid internship that also comes with health benefits.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
SCHOLARSHIP BOOK RETURN
ALL SA'S WITH BOOKS ON SCHOLARSHIP
MUST RETURN THE BOOKS BY:
FRIDAY, MAY 8TH @ 2PM!
ALL SA'S WITH LATE BOOKS WILL BE CHARGED $20.00!
Thursday, April 16, 2009
ATHLETICS BLOOD DRIVE
Sign Up for Our blood drive
Date:4/30/2009
Time: 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM
Sponsor code: BA561
Click Here to sign up now.
(If you have a donor ID please use it to login and help track your donation history.)
(If you have a donor ID please use it to login and help track your donation history.)
LAST CHANCE TO WITHDRAWAL FRIDAY, APRIL 17
The last opportunity to withdrawal from any course with a 'W' is Friday, April 17th. If you are planning on dropping, make sure that you stop by the Academic Center and meet with Kylie or Jamie prior to doing so.
Monday, April 13, 2009
SIGN UP FOR YOUR SENIOR EXIT INTERVIEW
Seniors who have exhausted their eligibility, or who will exhaust their eligibility this spring, need to see Belinda (in the administrative offices) ASAP to set up a time for their Senior Exit Interview. The meetings will take place the week of Monday, April 20 - Friday, April 24, or during finals week.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
HELP RESTORE THE 'M' BY VOLUNTEERING
We will be cleaning up and painting the “M” on April 25th in honor of earth week. All volunteers will receive a free lunch and a shirt. Please register with Kim Sinrud by emailing vpadmin@montana.edu.Also check out our face book link through the First Year Initiative (FYI) Group who is helping to coordinate the event!
http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=10258526755#/event.php?eid=73284504975
Monday, April 6, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
INTERESTING ANTI-WAGERING ARTICLE
Below is a link to an article on the NCAA Website regarding Anti-Wagering...
Monday, March 30, 2009
ACADEMIC AUDIT SURVEY - PLEASE TAKE!
PLEASE TAKE THE SURVEY BELOW.
IT SHOULD ONLY TAKE 5 MINUTES OF YOUR TIME AND WILL PROVIDE THE DEPARTMENT WITH VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION.
THANKS!
NCAA DEGREE-COMPLETION AWARD
The application for the NCAA Division I Degree-Completion Award for the fall/spring 2009-10 term is now available at:
http://www.ncaa.org/wps/ncaa?ContentID=1086
To be considered for this award, the student-athlete must have completed eligibility at an NCAA Division I member institution; enrolled originally in or before September, 2004; exhausted institutional eligibility for athletics-related aid (five years) and be within 30 semester hours or 45 quarter hours of completing an undergraduate degree.
All of the applications are reviewed by a committee of representatives from seven NCAA Division I member institutions. Funds ordinarily allow awards to be made to less than one-half of the applicants. Therefore, it is important to stress to your students that they must fill out the application completely and provide all supporting documents in order to be considered for this award.
The completed application and supporting documents must be mailed to me at the national office and be postmarked not later than May 22. The committee will make its decisions on funding by June 30.
http://www.ncaa.org/wps/ncaa?ContentID=1086
To be considered for this award, the student-athlete must have completed eligibility at an NCAA Division I member institution; enrolled originally in or before September, 2004; exhausted institutional eligibility for athletics-related aid (five years) and be within 30 semester hours or 45 quarter hours of completing an undergraduate degree.
All of the applications are reviewed by a committee of representatives from seven NCAA Division I member institutions. Funds ordinarily allow awards to be made to less than one-half of the applicants. Therefore, it is important to stress to your students that they must fill out the application completely and provide all supporting documents in order to be considered for this award.
The completed application and supporting documents must be mailed to me at the national office and be postmarked not later than May 22. The committee will make its decisions on funding by June 30.
Friday, March 27, 2009
ROCK AGAINST RAPE
Rock Against Rape
Men Stopping Rape, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Activities and the MSU VOICE Center is kicking off Sexual Assault Awareness Month with a FREE concert!
Rock Against Rape
SUB Ballroom
Friday April 3
7pm-Midnight
Scheduled Bands and Artists:
High School JohnnyJoe KnappLang TermesComstock LodeOut the Lights
Music, fun, and PRIZES. See you there!
Men Stopping Rape, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Student Activities and the MSU VOICE Center is kicking off Sexual Assault Awareness Month with a FREE concert!
Rock Against Rape
SUB Ballroom
Friday April 3
7pm-Midnight
Scheduled Bands and Artists:
High School JohnnyJoe KnappLang TermesComstock LodeOut the Lights
Music, fun, and PRIZES. See you there!
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
VOLUNTEER AT THE HELP CENTER
The Help Center in Bozeman is currently looking for interns and volunteers to serve as a Crisis Intervention and Referral Specialist. Duties include answering calls on the crisis lines, recording call details in database, and searching database for appropriate referrals as needed, all with the assistance of a trained crisis counselor available at all times. The Crisis Intervention and Referral Specialist will Intern/Volunteer for one 4-hour shift per week, for a total of approximately 12-16 hours per month, and commit to the program for at least nine months. Shifts are flexible, as the Help Center operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Intern/volunteer must be 18 years of age or older from any major, be a skilled listener and communicator (written and oral), committed to ongoing learning and personal growth, be non-judgemental, be able to handle tense moments, and adhere to strict confidentiality.
Summer and Fall 2009 training will take place Saturday and Sunday, April 18-19, 2009. This is a mandatory training prior to beginning the internship/volunteering.
Contact the Help Center to sign up at 587-7511, or see more info at http://www.bozemanhelpcenter.org/
Intern/volunteer must be 18 years of age or older from any major, be a skilled listener and communicator (written and oral), committed to ongoing learning and personal growth, be non-judgemental, be able to handle tense moments, and adhere to strict confidentiality.
Summer and Fall 2009 training will take place Saturday and Sunday, April 18-19, 2009. This is a mandatory training prior to beginning the internship/volunteering.
Contact the Help Center to sign up at 587-7511, or see more info at http://www.bozemanhelpcenter.org/
WANT TO CONTACT MICHAEL FRANZESE?
If you want to contact Michael Franzese,
go to www.michaelfranzese.com
or email him at
Also, if you have comments about Michael's talk,
send them to J.T. @ jtaylor@msubobcats.com.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR BOBCAT CHALLENGE
Volunteers are still needed for the Bobcat Challenge on Friday, March 27th. The following slots still need to be filled:
3 pt Challenge 7:30pm-11:30pm (two people at 4hrs or 4 people at 2hrs)
Eating Contest 7:30-11:30pm (two people at 4hrs or 4 people at 2hrs)
Video Games (Wii) 7:30-11:30pm (two people at 4hrs or 4 people at 2hrs)
If you have any questions, or would like to sign up, please see JT ASAP.
Friday, March 20, 2009
MANDATORY ALL STUDENT-ATHLETE MEETING DATE CHANGED
The Mandatory All Student-Athlete Meeting has been changed to Tuesday, March 24th.
It will be at 7:00 in Johnson 339.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
SUPPORT THE MSU DANCE TEAM
MSU Dance team, Cat Dancers, will be performing for friends and family on Wednesday evening at 6:30pm in the fieldhouse. They will perform 2 routines for national competition (held this weekend) and another halftime routine they learned this year. Please come and support your MSU Cat Dancers!
Thursday, March 12, 2009
HELP THE NETWORK AGAINST SEXUAL & DOMESTIC ABUSE BY RACING TO THE PUB ON SATURDAY
Are you planning to participate in this Saturday’s Race to the Pub on Saturday, March 12, or just need an extra incentive to sign up?
The good news is that The Network benefits from race proceeds IF we can get 100 runners to sign up for the event. What could be a better reason to sign up?! Runners can register online at the link below, pick up entry forms at Fleet Feet Sports, or at 317 on March 12th. All you have to do is list “The Network” as your team name when you register for the run. Online registration link: https://www.active.com/teams/index.cfm
Details For the Races Include:
Date: Saturday, March 14, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM
Venue: 317 Pub
Address: 321 E Main St Bozeman, MT 59715
Brief Description: A St. Patrick's Day celebration not to miss! Here is an early season 10K or Half Marathon to start your year off right. A mostly downhill course will get you prepped for meeting at the Pub after the race. All proceeds go to charities.
Additional Information: Be prepared for mud and ice!
Fees: 30 - 10K, $35 - Half, $5 late fee race day
Online Registration Closes: 03/13/09 08:00 AM
Packet Pickup: Sign up early and pick up your packet at Pub 317 on race morning between 8-9 am. Come early to avoid the mad rush. Busses will transport runners to the start at 9:15 am for the 10:00 and 10:30 am gun.
Course: The Half Marathon course will start on Patterson Rd heading west and loop south to meet the 10K course for the finish. 10K starts at Nash & S 3rd, heads to Goldenstein, hooks up with city trail system and finishes near 317 Pub. It's mostly downhill and may be muddy or icy!
The good news is that The Network benefits from race proceeds IF we can get 100 runners to sign up for the event. What could be a better reason to sign up?! Runners can register online at the link below, pick up entry forms at Fleet Feet Sports, or at 317 on March 12th. All you have to do is list “The Network” as your team name when you register for the run. Online registration link: https://www.active.com/teams/index.cfm
Details For the Races Include:
Date: Saturday, March 14, 2009
Time: 10:00 AM
Venue: 317 Pub
Address: 321 E Main St Bozeman, MT 59715
Brief Description: A St. Patrick's Day celebration not to miss! Here is an early season 10K or Half Marathon to start your year off right. A mostly downhill course will get you prepped for meeting at the Pub after the race. All proceeds go to charities.
Additional Information: Be prepared for mud and ice!
Fees: 30 - 10K, $35 - Half, $5 late fee race day
Online Registration Closes: 03/13/09 08:00 AM
Packet Pickup: Sign up early and pick up your packet at Pub 317 on race morning between 8-9 am. Come early to avoid the mad rush. Busses will transport runners to the start at 9:15 am for the 10:00 and 10:30 am gun.
Course: The Half Marathon course will start on Patterson Rd heading west and loop south to meet the 10K course for the finish. 10K starts at Nash & S 3rd, heads to Goldenstein, hooks up with city trail system and finishes near 317 Pub. It's mostly downhill and may be muddy or icy!
We’re not an actual team and this doesn’t mean anything except that the organizers have a way to track that we got 100 people there. If you are already on a team, please write “The Network” in parentheses after your real team name. If you have already registered, please let organizers know on the day of the race that you’d like to be included on list of runners to benefit The Network. Please let us know if you have any question, and thanks for your support!
Questions, Please Contact:
Questions, Please Contact:
Erin Jemison
Development & Marketing
The Network Against Sexual and Domestic Abuse
PO Box 752, Bozeman, Montana 59771
406.586.7689
thenetworkmt.org
The Network is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Development & Marketing
The Network Against Sexual and Domestic Abuse
PO Box 752, Bozeman, Montana 59771
406.586.7689
thenetworkmt.org
The Network is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
ASMSU ELECTION GOING ON NOW!
It's time to VOTE!!
The ballot is now open and available for all activity fee paying students and will remain open until 7:00 pm tomorrow! Vote for your new student body President/Vice President and Senators online today!
Here is a direct link to the ballot!
https://www.montana.edu/vote/start/asmsu-bozeman
Get Involved and let your vote be your Voice!!
-ASMSU Elections
election@montana.edu
For updates and more info visit our Election website at:
www.montana.edu/asmsu/content/elections
The ballot is now open and available for all activity fee paying students and will remain open until 7:00 pm tomorrow! Vote for your new student body President/Vice President and Senators online today!
Here is a direct link to the ballot!
https://www.montana.edu/vote/start/asmsu-bozeman
Get Involved and let your vote be your Voice!!
-ASMSU Elections
election@montana.edu
For updates and more info visit our Election website at:
www.montana.edu/asmsu/content/elections
5th Year Mentor Meeting, Wednesday April 1st in HOF Room
We will be having our 4th and final 5th Year/Medical Mentor meeting Wednesday, April 1st in the Hall of Fame at 12:00.
The topic will be personal finance, and will be presented by professionals from the finance industry, this will be a great opportunity to hone or learn budgeting practices. Be sure to contact JT and your mentor/mentee if you are unable to attend, so that we can make sure you receive the information we will be covering.
Monday, March 9, 2009
VOLUNTEER FOR THE CLASS B BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT
We still have some available volunteer slots available for the Class B Basketball Tournament: Thursday night, March 12th (5-10) , Friday night, March 13th (5-10), and all day Saturday, March 14th (8-1 or 5-10). If some of your students need some volunteer hours, this would be a fun way to get some. Shifts could be split if necessary…and will probably not go until 10PM. If you are interested, please contact:
Jennifer Knowles
Montana State University Sports Facilities
Event Coordinator
Office Phone: 406-994-4601
Montana State University Sports Facilities
Event Coordinator
Office Phone: 406-994-4601
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
SPORTS WAGERING VIDEO
Below is the link to the Sports Wagering Video put out by the NCAA. Please go ahead and take a look!
http://web1.ncaa.org/web_video/sports_wagering/dont_bet_on_it_video/2008_dont_bet_11.html
http://web1.ncaa.org/web_video/sports_wagering/dont_bet_on_it_video/2008_dont_bet_11.html
VOLUNTEER FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Special Olympics is looking for student-athletes and staff to volunteer to assist with their opening banquet on May13th. Some of the areas in need of help are food servers, table 'monitors', and possibly directing the athletes. Monitors would be at the table(s) and remind Olympians to carry dishes to utensils to garbage; help them get seated if needed, etc.
They will be serving about 1700 people in shifts between 4:30 and 5:45P in Shoyer Gym, and will need about 20-25 volunteers from us, because they will be serving lots of people in a short amount of time!
To sign up contact Mary Kay Minor (info below) or me by April 15th. This is a great cause and another way to give back to those in our community.
They will be serving about 1700 people in shifts between 4:30 and 5:45P in Shoyer Gym, and will need about 20-25 volunteers from us, because they will be serving lots of people in a short amount of time!
To sign up contact Mary Kay Minor (info below) or me by April 15th. This is a great cause and another way to give back to those in our community.
Monday, March 2, 2009
READ DR. SEUSS TO KIDS!
Chief Joseph Middle School wants to celebrate DR. SEUSS DAY, on FRIDAY, MARCH 6TH for READ ACROSS AMERICA WEEK.
They are asking you to read from a Dr. Seuss book aloud to one of their classesThey will host a GREEN EGGS and HAM breakfast in the Library at 7:30am for teachers and readers. Then they will have some fun reading aloud to students during Advisory period from 8:20 – 8:50 (8:30 -9:00ish for Primary Center).
There are a lot of spaces to fill and would LOVE to have you come read aloud to one of their wonderful Primary grades or Junior High classes! Bring your favorite Dr. Seuss book or pick one out from our library, your appetite and a big reading voice. A Cat in the Hat hat would be appropriate also! Oh, the places we can go….! Thanks! And Happy Reading!
Contact JT with Any questions!
They are asking you to read from a Dr. Seuss book aloud to one of their classesThey will host a GREEN EGGS and HAM breakfast in the Library at 7:30am for teachers and readers. Then they will have some fun reading aloud to students during Advisory period from 8:20 – 8:50 (8:30 -9:00ish for Primary Center).
There are a lot of spaces to fill and would LOVE to have you come read aloud to one of their wonderful Primary grades or Junior High classes! Bring your favorite Dr. Seuss book or pick one out from our library, your appetite and a big reading voice. A Cat in the Hat hat would be appropriate also! Oh, the places we can go….! Thanks! And Happy Reading!
Contact JT with Any questions!
Thursday, February 26, 2009
NEW A.L.L. HOURS ONLINE SUBMISSION FORM
YOU CAN NOW SUBMIT YOUR A.L.L. HOURS ONLINE
Just go to: http://www.msubobcats.com/ALLservice_form.php
Please start using this instead of the paper forms, formally found in the Academic Center.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
LAST DAY FOR BOOK SCHOLARSHIP BOOKS
The Academic Center will be allowing book scholarship book requests up until
Wednesday, February 25th.
If you do not have all of your books you need by this date, you will have to purchase the remaining books on your own.
Please come to the Academic Center if you have any questions.
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
MSU STUDENT RESEARCH CELEBRATION
Greetings MSU Students,
We are now accepting abstract submissions for the 2009 MSU Student Research Celebration! Graduate and undergraduate students from all disciplines are invited and encouraged to submit an abstract to present their research and creative activities to the campus community at the Student Research Celebration on Tuesday, April 14th. Graduate and undergraduate students may submit abstracts electronically via the Undergraduate Scholars Website:
http://www.montana.edu/usp/pages/usp09.html .
Deadline for abstract submission is Friday, March 6th.
For more information about the Research Celebration, please check out the Undergraduate Scholars website at: http://www.montana.edu/usp/ .
Or contact:
Scarlet Reierson ☺
Administrative Associate
Undergraduate Scholars Program
Liberal Studies & American Studies
Montana State University--Bozeman
418 Reid Hall
406-994-3561
We are now accepting abstract submissions for the 2009 MSU Student Research Celebration! Graduate and undergraduate students from all disciplines are invited and encouraged to submit an abstract to present their research and creative activities to the campus community at the Student Research Celebration on Tuesday, April 14th. Graduate and undergraduate students may submit abstracts electronically via the Undergraduate Scholars Website:
http://www.montana.edu/usp/pages/usp09.html .
Deadline for abstract submission is Friday, March 6th.
For more information about the Research Celebration, please check out the Undergraduate Scholars website at: http://www.montana.edu/usp/ .
Or contact:
Scarlet Reierson ☺
Administrative Associate
Undergraduate Scholars Program
Liberal Studies & American Studies
Montana State University--Bozeman
418 Reid Hall
406-994-3561
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
4th Annual "Almost" Spring Job & Internship Fair
4th Annual "Almost" Spring Job & Internship Fair
Thursday, February 26, 2009
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Strand Union Ballrooms
For More Information, go to:
Monday, February 16, 2009
5th Year Mentor Program Meeting
5th Year Mentor Program Meeting
Wednesday, February 18th @ Noon
Hall of Fame Room
Lunch Will be Provided
Topic: Professional Etiquette
ALL SENIORS ARE INVITED TO THIS MEETING!
It will be extremely helpful for those of you who are graduating and
planning on joining the workforce soon!
Seniors, Please RSVP to jtaylor@msubobcats.com if you plan on attending.
Friday, February 13, 2009
LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ON CAMPUS
From: Community Involvement
Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2009 10:08 PM
Re: Great Opportunity for Student Athlete Involvement
· Please consider the distribution of this memo to student athletes for involvement and leadership opportunities throughout campus.
Sent: Thursday, February 12, 2009 10:08 PM
Subject: Professional Developement for Student Athletes
ASMSU Memo
ASMSU Memo
Re: Great Opportunity for Student Athlete Involvement
· Please consider the distribution of this memo to student athletes for involvement and leadership opportunities throughout campus.
Involvement in student government through senate positions enables students to become part of the decision making process at Montana State University. Students will have the ability to grow professionally through on campus networking, aide in the allocation of a million dollar plus budget and affect change for current and future bobcats.
Applications are now being accepted for the following elected student government positions:
Off Campus- 4 seats
On Campus- 3 seats
Greek- 1 seat
Family/Graduate Housing- 1 seat
At Large- 2 seats
President/ Vice President
Students applying for senate positions must live within the district in which they are applying. The application fee is $5.00 for Senate applicants and $10 for President/Vice President applications.
Applications are due to the ASMSU office in SUB 221 on February 23rd at 5:00.
A mandatory meeting will follow directly after the close of application.Elections will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday, March 10th and 11th.
For more information, please contact Lillian at 994-5824 or at election@montana.edu. www.montana.edu/asmsu.
Monday, February 9, 2009
Volunteers Needed - Counts as A.L.L. Hours!
Volunteers are needed at all of the remaining basketball games, both men's and women's. You will need to be there :30 minutes prior to tipoff and during half time. You will be monitoring the children playing in the inflatables. Please come to the Academic Center to sign up. If you have questions contact your S.A.A.C. Rep or see JT.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
MENTOR MEETING
The first Mentor Program Meeting of the semester is going to be:
Wednesday, February 11th
6:30 @ The Stadium Club
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
DON'T BET ON IT!
10.3 GAMBLING ACTIVITIES
Staff members of a member conference, staff members of the athletics department of a member institution and student-athletes shall not knowingly:
e) Participate in any gambling activity that involves intercollegiate athletics or professional athletics, through a bookmaker, a parlay card or any other method employed by organized gambling.
TRANSLATION: DO NOT BET ON THE SUPERBOWL!
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
HOW TO CONFIRM ATTENDANCE
Everyone needs to CONFIRM THEIR ATTENDANCE by February 4th, or you will be DROPPED from your classes. Instructions are below. Please stop by the Academic Center if you have any questions.
Monday, January 26, 2009
PLEASE DO NOT WALK THROUGH SHROYER GYM AND REC CENTER
Now that the weather has turned, we are having some issues surrounding access to Shroyer Gym. The current arrangement with access to Shroyer (coaches having keys, and access through the weight room) was developed to accommodate those students and coaches who need to access Shroyer for PRACTICE. It was not developed to accommodate students and staff who want to avoid the elements and “CUT THROUGH” the building.
This is not appropriate use of the access designed for other purposes. We will be posting signs soon and locking the access door during periods of the day (particularly when team practices are not scheduled). Please do not inconvenience the weight room staff by knocking on the door for access or setting off the alarm.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
This is not appropriate use of the access designed for other purposes. We will be posting signs soon and locking the access door during periods of the day (particularly when team practices are not scheduled). Please do not inconvenience the weight room staff by knocking on the door for access or setting off the alarm.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
RETURN BOOKS BY TUESDAY, JANUARY 27th @ 3:00
If you are on book scholarship and have changed courses, you need to RETURN THE BOOKS from the dropped courses to the Academic Center by TUESDSAY, JANUARY 27th @ 3:00.
NOMINATE YOUR FAVORITE PROFESSOR
Students are invited to encourage excellence in teaching by nominating an outstanding professor for the 2009 President’s Excellence in Teaching Award.
Nominations may be based on the teacher’s knowledge of subject/discipline, ability to impart that knowledge, sensitivity to students’ needs, enthusiasm, use of technology, advising, or other qualities you value.
Nomination letters or emails must be received at the Office of the Provost by 5 p.m. on Friday, January 23, 2009, and are limited to one per student. Nomination letters and emails will be shared with the nominee who may accept the nomination by submitting specified information. Up to three recipients will be selected and recognized through campus news media and each will receive a $2,500 award.
Please email your nomination to: annea@montana.edu
or send it to:
President’s Excellence in Teaching Award Nominations Office of the Provost
212 Montana Hall
A copy of the complete announcement is available at http://www.montana.edu/teachlearn/
For more information, call 994-6772 or send your question to tracyaod@montana.edu
Nominations may be based on the teacher’s knowledge of subject/discipline, ability to impart that knowledge, sensitivity to students’ needs, enthusiasm, use of technology, advising, or other qualities you value.
Nomination letters or emails must be received at the Office of the Provost by 5 p.m. on Friday, January 23, 2009, and are limited to one per student. Nomination letters and emails will be shared with the nominee who may accept the nomination by submitting specified information. Up to three recipients will be selected and recognized through campus news media and each will receive a $2,500 award.
Please email your nomination to: annea@montana.edu
or send it to:
President’s Excellence in Teaching Award Nominations Office of the Provost
212 Montana Hall
A copy of the complete announcement is available at http://www.montana.edu/teachlearn/
For more information, call 994-6772 or send your question to tracyaod@montana.edu
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