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Programs
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Above, is our annual Safety Fair that we hold in the beginning of the school year. We invite the Bozeman Fire Department, University Police, Counseling Center, VOICE Center, Safety and Risk Management, Montana State Patrol and many others to come to our fair. They interact with the families and friends of Family & Graduate Housing and inform tenants of how to stay safe.For more information about other programs and events
visit the
FGH Calendar.
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Family
& Graduate Housing Programming
Objectives
"May you live all the days of your life."
--Jonathan Swift
The purpose of the programmatic effort at MSU Family
& Graduate Housing is to provide a sense of community
that supports the academic success and personal wellness of
students and their families. Each semester free and
low-cost programs are offered to meet the varied needs of
residents. FGH Community Assistants help plan these events
and welcome input and suggestions for program ideas.
A Community Assistant (CA) is a resident on-staff to
serve each area of the Family & Graduate Housing
community.
This CA is responsible for a number of tasks promoting
the concept of community in each neighborhood. Some of
these duties include:
- Welcoming new residents
- Assisting with conflict resolution
- Assisting in the development of social, educational,
and wellness activities for youth and adults
- Insuring a safe and secure living environment for
residents
- Reaching out to residents during periods of stress
and turmoil
- Acting as a liaison between residents and the Family
& Graduate Housing Office
- Creating an environment that is conducive to
academics
In addition to special events and programs, Family &
Graduate Housing Community Assistants help coordinate other
programs and services that are on-going throughout the
school year and summer.
Feel free to contact us with any questions or
suggestions!
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Cub Club -- For kids
ages six (6) to ten (10) years
After School/Early Release
Program
Cubs go on field trips, play games, make crafts, and
meet new friends! Cub Club gathers at the Kids' Community
Center (101 Julia Martin Drive, Apt. B) after school once
per month during the academic year on scheduled days.
Interested residents should contact Family & Graduate
Housing at 994-3730 for more information!
Cub Club Summer
Camp
This annual, week-long camp helps break up the monotony
of summer -- for kids and parents both! Cubs meet at
scheduled times during this fun summer camp to tend
gardens, play games, go on field trips, work on arts and
crafts projects, and make new friends. Residents interested
in taking advantage of this program should contact their
Community Assistant or the Family & Graduate Housing
Office or go to the FGH Calendar
for information about the next scheduled Cub Club Summer
Camp!
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Free Bread Nite & Free
Bread Too-sday
Family & Graduate Housing residents are invited to
drop by the Community Center to pick-up baked goods. The
Gallatin County Food Bank drops off goodies each week and
offers them to our residents FREE of charge
FREE BREAD TOO-SDAY, Tuesdays, 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
The "original" FREE BREAD NITE, Fridays, 5:30 p.m. 6:30
p.m. -- both at 101B Julia Martin.
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Bobcats |
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Photo: Baby Massage Workshop
Baby Bobcats is a educational
& social playgroup for parents & caregivers of
children ages 0-5 years. This group meets twice a month in the Kids Community
Center located in Julia Martin 101 B. Some of the
activities include singing children's songs, story-time,
interactive social play, baby massage techniques and
stroller walks. This program
is designed to help build a better community among our
youngest members and their caregivers. Brought to you by Community Assistants Stacy Jamison and Caixia Buhanan.
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