Graduate School News & Events
NEWS
Montana Hall Renovations
Construction has begun on a renovation project designed to
improve the overall safety, functionality and accessibility of historic Montana Hall.
When complete, the improvements will allow Americans with Disabilities Act-compliant access to all floors of the building thanks to the installation of a new elevator. Previously, only the basement level was accessible. Also, for the first time in the building's history, an ADA-compliant restroom will be available on each floor. The building's safety will be improved, as well, with a new fire-rated exit stairwell and a new fire hydrant placed near the building.
Work is expected to last into December 2018.
If students, faculty or staff with accessibility needs must visit our offices in Montana
Hall
call us directly at 406-994-4125 for alternate accommodations
or the Office of Disability Services at 406-994-2824.
MSU International Doctoral Student Wins Award for Wheat Rust Research
Bernard Nyamesorto, a doctoral student from Ghana in the College of Agriculture at
MSU, recently won the graduate research competition at the Borlaug Global Rust Initiative
technical workshop in Morocco for his research on rust-resistant wheat. Read about
his research and the competition in this MSU News story.
MSU Graduate's Research of Wildlife Movement Patterns Wins Recognition from Ecology Organization
Meredith McClure, who earned her doctorate in MSU’s Department of Ecology in 2012,won the Outstanding Paper Award in Landscape Ecology from the U.S. Regional Association of the International Association for Landscape Ecology. She received the award at the organization’s annual meeting in April. Read about her paper and current work as a lead scientist at Conservation Science Partners, a nonprofit organization based in Truckee, California.
UPCOMING EVENTS
The Graduate School Presents A Morning of Professional Development: Career Focus
Group Wellness Coaching through The Office of Health Advancement
Thrive this semester with group wellness coaching through The Office of Health Advancement. Group wellness coaching empowers you to pursue the life you envision for yourself and is open to all students. There will be four 45-minute sessions starting Sept 24th or October 8th. Wellness coaching is free for full-time students. Space is limited! For more information or to reserve your spot contact Marie Nelson at marie.nelson2@montana.edu or 406-994-4380.
Gallatin College, MSU Dual Enrollment Access and Outreach Project VISTA
Serve with Gallatin College to increase first generation, low income, rural high school students’ access to post-secondary education through dual credit courses. As a VISTA you will use technology to remove barriers for students through the creation and implementation of an online dual enrollment orientation, registration process, and instructor training workshops. Apply to serve here.
Focus Fridays with The Writing Center
DEADLINES & OTHER INFORMATION
Dates & Deadlines
February 5, 2019 — Last day for graduate students to file spring Graduation Application
Review additional deadlines for the 2018-2019 academic year
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