Oxygen-depleted dead zones between dams in the upper Missouri River have been directly linked with the failure of endangered pallid sturgeon embryos to survive according to a study published today in the journal Fisheries.
An article published in this months issue of the journal BioScience by scientists at MSU and California State University, Long Beach, found students from underrepresented groups will pursue careers in biosciences if they align with cultural values.
Tickets go on sale Jan. 23 for the March 4 MSU lecture by world-renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson. The host of the television hit Cosmos: A SpaceTime Odyssey, Tyson is one of the most recognized science communicators in America.
Welcome to the College of Letters & Science at Montana State University!
The College of Letters and Science, the largest center for learning, teaching and research at Montana State University, offers students an excellent liberal arts and sciences education in nearly 50 majors, 25 minors and over 25 graduate degrees within the four areas of the humanities, natural sciences, mathematics and social sciences.
Building on the great strength of our traditional disciplines, the college provides exciting opportunities for faculty and students at the cutting edge of interdisciplinary inquiry.
Our students engage in dialogue with dedicated teachers and work side-by-side with distinguished researchers and scholars. Together they participate in projects at the forefront of science and technology, solve pressing social problems, explore diverse values and cultures, and inform contemporary cultural debate in areas such as politics, philosophy and literature.
Encouraged to pursue their curiosity in a multitude of areas, students in the College of Letters and Science learn to think critically and solve problems, to communicate clearly, to understand the complexities of the world, and to develop the engagement that will make them life-long learners and leaders.
Many of our faculty members are well known nationally and internationally for their contributions to their field. Faculty members in the College of Letters & Science also have an impressive record for winning highly competitive national grants to support research and scholarship. Undergraduates benefit from opportunities to work directly with faculty on original research and scholarship, an experience that is elsewhere often available only to graduate students.
Graduates from the college report impressive employment success, with nearly three quarters of them employed upon graduation and the other quarter attending graduate school, medical school or law school.
