 Merzdorf receives NSF CAREER award to study development of brain
Christa Merzdorf, an assistant professor of cell biology and neuroscience, who studies early development of the brain has received the largest National Science Foundation CAREER Award in MSU history -- a five-year grant totaling $765,677. With it, she plans to continue her research, develop a research-based course for advanced undergraduate students and create an educational module for middle school students around Montana. more |
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Melland named dean of MSU's College of Nursing
Helen Melland, a veteran administrator from the University of North Dakota with a nursing background, has been named dean of the College of Nursing at Montana State University. more (5/09)
MSU faculty honored for teaching, research achievements
Seven women faculty and researchers are among the winners
of the top Montana State University 2009 faculty awards
announced at the University Honors Banquet May 8. Michele Hardy, Veterinary Molecular Biology, was awarded a Cox
Family Faculty Excellence Award, Anne Christensen, College of Business, and Kristen Intemann, History and Philosophy, received the President's
Distinguished Teacher Award, Mary Cloninger, Chemistry and Biochemistry, received the Provost's Award for Undergraduate Research/Creativity mentoring, Jennifer Luebeck, Mathematical Sciences, received the Provost's Excellence in Outreach Award, Cathy Whitlock, Earth Sciences, received the Wiley Award for Meritorious Research, and Susan Kollin, English received
a Betty Coffey Award. more (5/09)
Working to enhance and expand research and creative opportunities for women and minorities.
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