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MPIN - Mountain Prairie Information Node: Partners
The Mountain Prairie Information Node of the National Biological Information Infrastructure is maintained and developed by Montana State University, North Dakota State University, the USGS and our partners . ... North Dakota State University ... Montana State University's Environmental Statistics Group ... [Read More]
Middle Eastern and North African Students Begin Middle East Partnership Initiative “Study of the U.S.” Institutes at Benedictine University, University of Delaware, and Montana State University
Under this program, 64 recent high school graduate and undergraduate student leaders from 16 countries and the West Bank and Gaza will take part in academic programming on the campuses of Benedictine University, the University of Delaware, and Montana State University. The context of each campus program will be distinct, ranging in subject matter from diversity to leadership to the American west, and will include community service and volunteer components. ... Middle Eastern and North African Students Begin Middle East Partnership Initiative “Study of the U.S.” Institutes at Benedictine University, University of Delaware, and Montana State University ... [Read More]
Antle: Montana State University
MR. ANTLE: Thank you very much. I had a couple overheads to use -- well, here comes the overhead projector. I just have a few very brief comments on behalf of Montana State University. I would like to welcome the distinguished visitors from Washington and the rest of the public to this important event. ... MR. NELSON: Thank you, Tim. It's now my pleasure to introduce John Antle. John is the director of the Trade Research Center at our host institution here today, Montana State University. ... [Read More]
Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer
Evan Barrett, 59, will serve as the Chief Business Development Officer. Barrett has spent the past 18 years as the Executive Director of the Butte Local Development Corporation, a successful economic development organization that has the largest revolving loan fund program in the state, helped create and retain thousands of jobs and participated in some of Montana's largest industrial recruitment efforts. His activities as Legislative and Public Policy Chair for the Montana Economic Developers Association put him in the forefront of economic development policy in Montana over the last 11 years. Barrett is a graduate of Red Lodge High School. He attended Montana State University, St. John's University where he received his bachelor's degree in government and the University of Montana Graduate School in political science. Barrett and his wife Gail live on the Butte hill with their two children. His two older daughters and two grandchildren live in Las Vegas. ... [Read More]
GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Montana
(University of Montana Law Library) - PDF; selected cases from October 1994 ... University of Montana School of Law - Library and Catalog ... [Read More]
Small Business Innovation Research Technology
Your company will be expected to demonstrate technical leadership in your chosen field. That does not mean that you must have all of the expertise on your staff for every aspect of a project. It is often advantageous to work with an outside professional, particularly if that individual adds high level credentials to your team profile. The best places in Montana to locate research and analytical assistance is through our University System and federal laboratories. There are many private consultants and firms that can assist with engineering, drawing, machining, field trials, lab work and more. ... [Read More]
Montana Tourism Intranet Site - Montana Promotion Division, MT Department of Commerce
In order to help grow Montana’s economy, create good paying jobs for Montana workers and university graduates, promote tourism and rebuild an industry, it is necessary to implement an effective film production incentive. This incentive will renew interest in Montana and allow the state to regain its place as a top choice for on-location filmmaking. ... [Read More]
Northern Rocky Mountain Sceince Center homepage
The Northern Rocky Mountain Science Center (NRMSC) conducts research in support of natural resources management in the mountains and plains of Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho. We produce and disseminate scientific information needed for decision-making in collaboration with Federal and State land management agencies, Native American tribes, academic institutions, and organizations. Our Center is based at Montana State University–Bozeman with field stations at West Glacier and Missoula, Montana . We collaborate with scientists in each of the four major disciplines of USGS – biology, geology, geography, and hydrology – in pioneering new approaches for conducting integrated science. This interdisciplinary approach is enhanced by close working relationships with faculty of Montana State University, the University of Montana, scientists of the National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service, and other researchers in the region. ... [Read More]
Information About Water | Montana NRCS
The purpose of the MONTANA WATER organization is to provide a practical and comprehensive resource for professionals, university faculty, and the many Montanans with an interest in water issues. ... Contains information on everything from the history of the Gallatin Valley to proper maintenance of your septic system. The Sourcebook is an outgrowth of a symposium held at the Museum of the Rockies in October, 1996, entitled “Know Your Watershed: The Gallatin.” The workshop was presented under a unique partnership of local groups interested in public education and natural resources conservation, including the Bridger Outdoor Science School, the Montana Watercourse, the Gallatin Conservation District, the U.S. Natural Resources Conservation Service, the Forest Service, Montana State University, Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation, the Montana Water Court and other individuals. ... [Read More]
Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer
Brian earned a Bachelor of Science degree in International Agronomy from Colorado State University, and later earned a Master of Science degree in Soil Science from Montana State University. Brian married Nancy Hupp, his college sweetheart, in 1981. Nancy was raised in Billings and received her Bachelor of Science degree in Botany from Montana State University. ... [Read More]
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