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Fall Faculty Conference

Fall Faculty Conference (including lunch for faculty in Dining Hall) – STC Great Room

Opening Meeting

Lewis and Clark Room - Mathews Hall, UMW

Welcome back to campus! Please join us for the Chancellor's opening welcome meeting.  We look forward to seeing you.

Free

Life: Inside and Out | Biology Faculty Research Opportunities

Biology Faculty Research Opportunities  Hear from the UMW Biology Faculty about their research and opportunities for motivated undergraduates to gain valuable experience in cutting edge biological research!  Time: Social @ 3:30 p.m. | Talk @ 4:00 p.m.Location: First Floor of the Lucy Carson LibraryContact: [email protected]

Learning Center Open House

Learning Center - Basement of Library 710 S. Atlantic St, Dillon, MT, United States

The Learning Center is excited to open our doors for all UMW students, staff and faculty.  Come see what's new and meet this semester's tutors. Refreshments will be served. Students will receive 1,000 paw points for attending.

Horse to Human: The Next Generation in Horsemanship

Montana Center for Horsemanship Dillon, Montana.

“Where earth meets sky and horses and western traditions merge” Knowledge inspires action and all roads lead to Dillon, Montana, September 5-7, 2024 for the fourth national-international conference Horse to Human: the Next Generation in Horsemanship, merging traditional, natural horsemanship with 21st century new equine and horse-human education, research and innovation in ranching, agriculture, science and […]

Rural Fridays

All children and teachers are invited to come to Montana Western University this fall to experience our college campus and participate in literature, math, and science classes with peers from the surrounding area. Please visit our website for see our fall schedule and to find out details for how to get involved!  

On the Rocks: Measuring Snow: New Methods and Technology

UMW Library 710 S. Atlantic St., Dillon

The University of Montana Western Environmental Sciences Department is proud to present “Measuring Snow: New Methods and Technology” by Kori Mooney as part of the “On the Rocks” lecture series. The presentation will take place on Wednesday, September 25, at 3:30 p.m. in UMW’s Lucy Carson Library. Mooney, who earned her master’s degree in civil […]

Rural Fridays

All children and teachers are invited to come to Montana Western University this fall to experience our college campus and participate in literature, math, and science classes with peers from the surrounding area. Please visit our website for see our fall schedule and to find out details for how to get involved!  

Rural Fridays

All children and teachers are invited to come to Montana Western University this fall to experience our college campus and participate in literature, math, and science classes with peers from the surrounding area. Please visit our website for see our fall schedule and to find out details for how to get involved!  

Rural Fridays

All children and teachers are invited to come to Montana Western University this fall to experience our college campus and participate in literature, math, and science classes with peers from the surrounding area. Please visit our website for see our fall schedule and to find out details for how to get involved!  

Rural Fridays

All children and teachers are invited to come to Montana Western University this fall to experience our college campus and participate in literature, math, and science classes with peers from the surrounding area. Please visit our website for see our fall schedule and to find out details for how to get involved!  

On The Rocks Presents: Using surface processes to understand mountain range evolution by Dr. Lorrie Carnes

UMW Library 710 S. Atlantic St., Dillon

Lorrie Carnes earned her B.S. in Earth and Environmental Sciences from Lehigh University before completing a doctorate degree in Geological Sciences from Arizona State University in 2024. She will present a surface process analysis (erosion rates, soil production rates, channel steepness and erodibility) to explain the enigmatic morphology of the Pinaleño Mountains, which are a […]

Free

Rural Fridays

All children and teachers are invited to come to Montana Western University this fall to experience our college campus and participate in literature, math, and science classes with peers from the surrounding area. Please visit our website for see our fall schedule and to find out details for how to get involved!  

Rural Fridays

All children and teachers are invited to come to Montana Western University this fall to experience our college campus and participate in literature, math, and science classes with peers from the surrounding area. Please visit our website for see our fall schedule and to find out details for how to get involved!  

On the Rocks Presents: Student Presentations

STC Great Room, UMW Campus, Dillon, MT MT, United States

Students will present on internships. Free, open to public, light refreshments served South Side of Library

Free

Nepal Study Abroad Student Presentation

UMW Library 710 S. Atlantic St., Dillon

Students will share about their recent trip to Nepal to study renewable energy transitions in mountain communities

Fall Unlocking the Power of Data Series: Understanding Your Program through Data

TBD

Dive into data that supports academic decision-making and assessment. We’ll review reports on headcount, completion, retention, and other key metrics relevant to academic departments. This session will be particularly valuable for academic divisions and departments. We recommend that departments send representatives who can share insights and updates with their teams.

Community Water Conversations: What’s Happening on the Ground: Restoration Efforts for Landscape Health

STC Great Room, UMW Campus, Dillon, MT MT, United States

Join us to learn from experts in the field share about local landscape and watershed health initiatives Panelists: Dusty Crowe, Assistant Field Manager, Dillon BLM Office Tana Lynch, Associate Director, Big Hole Watershed Committee Heidi Anderson, SW Montana Riparian Project Manager, The Nature Conservancy Chris Edgington, Jefferson Watershed Project Manager, Trout Unlimited Katelin Killoy, Riparian […]

Free