MSU Leadership Institute’s Boardroom Bobcats mentorship program students serve on local nonprofit boards

Participants, along with their major, hometown and the nonprofit they were paired with, are listed below:

• Jack Evans — Business management/administration; Redmond, Washington; Sacajawea Audubon Society.
• Ella Horgan — Microbiology, environmental health with a minor in entomology; Minneapolis; Montana Mindfulness Project.
• Hope McWilliams — Cell biology and neuroscience with a minor in astrobiology; Hayden, Idaho; We are HER.
• Kelly Nicholson — Environmental studies; Griffin, Georgia; Intermountain Opera.
• Naomi Ohman — Directed interdisciplinary studies: film, journalism, public humanities; Long Lake, Minnesota; Bienvenidos a Gallatin Valley.
• Jonah Pate — Business management with a minor in entrepreneurship and small business; Kalispell; Warriors and Quiet Waters.
• Grace Roemig — Mechanical engineering with a minor in China studies; Minnetonka, Minnesota; Bozeman Film Society.
• Isabela Romero — Clinical mental health counseling; Lima, Peru; Bridgercare.
• Sarah Salam — Public administration; Tacoma, Washington; Gallatin Watershed Council.
• Bridger Sellegran — Public administration; Bozeman; Montana Freshwater Partners.
• Aimee Walsh — Industrial and management systems engineering; Anacortes, Washington; Big Brothers Big Sisters of Big Sky Country.

The Boardroom Bobcats program debuted in 2016 with support from a $5,000 seed grant from MSU’s Outreach and Engagement Council. For more information about the program, visit http://www.montana.edu/leadership/boardroombobcats.html.

MSU students who are interested in serving as a Boardroom Bobcat during the 2023-2024 academic year are encouraged to fill out an application before the deadline on May 5 at 5 p.m. Applications are available at http://www.montana.edu/leadership.