Montana WWAMI Medical Education’s White Coat Ceremony – 9/15 – Montana State University

Montana State University - Bozeman Culbertson Hall, 100, Bozeman, MT, United States

The 30 students, all residents of Montana, hail from Browning, Dillon, Gardiner, Eureka, and Polson (to name a few). They will receive iconic white coats and stethoscopes, marking completion of orientation to medical school and the first two weeks of clinical skills training. This is the first white doctor’s coat and stethoscope they’ll receive to use throughout medical school.

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Montana Nonprofit Association 2023 Annual Conference – In Person in Missoula: September 19th – 21st | Missoula Online: September 26th – 28th

MT, United States

We're excited to announce that our Opening Keynote at this year’s in-person conference is Donna Murray-Brown, Vice President of Strategy and Development at the National Council of Nonprofits.

Hospice and Palliative Care in Rural Montana – 9/19 – Missoula Public Library

Missoula Public Library 301 E Main St, Missoula, MT, United States

McGinty and Cunningham will cover a range of topics including access to telemedicine in rural areas, community caregivers who can assist with providing quality end-of-life care, and the challenges and desire for individuals who are dying to remain in their homes.

Montana Ambassadors Invite You to Attend: Mike Mansfield – How the Legacy of Montana’s Greatest Statesman Inspires Us to Strengthen Our Democracy – 9/19 – Seattle, WA

Columbia Tower Club 701 5th Ave, 75th Floor, Seattle, WA, United States

Marc Racicot, former Governor of Montana, and Deena Mansour, Executive Director of the Maureen and Mike Mansfield Center, will discuss the Center’s work to honor the Mansfield legacy, and how we can work together to support the core values of our democracy in the Mansfield Way. 

Montana State ‘s Wheeler Center to host Sept. 20 lecture about Sen. Mike Mansfield

Montana State University, Strand Union Building, Ballrooms BCD 751 W Grant St., Bozeman, MT, United States

The lecture, “Montana, Mansfield and the Lost Art of Bipartisanship,” will be given by author and historian Marc C. Johnson, who will discuss what he characterizes as the complex relationship between Montana’s Mansfield, a Democrat, and Republican U.S. Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois during the turbulent 1960s.