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Martz plan to fund distance learning program taking shape for 2004-05

The University of Montana didn’t ask for it. The state’s public education officials didn’t, either.

U. of Illinois receives $4.5 million entrepreneurship grant – Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation distributes $24.76 MM to 8 schools

"The eight grants could be the "genetic moment to legitimize entrepreneurship [as a discipline] within U.S. higher education."

Denver touts schools as selling points for inner city development

The schools offer something for everyone, whether the person wants small classes, help for at-risk kids, an extra-challenging academic program or an emphasis on science.

Job placement high for Montana Tech grads – 97 percent find jobs or other success

"It’s very good to see we’re bucking the national trend," added Aguirre.

MSU Scientists expect big things from tiny technology

What about those who want to make a new generation of materials that will be incorporated into everyday lives in much the same way that plastic and other materials were?

MBA? Why many women say no.

Why aren’t women knocking down the doors to graduate business schools? The answer involves a negative perception of the business world, education experts say. And it’s depriving women of an important tool to enhance their careers.

PHENOMENON – School Away From School

Kids are looking for an alternative to a traditional education. Commonly called ”virtual school,” it’s a way of attending school at home without the hovering claustrophobia of home-schooling.

Tech opens mine to students – The mining program is the only one of its kind in the country

The program will train students in a 15-week program that includes classroom and hands-on instructions in several of Butte’s underground mines

Micron gives Boise School District $1 million to launch a new school this fall devoted to math and science.

“The Micron Foundation is excited to have the opportunity to be involved in a program that provides even greater opportunities for advanced learning in the areas of science and math,” said Bedard.

MSU writes ambitious five-year plan

Once the campus community and public have had a chance to comment on the proposed five-year plan in January, it will get final approval. Then the hard work will begin to find strategies for achieving the goals.