Montana Education/Business Partnerships

Info Booths provide employers with access to students in an informal setting for more in-depth information exchange, as well as continually offering different internship, part-time, & career opportunities to students to keep them on track in planning for their careers.

The Montana Association of Geographic Information Professionals (MAGIP) is pleased to offer student scholarships to the Intermountain GIS Conference to be held in Kalispell, Montana from April 16-20, 2012.

"We will be meeting with representatives from those three select sectors to consider which courses of instruction would be most appropriate to educate the workforce. Our goal is to identify which jobs are needed, whether it be construction or a specific trade, and to identify a need within that segment, and develop a curriculum of training in that industry."

Since 1999, the Plum Creek Foundation has donated more than $130,000 to support programs and building funds at FVCC.

If you know of a business or organization that needs to have a marketing plan developed this semester, please have them contact me as soon as possible.

For the past decade, Computers 4 Kids http://www.computers4kidsinmontana.org/ has taken donated computers and cleaned and rebuilt them to give to children and individuals who otherwise wouldn’t be able to afford them.

MAGIP’s Higher Education Scholarship and K-12 Educational GIS Applications grant.

With a generous grant from the Sunshine Lady Foundation, students are able to learn about the importance and practice of philanthropy by evaluating proposals and awarding grants.

You do not have to be an MSU alumnus to be a member of the MSU Alumni Association.

Revit is the most important evolution of computer aided design since AutoCAD.