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Bring strategic rigor to your internship program

Great hiring isn’t an instant process, and many companies would benefit from developing more-structured internship programs, in which success and proof of a good fit are measured over time.

The Tiernan DancersBusiness ed program to expand in Billings, Montana

They’re bringing business to the classroom.

University of Montana Professor Dr. Jakki Mohr becomes a Contributing Writer for Wisepreneur

“We can’t emphasize enough how important it is for Wisepreneur to have a researcher, teacher, and writer of Dr. Mohr’s stature to join us.

Locomotive biodiesel project is launched in Montana

The impact of having Montana – grown and -processed alternative fuel tested, in Montana, by a major railroad could be immense.

Montana State University’s College of Business management classes seek area businesses and non-profits for consultation

During the four-month courses, students will help manage special consulting projects requested by area businesses and non-profit organizations.

Montana State University receives $354,000 to help train weatherization workers across U.S.

The expansion specifically comes in the form of a high-quality television show available over the Internet.

Just Doing It – The University of Montana and NIKE have a long-standing deep relationship

“I think of the people who know me, if you asked 100 of them where my values come from, 99 of them would immediately say Montana,” says Sprunk, who graduated in 1986 with an accounting degree. “I don’t make it public. It’s not like I advertise it. But I’m very proud of it. I’m proud of being a Griz.”

When Interns Make Sense. They aren’t just cheap labor. They also can bring new perspectives.

Interns present a tremendous opportunity to entrepreneurs.

University of Montana Students Award $10,000 To Local Nonprofits

Doris Buffett, sister of Warren Buffett, is the benefactor of the Sunshine Lady Foundation, which provides the grant money for this opportunity to integrate curriculum focused on philanthropy.

Holding on to Melstone, Montana: Once-thriving town asks COT students to plan restoration of historic building

For the past 20 years, Urbaniak’s drafting and design students have devoted the last semester of their studies to working on practical projects. Members of the history committee heard about the class and asked if the students would come to Melstone and make the Sportsman Bar the object of their research.