Montana Education/Business Partnerships

It’s a small world, so make the most out of the network that you’ll build during your time at the University of Montana. Eat at least five servings of fruits and vegetables every day and look for Tim’s book at Amazon.com, Barnes and Nobles, Borders and bookstores everywhere.

A new study warns of dire consequences if the industry doesn’t work with higher education to promote the viability of IT as a career.

Universities and foundations can preserve their nonprofit status and invest in entrepreneurial support programs if these programs serve a necessary role in the educational mission of the institution.

At the request of the Butte Chamber of Commerce, Johnson’s marketing and research class took a scientific look at how Butte retail is serving Tech students.

“It was a logical choice," said Kevin Hurt, Executive Director of the Daly Hospital Foundation. “The students are passionate about making movies, and the film is built on interviews with hospital employees passionate about their careers and jobs at Marcus Daly. These kids are professionals, capturing the spirit of the hospital in order to move others.”

For an hour, the volunteers visit classrooms, work with students to perfect basic skills and encourage teachers.

Although this biological weed control method is not immediately
effective, Williams does believe it will be incredibly sufficient in
the long run.

"This is a Johnny Appleseed story," William said. "We are planting
shade trees for our grandchildren."

More than 50 area businesses participated last week in an apprenticeship program, giving students in the PEAK (Promoting Enrichment Activities for Kids) Gift and Talented program, two days of hands-on training in the profession of their choice.

“Kids’ College” is an enrichment project designed to help nurture the bond between schools and communities. It relies solely on volunteers and community members to teach mini-courses.

Positions are available in
marketing, pest surveying, pesticides and weed management.