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Forward Montana launches scholarship in honor of Pat Williams – Celebration on Wed. Night in Missoula

The scholarship drive aims to raise $20,000 this year, and Booker said it already has $8,000 from various donors, including other event partners.

$1.5M grant adds fire to welding program at Great Falls College-Montana State University

"This federal grant money will help make sure that folks in central Montana can become qualified for these good-paying jobs," Gov. Steve Bullock

MSU business students to offer consulting to area businesses and non-profit organizations

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

MSU to offer free "Welcome Back Bobcats" kits to Bozeman businesses

The kits are designed to help local merchants welcome MSU students and their families to Bozeman and celebrate the start of the school year.

CenturyLink awards $10,000 in grants to Capital High School teachers in Helena, Montana

"At CenturyLink we like to reward teachers for finding innovative ways of using technology in their classrooms and Jim Weber and Tom Kain are perfect candidates for this kind of financial assistance."

MSU-Northern technology expo draws hundreds of high school students

"It’s a little bit of a recruiting tool," said Mary Heller, director of Career Services at MSU-Northern. "It gives us a chance to get high school students interested in the diesel mechanics program, the automotive technology program and the agricultural technology programs. We get a chance to talk to them and explain the educational opportunities that are here. But our industry partners that come to this event do eventually hire our students. These students can see that these are real people who, someday when they want a job, come to our campus and hire."

"Innovation" Grants from business mentors help Montana students tap into imaginations

"At a cultural level, if we are not inspiring our students and inculcating a culture of excellence and helping to give students opportunities to be innovative," Philp said, "we are failing as a community."

Grants from the Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation and Challenge Fund grants from State Farm Insurance help lower dropout rates at Bitterroot Valley schools

The Graduation Matters Stevensville program received $8,000, and high school principal Brian Gum said the school has set a goal of reducing the dropout rate to 2 percent and reducing the number of students who are credit-deficient to 10 students.

MSU business students turn to professional clinic to help reach career goals

"My idea of coaching is to meet students where they are and take them where they want to go. Encourage them to do things they might not do on their own to reach a goal quicker and more efficiently."

Montana students receive financial help from New West Health Services

"Montana is blessed with such caring and hard working students."