Our goal is to create a centralized bioscience internship database that will provide access to a wide variety of internships across the state that students from any university in Montana can easily access.
We can’t do this work alone. We need your active participation, critical thinking and resources to do the work outlined in the scope of work (see Summary). It’s Montana’s future.
First Choice Home Health received a $4,600 grant to help their caregivers receive specialized training to give them a competitive edge, provide better service and be able to charge more.
“Every Montanan deserves clean drinking water, durable bridges and good water treatment systems,” Montana Department of Commerce Director Tara Rice said.
Vehicle counts, traffic slow-downs and other pieces of data central to traffic management may one day be gleaned from a city’s fiber-optic communications network.
The Montana Main Street Program helps to build strong communities and create high-quality downtowns through economic development, community revitalization, comprehensive planning, and historic preservation.
The prize will be awarded annually to entrepreneurs, philanthropists, impact investors and education disruptors who are reimagining and developing new models for preschool, primary and secondary education.
Renowned mountaineer, alpine athlete and author Conrad Anker was at the University of Montana this week as a guest of the National Museum of Forest Service History.
As cities wrestle with an increase in mobility options, ride-hailing and deliveries, curbside management has become one of the most pressing issues they face.
As cities become denser, the old rationale of designing them around automobiles must give way to a new use of streets that includes walking and micro-mobile solutions. The result: greater efficiency, equity and safety.
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