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06/30/2017 - Butte Folk Festival Acts Named for Montana Public Radio Live Broadcast - Michael Marsolek
06/29/2017 - UM, Wildlife Friendly Enterprise Network Launch Elephant-Friendly Tea - Lisa Mills
06/29/2017 - Last Best Conference Returns to Missoula, Adds Live Music, Film to Lineup - Peter Knox
06/29/2017 - MTPR Website, Program Receive Statewide Recognition - Ray Ekness
06/28/2017 - UM Research: Slow-Growing Ponderosas Survive Mountain Pine Beetle Outbreaks - Anna Sala
06/27/2017 - SpectrUM, SciNation to Host Science Learning Tent at Arlee Esyapqeyni - Jessie Herbert-Meny
06/22/2017 - UM Research Points to Previously Unknown Pine Marten Diversity - Natalie Dawson
06/22/2017 - UM Family Medicine Residency Program to Graduate 8 New Family Physicians - Rebecca Morgan
06/16/2017 - Engstrom Returns to the Classroom to Teach UM Honors, Chemistry Courses - Paula Short
06/15/2017 - UM Chemist to Study Climate, Health Effects of Wildfire Smoke - Lu Hu
06/15/2017 - Big Dipper Partners with UM on Huckleberry Ice Cream - Erika Palmer
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06/21/2017 - UM Receives Grant to Support Native American Faculty in STEM - Ke Wu
06/26/2017 - Wildlife Biology Professor Co-Edits New Book on Renewable Energy Development - Dave Naugle
06/15/2017 - Wheels Across Montana to Host Adaptive Recreation Clinic in Missoula - Mindy Renfro
06/14/2017 - SpectrUM’s Big Night Celebrates $200,000 Gift, Raises Funds for Children’s Access - Nathalie Wolfram
06/13/2017 - SpectrUM Launches 2017 Bitterroot Summer of Science in Stevensville - Hannah Gimpel
06/13/2017 - UM Research Center Conserves Gun from Famed Sunken Battleship - Mona Nazeri
06/08/2017 - UM’s Blue Mountain Observatory to Host Free Public Star-Gazing Events This Summer - Diane Friend
06/07/2017 - UM Students Recognized for Excellence at Society of Professional Journalists Awards - Dennis Swibold
06/06/2017 - SpectrUM to Offer Sneak Peek of New Toole Crossing Museum June 9 - Holly Truit
06/06/2017 - Student Gives UM Dining Compost Van a New Look with Custom Paint Job - Sam Belanger
06/05/2017 - Montana Public Radio Reporter Awarded New York Fellowship - Eric Whitney
06/02/2017 - Montana Students Earn Scholarships from UM - UM Foundation
06/02/2017 - UM Hosts Leadership Training for Undergraduate Women in Montana - Caitlin Sager
06/02/2017 - Out-of-State Students Make UM Dean’s List - UM Registrar’s Office
06/02/2017 - Montana Students Make UM Dean’s List - UM Registrar’s Office
06/02/2017 - UM VETS Office Earns Award for Student Service - Shawn Grove
06/01/2017 - UM Ranks Among Top Online Master of Public Health Programs - Tony Ward
06/01/2017 - UM Journalism Student Documentary Takes National In-Depth Reporting Award - John Twiggs
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Butte Folk Festival Acts Named for Montana Public Radio Live Broadcast
June 30, 2017
MISSOULA – Music, music and more music is on tap during Montana Public Radio’s 12-plus hours of live music broadcasts from the Montana Folk Festival in Butte July 7-8.
MTPR will broadcast 11 folk music acts from the Original Stage between 7 and 9 p.m. on Friday, July 7, and 1-5 p.m. and 6-11 p.m. on Saturday, July 8.
The lineup of acts featured during the live broadcast follows:
Friday, July 7
7 p.m. – Quebe Sisters (Texas swing) 8:15 p.m. – Betsayda Machado y Parranda El Clavo (Venezuelan percussion and voice ensemble) 9:20 p.m. – Clinton Fearon and the Boogie Brown Band (reggae, Seattle)
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1 p.m. – McGuire Family Band (Irish family band, U.S. debut tour) 2 p.m. – Mangum & Company (shout band/low-brass gospel choir, Charlotte, North Carolina) 3:05 p.m. – Feedel Band (Ethiopian jazz, Washington, D.C.) 4:15 p.m. – Doreen Ketchens (clarinet street musician/family band, New Orleans) 5 p.m. – Weekend “All Things Considered” 6 p.m. – Gibson Brothers (Yankee bluegrass) 7:15 p.m. – Bruce Daigrepont (authentic Cajun music) 8:30 p.m. – Toronzo Cannon (Chicago blues) 9:45 p.m. – Albert Lee (rockabilly)
MTPR programming director Michael Marsolek will lead the coverage with Nick Spitzer, host of “American Routes.”
“MTPR is very excited to bring our listeners the energy, the excitement and the music that makes the Montana Folk Festival one of Montana’s premier music events,” Marsolek said. “We hope listeners will enjoy the live broadcasts.” The MTPR announcing stage will be adjacent to the main performance stage. MTPR will also have an outreach and membership tent nearby.
In addition to the live performances, the entire MTPR team will be producing features on the bands, the event and the people at the festival that will air both during the broadcast and online at http://www.mtpr.org.
Montana Public Radio airs across much of western and central Montana at 89.1 and 91.5 in Missoula, 91.9 in Hamilton, 89.5 in Polson, 90.1 in Kalispell, Whitefish and North Valley, 90.5 in Libby, 91.7 in Kalispell, 101.3 in Swan Lake, 91.3 in Butte, 91.7 in Helena, 89.9 in Great Falls, 91.7 in Dillon and online at http://www.mtpr.org.
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Contact: Michael Marsolek, program director, Montana Public Radio, 406-243-4096, [email protected].
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UM, Wildlife Friendly Enterprise Network Launch Elephant-Friendly Tea
June 29, 2017
MISSOULA – The University of Montana’s Broader Impacts Group has partnered with the Wildlife Friendly Enterprise Network to launch the world’s first tea certification program designed to protect the endangered Asian elephant.
UM showcased the project during the World Tea Expo held this month in Las Vegas. The new farm-to-cup program engages tea growers, sellers and consumers to help conserve Elephas maximus.
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and only 40,000 to 50,000 remain, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources.
Much of the decline correlates with human-elephant conflict and the replacement of elephant habitat by tea plantations. Although the plantations can serve as nurseries for females to give birth and rest until their newborns are strong enough to move with the herd, agricultural practices such as deep and narrow drainage ditches, improperly installed electric fencing and the chemicals used in conventional tea production can harm elephants.
“We are encouraged by the interest we are seeing from tea growers and buyers who want to join the Certified Elephant Friendly Tea partnership,” said Lisa Mills, UM liaison for the project. “With a percentage of every sale going back to support elephant conservation in the communities where the tea is grown, tea drinkers can directly support human-elephant co-existence.”
Certified tea producers commit to reducing the negative impacts to elephant populations, and the first plantation became certified in Assam, India, this spring. Lake Missoula Tea Company and Café Dolce in Missoula are the first businesses to carry Certified Elephant Friendly Tea.
Certified Elephant Friendly Tea also will link conservation action to a science-based evaluation of impacts on elephant populations.
“We are working with scientists at UM and in India to determine how implementation of elephant-friendly practices will actually help reverse the declining trajectory of Asian elephant populations,” Mills said.
UM’s Broader Impacts Group is part of the Office of Research and Creative Scholarship, dedicated to helping researchers create meaningful and sustainable impacts within communities. In addition to partnership with WFEN on the project, support also is provided by the Blackstone LaunchPad, the School of Business Administration and the Wildlife Biology Program at UM.
To learn more call Mills at 406-243-5272, email [email protected] or visit http://elephantfriendlytea.com.
Contact: Lisa Mills, wildlife and enterprise project program manager, UM Broader Impacts Group, 406-243-5272 or 406-370-4052, [email protected].
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June 29, 2017
MISSOULA – Renowned national speakers, workshops led by local business leaders, and – new this year – live music and film packages are all part of the Last Best Conference coming to the Wilma Theater on Thursday and Friday, Aug. 3-4.
Dubbed “LBCon” and hosted by founding partners MonTEC, the University of Montana and Missoula Federal Credit Union, the Last Best Conference will highlight entrepreneurial spirit, blossoming culture and a shared love for Montana. The conference, the first of its kind in the state, aims to bolster regional innovation. Keynote speakers include leaders from Portland, Oregon; Santa Monica, California; Boise, Idaho; and beyond.
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with Missoula’s Wilma and Roxy theaters to provide music and film packages to conference attendees.
“Conference goers will have the chance to see top-notch music and film this year,” said Morgan Slemberger, LBCon director. “Musicians such as Shooter Jennings, James McMurtry and the Tedeschi Trucks Band, and films such as ‘Charged’ by Phillip Baribeau and ‘Lester Leaps In’ by Mike Stienberg, will be part of this year’s event.”
Slemberger worked during the past year to enhance the conference experience for participants.
“We are incredibly lucky to have dedicated community partners for the Last Best Conference in our second year,” she said. “These new offerings of music and film passes really set the stage for a more South by Southwest experience, with a Missoula twist.”
LBCon tickets are on sale now at www.lastbastconference.com for $179 through Friday, June 30, and then for $199 through Friday, July 28. These tickets include all main-stage sessions and commemorative LBCon swag. Separate packages, including Conference + Music, Conference + Film and Trifecta (Conference, Music and Film) passes also are available online.
According to the Kauffman Foundation, Montana tops the nation for highest startup activity. Spurred by this recognition, breakout sessions called LBCon Academies – which are led by local leaders in business, the arts and academia – also will be open to participants starting Wednesday, Aug. 2. Academy topics range from using creativity to change your business and the world to creating original living and learning spaces that foster innovation.
Breakout sessions will happen around the city, showcasing the downtown area and unique cultural hubs like the Wilma and the Roxy. Sessions also can be streamed online through Gatherboard, a software company led by Missoula entrepreneurs Molly Bradford and Colin Hickey. Academy tickets are available separately for $49 per session.
“After living in Portland, Oregon, for the past several years, it was amazing to come back to Missoula and see all the incredible startup activity,” said Kristi Govertson, a Missoula-based entrepreneur, speaker and author who volunteers on LBCon’s planning committee. “The values of LBCon are creativity, courage and community, and I think building up our regional connections through LBCon will only enhance Montana’s growing reputation as the last best place to start a company or creative endeavor.”
What makes LBCon unconventional are the participant-driven breakout sessions that occur between keynote speakers, Govertson said. Participants’ interests guide which breakout sessions they attend, and often the sessions have the feeling of an impromptu “water cooler” conversation among colleagues rather than a formal presentation, she said.
More information, including a complete schedule and lineup of speakers, musicians and films, is online at www.lastbestconference.com.
Contact: Peter Knox, University of Montana, 406-243-4911, [email protected].
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MTPR Website, Program Receive Statewide Recognition
June 29, 2017
MISSOULA – Montana Public Radio’s website and breakthrough podcast “Threshold” recently received E.B. Craney Awards from the Montana Broadcasters Association and the Greater Montana Foundation.
The E.B. Craney Awards recognize excellence in local news, production, promotion, programs and public service in both radio and television station across the state. The awards were presented June 24 at the MBA annual convention in Big Sky.
MTPR’s website, http://www.mtpr.org, won for Radio Website of the Year.
“Thanks to all of our hard-working news staff and program hosts who make mtpr.org look so good,” said MTPR online editor Josh Burnham, who accepted the award.
In the Radio Non-Commercial Program of the Year category, Burnham accepted the award as part of the team from the audio podcast and radio program “Threshold,” which is produced and hosted by Amy Martin. “Threshold’s” first season, called “Give Me a Home,” told the story of the American bison. http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/062717cran.php[1/23/2018 10:10:46 AM] MTPR Website, Program Receive Statewide Recognition - UM News - University Of Montana
“We’re very excited that our hard work was honored with an E.B. Award,” Martin said.
Two other programs were named finalists. Rodeo Radio Theater’s production of “The Frogs Who Wanted a King” was the runner-up in the Radio Non-Commercial Program of the Year category. “Backroads of Montana: Sharp Shooters” finished in second place for Television Non-Commercial Program of the Year.
Montana Public Radio airs across much of western and central Montana at 89.1 and 91.5 in Missoula, 91.9 in Hamilton, 89.5 in Polson, 90.1 in Kalispell, Whitefish and North Valley, 90.5 in Libby, 91.7 in Kalispell, 101.3 in Swan Lake, 91.3 in Butte, 91.7 in Helena, 89.9 in Great Falls, 91.7 in Dillon and online at http://www.mtpr.org.
MontanaPBS (KUFM-TV in Missoula, KUSM-TV in Bozeman, KUKL-TV in Kalispell, KBGS-TV in Billings, KUGF-TV in Great Falls and KUHM-TV in Helena) is a service of the University of Montana and Montana State University. For more information, visit http://www.montanapbs.org/.
Contact: Ray Ekness, UM Broadcast Media Center director, 406-243-4154, [email protected].
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UM Research: Slow-Growing Ponderosas Survive Mountain Pine Beetle Outbreaks
June 28, 2017
MISSOULA – Slow-growing ponderosa pines may have a better chance of surviving mountain pine beetle outbreaks in western Montana as climate change increases the frequency of drought and insect pests, according to new research published by a team of University of Montana scientists.
The team of researchers, led by UM biological sciences Professor Anna Sala, published their findings in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences this month. The study, based on a 38-year ponderosa pine genetic experiment at UM’s Lubrecht Experimental Forest, found young families of http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/061417pine.php[1/23/2018 10:10:52 AM] UM Research: Slow-Growing Ponderosas Survive Mountain Pine Beetle Outbreaks - UM News - University Of Montana
fast-growing ponderosa pines typically survived to maturity better than slow-growing ones – but this was not the case when mature trees were affected by a mountain pine beetle outbreak. In that scenario, slow-growing families survived better.
“Our findings explain why natural tree populations maintain a mixture of genotypes with different growth rates,” Sala said. “The study illustrates why the maintenance of genetic diversity is critical to cope with the varying demands as organisms grow, as environmental conditions change and with the variety of risks that organisms face during their lifespan – particularly under climate change, when the frequency of drought, insect pests such as the mountain pine beetle and extreme events are predicted to increase.”
The team used a combination of data to show that fast growth in trees may be costly. They measured survival after a mountain pine beetle outbreak when trees were almost 40 years old and used a long-term dataset on survival and growth rates of over 4,000 trees planted in 1974, which was provided by the Inland Empire Tree Improvement Cooperative. With these data, the researchers were able to show in a long-lived organism that the specific genotypes that survive at any given point in time had changed over time. Their study shows that under some circumstances, such as high bark beetle densities during an outbreak, fast growth is costly.
The article, "An insect outbreak shifts the direction of selection from fast to slow growth rates in the long-lived conifer Pinus ponderosa" can be accessed online at http://bit.ly/2rYU9hb.
For more information call Sala at 406-243-6009 or email [email protected].
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SpectrUM, SciNation to Host Science Learning Tent at Arlee Esyapqeyni
June 27, 2017
MISSOULA – The University of Montana spectrUM Discovery Area and SciNation, its community advisory group on the Flathead Reservation, will return to the 119th Arlee Celebration with their popular Science Learning Tent on Friday from noon to 8 p.m. on Friday, June 30, and Saturday, July 1.
The annual powwow, which runs from Wednesday, June 28, through Tuesday, July 4, serves as a cultural highlight for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, as well as for visitors from around the region and beyond. At the powwow, the Science Learning Tent provides children and families with a fun, interactive place to learn, play and meet role models in STEM and higher education.
On Friday, the Science Learning Tent will feature the premiere of the Kwul ‘I’tkin Truck, a National Science Foundation-funded mobile makerspace co-created by spectrUM, SciNation and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes. Visitors to the Kwul ‘I’tkin Truck, which weaves together conventional and cultural making activities, will be able to explore 3D printing and laser cutter demonstrations and make their own beading patterns and drums with local drum makers Michael Hewankorn, Jeremiah Michel and Tyrone Burke and beading expert Jodi Hunter. Monica Elser, education liaison at UM’s Flathead Lake Biological Station, will lead a plankton race activity. http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/062717arle.php[1/23/2018 10:10:57 AM] SpectrUM, SciNation to Host Science Learning Tent at Arlee Esyapqeyni - UM News - University Of Montana
Saturday’s Health and Ecosystems Science Day at the Science Learning Tent will feature a selection of favorites from spectrUM’s traveling exhibitions, Salish Kootenai College’s stream table and “Science of Sports” activities created by GSK Science in the Summer. Role models Brenda Morton, Jessi Cahoon and Milissa Grandchamp of the CSKT Tribal Health; Chauncey Means, Whisper Camel-Means and Casey Ryan of the CSKT Natural Resources Department and Sherrill Brown and Kristian Stipe of UM’s College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences will lead hands-on activities throughout the day, along with “near peer” role models from Arlee High School.
“SpectrUM, SciNation and our community partners co-created the Science Learning Tent to inspire children on the Flathead Reservation about the bright futures that await them in STEM, higher education and the workforce,” said spectrUM Director Holly Truitt.
Each summer, the Science Learning Tent engages over 1,000 powwow visitors with role models and hands-on learning experiences that reflect the tribes’ workforce priorities. This year’s Science Learning Tent is powered by the U.S. Department of Education, the O.P. and W.E. Edwards Foundation, the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health and GSK Science in the Summer.
Inspiring a culture of learning and discovery for all, the spectrUM Discovery Area is UM’s interactive science center and mobile science program that serves 55,000 Montanans annually. Since 2006, spectrUM has traveled exhibits and educators to 73 schools and public libraries in 31 Montana counties and all seven American Indian reservations.
On the Flathead Reservation, spectrUM partners with its SciNation advisory group to co-create programming designed to inspire a homegrown, Native STEM workforce. SpectrUM and SciNation’s innovative, community-based approach to STEM engagement has garnered awards from the Noyce Foundation, the Simons Foundation, the Coalition for the Public Understanding of Science and the Montana Indian Education Association.
Information about spectrUM’s engagement on the Flathead Reservation is available at http://spectrum.umt.edu/education/outreach/mosse_k12/CommunityInitiatives/FlatheadIndRes.php or by calling spectrUM’s Head of Educational Programs Jessie Herbert-Meny at 406-243-4828.
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UM Research Points to Previously Unknown Pine Marten Diversity
June 22, 2017
MISSOULA – The elusive American pine marten, a little-studied member of the weasel family, might be more diverse than originally thought, according to new research published by a University of Montana professor.
A study by Natalie Dawson, research professor in UM’s Department of Ecosystem and Conservation Sciences and director of UM’s Wilderness Institute, suggests that the forests of northwest North America may harbor not one, but two distinct species of the mammal. The research, published in a recent edition of the Journal of Mammology, also points to the presence of hybrid marten populations in Montana’s Rocky Mountains, where the two species converge.
Dawson, whose work builds on previous research conducted in the 1950s by late UM Professor Philip Wright, examined hundreds of DNA samples to differentiate between the separate populations. She said her findings are exciting because hybridization in different species of mammals is still relatively new, especially in natural ecosystems.
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distinctiveness in their respective localities,” she said. “This research also illustrates the importance of historical climate change as a driver for biological diversity in the mountains and landscapes of Montana, as well as throughout the rest of North America.”
Currently, Dawson is furthering her research by examining historical pine marten skulls housed in UM’s Philip L. Wright Zoological Museum in hopes of understanding the morphological, or physical, characteristic differences between the two species.
The study, “Historical biogeography sets the foundation for contemporary conservation of martens (genus Martes) in northwestern North America,” is available online at https://academic.oup.com/jmammal/article/98/3/715/3827815/Historical-bi. For more information, call Dawson at 406- 243-6956 or email [email protected].
Contact: Natalie Dawson, research professor, UM Department of Ecosystem and Conservation Sciences, 406-243- 6956, [email protected].
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UM Family Medicine Residency Program to Graduate 8 New Family Physicians
June 22, 2017
MISSOULA – Residents in underserved areas will gain eight new medical doctors on Sunday, June 25, when the University of Montana graduates its second class of family physicians from the Family Medicine Residency of Western Montana.
All eight of the graduating family physicians have already accepted employment to stay true to the three-year, intensive training program’s mission of serving rural and underserved areas throughout the Pacific Northwest.
“It is extremely satisfying to see the fulfillment of our mission become a reality as our graduates head to the rural and underserved communities of Montana and the region,” program director Ned Vasquez said. “The fact they are doing so speaks highly of the individuals we have recruited and the curriculum they have experienced in their time with us.”
Four new family physicians will practice in western Montana. Sarah Watson and Emma Wright will be employed in Missoula at Partnership Health Center, and Nicole Russell will be employed in Kalispell at Flathead Community Health Center. Justin Perry will practice in Helena at St. Peter’s Hospital. http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/062217fmed.php[1/23/2018 10:11:09 AM] UM Family Medicine Residency Program to Graduate 8 New Family Physicians - UM News - University Of Montana
Nick Blake plans to work in Oregon. Nicole Breen, Jesse Charles and Michael Druschel will head to Washington state.
In Montana, 53 out of 56 counties are underserved, and 11 counties are without physicians. When the residency program began in 2013, Montana ranked 50th in the nation for graduate medical education per capita. The creation of FMRWM more than doubled the number of family medicine physicians trained in Montana each year and is expected to have a significant impact on the state’s shortage of primary care doctors in rural communities.
UM College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences Dean Reed Humphrey said the goal of UM’s Health and Medicine initiative is to train the next generation of health practitioners and researchers with a focus of not only serving Montana and its needs, but also the world.
“The family medicine residency program is an excellent way to integrate inter-professional opportunities within the college and residency,” Humphrey said. “We are pleased to be able to sponsor and work closely with the residency program.”
Headquartered in Missoula, FMRWM is sponsored by UM and affiliated with the University of Washington Family Medicine Residency Network. Distinctively, the program is dually accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education and the American Osteopathic Association.
The program’s three sponsoring hospitals in western Montana include Kalispell Regional Healthcare and Providence St. Patrick Hospital and Community Medical Center in Missoula. Residents are involved in continuity clinic training at Partnership Health Center in Missoula and Flathead Community Health Center in Kalispell.
Additionally, the program works with an extensive rural training network of 10 sites, including Blackfeet Community Hospital, Northwest Community Health Center, Providence St. Joseph Medical Center, Clark Fork Valley Hospital, St. Luke Community Healthcare, Community Physicians Group-Stevensville, Marcus Daly Memorial Hospital, Community Hospital of Anaconda, Barrett Hospital and Healthcare and Central Montana Medical Center.
For more information visit http://health.umt.edu/fmrwm/.
Note to the media: FMRWM welcomes members of the media to interview graduating residents from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Sunday, June 25, ahead of the formal ceremony at The Ranch Club, located at 8501 Ranch Club Road. To coordinate in advance, call FMRWM Project and Communications Manager Rebecca Morgan at 406-544-5085 or email [email protected].
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Engstrom Returns to the Classroom to Teach UM Honors, Chemistry Courses
June 16, 2017
MISSOULA – University of Montana students taking courses in chemistry or in the Davidson Honors College this fall may find that former UM President Royce Engstrom is their professor.
Engstrom will return to teaching for the first time since he left his position as provost at the University of South Dakota to become provost and vice president for Academic Affairs at UM in 2007.
“I am really enjoying reading chemistry again and preparing materials for my classes,” Engstrom said. “I am looking forward to teaching again.”
Prior to serving as UM’s 17th president, Engstrom served for three years as UM provost and vice president for Academic Affairs, a role that included the position of tenured full professor in the Department of Chemistry. It is common for academic administrators to be tenured members of faculty, and many choose to return to teaching when they no longer serve in an administrative capacity. As a full professor in UM’s Department of Chemistry, Engstrom’s annual salary will be $119,106.
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Engstrom came to Montana from the University of South Dakota, where he served for 28 years in various positions, including assistant professor, chair of the chemistry department, graduate school dean, vice president for research and provost. He has 20 years of teaching experience.
Since he stepped down as UM president, Engstrom has been busy serving in other executive capacities. Later this month, he will complete his term as a commissioner of the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities. He is active in performing accreditation visits at various universities, and he serves on the executive board as treasurer of the Association of American Colleges and Universities. In May, Engstrom delivered the address for the University of South Dakota’s 130th annual spring Commencement.
Engstrom said he looks forward to the vibrant activity on campus when students return in the fall.
“Mary and I love the University of Montana and we love Missoula,” he said. “We’re happy to stay here and continue to make Missoula our home.”
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UM Chemist to Study Climate, Health Effects of Wildfire Smoke
June 15, 2017
MISSOULA – University of Montana scientists will fly straight into the smoke of western wildfires as part of a collaborative research project, thanks to a new grant from the National Science Foundation.
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$406,000 for the three- year project, which aims to study the chemical composition and evolution of western wildfire smoke. Hu and his atmospheric chemistry group will lead instrument preparation and deployment of the group’s instrument on the NSF National Center for Atmospheric Research C-130 research aircraft (https://www.eol.ucar.edu/observing_facilities/c-130).
This instrument will provide real-time measurements of volatile organic compounds in wildfire smoke and more insight into organic gas composition than previously possible. The VOCs from wildfires are typically toxic, and they can form ground-level ozone and fine particulate matter, which are linked to serious health impacts and regulated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Test flights are planned for the end of this summer, and the major field campaign will take place in July and August 2018. Based out of Boise, Idaho, the airborne field campaign will sample wildfire smoke plumes throughout the Rocky Mountain West.
Once researchers collect the data, they will focus on how cloud chemistry, aerosol absorption and reactive nitrogen in wildfire plumes affect air quality, nutrient cycles, weather, climate and the health of those exposed to smoke.
“Living in Missoula, we know firsthand how wildfires can impact air quality,” said Wade Permar, a graduate student in Hu’s group. “Little is understood though about the chemical processes that take place in wildfire smoke plumes. We are hoping that through this campaign we can get a better understanding at how a wildfire may affect air quality for communities downwind.”
The project is part of a larger $3.8 million study and collaborative effort among scientists from Colorado State University, the University of Colorado-Boulder, the University of Wyoming, the University of Washington, UM and NCAR. The larger team will include more than a dozen graduate students across the five universities, as well as undergraduate students. http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/061517atmo.php[1/23/2018 10:11:19 AM] UM Chemist to Study Climate, Health Effects of Wildfire Smoke - UM News - University Of Montana
For more information on the project, call Hu at 406-243-4231, email [email protected], visit http://hs.umt.edu/luhu/ or view the project abstract online at https://www.eol.ucar.edu/field_projects/we-can.
Contact: Lu Hu, assistant professor of atmospheric chemistry, UM Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, 406- 243-4231, [email protected].
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Big Dipper Partners with UM on Huckleberry Ice Cream
June 15, 2017
MISSOULA – Lovers of ice cream and the Griz can celebrate two of their favorite things with the release of HuckleBeary, a newly branded flavor from Missoula’s own Big Dipper Ice Cream.
The huckleberry-flavored sweet treat is the brainchild of Charlie and Barbie Beaton, University of Montana alumni and owners of the iconic Big Dipper Ice Cream shop on Higgins Avenue. A portion of the proceeds from selling HuckleBeary benefits UM. http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/061517dipr.php[1/23/2018 10:11:24 AM] Big Dipper Partners with UM on Huckleberry Ice Cream - UM News - University Of Montana
“We just wanted to help our local university,” Charlie Beaton said. “We thought this was a great way to sell ice cream and give back to our alma mater. I was inspired to start a small business by my UM entrepreneurship class, and I think the University is a resource we as a community need to promote and nurture.”
Big Dipper huckleberry has long been a top seller at the company’s scoop locations, but the flavor had never been available in pints before. Since April, the pints – sporting Monte the bear mascot on a UM-inspired maroon container – have been sold in 10 Missoula locations. Those include Albertsons, Big Dipper, Grizzly Grocery, Missoula Fresh Market, Noon’s, Orange Stree Food Farm, Pattee Creek Market, Southgate Market and UM’s Corner Store and Market.
Beaton said sales have been brisk, with HuckleBeary outselling the other Big Dipper pints two to one.
“It’s a great flavor, and hopefully this new partnership will inspire more people to give it a try,” he said.
Erika Palmer, UM’s trademarks and licensing director, said the University works with a variety of vendors to creatively market UM-affiliated products. The makers of these products get to use UM’s image, and in return a portion of sales are passed on to the University as revenue.
“Big Dipper has been a great partner for UM, and we wish them all the success in the world,” Palmer said. “Hopefully customers will fall in love with HuckleBeary like we have, and I hope they get a kick out of the fact they can help UM by eating ice cream.”
For more about Big Dipper and the Beatons, see this story in the fall 2015 issue of the Montanan. The company website is http://www.bigdippericecream.com/, and readers can learn more about UM Trademarks and Licensing at http://www.umt.edu/licensing/.
Big Dipper was recently ranked the best ice cream shop in Montana by Thrillist.
Another version of this release is online at http://bit.ly/2rl7u30.
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UM Receives Grant to Support Native American Faculty in STEM
June 21, 2017
MISSOULA – A University of Montana research team has been awarded a $1.8 million grant to promote professional success for Native American faculty in the STEM fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
The National Science Foundation awarded UM and partner institutions the collaborative, four-year research grant for the Willow Alliances for Graduate Education and the Professoriate. Salish Kootenai College in Pablo and Sitting Bull College in Fort Yates, North Dakota, as well as UM, form the alliance.
“The reality is that the numbers of indigenous STEM faculty in higher education continue to be very small,” said UM mathematics Associate Professor Ke Wu, who is the principal investigator for the grant. “Our hope is that the Willow AGEP will help start and support positive change.”
The grant supports development of a model that contains a mentoring program, grant preparation, management training activities and an institutional support program.
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The UM team includes co-principal investigators Ruth Ann Swaney, Blakely Brown, Laurie Walker and Michael Patterson, as well as senior personnel Amy Kinch, D’Shane Barnett and Katherine Swan.
At Salish Kootenai College, Steven Dupuis will serve as principal investigator, working with program coordinator Zetra Wheeler. Renae Schmitt is the principal investigator at Sitting Bull College.
The project’s organizational structure, processes and tasks emphasize four values of a Native American worldview, including respect, relevance, reciprocity and relationship.
“One of the really exciting aspects of this project is that a number of Native people are either co-principal investigators or project staff,” said Swaney, UM’s Native American Natural Resource Program coordinator. “We are excited that research is for Natives and includes Native faculty and staff members in the research.”
Swaney is an enrolled tribal member of the Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation. Swan is an enrolled member of the Chippewa Cree Tribe of Rocky Boy’s Reservation. Barnett is Mandan and Arikara from the Three Affiliated Tribes of Fort Berthold.
At Salish Kootenai College, Dupuis is an enrolled member of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, and Wheeler is an enrolled member of the Blackfeet Tribe. Schmitt at Sitting Bull College is an enrolled member of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe.
Walker, Swaney and Barnett will lead the social science research component of the project, examining the personal, relational, departmental and institutional variables that support or inhibit professional development, promotion and career advancement of Native American STEM faculty. Data collection will include ongoing interviews with Willow Program participants, a one-time survey of faculty in STEM disciplines at the three alliance institutions, and a one- time national survey of Native American STEM faculty.
“We hope to build on the work of Montana University System scholarship of Karla Bird, Ruth Swaney, Sweeney Windchief, Aaron Thomas and Blakely Brown, who researched the experiences, mentoring models and persistence of Native American students,” Walker said. “We hope to develop a similar model articulating the personal, interpersonal and institutional supports for the promotion and advancement of Native American STEM faculty.”
For more information on the grant, call Wu at 406-243-4818 or email [email protected].
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Wildlife Biology Professor Co-Edits New Book on Renewable Energy Development
June 26, 2017
MISSOULA – A growing energy footprint requires careful thought about our world’s energy mix, but even a renewable energy future is not necessarily a green one. While essential to combat climate change, the transition to renewable energy risks trading one crisis for another: climate change for energy sprawl – the amount of land needed to produce energy.
Many renewable energy sources have a large footprint which can threaten biodiversity and conservation. With rising energy demands around the world expected to convert one-fifth of remaining natural lands, is it possible to balance energy development with biodiversity protection?
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A new book titled “Energy Sprawl Solutions: Balancing Global Development and Conservation” provides a roadmap for an energy future that conserves functional and connected ecosystems. It is edited by UM large-scale wildlife ecology Professor David E. Naugle and Joseph M. Kiesecker, lead scientist for The Nature Conservancy’s Conservation Lands Team in Fort Collins, Colorado. They show a key to success is identifying the right energy mix and where to place it. This common-sense solution involves identifying and preemptively setting aside land where biodiversity should be protected while consolidating energy development in areas with lower conservation value.
Informed by experts in diverse fields such as conservation, ecology, ecosystem services, landscape planning, energy, economics, finance and more, this contributed volume calls for a collaborative approach that engages industry, the environmental community, national governments and international agencies.
After laying out the challenges of balancing conservation with energy security, case studies show best practices for sustainable energy development. Highlighting different energy sectors and countries around the world, emerging models for comprehensive energy planning include:
Identification of “solar energy zones” in the United States, which have encouraged cross-agency collaboration and reduced project permitting time by more than half; The Reventazón hydropower project in Costa Rica, which compensates for project impacts on the Reventazón basin by applying offsets to rivers with similar natural characteristics; National support of landscape-scale planning to guide coal, mineral, and oil and gas energy project siting in Mongolia, as well as the establishment of protected areas that support both nomadic livelihoods and wildlife.
Illustrated with maps, charts and tables, “Energy Sprawl Solutions” is an indispensable guide for elected officials, industry representatives, natural resource managers, environmental groups and more. Humans already have the tools necessary to forecast where and how energy development should take place to protect natural spaces. With this book, Kiesecker and Naugle show how.
The book is available at https://islandpress.org/books/energy-sprawl-solutions .
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Wheels Across Montana to Host Adaptive Recreation Clinic in Missoula
June 15, 2017
MISSOULA – The University of Montana’s Wheels Across Montana program will host the second annual Adaptive Recreation Clinic on Tuesday, July 11, at McCormick Park in Missoula. The event, which runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., will provide Montanans living with disabilities the opportunity to access adaptive cycles and other adaptive recreation equipment.
Wheels Across Montana is a health promotion program administered by UM’s Rural Institute for Inclusive Communities that promotes physical activity, physical and mental health, and quality of life for Montanans living with a variety of disabilities. The program, launched in 2016 through a grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, achieves this through the selection, purchase and distribution of adaptive bikes and trikes in Missoula, Dillon, Billings and Fort Peck and by working with select community partners to assure creative outreach and all- inclusive recreational programs.
“The Southwestern Montana Family YMCA is proud to offer our residents with disabilities this awesome opportunity and we are so happy to be a selected site,” said Todd Rouse, CEO and fitness director of the Southwestern Montana Family YMCA. “The collaboration with Wheels Across Montana is a perfect fit and aligns with our mission http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/061517bike.php[1/23/2018 10:11:40 AM] Wheels Across Montana to Host Adaptive Recreation Clinic in Missoula - UM News - University Of Montana
in Beaverhead and Madison counties. Several of our residents have expressed their gratitude and feel the program is helping them physically and should benefit many others now and in the future.”
The Adaptive Recreation Clinic is sponsored by Missoula Outdoor Recreation & Education, Summit Independent Living Center, Invacare, Missoula Parks & Recreation, Norco, Free Cycles, Partners in Home Care, New Directions Wellness Center, MonTECH, Bicycle Hangar and Community Medical Center.
The Reeve Foundation is dedicated to curing spinal cord injury by funding innovative research and improving the quality of life for people living with paralysis through grants, information and advocacy. For more information visit https://www.christopherreeve.org/about-us.
UM’s Rural Institute improves the quality of life for people with disabilities in rural communities, their families and service providers. For more information visit http://ruralinstitute.umt.edu/ or call 406-243-5467. For information specific to the Wheels Across Montana program, call Mindy Renfro, Rural Institute research scientist, at 406- 243-2203.
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SpectrUM’s Big Night Celebrates $200,000 Gift, Raises Funds for Children’s Access
June 14, 2017
MISSOULA – A gathering of friends and champions of the University of Montana spectrUM Discovery Area collectively raised over $53,000 for spectrUM’s Science for All Fund during its annual Big Night fundraiser.
The funds raised during Big Night came on the heels of a $200,000 gift from the Jane S. Heman Foundation. SpectrUM will use the gift to create exhibits and programming designed to inspire children throughout the Missoula and Bitterroot valleys about making and tinkering, STEM and entrepreneurship.
This year’s Big Night celebrated the impact that role models and STEM learning experiences can have on the lives of children.
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Bank, in collaboration with the Missoula Public Library; the K ul ‘I’tkin Truck, a National Science Foundation-funded mobile makerspace created and operated in partnership with the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes; and spectrUM’s new, expanded museum space on Toole Avenue in Missoula.
“The thread running through all of spectrUM and our partners’ efforts is that we’re collectively focused on widening access and closing persistent opportunity and achievement gaps for Montana children,” Truitt said. “Each year at Big Night, our community rallies around spectrUM’s Science for All Fund and helps make this vital work possible.”
SpectrUM’s Science for All Fund awards over $21,000 in scholarships, providing more than 1,500 children each year access to spectrUM camps, clubs and field trips. The fund also powers a free pop-up exhibit at the Missoula Public Library that serves an estimated 400 children daily, free spectrUM family memberships for EBT cardholders, a Science Bytes program that embeds role models and hands-on activities at free summer meal sites on the Flathead reservation and more.
More than 90 local individuals, organizations and businesses donated items for the fundraiser including the Ranch at Rock Creek, the Stock Farm Club, Triple Creek Ranch, Dunrovin Ranch, Monkey Bar Gymnasium Missoula, the Loft, Scotty’s Table, Ric Hauer and Jeremy Keene. Missoula Mayor John Engen served as the auctioneer for the event.
Big Night’s community sponsors included ZillaState, Montana Cancer Specialists, Professional Property Management, Republic Services and Morrison-Maierle, among others.
UM’s spectrUM Discovery Area serves more than 55,000 Montanans annually through in-museum and mobile programs. Since 2006, spectrUM has traveled exhibits and educators to 73 schools and four public libraries in 31 Montana counties, including all seven American Indian reservations statewide. Beginning June 21, spectrUM’s new, expanded museum space at 812 Toole Ave. in Missoula will offer summer soft opening hours.
SpectrUM is powered by the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, the Institute of Museum and Library Services, Montana NSF EPSCoR, NASA, the Jane S. Heman Foundation, the Martin Family Foundation, the Montana Space Grant Consortium, the Simons Foundation, GSK-Science in the Summer and the O.P. and W.E. Edwards Foundation.
For more information call Wolfram at 406-243-4828 or visit http://www.spectrum.umt.edu.
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SpectrUM Launches 2017 Bitterroot Summer of Science in Stevensville
June 13, 2017
MISSOULA – The University of Montana spectrUM Discovery Area’s 2017 Bitterroot Summer of Science launches Thursday, June 15, at the North Valley Public Library in Stevensville. Children of all ages are invited to celebrate with fun, hands-on science activities and liquid-nitrogen ice cream.
The Bitterroot Summer of Science is part of a long-term partnership with the Jane S. Heman Foundation to foster a vibrant STEM learning ecosystem in the Bitterroot Valley. Offering free, hands-on enrichment during the summer months when school is out, the Bitterroot Summer of Science complements visits from spectrUM’s mobile science program during the academic year. Hamilton’s Ravalli County Museum and the Darby Community Public Library have hosted the Summer of Science in previous years.
Free Summer of Science events at the North Valley Pubic Library in Stevensville include:
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Evening Lecture: On Tuesday, June 27, graduate students Kevin Trout and Forrest Jessop from the UM’s Center for Environmental Health Sciences will give a lecture titled “Nano Technology!” The free lecture, which is geared toward high school and adult community members, will begin at 6 p.m. SpectrUM at the Stevensville Creamery Picnic: SpectrUM educators will lead an array of hands-on activities at the 105th annual Creamery Picnic, a summer highlight for the Stevensville community.
Children and families can also experience the Summer of Science in Hamilton at the Ravalli County Museum, which is hosting spectrUM’s “Nano: The Science of Small” exhibition. The exhibition explores structures and materials on the scale of nanometers. Museum admission is free on Thursday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday the exhibit is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and admission costs $3 for adults, $1 for students and seniors, and $6 for families.
The Jane S. Heman Foundation recently announced a new, $200,000 gift to spectrUM to create exhibits and programing designed to inspire children in the Missoula and Bitterroot region about making and tinkering, STEM and entrepreneurship.
“We’re delighted to continue partnering with the Jane S. Heman Foundation, our Bitterroot advisory group and local K-12 schools and community partners to create learning experiences that align with the real workforce needs and priorities of Bitterroot communities,” said spectrUM director Holly Truitt.
Along with its efforts with the Jane S. Heman Foundation, spectrUM also partners with the Martin Family Foundation to build community capacity for making, entrepreneurship and role-model engagement in the Bitterroot communities of Hamilton and Corvallis.
Committed to inspiring a culture of learning and discovery for all, UM’s spectrUM Discovery Area serves more than 55,000 Montanans annually through in-museum and mobile programs. Since 2006, spectrUM has traveled exhibits and educators to 73 schools and four public libraries in 31 Montana counties, including all seven American Indian reservations in Montana. In total, spectrUM’s mobile science program has served over 52,000 people, of whom 30 percent are Native American and over 75 percent live in rural communities.
Additional spectrUM sponsors include the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, the Institute of Museum and Library Services, Montana NSF EPSCoR, NASA, the Montana Space Grant Consortium, the Simons Foundation, GSK-Science in the Summer and the O.P. and W.E. Edwards Foundation.
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UM Research Center Conserves Gun from Famed Sunken Battleship
June 13, 2017
MISSOULA – The Center for Integrated Research on the Environment (CIRE) at the University of Montana has been tasked with restoring a gun from the USS Maine, the historic warship that sank in 1898.
The Maine played a key role in events preceding the Spanish-American War, a conflict that established the United States as a global power. The war provided the U.S. with territory and partnerships that were later essential to victory in World War II, according to Karen France, head of the Curator Branch at the Naval History and Heritage Command.
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Independence. On Feb. 15, 1898, while anchored in Havana Harbor, a massive explosion occurred between the bow and the midsection of the Maine, tearing the ship apart, destroying the front third of the vessel and killing almost three-quarters of the crew.
The Maine remained a sunken wreck in Havana Harbor until 1912 when part of the ship was recovered. The rest of the ship was taken to U.S. waters near Florida, where recovery efforts began that surfaced a 16-ton gun.
The Maine carried six of these guns during its service, two at the bow, two on the bridge and two at the stern. The gun being restored is most likely one of the two from the stern.
CIRE contracted with the Warren Lasch Conservation Center of Clemson University in North Charleston, South Carolina, to carry out the specialized conservation treatment of the gun. WLCC has restored multiple ordinance and architectural elements at Fort Sumter National Monument.
CIRE is involved in many projects including assisting, curating and restoring artifacts that have been held in the U.S. Navy Yard in Washington, D.C., for many years, and the 16-ton gun is one of them.
“It was an interesting artifact,” said John Wills, CIRE’s assistant director of finance and contracting who served as lead representative and volunteer observer for the project. “I find history fascinating. War history is probably more fascinating to me than anything else, because of what it means with the way we move forward as a country.”
The multiple coating layers, which were applied to the gun over the years to adhere to Navy maintenance protocol, started to fail, and the gun needed conservation.
As specialists removed the old coating layers and the original surface of the artifact was revealed, various components and features – such as stamps and inscriptions – became visible for the first time in many years.
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or degradation over time,” said Liisa Näsänen, associate director of WLCC at Clemson.
Those involved with the project said conservation of historic objects and artifacts is the best way to preserve them for the next generation.
“It [conservation] not only addresses condition issues that have adversely affected the artifact itself, but information gained through conserving the gun from the USS Maine will benefit future efforts to preserve other historic naval guns,” France said. “In addition, being able to display an object in stable condition enhances the visitor experience and aids researchers.”
The gun is in the process of being coated with a high performance and durability coating system. It will be returned to the Navy following completion of conservation and be displayed at the National Museum of the U.S. Navy in Washington, D.C.
“I would like to be there when they return it, just to see the final product,” Wills said, “because I did get to see it previous to its restoration and it was in rough shape. It was obvious that there had been a lot of maintenance done on it since it had been put in the Yard.”
The conservation report for the gun will be posted on the Navy website at https://www.history.navy.mil/, and it will give museum professionals, conservators, researchers and the public an opportunity to learn about the challenges and procedures of attempting to conserve an artifact of this size and age.
“The Navy’s rich history and proud heritage are important to everyone who has ever worn a Navy uniform,” France said. “There is no doubt this is an important artifact, and after its conservation, it will continue to ensure that those who see it will learn about and ‘remember the Maine.’”
For more information call Mona Nazeri, CIRE media information specialist, at 406-243-2617 or email [email protected].
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UM’s Blue Mountain Observatory to Host Free Public Star-Gazing Events This Summer
June 08, 2017
MISSOULA – The public can explore planets, nebulas, star clusters and distant galaxies during six upcoming free observing nights at the University of Montana’s Blue Mountain Observatory this summer.
Public observing nights are scheduled for the following Fridays: June 23, July 14 and 21, Aug. 25, and Sept. 15 and 22. The events are family- friendly and children are welcome. Attendees are asked to reserve a free ticket for each person in their group via Eventbrite at
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This year, the observatory also will offer two limited-attendance nights on Saturday, July 22, and Saturday, Aug. 26. Tickets cost $20 per person and can be purchased through Eventbrite at http://bit.ly/2ssDX7N. Attendance will be limited to 25 people.
The observatory, located atop Blue Mountain at an elevation of 6,300 feet, is operated by UM. Astronomers from UM and the Western Montana Astronomical Association will be on hand at all events to talk about what’s being viewed through the telescopes, point out constellations, show attendees how to find interesting celestial objects with the naked eye or a pair of binoculars and discuss recent astronomical discoveries.
Observing begins about an hour after sunset, and organizers recommend bringing warm clothes for cool evenings and a flashlight for the short walk to the observatory from the parking area.
A link to Eventbrite, a map, directions to the observatory and complete observing information are available at http://hs.umt.edu/physics/Blue_Mountain_Observatory/. Viewing nights will be canceled if the sky is cloudy or fire or thunderstorms threaten visibility. Call 406-243-4299 or check https://www.facebook.com/BlueMountainObservatory for weather and cancellation updates.
For more information email Diane Friend, UM astronomy lecturer, at [email protected] or call 406-243-4229.
Contact: Diane Friend, lecturer, UM Department of Physics and Astronomy, 406-243-4299, [email protected].
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June 07, 2017
MISSOULA – University of Montana journalism students made a splash during the Society of Professional Journalists’ 2016 Mark of Excellence Awards held during the SPJ spring conference. In addition to taking home a national win in the television in-depth reporting category, four additional UM journalism students were honored as national finalists.
A UM School of Journalism student-produced documentary on autism in Montana won the top award for an in-depth television piece. For more information on the national win visit http://bit.ly/2qJZk3g.
UM alumnus Sojin Josephson, a Class of 2016 graduate from Big Timber, was a national finalist in the sports writing category for her piece titled “Finding Feller: A family on and off the court.”
UM senior Michael Siebert of Billings, a member of the Montana Kaimin editorial board, was a national finalist in the
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editorial writing category.
Recent UM alumnae Chelsea Reichard of Stevensville and Tasha Cain of Miles City were national finalists in the television news and feature photography category for their piece titled “Slacklining Takes Extreme Heights.”
“We’re extremely proud of all our SPJ winners and finalists,” said UM journalism Professor Dennis Swibold. “The documentary tells a story that many Montanans were surprised to hear: that autistic youth face struggles in finding independent living after age 18. It was amazing work, and a wonderful example of the service our students give back to Montana.”
For more information on the SPJ 2016 Mark of Excellence National Winners and Finalists visit https://www.spj.org/moe16.asp.
Established in 1914, the UM School of Journalism has trained generations of journalists in print, broadcast, photography and digital media. The school regularly ranks among the top 10 journalism schools in the United States. Learn more at http://www.jour.umt.edu.
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SpectrUM to Offer Sneak Peek of New Toole Crossing Museum June 9
June 06, 2017
MISSOULA – The University of Montana spectrUM Discovery Area will open its doors for a free sneak peek of its new museum space from noon to 3 p.m. Friday, June 9, at Toole Crossing.
Community members of all ages are invited to be among the first to explore spectrUM’s new, custom-built facility during the final stages of installation and set-up. The first 100 children will receive a free Big Dipper ice cream cone, and Animal Wonders will visit from noon to 2 p.m. with special animal guests.
Located in Missoula’s historic Westside neighborhood at 812 Toole Ave., the larger museum space features new exhibits along with old favorites, including the popular Large-River Ecosystems exhibition co-created with the Montana Institute on Ecosystems; an expanded classroom; a community room; and cozy nooks designed for making, tinkering, early-childhood http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/060617peek.php[1/23/2018 10:12:12 AM] SpectrUM to Offer Sneak Peek of New Toole Crossing Museum June 9 - UM News - University Of Montana
learning and exploring the health sciences.
“All year, we’ve been listening to children and families in our community and learning about their aspirations for our new museum,” said spectrUM Director Holly Truitt. “We’re thrilled to be opening the doors to the space to share what we’ve created with our community.”
The Jane S. Heman Foundation is partnering with spectrUM to create the museum’s making and tinkering nook and a making exhibition that will launch in the museum and subsequently travel to communities throughout the Bitterroot Valley.
The museum’s health-science nook was co- created with UM’s Health and Medicine initiative and features exhibits and activities developed through the Big Sky Brain Project, a National Institutes of Health-funded partnership between spectrUM and UM’s Center for Structural and Functional Neuroscience.
Nick Wethington, spectrUM’s museum manager, said, “With 2,000 additional square feet on our museum floor, we’re delighted to be able to rotate in new exhibits such as our virtual watershed sandbox while also bringing back popular favorites like our turntable and our X-ray table that we didn’t have room for at our previous location.”
Following the sneak peek, spectrUM will hold summer soft opening hours beginning Wednesday, June 21, from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday and 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturdays. During this time, spectrUM will install the museum’s finishing touches, including an indoor net for drones and stomp rockets and new signage rich with STEM role models from UM and the greater community. http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/060617peek.php[1/23/2018 10:12:12 AM] SpectrUM to Offer Sneak Peek of New Toole Crossing Museum June 9 - UM News - University Of Montana
Committed to inspiring a culture of learning and discovery for all, UM’s spectrUM Discovery Area serves more than 55,000 Montanans annually through in-museum and mobile programs. Since 2006, spectrUM has traveled exhibits and educators to 73 schools and four public libraries in 31 Montana counties, including all seven American Indian reservations in Montana. In total, spectrUM’s mobile science program has served over 52,000 people, of whom 30 percent are Native American and over 75 percent live in rural communities.
SpectrUM is powered by the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes of Health, the Institute of Museum and Library Services, NASA, the Jane S. Heman Foundation, the Martin Family Foundation, the Montana Space Grant Consortium, the Simons Foundation, GSK-Science in the Summer and the O.P. and W.E. Edwards Foundation.
For more information, call spectrUM Director Holly Truitt at 406-243-4872 or visit http://www.spectrum.umt.edu.
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Student Gives UM Dining Compost Van a New Look with Custom Paint Job
June 06, 2017
MISSOULA – University of Montana Dining’s compost van has a sharp new paint job courtesy of a student graffiti artist who offered his services for free after seeing the plain gray van driving around campus.
The artist, who wishes to remain anonymous, said he first saw the van while touring campus last summer. He noticed the van’s rough spray paint job and told himself that if he was accepted to UM he would offer to give the van a facelift. The next time he saw the van on campus he was an enrolled student, and he approached the driver with his the offer.
“The student caught me and said he did street art and would like to redo our van,” said Anastasia Orkwiszewski, garden manager at UM Dining. “It was a volunteer project. We just provided him with the paint and he and his buddies made it beautiful.”
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Described as a former plain gray “dumpy- looking” van by Orwkiszewski, it resembles something out of a 60’s movie, a Mystery Machine-esque with bright splashes of color grounded with an earthly sublayer.
“I just don’t like looking at something that is just grey,” the artist said. “I like to look at things and get a story from it. I felt like, looking at the old van, it already had a story. But I could tell one better.”
The van shuttles compost and produce between the campus gardens and other campus venues. The gardens produce around 6,700 pounds of produce at a market value of $13,200, growing approximately 70 different crops. Produce grown in the gardens is served at UM Dining venues.
“I wanted to give a better view of what graffiti art is,” the artist said. “The aerosol medium I feel like is commonly looked down upon, and it doesn’t have to be that way if it’s done right.”
“It looks way cooler,” Orkwiszewski said. “It’s very stylish and will give us a lot of good attention. I’m very grateful.”
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Montana Public Radio Reporter Awarded New York Fellowship
June 05, 2017
MISSOULA – Montana Public Radio capitol correspondent Corin Cates-Carney recently received a fellowship to spend July 23-28 in New York City learning about state and local fiscal issues as part of the Ravitch Fiscal Reporting Program.
Through weeklong and weekend training, the Ravitch Fiscal Reporting Program at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism emphasizes gaining in-depth knowledge of key controversies, overcoming reporting challenges and improving storytelling. The program helps journalists stay on top of breaking issues through its email newsletter and website, and it creates a network of reporters covering the fiscal beat.
“We’re so happy that Corin has been selected for this prestigious fellowship,” MTPR News Director Eric Whitney said. “He works so hard and is so deserving of this honor.”
Cates-Carney joined MTPR as the Flathead-area reporter in 2015 after graduating from the University of Montana School of Journalism and working as an intern at NPR West in Culver City, California. He became MTPR’s capitol correspondent in December 2015, and he has covered the 2016 election, the 2017 Montana Legislature and May’s http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/060517mtpr.php[1/23/2018 10:12:23 AM] Montana Public Radio Reporter Awarded New York Fellowship - UM News - University Of Montana
special election for Montana’s lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
The Ravitch Program is funded by generous grants from Richard Ravitch, longtime New York civic leader, and the Laura and John Arnold Foundation.
Montana Public Radio is a service of UM. MTPR FM broadcast stations include 89.1 Missoula (KUFM), 91.5 Missoula, city (K218AI), 91.9 Hamilton (KUFN), 89.5 Polson (KPJH), 90.1 Kalispell, Whitefish, North Valley (KUKL), 90.5 Libby (KUFL), 91.7 Kalispell, city (K219BN), 101.3 Swan Lake (K267BJ), 91.3 Butte (KAPC), 91.7 Helena (KUHM), 91.7 Dillon (K219DN) and 89.9 Great Falls (KGPR).
For more info on MTPR, visit http://mtpr.org.
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Montana Students Earn Scholarships from UM
June 02, 2017
MISSOULA – Students at the University of Montana received $5 million in scholarships during the 2016-17 academic year. The following Montana students are among the recipients of more than 2,000 scholarships awarded.
ANACONDA
Carly Johns, an Anaconda native, recently won a $400 Community Hospital of Anaconda Scholarship and a $600 Montana Pharmacy Association Grants-In-Aid Scholarship from the UM Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Ronald and Deborah Johns.
Lisa Laslovich, a UM pharmacy student from Anaconda, recently won a $1,000 William and Helen Sullivan Scholarship. She is the daughter of Tony and Kathy Laslovich.
Jackson Wagner, a 2014 graduate of Anaconda High School, recently won a $3,000 Cordingley Scholarship and a $100 Art Jette Memorial Award from the UM School of Journalism. Wagner is a UM junior majoring in journalism. His parents are Trish and Rick Wagner of Anaconda. http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/060217schl.php[1/23/2018 10:12:28 AM] Montana Students Earn Scholarships from UM - UM News - University Of Montana
BELGRADE
Trevor Campbell, a UM pharmacy student from Belgrade, recently won a $1,000 Skaggs School of Pharmacy Scholarship from UM. He is the son of Bobbi and Stan Campbell.
BIGFORK
Dillon Hilling, a 2014 graduate of Bigfork High School, recently won a $1,500 Montana Bankers Association 25 Year Club scholarship from the UM School of Business Administration. Hilling is a UM junior majoring in finance. He is the son of Shelley Hilling of Bigfork.
BILLINGS
Mari Hall, a 2014 graduate of Billings Skyview High School, won a $300 Henry and Marguerite Ephron Award in Modern Languages from the Spanish section of UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. Hall, the daughter of Marla Hall of Billings, is a journalism major at UM.
Tyrone Moe, a UM pharmacy student from Billings, recently won a $1,100 Poe Family Scholarship in Pharmacy from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy.
Emily Murter, a UM pharmacy student from Billings, recently won a $1,000 James Wedum Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Melody and Paul Murter.
Forrest Murter, a UM pharmacy student from Billings, recently won a $400 Pharmacy Association Grants-In-Aid Scholarship and a $1,000 James Wedum Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. He is the son of Melody and Paul Murter.
Lauren Parks, a UM pharmacy student from Billings, recently won a $500 Pharmacy Association Grants-In-Aid Scholarship and a $1,000 Marcia Vollmer Pharmacy Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is married to Jake Parks.
Paige Sears, a 2012 graduate of Billings Senior High School, recently won a $3,300 Marva Kirby Christian Scholarship from the UM School of Business Administration. Sears is majoring in business management, international business and anthropology with a minor in linguistics. Her parents are Elaine and Stan Sears of Boise, Idaho.
BOZEMAN
Lauren Astrup, a Bozeman High School graduate, recently won a $1,000 James Wedum Endowment Scholarship from the UM School of Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Sciences. Astrup is a graduate student in physical therapy at UM. She is the daughter of Nancy and Pete Astrup of Bozeman.
BUTTE
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Natasha Harwood, a 2014 graduate of Butte High School, won a $600 Robert M. Burgess Memorial Scholarship from the German section of UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. Harwood, a UM German major, is the daughter of Krestie Harwood of Butte.
Ashley Hughes, a UM pharmacy student from Butte, recently won a $1,300 John Bartlett Scholarship from the Montana Pharmacy Association and a $1,500 Providence Montana Health Foundation Scholarship through UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Bill and Ruth Hughes.
Ping Olson, a Butte native, recently won a $2,100 Dean Forbes Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy.
Tanner Tregidga, a UM pharmacy student from Butte, recently won a $1,000 James Wedum Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. Tregidga is the son of Shannon and Todd Tregidga.
Gary Warchola, a 2005 graduate of Butte High School, won a $1,000 Montana German Heritage Scholarship from the German section of UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. Warchola is a graduate student earning his Master of Education degree at UM. He is the son of Barbara and Darrell Price and Russell Warchola of Butte.
COLUMBUS
Ryan Koski, a 2015 graduate of Columbus High School, won a $500 Henry and Marguerite Ephron Award in Modern Languages from the Japanese section of UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. Koski, a Japanese major at UM, is the son of Mike Koski and Lorrie Henrie-Koski of Columbus.
DEER LODGE
Daley Snell, a Deer Lodge native, recently won a $1,300 Alkire-Rutherford Scholarship and an $800 Sidney J. Coffee Scholarship from the UM College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences. Snell is the daughter of Kristi Rydeen and Stephen Snell.
EKALAKA
Cory Lovec, an Ekalaka native, recently won a $1,000 Lyle and Shirley Glascock Scholarship in Pharmacy from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. He is the son of Patricia and Steven Lovec.
FLORENCE
Michael Finlay, a Florence native, recently won a $1,000 Albertsons Companies Scholarship from the UM Skaggs School of Pharmacy. He is the son of Jane and Melvin Finlay.
FORT SHAW
Karen Leonardson, a Fort Shaw native, recently won a $1,000 Albertsons Companies Scholarship from the UM Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Emelia Leonardson.
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FRENCHTOWN
Holly Jacobs, a 2013 Frenchtown High School graduate, won a $500 Missoula Noon Rotary Club Scholarship Endowment from UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. Jacobs is a senior at UM majoring in music and German. She is the daughter of Steve and Rachel Jacobs of Frenchtown.
Victoria Stavish, a 2012 Frenchtown High School graduate, recently won a $2,500 Grace and John Lawler Pharmacy Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. Stavish is a pharmacy graduate student. She is the daughter of Greg and Lori Stavish of Frenchtown.
GREAT FALLS
Caitlyn Aakre, a 2012 graduate of Charles M. Russell High School, won a $1,000 Western Montana Retired Teachers and School Personnel Association Scholarship from UM’s Department of Curriculum and Instruction in the Phyllis J. Washington College of Education and Human Sciences. Aakre, an elementary education major with a special education endorsement, is the daughter of Jodi and Garth Gabriel of Great Falls and Aaron and Anette Aakre of Nebraska.
Lindsey Godwin, a 2004 graduate of Great Falls High School, recently won a $1,000 Harold Hanson Scholarship from the UM School of Business Administration. Godwin is a UM graduate student earning her Master of Business Administration degree. Her parents are John and Susan Godwin of Great Falls.
Taylor Kumm, a 2014 graduate of Great Falls High School, recently won a $500 Dean and Laurie Mutch Bell Scholarship and a $400 Carl J. Snyder Memorial Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. Kumm is a junior majoring in pharmacy at UM. She is the daughter of John and Tracy Kumm of Great Falls.
Kaylee Osentowski, a 2016 graduate of Charles M. Russell High School, recently won a $4,000 NorthWestern Energy Scholarship from the UM School of Business Administration. Osentowski is majoring in business and dance with a minor in theatre. Her parents are Mark and Tammy Osentowski of Great Falls.
Amelia Reed, a 2013 graduate of Charles M. Russell High School, recently won a $1,000 Montana Society of Certified Public Accountants Scholarship from the UM School of Business Administration.
Caitlin Soltesz, a 2015 graduate of Charles M. Russell High School, recently won a $200 Lem Price Scholarship from the UM School of Journalism. Soltesz is a UM sophomore majoring in journalism. Her parents are Robb Soltesz and Elizabeth Shea of Great Falls.
HAMILTON
Marcus Laurence, a 2015 graduate of Hamilton High School, won a $1,300 Louise Lilly McBride Scholarship from UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. He is a UM Japanese major and the son of Sarah Windsor of Hamilton.
D’Aarion McWhorter, a 2012 graduate of Hamilton High School, won an $850 Flightner Scholarship form UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. She is the daughter of Chet and Sheila
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McWhorter of West Point, Nebraska.
HAVRE
Shelbi Brough, a 2014 graduate of Havre High School, recently won a $1,200 Poe Family Scholarship in Pharmacy and a $1,000 James Wedum Memorial Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. Brough is a UM junior majoring in pharmacy. She is the daughter of Steve and Dixie Brough of Havre.
Jordan Haas, a UM pharmacy student from Havre, recently won a $1,200 Poe Family Scholarship in Pharmacy from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. Haas is the son of Steven and Janet Haas.
Carly Huffman, a Havre native studying pharmacy at UM, recently won a $13,300 Cardinal Health Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Dan and Kathy Huffman.
HELENA
Jada Cunningham, a Helena native studying pharmacy at UM, recently won a $1,000 Sidney J. Coffee Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Judy and Don Cunningham.
Michael Gantz, a UM pharmacy student from Helena, recently won a $1,250 Rosauers Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. Gantz is the son of Robert and Rosanne Gantz.
Mariah Johnson, a 2013 graduate of Capital High School, won a $200 Robert M. Burgess Memorial Scholarship from the Russian section of UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. Johnson, the daughter of Bart Johnson and Audrey Hinman of Helena, graduated with high honors and an English degree in May.
JEFFERSON CITY
Colton Kreamer, a UM pharmacy student from Jefferson City, recently won a $1,500 Montana Pharmacy Association Grants-In-Aid Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. He is the son of Jeffrey Kreamer.
KALISPELL
Courtney Brockman, a 2012 Kalispell homeschool graduate, recently won a $1,200 Norman A. Johnson Memorial Award and a $1,000 Al Price Scholarship from the UM School of Journalism. Brockman is a UM senior majoring in journalism with a minor in psychology. Her parents are Rosemary and Dan Brockman of Kalispell.
Damaris Gemmer, a 2012 graduate of Glacier High School, won a $200 Powell German Scholarship from UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. Gemmer earned a psychology degree at UM and is the daughter of Connie Gemmer-Allan of Kalispell.
Chris Jambor, a 1999 graduate of Flathead High School in Kalispell, recently won a $3,000 Bill and Metha
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Edens Scholarship from the UM School of Business Administration. Jambor is a UM graduate student earning his Master of Science degree in business analytics.
Tera Mason, a Kalispell native studying pharmacy at UM, recently won a $1,500 Arthur N. Carlson and Warner- Lambert Scholarship Endowment from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy.
LAUREL
Ira Li, a 2014 graduate of Laurel High School, recently won a $1,000 Albertsons Companies Scholarship from the UM Skaggs School of Pharmacy. Li is a UM junior majoring in pharmacy. He is the son of Eddie and Vivian Li of Laurel.
Morgan Luce, a UM student from Laurel, recently won a $1,000 Betty Lohn Pharmacy Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Melinda and Bill Luce.
LIBBY
Darbi Brooks, a 2013 graduate of Libby High School, recently won a $4,000 NorthWestern Energy Scholarship from the UM School of Business Administration. Brooks is a UM senior majoring in finance with a minor in music. Her parents are Tricia and Joe Brooks of Libby.
LIVINGSTON
Natalia Boise, a 2013 graduate of Park County High School, won an $800 Henry and Marguerite Ephron Award in Modern Languages from UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. Boise, the daughter of Steven and Laura Boise, graduated in May with an anthropology degree and with high honors.
Emily Buckner, a Livingston native, won a $1,000 Beda Mattson and Charles E. Eck Family Scholarship and a $1,000 James Wedum Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Scott and Carole Buckner.
Juliana Sukut, a 2014 Livingston homeschool graduate, won a $600 Robert M. Burgess Memorial Scholarship from the Spanish section of UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. She is majoring in Spanish and journalism and is the daughter of Mark and Lisa Sukut of Livingston.
LOLO
Brenna Glidewell, a 2014 Lolo homeschool graduate, won a $612.50 Robert M. Burgess Memorial Scholarship and a $533 Rose Southworth Megee and Powell German Scholarship from the German section of UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. She is the daughter of Paul and Katrina Glidewell of Lolo.
MALTA
Brett Amestoy, a Malta native studying pharmacy at UM, recently won a $13,300 Cardinal Health Scholarship
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from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. He is the son of Edward and Jolene Amestoy.
Kevin Amestoy, a Malta native studying pharmacy at UM, recently won a $1,200 Poe Family Scholarship in Pharmacy from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. He is the son of Edward and Jolene Amestoy.
MISSOULA
Fauna Cavaliere, a 2001 graduate of Hellgate High School, won a $400 Robert M. Burgess Memorial Scholarship from the Russian section of UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. Cavaliere, who is majoring in Russian at UM, is the daughter of Beth and Joe Cavaliere of Missoula.
Roman Chinikaylo, a 2013 graduate of Big Sky High School, recently won a $500 Stoll Family Scholarship, in memory of Gertrude Cope Stoll, Rudy “Skip” Stoll and Theresa M. Stoll-Sholey, and a $700 John Wailes Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. Chinikaylo is pharmacy major at UM. He is the son of Mikhail and Svetlana Chinikaylo of Missoula.
Scott McCue, a 2004 graduate of Sentinel High School, recently won a $3,150 Harold Hanson Scholarship from the UM School of Business Administration. McCue is a UM graduate student earning his Master of Business Administration degree. His parents are Robert and Sydney McCue of Missoula.
Autumn Garrison, a 2012 Big Sky High School graduate, won a $333 Rose Southworth Megee Scholarship from the French section of UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. She is the daughter of Stephanie Garrison and granddaughter of Carol Garrison-Lundberg and Craig Lundberg of Gig Harbor, Washington.
Katerina Hall, a 2014 graduate of Loyola Sacred Heart High School, recently won a $1,200 Mac Johnson Scholarship from the UM College of Humanities and Sciences. Hall is a UM junior majoring in mathematics. Her parents are Michael and Robin Hall of Missoula.
Sarah LaZerte, a 2014 Hellgate High School graduate, won an $800 Henry and Marguerite Ephron Award from the French section of UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. A psychology major and French minor, she is the daughter of Greg LaZerte and Kathleen Drake LaZerte of Missoula.
Ryan Smith, a 1998 graduate of Hellgate High School recently won a $1,400 Tutorial Scholarship from the UM College of Humanities and Sciences. Smith is a UM senior majoring mathematics.
Kelly Umbaugh, a 2012 graduate of Sentinel High School, recently won a $1,000 Skaggs School of Pharmacy Scholarship at UM. Umbaugh is a pharmacy student at UM. She is the daughter of Karen and Doug Umbaugh of Missoula.
MONARCH
Holly Croff, a UM pharmacy student from Monarch, won a $1,100 Roger E. Ackerly Scholarship from the UM College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences. She is the daughter of Lynn Schilling and Thomas Croff.
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MURRAY
John Gardner, a UM pharmacy student from Murray, recently won a $4,700 Frank and Marjorie Pettinato Honorary Scholarship in Pharmacy from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. He is married to Braylee Gardner.
PARK CITY
Michaela Gieser, a Park City native studying pharmacy at UM, recently won a $1,200 Buck Family Scholarship and a $1,000 James Wedum Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Bernie and Sherry Gieser.
PLAINS
Corle Morefield, a UM pharmacy student from Plains, recently won a $1,000 Pharmacy Association Grants-In- Aid Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Brandi LaVigne and Tyler Morefield.
Aubrey Quamme, a UM Japanese major from Plains, won $500 in scholarship money through the Henry and Marguerite Ephron Award and the Robert M. Burgess Memorial Scholarship from UM’s Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. She is the daughter of Kimberly Bates of Plains.
POWER
Isaiah Dunk, a 2014 graduate of Power High School, recently won a $1,750 D.J. Shults Journalism Scholarship from the UM School of Journalism. Dunk is a UM junior majoring in journalism. He is the son of Loren and Rochelle Dunk of Power.
RONAN
Joshua Krantz, a 2008 graduate of Ronan High School, recently won a $1,000 James Wedum Endowment Scholarship from the UM College of Health Professions and Biomedical Sciences. Krantz is a graduate student earning his Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at UM. He is the son of Mike and Sandy Krantz of Ronan.
Marley Tanner, a UM pharmacy student from Ronan, recently won a $2,000 Stanley M. Reinhaus Family Foundaiton Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. Tanner is the son of Gloria Quiver.
SHELBY
Kelly Hasquet, a 2012 graduate of Shelby High School, recently won a $1,250 Rosauers Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. Hasquet is a pharmacy graduate student and the daughter of John and Marla Hasquet of Shelby.
SHEPHERD
Daniel Sublette, a UM pharmacy student from Shepherd, recently won a $2,000 Stanley M. Reinhous Family
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Foundation Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy.
STANFORD
Mary Mikeson, a Stanford native studying pharmacy at UM, recently won a $2,000 Brian James Bachmeier Memorial Scholarship and a $1,000 James Wedum Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. She is the daughter of Mark Mikeson and Kelly Keim.
STEVENSVILLE
Nigel McCallum, a UM student from Stevensville, recently won a $2,000 Chris and Terri Halko Pharmacy Scholarship from UM’s Skaggs School of Pharmacy. He is the son of Wanda McCallum and Gary McCallum.
SUPERIOR
Heather Kelly, a 2014 graduate of Superior High School in Superior, recently won a Tutorial Scholar Award from the UM College of Humanities and Sciences. Kelly is majoring in math education at UM. Her parents are Jack and Julie Kelly of Superior.
WHITEFISH
Vivienne Akey, a Whitefish High School graduate, recently won a $1,000 Skaggs School of Pharmacy Scholarship from UM. Akey is earning a pharmacy degree at UM and is the daughter of Tom and Cheryl Hodges of Ledger.
Hailey Hall, a 2016 graduate of Whitefish High School, recently won a $6,400 Kenneth H. Davis Endowed Scholarship from the UM School of Business Administration. Hall is a majoring in business management at UM. Her parents are Ronica Hall of Kalispell.
Alexis Framness, a 2015 graduate of Glacier High School, recently won a $350 Broadcast Professional Promise Award from the UM School of Journalism. Framness is majoring in journalism.
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June 02, 2017
MISSOULA – Eighteen undergraduate women from across Montana will convene Sunday through Friday, June 4-9, at the University of Montana for the inaugural Montana NEW Leadership Program.
The nonpartisan program offers female students training and networking opportunities to help them become more engaged in public policymaking and community leadership. The first cohort of participants includes women from UM’s Missoula, Western and Helena campuses; Montana Tech; Montana State University; and Salish Kootenai College.
“This program provides a unique educational enhancement focused on educating, empowering and encouraging college women to become politically active and to take on leadership roles,” said Deena Mansour, the program’s administrative director. “We are honored that Rutgers University’s Center for American Women and Politics selected UM and the Mansfield Center to host the Montana NEW Leadership Program.”
Women are widely underrepresented in political offices at both the state and national levels. Only 28.7 percent of Montana’s state legislators are women and none of its national congressional delegation are female. Nationally, http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/060117lead.php[1/23/2018 10:12:34 AM] UM Hosts Leadership Training for Undergraduate Women in Montana - UM News - University Of Montana
women hold only 24.9 percent of state legislative seats and 19.4 percent of congressional seats.
Despite these numbers, women demonstrate a great interest in politics. According to the Center for American Women and Politics 2015 Fact Sheet, women cast between 4 million and 7 million more votes than men, and a higher percentage of eligible women vote in presidential elections than eligible men. Leadership skills training like the Montana NEW Leadership Program may help women bridge the gap between political interest and political leadership.
“Our program includes meetings with distinguished political, academic and business leaders; workshops on teambuilding, networking, professionalism and communication; a visit to Helena for a perspective on state leadership; and an action project to give participants firsthand experience at political activism,” said Sara Rinfret, academic director of the Montana NEW Leadership Program.
In addition to Mansour and Rinfret, Rep. Kimberly Dudik of Montana House District 94 serves as political director of the Montana NEW Leadership Program.
The Center for American Women and Politics at Rutgers University is recognized nationally as the leading source of scholarly research and current data about American women’s political participation. Its mission is to promote greater knowledge and understanding about women’s participation in politics and government and to enhance women’s influence and leadership in public life.
UM’s Mansfield Center promotes better understanding of Asia, U.S. relations with Asia and ethics in public affairs in the spirit of Sen. Mike Mansfield (1903-2001) and his wife, Maureen Hayes Mansfield. The center houses programs that focus on the peoples and cultures of modern Asia and ethics in public affairs – the core interests and hallmarks of Sen. Mansfield’s career.
More information on the program is available at http://www.umt.edu/mansfield/academics/newleadership/default.php.
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June 02, 2017
MISSOULA – At the University of Montana, 2,743 students made the spring semester 2017 Dean’s List and President’s 4.0 List. To qualify for the Dean’s List or President’s 4.0 List, students must be undergraduates, earn a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher and receive grades of A or B in at least nine credits. Students who receive any grade of C+ or below or no credit (NC/NCR) in a course are not eligible.
The nonresident and international UM students listed below made the spring semester 2017 Dean’s List or the President’s 4.0 List. Double asterisks after a name indicate the student earned a 4.0 GPA. A single asterisk indicates a GPA greater than 3.5 but less than 4.0.
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ANCHORAGE, ALASKA:
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Esme Brudie-Janigo*
Olivia Pastos**
Cierra Reynolds*
Patrick Schick**
Garen Teders*
CHUGIAK, ALASKA:
Carley Stone**
CORDOVA, ALASKA:
Haley Hoepfner**
EAGLE RIVER, ALASKA:
Marcus Gamble*
FAIRBANKS, ALASKA:
Jenna Johnson*
Megan Murphy**
Julia Sherman*
Kathryn Tiemessen*
Evan Wilken*
FORT WAINWRIGHT, ALASKA:
Megan Nelson**
GIRDWOOD, ALASKA:
Kyle Milne*
KODIAK, ALASKA:
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Sierra Robertson*
NORTH POLE, ALASKA:
Caitlyn Elgin*
PALMER, ALASKA:
Abigail Lessard*
Makenzie Thompson*
Glen Woodworth**
PETERSBURG, ALASKA:
Sierra Streuli**
SITKA, ALASKA:
Lione Clare**
Ruby Gale**
Susan Stedman**
WASILLA, ALASKA:
Taylor Bushey*
CHANDLER, ARIZONA:
Tyler Mullins*
GILBERT, ARIZONA:
Victoria Koch**
Alexa Schendelman*
Taylor Waslaski*
MESA, ARIZONA:
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Tristan Egelhoff*
PHOENIX, ARIZONA:
Jakob Alme*
Quinn Grady*
Jessica Lang*
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZONA:
Nicole Luhrs*
Mallory Sullivan*
SHOW LOW, ARIZONA:
Anastacia Crowe*
TEMPE, ARIZONA:
Alexandra Anderson*
TUCSON, ARIZONA:
Colin Brust**
Allyson Waldorf*
WINSLOW, ARIZONA:
Stephan Chase*
YUMA, ARIZONA:
Raymond Dierdorf*
FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS:
Christopher Haney*
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QUALICUM BEACH, BRITISH COLUMBIA:
Hannah Sulz*
ALBANY, CALIFORNIA:
Avery Tonkyn*
ALTA LOMA, CALIFORNIA:
Rachel DeArman*
Brian Helsel*
BERMUDA DUNES, CALIFORNIA:
Kevin Mason*
BONITA, CALIFORNIA:
Danniele Warmuth**
BURBANK, CALIFORNIA:
Jack Schooley*
BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA:
Hannah Dahl**
CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA:
Jordan Hartman*
CARMICHAEL, CALIFORNIA:
Rikki Devlin*
CORONA, CALIFORNIA:
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Meghan Houlihan*
COVINA, CALIFORNIA:
Erin Flores*
ELK GROVE, CALIFORNIA:
Matthew Long*
Christina Putnam**
Katherina Schroyer*
FAIRFIELD, CALIFORNIA:
Bryce Tomas**
FELTON, CALIFORNIA:
Carly Zilge*
FREMONT, CALIFORNIA:
Mary Humphreys**
FRESNO, CALIFORNIA:
Rebecca Baker*
FULLERTON, CALIFORNIA:
Jordan Sattler**
GOLETA, CALIFORNIA:
Selene Tobin**
GRANADA HILLS, CALIFORNIA:
Jasmine Acevedo**
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GRANITE BAY, CALIFORNIA:
Mason Conen**
HALF MOON BAY, CALIFORNIA:
Olivia Feller*
HANFORD, CALIFORNIA:
Jason Palacio*
HOLLISTER, CALIFORNIA:
Kailah Ho*
INDIO, CALIFORNIA:
Kirsten Joerns*
JAMESTOWN, CALIFORNIA:
Savannah Stewart**
KENTFIELD, CALIFORNIA:
Alicia Leggett*
LA CRESCENTA, CALIFORNIA:
Anisa Ricci**
LA QUINTA, CALIFORNIA:
Michele Mathews*
LAGUNA BEACH, CALIFORNIA:
Mitchell Wills*
LAKE ARROWHEAD, CALIFORNIA:
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Nicholas DeBellis*
LAKE ELSINORE, CALIFORNIA:
Mackenzie Akins*
LIVERMORE, CALIFORNIA:
Kassidy Peters*
LOOMIS, CALIFORNIA:
Emily Leonhardt*
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA:
Ronan Kennedy*
Erin Tarnoff*
LOS GATOS, CALIFORNIA:
Victoria Lassettre*
MANTECA, CALIFORNIA:
Racquel Fontanilla*
MODESTO, CALIFORNIA:
Brooke Alcamo*
MOORPARK, CALIFORNIA:
Kyndal Ploski**
MURRIETA, CALIFORNIA:
James Armstrong*
Carlee Bates*
Quinn Huestis*
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Christian Ulibarri*
NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA:
Jenna Castillo*
OAK VIEW, CALIFORNIA:
Chase Greenfield*
OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA:
Claire Compton*
OCEANSIDE, CALIFORNIA:
Selena Locklear*
PALMDALE, CALIFORNIA:
Caleb Andrews*
PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA:
Thomas Cramer*
Logan Fehler*
PHELAN, CALIFORNIA:
Avery Compton*
PORTOLA, CALIFORNIA:
Lindsey Compton**
POWAY, CALIFORNIA:
Charles Bush*
PRATHER, CALIFORNIA:
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Kempson Cross*
RANCHO SANTA FE, CALIFORNIA:
Blaire Westphal**
RED BLUFF, CALIFORNIA:
Lawrence Crofutt**
REDDING, CALIFORNIA:
Kathleen Todd*
REDLANDS, CALIFORNIA:
Caroline Pompa*
Katharine Wade*
RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA:
Kayli Addink*
RLLNG HLS EST, CALIFORNIA:
Ryan Augustine*
ROCKLIN, CALIFORNIA:
Hunter McClure*
ROSEVILLE, CALIFORNIA:
Alexa Pierson**
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA:
Lillian Amodio*
Aaron Held*
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Riley O'Donnell*
Mikaya Terzo*
SAN ANSELMO, CALIFORNIA:
Nathan Balano*
Nicholas Johnson*
SAN CLEMENTE, CALIFORNIA:
Patrick Bowman*
Mackenzie Downie*
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA:
Payton Agnew*
Jessica Cole**
Korin Leroy*
Gabrielle Norconk*
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA:
Heide Borgonovo*
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA:
Katherine Campbell**
Tyler Chehak**
Mason Derendinger*
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA:
Joseph Guidetti*
SAN MARCOS, CALIFORNIA:
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SAN MATEO, CALIFORNIA:
Julien Prevot*
SAN PEDRO, CALIFORNIA:
Monica Bender*
SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA:
Jennifer Konicek**
SANTA ROSA, CALIFORNIA:
Brittany Casper*
Claire Howard*
SEBASTOPOL, CALIFORNIA:
Ryan Fernandez*
SPRECKELS, CALIFORNIA:
Sienna Tamagni*
TEMECULA, CALIFORNIA:
Cynthia Janku*
TIBURON, CALIFORNIA:
Joseph Starr*
VAN NUYS, CALIFORNIA:
Jacob Mahoney*
VENTURA, CALIFORNIA:
Trey Morger*
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VISTA, CALIFORNIA:
Ciara Agrella**
WALNUT CREEK, CALIFORNIA:
Isaac Maier*
WINDSOR, CALIFORNIA:
Nicholas Leonovicz*
WOODLAND HILLS, CALIFORNIA:
Jameson Frakes*
WOODSIDE, CALIFORNIA:
Laurel Naylor*
WRIGHTWOOD, CALIFORNIA:
Jolie Scribner**
ARVADA, COLORADO:
Kora Dueno**
Shelby Young*
BAYFIELD, COLORADO:
Margaret Grayson*
Amanda Kuster*
BOULDER, COLORADO:
Mark Buckner**
Christopher Williams*
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CENTENNIAL, COLORADO:
Reid Hensen*
COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO:
Alec Berger*
Breea Diamond*
Kristina Hills*
Benjamin Walth*
CONIFER, COLORADO:
Sean Corbett*
CORTEZ, COLORADO:
Carmen Thissen**
DENVER, COLORADO:
Aidan Mann*
EVERGREEN, COLORADO:
Tessa Leake*
FORT COLLINS, COLORADO:
Jefferson Bagley*
Caleb Douglas*
Breann Watterson*
FRISCO, COLORADO:
Erin Tilka*
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GOLDEN, COLORADO:
Kaylen Gehrke*
GRANBY, COLORADO:
Hanna Ziegler**
GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO:
Thomas Houska*
Andrea Lielkoks**
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, COLORADO:
Sarah Heimbrock**
HIGHLANDS RANCH, COLORADO:
Tanner Pedretti*
LAKEWOOD, COLORADO:
Brooke Beul*
Jasmine Beul*
LARKSPUR, COLORADO:
Kyra Cronin*
LITTLETON, COLORADO:
Jennifer Arnold*
Janessa Fowler*
Rosa Hardarson*
Zachary Wall*
LONE TREE, COLORADO:
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Lily Johnson*
LOVELAND, COLORADO:
Logan Lewis*
MEEKER, COLORADO:
Joseph Newman*
PARKER, COLORADO:
Kylie Brunette**
PINE, COLORADO:
Kyra Searcy*
VIRGINIA DALE, COLORADO:
Elly Wright*
WALDEN, COLORADO:
Makayla Douthit*
WALSENBURG, COLORADO:
Alexis Montoya*
WESTMINSTER, COLORADO:
Jeremiah Sunderraj**
WHEAT RIDGE, COLORADO:
Ryan Downing*
MADISON, CONNECTICUT:
Trenton Thomas*
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WOODBRIDGE, CONNECTICUT:
Joshua Fraser**
DAVIE, FLORIDA:
Abigail Beno*
HOBE SOUND, FLORIDA:
Davis Reed*
PINECREST, FLORIDA:
Erynn O'Brien*
PORT ORANGE, FLORIDA:
William Kulakoski*
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA:
Vincent Capece*
ACWORTH, GEORGIA:
Augustus Vaughn*
CONYERS, GEORGIA:
Lauren Dunn*
ROME, GEORGIA:
Isabel Langlois*
ROSWELL, GEORGIA:
Jackson Sapp*
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SMYRNA, GEORGIA:
Sarah Gaulke**
HONOLULU, HAWAII:
Michelle Robinson*
KAMUELA, HAWAII:
Hans Sommerhoff*
KULA, HAWAII:
Alexander Ballard*
BLACKFOOT, IDAHO:
Heidi Dreher*
BOISE, IDAHO:
Ilona Csik*
Autumn Drake*
Micah Drew*
Elyse Durand*
Megan Merhar*
Jacob Schoenherr**
Aaron Tate*
CALDWELL, IDAHO:
Connor Coughlin*
CARMEN, IDAHO:
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Peter Schuldt*
COEUR D ALENE, IDAHO:
Ryann Carlson*
Mary Gintz**
Morgan Jett*
Danni Payton*
COEUR D' ALENE, IDAHO:
Savannah Lovitt**
COEURDALENE, IDAHO:
Kellen Whelan*
GENESEE, IDAHO:
Reggie Tilleman*
GRANGEVILLE, IDAHO:
Audrey Bieler*
HAILEY, IDAHO:
Phoebe Bean**
HAYDEN, IDAHO:
Ethan Cordes*
Madison Renaldo*
Keagan Shillington**
IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO:
Meghan Kuhns*
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KAMIAH, IDAHO:
Lars Kludt*
KENDRICK, IDAHO:
Holli Heinen**
KETCHUM, IDAHO:
Ava Mazzoni*
MERIDIAN, IDAHO:
Cheyenne Goetz*
Karlyn Roberts*
Hallie Widner*
MOSCOW, IDAHO:
Reed Ellsworth*
NAMPA, IDAHO:
Kacie Hale**
NEW MEADOWS, IDAHO:
Hannah McDonald*
NEZPERCE, IDAHO:
Tianna Leitch**
POCATELLO, IDAHO:
Henriette Hearn*
Katelyn Hopkins*
Abigail Jones**
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Alexa Millward*
Aubrey Mullins*
Kennedy Yost*
POWELL, IDAHO:
Casey Kleppel**
SALMON, IDAHO:
Carly Knudson**
Faith Peterson*
SANDPOINT, IDAHO:
Danielle Farley*
Violet Plummer*
SPIRIT LAKE, IDAHO:
Jordyn Kronenberg*
BARRINGTON, ILLINOIS:
Claire Boettcher*
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS:
Sarah Hecht*
COUNTRYSIDE, ILLINOIS:
Kelly Bednara*
EVANSTON, ILLINOIS:
Jordan Fleps*
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Alex Froeter*
GENEVA, ILLINOIS:
Garrett Evenson*
GLEN ELLYN, ILLINOIS:
Terrence Figliulo*
Stacy Norberg**
KILDEER, ILLINOIS:
Antonio Armagno*
LAKE FOREST, ILLINOIS:
Catherine Orfanos*
LEMONT, ILLINOIS:
Violet Arnold*
LIBERTYVILLE, ILLINOIS:
Alyssa Stokovich**
MCHENRY, ILLINOIS:
Kaitlyn Strickfaden*
MOLINE, ILLINOIS:
Joshua Masias**
PEORIA, ILLINOIS:
Samuel Aldeen**
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS:
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Eileen McQuillan*
VILLAGE OF LAKEWOOD, ILLINOIS:
Claire Dalman**
WARRENSBURG, ILLINOIS:
Emily Eaton*
WHEATON, ILLINOIS:
Maciej Nosek*
WILMETTE, ILLINOIS:
Austin Hawks*
WINTHROP HARBOR, ILLINOIS:
Victoria Kiesel**
WEST LAFAYETTE, INDIANA:
Dylan Trent*
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA:
Allyson Ballinger*
DAVENPORT, IOWA:
Kent Wulf*
URBANDALE, IOWA:
Olivia Schuler*
MANHATTAN, KANSAS:
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Eli Redeker*
PRAIRIE VILLAGE, KANSAS:
Mallory Ortego*
CRESTWOOD, KENTUCKY:
Kamilla Bentsen**
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY:
Isabel Graff**
LAFAYETTE, LOUISIANA:
Isabelle Tutwiler**
MADISONVILLE, LOUISIANA:
Valerie Woodson*
CAMDEN, MAINE:
Cathryn Haberman-Fake**
FARMINGTON, MAINE:
Matthew Dustin*
YORK, MAINE:
Eliza Hazen*
BETHESDA, MARYLAND:
Ian Dalzell**
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BRANDYWINE, MARYLAND:
Daniel McKnew*
SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND:
Elijah Brayton*
TOWSON, MARYLAND:
Kaylee Nassiri*
AMESBURY, MASSACHUSETTS:
Jesse Rowan*
ATTLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS:
Alexa D'Entremont*
BOURNE, MASSACHUSETTS:
Kevin Nolan*
HINGHAM, MASSACHUSETTS:
Jacob Cohen*
SALEM, MASSACHUSETTS:
Chandler Schoch**
WAYLAND, MASSACHUSETTS:
Melissa Smith*
WILLIAMSBURG, MASSACHUSETTS:
Morgan Curtin*
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ALTO, MICHIGAN:
Kirstyn O'Connor*
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN:
Alan Reardon**
BAY CITY, MICHIGAN:
Derek Kelly*
GROSSE POINTE, MICHIGAN:
Hunter Benz*
GROSSE POINTE PARK, MICHIGAN:
Joseph Boyle*
LOWELL, MICHIGAN:
Augustus Geldersma*
MACOMB, MICHIGAN:
Sophia Kohrman*
METAMORA, MICHIGAN:
Melanie Gagen*
NILES, MICHIGAN:
Peter Sulkanen*
SOUTHFIELD, MICHIGAN:
Taylor Wyllie*
TRAVERSE CITY, MICHIGAN:
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Kayla Szatkiewicz*
Jordan Thomas*
ARDEN HILLS, MINNESOTA:
Jacob Moberg**
BLAINE, MINNESOTA:
Katrina Theisen*
EAGAN, MINNESOTA:
Kari Opatz*
Chloe Reynolds*
GOLDEN VALLEY, MINNESOTA:
Melissa Karrer**
Jackson Melin*
GRAND RAPIDS, MINNESOTA:
Aspen Anderson*
HAM LAKE, MINNESOTA:
Madeline Broom*
INDEPENDENCE, MINNESOTA:
Kyle Adams**
Parker Seibold*
INVER GROVE HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA:
Tracy Knapp**
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LAKEVILLE, MINNESOTA:
Grace Barber*
MARCELL, MINNESOTA:
Holly Senger*
MENDOTA HEIGHTS, MINNESOTA:
Laura Beniek**
NORTH BRANCH, MINNESOTA:
Cassidy White**
PLYMOUTH, MINNESOTA:
Braeden Campbell**
Michael Ramert*
Ross Trout*
ROCHESTER, MINNESOTA:
Paul Edlund**
Cole Geschwind**
ROSEAU, MINNESOTA:
Tyler Fish*
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA:
Erik Sandberg**
SHOREVIEW, MINNESOTA:
Carmyn Wahl*
STILLWATER, MINNESOTA:
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Benjamin Hickey*
Nelson Weaver**
WEST SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA:
Jason Wentworth*
ELKO, NEVADA:
Hannah Zuraff*
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA:
Natalie Marquis*
PAHRUMP, NEVADA:
Allista Ward*
SPARKS, NEVADA:
Madison Funk**
SPRING CREEK, NEVADA:
Jordan Hutchings*
WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA:
Margaret Tyree*
HOLDERNESS, NEW HAMPSHIRE:
Aidan Kendall*
PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE:
William Young*
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WEARE, NEW HAMPSHIRE:
Josie Lavigne*
MAPLEWOOD, NEW JERSEY:
Isabel Camara*
NEW PROVIDENCE, NEW JERSEY:
Natsumi Sugimoto*
PT. PLEASANT BOROUGH, NEW JERSEY:
Kameron O'Leary*
SPARTA, NEW JERSEY:
Gillian Ritchie*
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO:
Thomas Hiett**
Christa Street*
LOS ALAMOS, NEW MEXICO:
Emily Silks*
TIJERAS, NEW MEXICO:
Caelan Fisher**
CHESTER, NEW YORK:
Julia Troisi*
NEW YORK, NEW YORK:
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David Moroff**
SAYVILLE, NEW YORK:
Natalie Quappe*
BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA:
Bailee McEvers*
DICKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA:
Matthew Kaiser*
MANDAN, NORTH DAKOTA:
Maren Carlson*
MINOT, NORTH DAKOTA:
Clare Super**
WILLISTON, NORTH DAKOTA:
Julian Jaszczak*
Wyatt Trull*
CINCINNATI, OHIO:
Evan Kaiser*
CLAYTON, OHIO:
Emily Hamant*
COLUMBUS, OHIO:
Jane Addison*
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LAKEWOOD, OHIO:
Mary Burns**
MARIETTA, OHIO:
Cian Stryker*
STRONGSVILLE, OHIO:
Madeline Matia**
OWASSO, OKLAHOMA:
Brandon Scott*
PERKINS, OKLAHOMA:
Kristofer Sasser*
ADAMS, OREGON:
Ana Goodwin*
ASHLAND, OREGON:
Gavan Borgias*
Mason Dow*
BEAVERTON, OREGON:
Emma Lancaster*
BEND, OREGON:
Jenna Dukovcic*
Ares Kalafatis*
Emma Kiefer*
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Tanner Saul*
Aaron Williams*
CANBY, OREGON:
Jordan Kahut*
CONDON, OREGON:
Hannah Fatland*
CORVALLIS, OREGON:
Kael Galovich*
Mariah McIntosh**
Kira Sussman**
EUGENE, OREGON:
Hannah Gerhard*
Alec Jones*
Katherine Meyers**
Margaret Schaefers*
HELIX, OREGON:
Emily Christman*
HILLSBORO, OREGON:
Linnea Abernethy*
Lorielle Tippetts*
KING CITY, OREGON:
David Nguyen**
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON:
Kaitlin Crowell**
LA GRANDE, OREGON:
Bailey Penninger**
LAKE OSWEGO, OREGON:
Nicolas Matallana**
MEDFORD, OREGON:
McKenzie Carter**
Dante Natali Olson**
OREGON CITY, OREGON:
Mackenzie Pomeroy*
Stefanie Snow*
PENDLETON, OREGON:
Mallory Walters*
PORTLAND, OREGON:
Nicole Beard*
Tesalynn Breault*
Mary Fussell**
Andrew Gritzmacher*
Lewis Hicks*
Samuel Jones*
Cam Kincaid*
Georgia Morrison**
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Sam Olson*
William Pflug*
Jessica Pratt**
Blain Radford*
Margo Schmidt*
Ainhoa Woodley*
SALEM, OREGON:
Anthony Aiello*
Katie Andrews*
Margaret Hering*
Patrick Kreitzberg*
SANDY, OREGON:
Emma Whitlock*
SHERWOOD, OREGON:
Kathleen Resch*
Emma Vaincourt*
SPRINGFIELD, OREGON:
Treyson Sherk*
TIGARD, OREGON:
Cole Harrington*
Conor Harrington*
Hannah Spadafora*
WEST LINN, OREGON:
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Daniel Cupparo**
Sela Hardy*
Paul Krish*
BAINBRIDGE, PENNSYLVANIA:
Wendell Baer*
BROOKHAVEN, PENNSYLVANIA:
Joseph Winiarski*
CLARION, PENNSYLVANIA:
Margaret Luthin**
DALLAS, PENNSYLVANIA:
Nathalie Joanlanne*
LITTLESTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA:
Troy Smith*
WIND GAP, PENNSYLVANIA:
Ronald Torgersen*
ANDERSON, SOUTH CAROLINA:
Kirk Elliott*
BISHOPVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA:
Carson Cook*
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA:
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ABERDEEN, SOUTH DAKOTA:
Tiahna Holtey*
BLACK HAWK, SOUTH DAKOTA:
Bradley Wirkus*
PIEDMONT, SOUTH DAKOTA:
Jessica Bailey*
Jesse Schuster*
RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA:
Tara Al-Haj*
Grant Alberty**
Jacob Fromm*
Cameron Nelson*
Shelyssa Theel**
Cheyenne Trautman*
SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA:
Elizabeth Archer*
Jena Bullis**
Chelsea Wood*
SPEARFISH, SOUTH DAKOTA:
Hanna Matson*
VERMILLION, SOUTH DAKOTA:
James May**
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ATHENS, TENNESSEE:
Timothy Mayfield**
CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE:
Matthew Driver*
HIXSON, TENNESSEE:
Matthew Thomas*
AUSTIN, TEXAS:
Grace Krakow*
Zachary Krell*
John Nettles*
Adam Stadheim*
FRISCO, TEXAS:
Charles Taylor*
KATY, TEXAS:
David Burton*
LEANDER, TEXAS:
David Cresap*
UNIVERSAL CITY, TEXAS:
Eric Mosley*
COTTONWOOD HEIGHTS, UTAH:
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Abram Kimball*
DRAPER, UTAH:
Colby Harms*
LAYTON, UTAH:
Melissa Mehring**
MONROE, UTAH:
Graeson Keisel**
MURRAY, UTAH:
John Gardner**
PARK CITY, UTAH:
Abigale Briscoe**
Katherine Cier*
Sierra Deimling*
Kyla Kozole*
Allison Rhoads*
PLEASANT GROVE, UTAH:
Mckenzie Warren*
PROVO, UTAH:
Cody Bair*
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH:
Markus Boyer*
Elizabeth Glueckert**
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Miriam Harris*
Bronte King*
Madison Ravarino**
Maya Shaughnessy**
Kathleen Stone*
Clare Vergobbi**
MONTGOMERY, VERMONT:
Whitney Ovitt*
WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:
William Gault*
EARLYSVILLE, VIRGINIA:
Lauren Converse**
FAIRFAX, VIRGINIA:
Meghan Intermill*
FALLS CHURCH, VIRGINIA:
Matthew Lowery*
Amy Weatherbee**
STAFFORD, VIRGINIA:
Linda Hamrick*
SUFFOLK, VIRGINIA:
Jennifer Haas*
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VIRGINIA BEACH, VIRGINIA:
Steven Cross*
YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA:
Joshua Hopingardner*
ANACORTES, WASHINGTON:
Hope Freier*
AUBURN, WASHINGTON:
Delene Colburn*
Gresch Jensen*
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, WASHINGTON:
Bryson Allen*
BELLEVUE, WASHINGTON:
Julia Guilliams*
BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON:
Ian Allaway*
Corina Chon*
Elijahwa Ninnemann*
Emily Pittis**
Emily Tomaszewski**
BONNEY LAKE, WASHINGTON:
Sanden Enos*
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Jordan Dillon*
Jack Foltos*
Tori Lettus*
Kayla Tandy*
BREMERTON, WASHINGTON:
Kaitlyn Bosshardt**
BUCKLEY, WASHINGTON:
Ellie Morem*
CAMANO ISLAND, WASHINGTON:
Michael Wark*
Abby Weiderstrom*
CAMAS, WASHINGTON:
Rachael Blackman*
CHELAN, WASHINGTON:
Warren Gormley*
Morgan Stark**
Emma Stockholm*
CLINTON, WASHINGTON:
Katherine Soltys*
COLBERT, WASHINGTON:
Ashley Unruh*
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Phillip Niehenke*
DEER PARK, WASHINGTON:
Tessa Nadeau*
EDMONDS, WASHINGTON:
Kimberly Sutton*
ELLENSBURG, WASHINGTON:
Marguerite Barker*
Rachele Barker*
Rachel Jeffries**
Erik Lillquist**
Jensen Lillquist*
Sydney Young*
Jackson Zentner*
ENUMCLAW, WASHINGTON:
Samantha Engebretsen**
Trevor Weeks*
EVERETT, WASHINGTON:
Hannah Carlson*
Cassandra Sevigny**
Brooke Skowyra*
EVERSON, WASHINGTON:
Megan Perry**
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FEDERAL WAY, WASHINGTON:
Alyssa Woods**
GIG HARBOR, WASHINGTON:
Maya Dahlgren*
Autumn Garrison**
Mason Selby*
GRAHAM, WASHINGTON:
Tyler Kurle*
GREENACRES, WASHINGTON:
Maya Anger*
Elizabeth DeReu**
Hailey Hawkins*
Alexandra Richardson**
Cody Sherrodd*
Robert Walzer*
ISSAQUAH, WASHINGTON:
Ashley Batistich**
Austin Blum*
Connor Case*
Laura Krumm*
Marcus Milyko**
Lacey Young*
KENNEWICK, WASHINGTON:
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Katherine Casazza*
Shae Gurney*
Sydney Obstar**
KENT, WASHINGTON:
Maria Anderson*
Teresa Hoskins*
Salynn Jacob*
Phuoc Le*
Sydney Qualls*
Cassidy Zirko*
KINGSTON, WASHINGTON:
Sarah Holt*
KIRKLAND, WASHINGTON:
Julia Kast*
Matthew Malloy*
Corrine Ramstead**
LA CENTER, WASHINGTON:
Elizabeth Koenig*
LACEY, WASHINGTON:
Carly Stinson*
LAKE STEVENS, WASHINGTON:
Brittany Evanger*
Kiaya Paulsen*
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LAKE TAPPS, WASHINGTON:
Nicole Cochran*
Derek Johnston*
LIBERTY LAKE, WASHINGTON:
Haley Feider**
Taylor Hansen**
Carter Hanson*
LINCOLN, WASHINGTON:
William Copeland*
LONGVIEW, WASHINGTON:
Marissa McElligott*
LYNDEN, WASHINGTON:
Katie Lindstrom*
Zachary Vis*
LYNNWOOD, WASHINGTON:
Michelle Barlas**
MEAD, WASHINGTON:
Kaitlyn Campbell*
Ashlee Pedersen**
MERCER ISLAND, WASHINGTON:
Carl Bell*
Mary Butowicz*
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MILL CREEK, WASHINGTON:
Sierra Anderson*
Catherine Bowen*
Karlee Robison*
OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON:
Megan Allen*
Ashleigh Bailey*
Kathleen Evans**
PORT ANGELES, WASHINGTON:
Hannah Little*
POULSBO, WASHINGTON:
Reagan Colyer*
PRESTON, WASHINGTON:
Tiffany Folkes*
PULLMAN, WASHINGTON:
Dennis Logan*
Anne Mari Petrino*
Daisy Mae Ward**
PUYALLUP, WASHINGTON:
Emily Hurst*
Samantha Melchert*
Chanelle Pederson*
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REDMOND, WASHINGTON:
Rehana Asmi*
Sarah Fugman*
Anna Hiebert*
Katelyn Kammers**
RENTON, WASHINGTON:
Ciera Nielsen*
RIDGEFIELD, WASHINGTON:
Christina Keller*
ROY, WASHINGTON:
Merrill-Lee Rasmussen*
SAMMAMISH, WASHINGTON:
Rebecca McCarron*
Isabel Owre*
SEATTLE, WASHINGTON:
Elizabeth Buening*
Megan Chamberlin*
Thomas Colligan*
Erika Faubion*
Rachael Heydon**
Geoffrey Hoefer*
Colton Kyro*
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Sarah Luth*
Sophie Manasse*
Makenzie Mayfield**
Olivia Vanni*
SHORELINE, WASHINGTON:
Magdalena Noriega*
SNOHOMISH, WASHINGTON:
Christopher King**
Sarah Williams*
SNOQUALMIE, WASHINGTON:
Emily Wood*
SPANAWAY, WASHINGTON:
Jeremy Oades*
SPANGLE, WASHINGTON:
Joseph Dickens**
SPOKANE, WASHINGTON:
Matthew Belles*
Sheridan Delzer*
Patricia Estrella**
Clare Fairbanks*
Kelli Flanigan**
Jordan Gravatt*
Haydn Halsted*
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Erin Harbaugh*
Maree Herron*
Luke Hilmes*
Monica Ingham**
Kaley Lenhart*
Sarah Maxwell*
Madison Quantock*
Makenzie Ranger*
Bradley Ruple*
Rakel Tangvald*
Michelle Tatko*
Madison Thompson*
Kirsten Tucker*
SPOKANE VALLEY, WASHINGTON:
Wendy Gregory**
Thomas Lang*
Taryn Miller*
Madison Payne**
Kayleigh Valley*
STANWOOD, WASHINGTON:
Jordyn England*
STEVENSON, WASHINGTON:
Darrek Frost*
TACOMA, WASHINGTON:
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Caroline Allen**
Robert Luke**
Carrie Nelson*
Emma Thorp*
TENINO, WASHINGTON:
Sadie Forte*
VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON:
Charlene Burger**
Colleen Driscoll*
Lindsay Hurley*
Ryan Johnson*
Miranda Lanford*
VASHON, WASHINGTON:
Kaija Elenko*
WALLA WALLA, WASHINGTON:
Casey Goff*
WASHOUGAL, WASHINGTON:
Keira Stogin*
WOODINVILLE, WASHINGTON:
Whitney Alexander**
Dana Bush*
Devon Dietrich*
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WOODLAND, WASHINGTON:
Timothy Nahring*
FOXBORO, WISCONSIN:
Isabella Evavold*
HOLLANDALE, WISCONSIN:
Nicole Schulz*
HOULTON, WISCONSIN:
Cole Anderson*
MADISON, WISCONSIN:
Christina Varney*
MC FARLAND, WISCONSIN:
Benjamin Barker*
MEQUON, WISCONSIN:
Kristen Willms*
MONDOVI, WISCONSIN:
Riley Helgoe*
BEDFORD, WYOMING:
Kelsey Adcock**
BUFFALO, WYOMING:
Amy Danforth*
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CODY, WYOMING:
Nolan Cassell*
Alta Clark*
Rebecca Skoric*
DUBOIS, WYOMING:
Megan Murdoch*
ETNA, WYOMING:
Mora-Lyn Vanzile*
GILLETTE, WYOMING:
Taylor Barstad**
KELLY, WYOMING:
Sarah Daman*
LANDER, WYOMING:
Marissa Coppock**
Morgan Gramlich*
POWELL, WYOMING:
Alec Dalton*
Garrett Musso**
SARATOGA, WYOMING:
Ariane Weatherd**
SHERIDAN, WYOMING:
Sarah Campbell*
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Carl Largent*
Meghan Stroup*
YELWSTN NL PK, WYOMING:
Shannon Morey*
MISSOULA, ALGERIA
Lindsay Hurley*
FOX ISLAND, ANGOLA
Charles Dahlstrom*
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
Fabijan Krslovic**
FLORIANOPOLIS, BRAZIL
Paulo Giacomelli*
VALINHOS, BRAZIL
Leonardo Michelin*
BUENA VISTA, CANADA
Janna Grimsrud*
CALGARY, CANADA
Faddy Omar*
CALGARY, CANADA
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Emily Kardash**
QUALICUM BEACH, CANADA
Hannah Sulz*
SEVEN PERSONS, CANADA
Christopher Morucci*
WINNIPEG, CANADA
Cassie Laramee*
BEIJING, CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
Xuhao Dong*
KUNMING, CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
Shuhan He*
MIYUN, BEIJING, CHINA, PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF
Shuo Li*
KUTNA HORA, CZECH REPUBLIC
Zuzana Pekarkova**
AARHUS C, DENMARK
Christoffer Fischer*
HELSINKI, FINLAND
Alysha Sandholm*
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NURMIJARVI, UUSIMAA, FINLAND
Julia Oosi*
TAMPERE, FINLAND
Annukka Puutonen*
LANGUEDOC ROUSSILLON, FRANCE
Marion Autones*
BONN, GERMANY
Marc Velling**
WEILROD, GERMANY
Diana Schafer*
WENDELSTEIN, GERMANY
Julia Kristin Stefan**
JAYAWIJAYA, INDONESIA
Wemin Yigibalom*
NAVAN, IRELAND
Peter Mimnagh-Fleming*
BOLOGNA, ITALY
Patrizia Bentivegna*
CHIBA, JAPAN
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Yuhei Narisawa*
Kento Sasaki*
CHINA, JAPAN
Kayoko Ikeue*
FUKUOKA, JAPAN
Tomoyuki Kamimura*
IBARAKI, JAPAN
Satoru Yoshinaga*
MIYAZAKI, JAPAN
Takayuki Hisakawa*
OSAKA, JAPAN
Azumi Sugino*
Hiromasa Taniguchi*
Megumi Yabusako*
SAITAMA, JAPAN
Cory Hudson Orellana*
SAKURA-CITY, CHIBA, JAPAN
Natsumi Sugimoto*
TOKYO, JAPAN
Hina Hasegawa*
Aoba Ota*
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ANYANG-SI, KOREA, SOUTH
Gabin Kim*
CHANGWON-SI, KOREA, SOUTH
Hyein Kang*
PAHANG, MALAYSIA
Nicole Chang**
PULAU PINANG, MALAYSIA
Jia Wen Choo*
NAALDWIJK, NETHERLANDS
Stanzi Stuijt*
SMOLENSK, RUSSIA
Anastasiia Firsova*
VELIKY NOVGOROD, RUSSIA
Valentina Pakhomova**
MAKKAH, SAUDI ARABIA
Sahar Qasem Muthna*
ONYZAH, SAUDI ARABIA
Abdullah Alhatlani*
SAIHAT, SAUDI ARABIA
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BARCELONA, SPAIN
Marta Contreras Serrano**
Samanta Rojas Castro*
EL PALMAR, SPAIN
Irene Rodriguez Pintado*
GRANADA, SPAIN
Manuel Montero**
MADRID, SPAIN
Ignacio Tejerina Jorquera*
SANT CELONI, SPAIN
Victor Casadevall Gras*
TYRESÖ, SWEDEN
Sten Erik Ludvig Hallgren*
DUSHANBE, TAJIKISTAN
Oyatullohi Madud*
Gulafzo Sharifi*
PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO
Olivia Gomes*
OXTED, UNITED KINGDOM
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Jeremy Cox**
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Montana Students Make UM Dean’s List
June 02, 2017
MISSOULA – At the University of Montana, 2,743 students made the spring semester 2017 Dean’s List and President’s 4.0 List. To qualify for the Dean’s List or President’s 4.0 List, students must be undergraduates, earn a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher and receive grades of A or B in at least nine credits. Students who receive any grade of C+ or below or no credit (NC/NCR) in a course are not eligible.
The Montana students listed below made UM’s spring semester 2017 Dean’s List or the President’s 4.0 List. Double asterisks after a name indicate the student earned a 4.0 GPA. A single asterisk indicates a GPA greater than 3.5 but less than 4.0.
This information also is available online at: http:.//bit.ly/2lSUmDd.
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ABSAROKEE:
Brooke Kern**
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ALBERTON:
Fauna Cavaliere**
Alec Managhan*
Dennis Schuster*
ANACONDA:
Jesse Forster*
Lisa Laslovich*
Shelby McNeil*
Lacee Moodry*
Abby Stanberry**
Jackson Wagner*
ARLEE:
Angela Austin*
Karleigh Bolin**
Sean Christensen**
Andrew Heavy Runner**
Emily Larson*
Luke Larson*
Jacinda Lovejoy*
Elizabeth Rissler Pratt*
Dylan Snyder*
AVON:
Ashton Beck*
Mariah Forbes**
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BAKER:
Darby Bettenhausen*
BELGRADE:
Katherine Ayers*
Alexis Carrier**
Jonathan Eastwood*
Morgan Eitel*
Canyon Hohenstein*
Ashley Karleskint*
Katalyn Lindberg**
Amos Pierce*
Makenizy Roberts**
Caitlin Ryan*
BELT:
Kieran Bergstrom*
BIG SANDY:
Madison Reichelt*
Morgan Williams*
BIG TIMBER:
Madelyn Foulk*
Maureen Galen*
Kirsten Gano**
Jessica Johnston*
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BIGFORK:
Hayleigh Block**
Gunnar Boose*
Evan Epperly*
Ronald Gallegos*
Austin Hilde*
Kallister Meagher*
Derek Minemyer*
Megan Pancoast*
Emily Stephens**
Shaela Wallen*
Kelsey Williams*
BILLINGS:
Broquel Albertson*
Corbin Albright*
Arthur Baker*
Alexis Beagle*
Mikaela Beausoleil**
Allison Belgarde*
Joshua Blakley*
Sesar Bonilla*
Calvin Borges*
Nathan Bradley*
Kain Brauneis**
Jeremy Brooks*
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Katrina Browne*
Jessica Connolly*
Garrett Cosgrove*
Benjamin D'Alton*
Katrina Dahl*
Julia Dahle**
Holly Davison*
Nathan Deming*
Christopher Dillon*
Thomas Donahue*
Madison Drake*
Susan Duncan*
Rainee Eby*
Madeline Emerick*
Delaney Fredericks*
Lukas Funyak*
Zachary Funyak**
Mary Glueckert*
Mari Hall**
Hannah Hansen*
Brittany Hanser*
Hunter Hash**
Andrew Havens*
Hayley Haw*
Madison Hinrichs*
Samantha Hodgson*
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Courtney Hutton*
Dylan Job*
Pari Kemmick*
Harley Kincheloe*
Jarek Kosovich*
Bradley Lambert*
Taylor Larson**
Lynzee Lee**
Morgan Legare**
Kale Lemelin*
Jennine Long**
Paxton Marler*
JoAnn Martin**
Mackenzie Martin**
Hunter McClure*
Sarah McDermott*
Samantha McNeely*
Jonathan McRae*
Arielle Milburn**
Bryan Mitchell**
Forrest Murter*
Remy Orrantia*
Caitlin Pattee*
Colette Poetzl*
Sarah Popp**
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Nickolas Preston*
Madison Quammen*
Jessica Raty*
Samuel Rich*
Kierney Ross*
Stephen Round*
Darren Sandau*
Jessica Schermerhorn*
Madison Schwarzkoph*
Elizabeth Sheedy*
McKenzie Smidt*
Kassi Soelter*
Emily Sorenson*
Addison Stapleton*
Coral Strom*
Cody Strong*
Morgan Sulser*
Emily Teeling**
Katherine Tilton*
Andrew Vigesaa*
McKenzie Watterson*
Chrislin Webb*
Carter Webber**
Morgan Webster*
Savannah Witt*
Toria Woodin**
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Emma Woodring**
Shelby Young*
Jennifer Zundel*
BLACK EAGLE:
Joelle Lundy*
BONNER:
Kyle Adams**
Caitlynn Anschuetz*
Casey Goff*
Breanna Johnson**
Riley Slayden*
Nicholas Stroh**
BOX ELDER:
Kaylene Big Knife*
Dillon Demontiney**
Antonio Morsette*
Danielle Vazquez*
BOZEMAN:
Steven Allen*
Skyler Anderson**
Claire Babcock**
Alexandra Belden*
Cayley Boyd*
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Nathan Breigenzer*
Heidi Brelsford*
Bayley Butler*
John Center*
Claire Chandler*
Caleb Chestnut**
Brady Coffman*
Kamlin Cox*
Jackson Crawford*
Bridget Creel**
Daniel Dettman*
Ryan Garnsey*
Kimber Griesser*
Christina Heagney*
Corey Hockett*
Riley Horigan*
Trinity Kawalski*
Eric Kelly**
Kyleen Kelsey*
Michael Kinsey*
Eliza Kleinsasser*
Olivia Kleinsasser*
Caitlin Lonergan*
Carissa Lund*
Henry Maher**
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Grant Marshall*
Allison Matye*
Chase McLane*
Kyle Milne*
Stella Nall*
Benjamin Nallick*
Jacob O'Neill*
Adam Oja*
Jenee Paluso*
Anyssa Queen*
Shaylee Ragar*
Brandon Rolquin*
Dillon Schulz*
Casey Simeone*
Lillian Stefani*
Cass Stoltzfus**
Ian Strahn*
Joseph Swartz*
Lucy Tompkins**
Emma Treut*
Henry Westesen*
Kristen Willms*
Kesley Wood*
Taryn Yerigan*
BROADUS:
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Emily Johnson*
BROWNING:
Marci Burd*
Helen Horn*
Jessica Magee*
Karen Marble*
Shontee Salois*
BUTTE:
Kendall Alley**
McKennah Andrews**
Bradley Billington*
Miranda Bishop*
Natalie Burton*
Kelcie Cassidy*
Stuart Caughlan*
Amanda Chadwick**
Anne Chuprinski*
Brianna Collins*
Sarah Drew**
Magalloway Gammons**
Kaylee Hafer*
Natasha Harwood*
Chelsey Hauge*
Zoe Holman*
Ashley Hughes*
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Megan Ingersoll*
Seth Jaksha*
Krista Larson*
Samuel Maloney*
Nicholas Matich**
Mijah McLeod*
Angela Piazzola*
Teresa Piazzola*
Paige Plattner*
Joseph Patrick Riordan*
Madison Russell*
Amanda Schlichenmayer**
Kari Svejkovsky*
Kali Taylor*
Tanner Tregidga*
Taylor Vercella**
CASCADE:
Cassidee Boland*
CHARLO:
Jaycee Andersen*
Kilee Bartschi**
Kelsie Blevins*
Gwendolyn Couture*
Jesse Long**
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Aspen Runkel*
Spencer Sucha*
Thomas Wartick*
CHINOOK:
Scott Hamilton**
Jacob MacLean*
CHOTEAU:
Samantha Mellinger*
CLANCY:
Megan Beigh*
Karina Carlson*
Kerry Edwards**
Matthew Krantz*
John Perros*
Catherine Rigby*
Skylar Sargent*
Tyzer Smith*
CLINTON:
Janna Furrer**
Daniel Hane*
Michael Hook*
Aaron Hoppe*
Patricia Huff*
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Maria Lopez**
James McFarland*
Lerene McFarland*
Frankie Needles**
Cody Oliver**
Kristopher Paschal**
Wendy Simpson**
CLYDE PARK:
Timbre Barnes*
COLSTRIP:
Conner Menahan*
COLUMBIA FALLS:
Summer Burlage*
Alexi Corbett*
Britney Cotton**
Alexandra Dagnoli*
Alexandra Damon*
Julian Emond*
Ciera Finberg*
Mason Gedlaman**
Joseph Gross**
Kaili Hagen*
Kiersten Hubbard**
Daniel Jones*
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Ashley Palmer*
Sadie Panasuk*
Melissa Parks**
Cassia Pross**
Nicolas Ream**
Ashley Shelton*
Caleb Sobczak**
COLUMBUS:
Ryan Koski**
CONRAD:
Drew Arends*
Robert Bender*
Kyle Dyrud*
Alex Gage*
Kurtis Janzen*
Gregg Kalbas*
Kira Mills*
CORVALLIS:
Saundra Amsden**
Andrew Day*
Rachel Devine*
Michael Evans*
Cheyenne Fox*
Alexandra Hennessy*
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Elizabeth Hennessy**
Hannah Higgins*
Kelaiah Horat**
Nathan Hughes**
Scott Isaacs*
Shunteal Jessop**
Erek Kemp*
Matthew Kingston**
Ashley McAdams*
Elizabeth Peden*
Gabrielle Petersen*
Joshua Pezzullo**
Ashley Reed*
Zachary Smith*
Jon Swallow**
Naomi Tharp*
Gavin Wagner*
CULBERTSON:
Shelby Weeks*
CUT BANK:
Jared Berkram*
Nicholas Gilbert*
Paige Mazurkiewicz*
Alexandra Schilling*
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DARBY:
Joan Goss*
Dawson Jakober**
Rylee Johnson**
Patricia Wilson**
DEER LODGE:
Michele Christnacht*
Beau Davis*
Kellie Despain**
Ivy Duncan*
Marie Johnson**
Rachel Kersch*
Taylor Redfern**
Daley Snell**
DENTON:
Kara Mantooth*
DILLON:
Finley Andrew*
Austin Carver*
Andrew Clark*
Kristen Cottom*
David Griffin*
Elizabeth Griffin*
Holly Hansen**
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Nicholas Huber*
Jessica Hudson*
Gage Kindberg*
Jonathan Linder*
Sully Magee*
Garrett Pierce*
Audrey Schurg*
Kansas Suenram**
DILLONT:
Ingrid De Groot**
DRUMMOND:
Sally Yates**
DUTTON:
Seth Kitchin*
EAST HELENA:
Matthew Barker*
Kyleen Dolan*
Christopher Grubb*
Sage Hall*
Bethany Lindner*
Aidan McGinley*
Abigail Romine**
Karlee Snell*
Kourtney Zeigler**
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EKALAKA:
Cory Lovec**
ELLISTON:
Joseph Pennington*
EMIGRANT:
Natalia Boise**
Bethany Down*
ENNIS:
Carl Kautz*
EUREKA:
Stephen Cooke*
Ashton Dierman*
Kade Fleenor*
Michael Garner**
Sarah Moen**
Edalina Pinheiro*
Alexandra Pluid*
Jaimie Soderling*
Grace Williams*
Whitney Williams**
FAIRFIELD:
Taylor Hayes*
Morgan Woods*
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FLORENCE:
Gretchen Bigelow*
Danika Bosch-Greer**
Mark Bulger**
Mary Burke**
Hayley Cole**
Conner Copeland*
Lacey Curlin*
Alena Davis*
Katherine Decan**
Margaret Finlay*
Michael Finlay*
Caitlin Gillespie**
Nancy Greger*
Quinton Hoff*
Kaylene Hudson*
Jason Jones*
Derek Kihn*
Xavier Kneedler-Shorten*
Robbi Leibenguth*
Isabella Manley*
Josephine McCann*
Liliane McMahon**
Emmanuela Mitzalis*
Emily Morrison*
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Carli O'Brien**
Trisha Parrish**
Daniel Parsons*
Tristan Scott*
Rebecca Seegraber**
James Standish*
Meghan Stroup*
Stanzi Stuijt*
Jed Syrenne*
Cheyenne Tavares*
Bailey Veitenheimer*
Weston Waldbillig*
Natalia Warner**
Jacob Wight*
FORSYTH:
Madyson Klapmeier**
Devin Maves*
Wesley Vassau*
FORT BENTON:
Jenna Truax**
FRENCHTOWN:
Ethan Atkin*
Madison Blass*
Caitlin Blomgren**
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McKayla Botsford*
MacKenzie Brosious**
Zoe Dansie*
Katlyn Delger*
Darby Emmons*
Megan Fall*
Abigail Gillespie*
Rachel Hoffman*
Andrew Honken**
Sara Joerger*
Joshua Jordan**
Darby McNally*
Barbara Peterson**
Stacy Philpott*
David Reardon*
Raeanna Richards*
Allyssa Sandefur*
Samantha Schmautz*
Victoria Stavish*
Joseph Taylor**
Liliya Vorobey*
GARDINER:
Taylor Perius**
GLENDIVE:
Cori Holland**
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Jesse Schaaf*
GREAT FALLS:
Madison Baroch*
Dylan Barringer*
McKenna Bertelsen*
Julia Brantley**
Emily Brennan*
Kasey Bubnash*
Lindsey Buck*
Jessica Cardwell*
Shannon Comes At Night*
Dalton Cook**
Jessica DellaRossa*
Connor Dennis**
Bailey Durnell*
Alexandra Evans*
Nicole Evans*
Michelle Fagenstrom*
Lyn Feisthamel*
Peyton Fulbright*
Ethan Germann*
Jami Greene**
Brooke Gruntowicz**
Whisper Harris**
Kaitlyn Held*
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Shafer Higgins*
Kendra Hix*
Natalie Hofstad*
Padyn Humble*
Sarah Huntting*
Tanner Jacobson**
Jessica Keller*
Cassidy Kline*
Richard Kline*
Allyson Kohut*
Micah Kopp*
Taylor Kumm**
Evan LePard**
Jeffrey Lester**
Alyssa McClain*
Kiarra McGee*
Mark Milkovich*
Sara Murphy*
Alyssa Myhre*
Rennie Napierala*
Spencer Nicholson*
Tyler Nicholson*
Soren Ormseth*
Kaylee Osentowski*
Serena Palmer*
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Seth Pike*
Amelia Reed**
Miranda Shure*
Megan Sipes*
Baylie Skawinski*
Charles Taylor*
John Thomas*
Samantha Tracy*
Brian Tremper*
Hanna Van Every*
Danica Wassmann*
Keenan Watt*
Riley Watt**
Jillian Wiggers*
HAMILTON:
Austin Allen*
Thomas Anderson**
Katie Barnes*
Vincent Capece*
Marnie Craig**
Wesley Cratty*
Bethany Davidson*
Young Delvo**
Valerie Erhardt**
Ashley Fortney**
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Christopher Fussell**
Tess Gallagher Clancy**
Benjamin Gillum*
Riley Golder*
Kali Hayes**
Colby Henderson*
Reese Isherwood*
Sarah Ives**
Jayson Jessop*
Jeremy Johnson*
Michael Johnson**
Taylor Kelm*
Marcus Laurence*
Arizona Martin*
Cory McConnell*
David McCoy**
Kaytlyn Menk**
Tamsen Mitchell*
Megan Murphy**
Danielle Murray**
Michael Neighbors**
Jackson Pepion*
Julia Pepper**
Nichole Perkins**
Austin Ray**
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Mary Roberts*
Olivia Smart*
Jenny-lin Smith*
James Stoker*
Nancy Valk**
Jay Webber*
Destiny Weidow**
Katherine Wickham**
Kelsi Wilson*
Luke Wilson*
Kimberly Yaskus**
Cody Young**
Claire Zebrowski*
HARLOWTON:
Maria Begger**
HATHAWAY:
Kadie Heinle*
HAVRE:
Shelbi Brough**
Megan Erickson*
Adam Kaftan*
Kyle Lucke*
Tori Mazurkiewicz**
Hannah Pepprock**
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HELENA:
Erika Ackerlund*
Kallan Banning*
Rachel Bauer*
Courtney Bawden*
Brooke Beul*
Matthew Blassic*
Addison Boyer*
Jillian Briski*
Emmaline Bristow**
Maria Carkeek*
Kasey Clausen*
Isabella Clinch**
Paige Cohn*
Anna Costain*
Tucker Costain*
Kathleen Cotter**
Dalton Crain**
Hailee Cross*
Kempson Cross*
Bethany Crouse**
Jada Cunningham**
Caylin Daly**
Jocelyn Davis-Bunger*
Christopher Dill*
Michael Dobbins* http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/060217dean.php[1/23/2018 10:12:53 AM] Montana Students Make UM Dean’s List - UM News - University Of Montana
Casey Ebelt*
Michael Eidum*
Ian FitzGerald*
Connor Fitzpatrick*
Andrew Frank*
Lexi Fredericks**
Kendra Gensch**
Megan Giddings**
Lillian Gilsoul*
Andrew Glueckert*
Elizabeth Glueckert**
Keaton Habeck*
Serena Haller**
Hannah Harvey*
Connie Heiser**
Ethan Holmes*
John Hooks*
Stephenie Horne*
Barbara Jensen*
Adam Johnson**
Hannah Johnson**
Mariah Johnson*
Kurt Keiper**
Justin Kelly*
Kaitlin Kroll**
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Sydney Ladas*
Theodore Lanier**
Lauren Larson*
Christian Lee*
Meagan Lietzke*
Philomena Lloyd*
Bryce MacNeill**
Claire Malany*
Elizabeth Mays*
Nigel McCallum*
Matthew McCarl*
Keyara McCarthy**
Kyrie McCullough*
Sally McHugh*
Haley McMahon**
Annie Meyers*
Reece Miller*
Willem Morris**
Katie Mostad*
Kasidie Murphy*
Maria Murphy**
Kyara Nelsen**
Taylor Nielsen*
Skylar Rispens*
Clayton Scholl*
Lindsey Sewell*
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Katherine Shea**
Moira Shea*
Carly Smiedala*
Lillian Soper*
Rebecca Speranza*
Tanner Traxler**
Christopher Warchesiak*
Andrew Waterman**
Heidi Wellenstein**
Ivalon Wells**
Samuel Wieland*
Kelsey Wohlfrom*
Savannah Woods*
Cody Younkin**
Madison Zeggai*
HIGHWOOD:
Jonathan Baum*
Logan Ferda*
Shannon Ryffel*
HILGER:
Randi Wichman*
HINGHAM:
Samantha Pester*
HOBSON: http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/060217dean.php[1/23/2018 10:12:53 AM] Montana Students Make UM Dean’s List - UM News - University Of Montana
Madilyn Kriskovich*
HUSON:
Nathaniel Bennett*
Sarah Brennan*
Igor Chinikaylo*
Naomi Hasenyager**
Rebecca Hasenyager**
Reagan Mecham**
Richard Obermire**
Josephine Padgett*
Jack White*
Monte White*
Bryn Winterberger*
JEFFERSON CITY:
Colton Kreamer**
JOLIET:
Austin Spring**
KALISPELL:
Kaitlyn Anderson*
Emma Andrews*
Brittany Austin*
Teigan Avery**
Savannah Balazic-Green*
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Nicholas Barr*
Leah Bianchi*
Paige Birky*
Lisa Bloom*
Joshua Braach*
Reece Brandon*
Tess Brenneman*
Courtney Brockman*
Carson Brown**
Levi Brown*
Tyler Burton*
Lauren Clark*
Brady Conner**
Danielle Crandell*
Sierra Crandell*
Tucker Day**
Autumn Dechantal*
Shane Delaney*
Joceline Denton*
Kayla Dewit*
Rose Doepker**
Heather Dougherty*
Lukas Dregne*
Grace Dunnehoff*
Bailey Erickson*
Chandler Escalante*
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Heather Fantino*
Devan Fischer*
Breana Franke*
Kristen Fraticelli*
Darrek Frost*
Tylissa Gordon*
Laramie Groats*
Hannah Halbur*
Tristin Haldaman*
Hailey Hall*
Clayton Hamilton**
Noah Hashley*
Noah Hill*
Joshua Jenks**
Christopher Johnson**
Danika Johnson**
Gabrielle Keller**
Colby Lorch*
Holly McDonald**
Jessica Mielke*
Ashley Olson*
Payton Pietron**
Alexander Presnell**
Joseph Roth*
Tyler Rounds**
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Robert Schnee**
Travis Sienknecht**
Cassidy Smith*
Charles Sneddon*
Rachel Steffen*
Bobbi Tatar**
Amanda Thorne**
Zachariah Timm*
Bryce Tomas**
Jennifer Weber**
Jacob Williams*
McKenna Wilson*
Mitchell Zander**
KEVIN:
Chance Morgan*
LAKESIDE:
Max Conroy*
Cheyenne Keeler*
LAUREL:
Katie Conrad*
Cara Grewell*
Greyson Hill*
Stephanie Kolb*
Sadie Lehenbauer*
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Ira Li**
Cooper Love**
Savannah Sletten*
LEDGER:
Cassandra Hurley*
LEWISTOWN:
Parker Errecart*
Brooke Gardner*
Jacob Godbey**
Jessica Martin-Biggins**
Margaret Matchett**
Kevin Mathison*
Jessica Mittal-Lohse*
McKenzie Morgan*
Christopher Morucci*
Aidan Stansberry*
Nora Weichel*
Heather Wiegert*
Sydney Wier*
LIBBY:
Charles Birtwistle*
Makayla Cichosz-King*
Hailey Craig**
Dayln Germany*
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Miguel Hernandez*
Ellen Kearns*
Kyla O'Brien**
Natasha Swartzendruber**
LINCOLN:
Gabe Harris*
LIVINGSTON:
Alyssa Bergsing*
Emily Buckner*
Jamie Cahoon**
Meghan Gibson**
Emma Hewey*
Sophie Hewey*
Alexandra Hull*
Erick Kahila*
Lexi Klawitter**
Sonia McLain**
Claire Meyer-Wisneski**
Kyle Satre*
Megan Schoenen*
Juliana Sukut**
LOLO:
Michelle Barlas**
Psyche Behan*
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Christopher Belangie*
Madison Christensen*
Anna Crockett**
Kyra Glidewell*
Nicole Gordy*
Donna Graham*
Kaylie Habets*
Andrew Hawkins*
Ethan Jenkins*
James Kay*
Casey Kleppel**
Kristie Latreille*
Reid Latreille*
Jack Lewis*
Mackenzie Lightfield*
Selena Locklear*
Madeline Loehde**
Kelly Lunstad*
Shannon Magruder**
James Pennington*
Dakota Pyles*
Tyrell Quamme**
Christian Robison*
Markie Russell*
Timothy Sousa*
August Stack*
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Kaela Stack**
McKenna Sweet*
Max Tesoro*
Caleb Tutty*
LORING:
Kiana Simonson*
MALTA:
Brett Amestoy*
Jessica Cole**
MANHATTAN:
Kaelen Cross*
Mariah Harvey*
Madison McLaughlin**
Julie Ovenell*
MARION:
Cadelyn Nunn*
MARTINSDALE:
Schuyler Halsey*
MILES CITY:
Tasha Cain*
Alexis Gruba**
Jake Johnston**
Shelby Price** http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/060217dean.php[1/23/2018 10:12:53 AM] Montana Students Make UM Dean’s List - UM News - University Of Montana
Nate Schieffert*
Beth Sutter*
MILLTOWN:
Colby Fitch**
MISSOULA:
Rio Aagaard-Shively*
Steven Abell*
Jasmine Acevedo**
Charles Adams**
Cody Adams*
Jessica Adams*
Olivia Adams*
Kelsey Adcock**
Kayli Addink*
Jane Addison*
Payton Agnew*
Sadie Ahearn**
Anthony Aiello*
Mackenzie Akins*
Brooke Alcamo*
Abdullah Alhatlani*
Caroline Allen**
Emily Allen**
Ian Allison**
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Mohamed Alsadik*
Mickenzie Alt*
Deborah Alteneder**
Desiree Altmaier*
Mercedez Alvarez*
Kevin Amestoy*
Lillian Amodio*
Jake Anders*
Carlin Andersen*
Aspen Anderson*
Astacia Anderson*
Katherine Anderson*
Kyle Anderson*
Nathan Anderson*
Rachel Anderson*
Rory Anderson*
Leo Andrade**
Maya Anger*
Muneer Aqaqah*
Alexander Arno*
Kendall Arnold*
Victoria Arnsparger*
Alessandra Marie Aromin*
Daron Asleson*
Rehana Asmi*
Kristy Augare*
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Ryan Augustine*
Marion Autones*
Zeiv Avniel*
Alex Baadsgaard*
Blake Bachant*
Jefferson Bagley*
Ashleigh Bailey*
Jessica Bailey*
Cody Bair*
Dylan Baker*
Micaela Baker*
Forrest Baldwin*
Katharine Ballew*
Stephanie Banales*
Colton Baquet*
Marguerite Barker*
Lindsey Barnard*
Matthew Barnes*
Libbey Barsness*
Taylor Barstad**
Trisha Bartle*
Nicholas Bassani*
Carlee Bates*
Tyler Bates*
Ashley Batistich**
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Kaylee Bauer*
Robert Bazo*
Phoebe Bean**
Alyse Beauchamp*
Michelle Becker*
Andrew Bedunah*
Jacob Beeks*
Levi Belcourt*
Brittany Belgarde*
Carl Bell*
Carol Bellin*
Seth Benefiel*
Patrizia Bentivegna*
Kamilla Bentsen**
Hunter Benz*
Delisa Beresford**
Elizabeth Berg**
Alec Berger*
Sonia Bergmann*
Carter Bermingham*
Autumn Berry**
Mykaila Berry*
Lucas Bewley*
Melissa Beyer*
Juliana Bezerra Barbian**
Colin Bingham**
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Laura Bird**
Thomas Bisom**
Kristy Bixler*
Lindsay Bixler*
Maria Bobko*
Claire Boettcher*
Patrick Boise**
Taylor Bolster*
Lucas Bonnevie*
Stefanie Borda-Junco*
Erika Borstad*
Sarah Bortis*
Kaitlyn Bosshardt**
Traci Bosshardt-Patino*
Samantha Bouldin*
Alyssa Bouley*
Keats Bovard*
Amber Bowden*
Ryan Bowden*
Catherine Bowen*
Patrick Bowman*
Aurora Boylan*
Travis Bradford**
Tasha Bradshaw*
Thomas Brady**
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Barbara Brand*
Johnathon Brandt*
Bridget Brannan**
Tesalynn Breault*
Hannah Breen**
Abigale Briscoe**
Brianna Bromgard*
Angela Brooker**
Brianna Brooks*
Zachary Brophy*
Samuel Brown*
Quintin Bruderer**
Lexie Brunsvold*
Codi Bryant*
Gretchen Bucher**
Elisha Buchholz*
Katherine Buckley*
Cori Buer*
Kristina Buffham**
Brennan Buhl**
Gina Bullard**
Jena Bullis**
Samuel Burch*
Charles Bush*
Dana Bush*
Eric Bush**
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Taryn Bushey*
Stephani Buzar**
Tabitha Byrd-Stewart*
Peter Byrne*
Mackenzie Caldwell*
Shay Caldwell*
Jonathan Calvert*
Kimberly Cannon*
Dallin Carey**
Joseph Carlson**
Ryann Carlson*
Maeve Carroll*
Michelle Carter*
Victor Casadevall Gras*
Connor Case*
Adelheid Cassidy**
Andrew Castellanos*
Jenna Castillo*
Rose Cerquone*
Dakota Chadwick**
Megan Chamberlin*
Jon Chance*
Nicole Chang**
Christian Chapman**
Clarissa Chase*
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Stephan Chase*
Nasrin Chaudhry*
Tyler Chehak**
Brian Chestnutt*
Alexander Chinikaylo*
Roman Chinikaylo**
Yuriy Chinikaylo*
Tyler Chipot*
Benjamin Chitty**
Jia Wen Choo*
Dean Christian**
James Christian**
Jon Christiana*
Emily Christman*
Lily Chumrau**
Katherine Cier*
Danielle Clark*
Kelly Clark*
Nicholas Clark*
Hamilton Clement**
Adam Clemons**
Kaitlin Clifford*
Delene Colburn*
Steve Cole**
Olivia Coleman**
Philip Collier*
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Reagan Colyer*
Maxwell Comjean*
Avery Compton*
Claire Compton*
Lindsey Compton**
Mason Conen**
Caleb Connolly*
Zoe Contreras**
Lauren Converse**
Tomiko Cook*
William Cook*
Chantal Coolidge*
Christopher Cooper*
Emilee Cooper**
Mariah Cooper-Nies*
Marissa Coppock**
Sean Corbett*
Erin Corrigan**
Sean Corrigan*
Joie Cosby*
Connor Coughlin*
Ashley Courville*
Jeremy Cox**
David Cresap*
Sadie Crippen*
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Lander Crissman**
Ana Crites*
Samantha Croft*
Lawrence Crofutt**
Shane Cronin*
Elisabeth Crosier**
Steven Cross*
Anastacia Crowe*
Jeffrey Crozier**
Ilona Csik*
Breanna Cuffe*
Danielle Culp*
Jack Cummings*
Samuel Cummings*
Heather Cummins*
Daniel Cupparo**
Darcy Curry*
Morgan Curtin*
Alex Cutler**
Lydia Czech**
Charles Dahlstrom*
Kelcey Daily*
Alec Dalton*
Brittney Dalton*
Ian Dalzell**
Sarah Daman*
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Kayla Damuth*
Amy Danforth*
Audrey Daniel*
Christopher Daulton*
Rebecca David**
Colt Davidson**
April Davis*
Brian Davis**
Drew Davis*
Joseph Davis*
Sarah Davis*
Clara Davison**
Tenille Day**
Jon Paul De Roulhac**
Rachel DeArman*
Katelynn DeTemple**
Derek DeVries*
Brandon DeYoung*
Nicholas Densley*
Brittany Derr**
Rikki Devlin*
Kaylene DiPietro*
Leticia Diaz Chavez*
Destiny Dichtel*
Joseph Dickens**
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Makayla Dickson*
Rachel Dickson*
Devon Dietrich*
Jordan Dillon*
Alyssa Dimmick**
Brienne Dixon**
Isaac Dixon*
Taylor Dobak**
Yani Dodge**
Kellen Donahue*
Aspen Donnelly*
Ceder Dorrington-Thacker*
Kaitlin Dorrough*
Donovan Douglas*
Lynsey Douglas*
Makayla Douthit*
Haley Dowdell*
Mackenzie Downie*
Ryan Downing*
Autumn Drake*
Heidi Dreher*
Micah Drew*
Colleen Driscoll*
Jacob Driscoll*
Matthew Driver*
Christy Dubois**
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Kora Dueno**
Jenna Dukovcic*
Rachel Duneman*
Stephanie Dunham**
Andreus Dunn*
Lauren Dunn*
Sayidah Dupuis*
Deanna Duram**
Jack Durels*
Matt Durrin*
Matthew Dustin*
Ellen Dye**
Haley Eakin**
Kimberly Earhart*
Randall Easton*
Emily Eaton*
Markell Ebert*
Christian Edington**
Dylan Edmunds**
Tristan Egelhoff*
Emily Eicholtz**
Benjamin Eickholt*
Kirk Elliott*
Dawes Elwood*
Jason Enewold*
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Elizabeth Engebretson*
Jordyn England*
Emily Engstrom*
Sanden Enos*
Olin Erickson*
Tanner Everard**
Ross Everett*
Zachary Falen*
Alisha Falk*
Melissa Falkenstein*
Jacob Fallon*
Elizabeth Fannin*
Hannah Fatland*
Michael Fazekas*
Logan Fehler*
Haley Feider**
Hana Feilzer*
Olivia Feller*
Bobbi Field**
Kit Fieldhouse*
Kristal Fifield*
Brittany Finch**
Theresa Finnegan**
Caelan Fisher**
Kelli Flanigan**
Erin Flood*
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Erin Flores*
Tiffany Folkes*
Korin Fontaine*
Racquel Fontanilla*
Christopher Foote*
Camille Ford*
Haley Ford**
Jacqueline Forsyth**
Heather Fortner**
Daniel Fouts*
Janessa Fowler*
Joseph Frank**
Hope Freier*
Katharine French*
Chelsea Frison*
Jacob Fromm*
Nicholas Fry*
Sarah Fugman*
Brandon Fulbrook*
Lance Fulker*
Madison Funk**
Mary Fussell**
Melanie Gagen*
McKenna Gagner*
Ruby Gale**
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Keon Gallagher*
Marielle Gallagher**
Logan Ganieany*
Gabrielle Garcia**
John Gardner**
Genevieve Garibay*
Autumn Garrison**
Kimberly Garrow*
Anna Gasner*
Meaghan Gaul**
Kailey Gaustad*
Serina Geames*
Rachel Gearheart*
Augustus Geldersma*
Damaris Gemmer*
LeShawn George*
Vincent George*
Paulo Giacomelli*
Nathaniel Gies**
Rachel Gilpin**
Katherine Gimino**
Rachelle Ginn**
Keith Ginoff**
Mary Gintz**
Hannah Gitlin*
Erin Gleason**
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Ryan Glennon**
Cheyenne Goetz*
Olivia Gomes*
Elizabeth Gomez**
Irma Gomez**
Ian Gonzales**
Hayley Goodin*
Keenan Goodman**
Meghan Goodpasture**
Ana Goodwin*
Jerry Goodwin*
Alena Gostnell*
Hunter Gragert*
Carolyn Graham*
Tara Graham*
Zoe Graham**
Ryan Graham-Laughlin**
Jonathan Green*
Madelyn Green*
Katelynn Greenberg*
Chase Greenfield*
Wendy Gregory**
Miranda Grehan*
Oscar Grey**
Lindsey Greytak*
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Brittany Groesbeck*
Tyler Grogan*
Dylan Gross**
Hannah Gulbrandson*
Rylee Gulde*
Katherine Gundlach*
Katie Gundlach*
Shae Gurney*
Jennifer Haas*
Jordan Haas**
Hannah Habighorst**
Keely Hackett*
Rita Hackett*
Charles Hagel*
Sophie Hainline*
Blayne Hale*
Anastasia Halfpap*
Jason Hall*
Katerina Hall*
Shirley Hall*
Haydn Halsted*
Jared Halvorson*
Shevin Halvorson*
Josiah Hamer*
Megan Hamilton*
Ryan Hamilton*
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Brandy Handy*
Richard Hanes**
Daniel Haniszewski*
Taylor Hansen**
Anders Hanson*
Erin Harbaugh*
Rosa Hardarson*
Aerionna Hardesty*
Finnean Hargesheimer-Carroll*
Kristopher Harlow**
Colby Harms*
Tian Harrington*
Jacob Harris*
Mahala Harris*
Kaley Harrison-Walker*
Christine Harsell Napier**
Kendra Hart*
Brooke Hartman*
Caleb Hartman-Pickens*
Darcy Hartzell*
Zikri Hasanbasri*
Ashli Hatcher*
Connor Haworth**
Madison Haynes*
Eliza Hazen*
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Henriette Hearn*
Sarah Hecht*
Kathryn Heckert*
Amy Heis*
Aaron Held*
Riley Helgoe*
Staci Hemmer**
Jacki Hemstreet*
Morgan Henderson*
Heather Hendrickson**
Marc Hendrickson**
Anna Hendrix*
Ashleigh Henry*
Reid Hensen*
Margaret Hering*
Bryan Herrin*
Karlena Heward*
Rachael Heydon**
Mikael Heydt*
Meghan Hilario-Bryers**
Katrina Himmelreich*
Joely Hiniker*
Kari Hinkle**
Takayuki Hisakawa*
Laurel Hitchborn*
Calyn Hitchcock**
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Erika Hoaby**
McKayla Hoedel*
Geoffrey Hoefer*
Haley Hoepfner**
Makenzi Hoffman*
Michelle Hoffman*
Bethany Holland*
Hannah Hollenback**
Tristen Hollist*
Dakota Holman*
Pamela Holman**
Sarah Holt*
Joseph Hopkins*
Katelyn Hopkins*
Jenna Hoppe*
Stacy Hopper**
Dannette Horner*
Aleashia Hoskins*
Jodie-Lee Hostetler**
Thomas Houska*
Desmond Howard*
Katharine Howard*
Leif Howard**
Lacey Huckle*
Cory Hudson Orellana*
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Ericka Hughes**
Isaac Humble*
Mary Humphreys**
Joshua Hungate*
Genie Hutcheson*
Jordan Hutchings*
Hannah Hutchins**
Brandi Hyatt**
Kiehly Hyde**
Joshua Ibarra*
Ellen Ipsen**
Madison Irwin*
Janine Jackson*
Salynn Jacob*
Adam Jacobs*
Joel Jacobs**
Luke Jacobs*
Josie Jacobson**
Kaila Jacobson**
Kathryn Jacquet**
Jessica Janson**
Nicole Jarrett**
Jayme Jarvey*
Garrett Jasnicki*
Julian Jaszczak*
John Jeffrey*
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Andrea Jenko**
Morgan Jett*
Nathan Jewett*
Kirsten Joerns*
Kari Johansson*
Cameron Johnsen*
Alyssa Johnson**
Anna Johnson*
Ava Johnson**
Ian Johnson*
Ryan Johnson*
Tanner Johnson*
McKenzie Johnston*
Hilary Johnstone**
Abigail Jones**
Alec Jones*
Christopher Jones*
Nicolle Joseph*
Keegan Jost*
Renae Justice*
Carson Kadas*
Rebecca Kallem*
Emily Kardash**
Dinah Kashirets*
Hana Kasm**
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Rachel Kaufman**
Michaela Keast**
Graeson Keisel**
Caroline Kelley*
Kylyn Kelly**
Joel Kempff*
Aidan Kendall*
Chelsea Keys**
Cameron Kia Weix*
Christian Kiemele*
Victoria Kiesel**
Brandon Kieser**
Alison Kilgore**
Gabin Kim*
Abram Kimball*
Lauren Kingsford*
Caroline Kinsley*
Sven Kjelsrud**
Cameron Klise*
Jamie Kneese**
John Knight**
Amanda Knudson**
Carly Knudson**
Victoria Koch**
Sophia Kohrman*
Katherine Kok*
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Kezia Kolb**
Jennifer Konicek**
Galen Koon*
Lauren Korn*
Kyla Kozole*
Schalene Kraft*
Klemensas Krasaitis*
Genevieve Krause*
Patrick Kreitzberg*
Zachary Krell*
Jordyn Kronenberg*
Fabijan Krslovic**
Laura Krumm*
Isabel Kruse*
Cynthia Kuhlman**
Meghan Kuhns*
Carl Kulper*
Camile Kurtz**
Amanda Kuster*
Colton Kyro*
Wyatt LaBelle*
Jordan Lahr*
Elisabeth Landes**
Miranda Lanford*
Ken Langella**
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Angela Langer**
Erin Langley**
Isabel Langlois*
Charlotte Langner**
Caitlin Larson**
Kelwin Last Star*
Joel Lawson*
Phuoc Le*
Tessa Leake*
Megan Leathers**
Parker Lee*
Zakary Lee*
Alicia Leggett*
Kaley Lenhart*
Korin Leroy*
John Leske*
Jessica Lester*
Tori Lettus*
Logan Lewis*
Peter Lewis*
Shuo Li*
Elizabeth Lichte**
Zane Ligas*
Katie Lindstrom*
David Linzmeyer**
Heidi Lissau**
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Liuyan Liu*
Sharon Loa**
Shanel Locke*
Dennis Logan*
Mackenzie Lombardi**
Grant Long*
Matthew Long*
Michael Long*
Tobin Long*
Michelle Louis*
Bailey Love*
Kezia Lovelady-Speer*
Savannah Lovitt**
Matthew Lowery*
Marissa Lowes*
Patrick Loynd*
Morgan Luce**
Lenore Ludlow*
Jessica Luedtke*
Nicole Luhrs*
Nicole Luloff*
Parker Lund*
Nathan Lundin*
Sarah Luth*
Alasdair Lyon*
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Juyeon Lyu**
Liam MacDonald*
Ryan MacNeill**
Jacob Maclay*
Mary Magill*
Isaac Mahn*
Taylor Maida*
Donna Managhan*
Cassidy Mann**
Shea Mann*
Paul Marchello**
Kelsie Maricelli*
Lauren Marino*
Tyler Markle*
Erin Martin**
Gordon Martin*
Jessie Martin*
Mikaela Martin*
Lynn Martyn*
Joshua Masias**
Nicolas Matallana**
Tami Mathis*
Madeline Matia**
Katherine Matthews**
Mark Maus*
Ashley May*
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Anthony Mayer*
Makenzie Mayfield**
Timothy Mayfield**
Jared Maynard*
Joseph McCann**
Dylan McCarthy*
Morgan McCarthy*
Sean McChesney**
Kathryn McClaine*
Sean McClure*
Tyler McClure*
Mary McCormick**
Jared McCoy**
Aunica McCullough*
Rachel McCullough*
Daniel McDonald*
Janessa McDonough**
Megan McGowan*
Christine McGrath**
Ian McILnay*
Mariah McIntosh**
Scott McKay*
Carol McKenzie*
Alex McLain*
Amber McLane*
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Christin McNees**
Sean McNulty*
D'Aarion McWhorter**
Rae Mckay**
Chandice Meadows*
Kira Means*
Melissa Mehring**
Megan Merhar*
Rachael Messer*
Forrest Messerman*
Julius Metcalf*
Katherine Meyers**
Sergej Michaud*
Leonardo Michelin*
Claire Michelson*
Holly Miklos*
James Millay*
David Mills-Low*
Peter Mimnagh-Fleming*
Tyler Mink*
Jenner Minto**
Craig Misajet**
Lily Mitchell*
Margaret Mitzel*
Ross Monasmith*
Berit Mondale*
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Shane Moody*
Sophie Moon*
Connie Moothart*
Corle Morefield**
Trey Morger*
David Moroff**
Georgia Morrison**
Harley Morrison*
Monica Moscarello**
Eric Mosley*
Bao Moua*
DeLayne Moulton*
Christian Mu**
Emily Muehlhausen*
Aubrey Mullins*
Tyler Mullins*
Chad Mullman*
Shauna Muns**
Megan Murdoch*
April Murphy**
Kathryn Murphy**
Lonnie Murphy*
Alexander Mustard*
Theodore Muth*
Kaylee Nassiri*
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Dante Natali Olson**
Andrew Nau*
Laurel Naylor*
Brittany Nedrow-Blevins*
Maxx Nehser*
Bryce Neibergs*
Carrie Nelson*
Jalynn Nelson*
Janis Nelson*
Megan Nelson**
Sarah Nelson**
Keenan Nerby*
John Nettles*
Matthew Neuman*
Mikayla Neuman*
Jared Newell*
David Nguyen**
Leonard Nichol*
Jeffrey Nichols*
Aaron Nicholson*
Debra Nickelson*
Phillip Niehenke*
Jenna Nile*
Elijahwa Ninnemann*
Jaiden Nisbet-Dorris**
Alleluia Noell*
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Amanda Nokleby*
Kevin Nolan*
Stacy Norberg**
Magdalena Noriega*
Maciej Nosek*
Drew Novak*
Heather Nygard*
Kathleen O'Dell*
Shareena O'Dell**
Kelsey O'Donnell*
Ashley O'Hara*
Shannon O'Hara*
Mason O'Kiernan**
Jeremy Oades*
Sydney Obstar**
Jason Ochsner*
Sara Odenthal*
Jakob Oetinger*
Carissa Okragly**
Ashley Olsen**
Erica Olson*
Katherine Olson**
Ping Olson**
Faddy Omar*
Julia Oosi*
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Bethany Ordiniza**
Samantha Orr*
Mallory Ortego*
Colby Ostheimer**
Jackson Ottman*
Luke Overland**
Jennifer Owens*
Kristen Owens*
Michelle Owens*
Chanelle Paakkonen*
Cammie Pablo*
Tanner Pace**
Kapuaokamaka Paiaina**
Jason Palacio*
Carson Panion*
Sierra Pannell**
Lauren Parks**
Jayme Parrish**
Caitlyn Patel*
Philip Patrick**
Gabrielle Patterson*
Kiaya Paulsen*
Abigale Paulson*
Danni Payton*
Ashlee Pedersen**
Chanelle Pederson*
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Tanner Pedretti*
Jerod Peitsmeyer*
Micah Pengilly*
Bailey Penninger**
Selah Pesanti*
Kaylee Peters*
Kelly Peterson**
Walter Pfau*
Abby Pfeifer**
Lukas Phelan*
Alexa Pierson**
Kammi Pilati*
Gavin Ploger**
Tierney Plumley*
Caroline Pompa*
Rachel Poole**
Aleesha Porter*
Kyle Portnell**
Aubrey Powell**
Gregory Powell*
Jennifer Powers**
Jessica Pratt**
Jessica Preece**
Tiki Preston*
Mackenzie Prichard*
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Kathryn Priest*
Julie Pritchard**
Sofronio Propios*
Sahar Qasem Muthna*
Natalie Quappe*
Braeden Quinn*
Sean Quinn*
Isabel Quintero*
Hunter Raab*
Makenzie Ranger*
Maryellen Rasch-Hall*
Kaitlin Rasor*
Betsy Rattler**
Sean Ray*
Daniela Razo*
Alan Reardon**
Eli Redeker*
Mikeala Reesman**
Michael Reid*
Lauren Reineking*
Brittney Reinholz*
Ashley Reloba**
Madison Renaldo*
Marshall Renna*
Sarah Renteria*
Katie Resch*
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Stephen Resset*
Chloe Reynolds*
Nikia Reynolds*
Allison Rhoads*
Anisa Ricci**
Alexandra Richardson**
Amber Richter*
Joseph Riemensnider*
Alexander Riffey**
Cody Riley*
Collin Riley*
William Riley**
Gillian Ritchie*
Randall Rivas*
Megan Robbins*
Chris Roberts*
Gail Roberts*
Kenedee Roberts**
Alice Robertson**
Alexis Robinson*
Michelle Robinson*
Ethan Rocheleau*
Jack Roddy*
Gabriela Rodli**
Delaney Rogers**
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Benjamin Rolin*
Brielle Rolle*
Keith Rongstad*
Gregory Rosbarsky**
Bailie Rosling*
Danielle Ross*
Meghan Ross*
Matthew Rossmiller*
Shelby Rosston*
Jesse Rowan*
Robert Rummel**
Noah Rummel-Lindig**
Bradley Ruple*
Samuel Ryan*
Brenna Saffel*
Leah Salcido*
Kennedy Salonen**
Mikaela Samson*
Sydney Sandefur*
Tess Sandefur*
Matthew Sanner*
Jackson Sapp*
Dillon Sarb*
Freya Sargent*
Seth Sasser**
Jordan Sattler**
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Gretchen Sauer*
Tanner Saul*
Benjamin Saunders*
Roy Savage*
Margaret Schaefers*
Michelle Schenk**
Anna Schmautz*
Hunter Schmidt*
Margo Schmidt*
Tucker Schmidt*
Ryan Schmitz*
Wendy Schneider*
Baylee Schreder*
Kevin Schueller**
Olivia Schuler*
Andrew Schulz*
Nicole Schulz*
Jesse Schuster*
Dustin Schwarz*
Jacob Schwarz*
Michael Schwisow*
Emily Scott**
Macklyn Scott*
Stephen Scranton*
Ellen Sears*
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Paige Sears**
Kurt Secrest**
Parker Seibold*
Kelly Seitz**
Mason Selby*
Daisy Sells*
Darby Semenza*
Holly Senger*
Jasmine Sewell**
Dmitriy Shambra*
Maya Shaughnessy**
Amelia Shields*
Tyrus Shimogaki*
Brian Shoaf*
Bradly Shoen*
Libby Sielski*
Wendy Siemens*
Emily Silks*
Blake Simmel*
Benjamin Simon*
Ryan Skeel*
Rebecca Skoric*
Dianna Skow-Moore*
Brooke Skowyra*
Ashley Slack*
Braelin Small*
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Amanda Smith*
Dewey Smith**
Jeffrey Smith**
Katelin Smith**
Kinsey Smith*
Ryan Smith**
Sarah Smith**
Troy Smith*
Jacob Smyle**
Stefanie Snow*
Samantha Snowberger*
Mini Snyder*
Adrienne Sochia*
Morgan Solonar*
Katherine Soltys*
Hans Sommerhoff*
Emily Sorensen*
Matthew Sorensen*
Alex Soria*
Benjamin Sparrow*
Jaden Sparrow*
Brianna Speltz**
Hailey Spence*
Joshua Spencer*
Alyssa Spenner**
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Georg Sperle*
Adam Stadheim*
Lindsy Staley*
Benjamin Stark*
Ashlin Staso**
James Stauder*
Susan Stedman**
Grace Stefano**
Jessy Stevenson*
Savannah Stewart**
Vanessa Stewart*
Taylor Stilton*
Cari Stinson*
Ryan Stipe*
Nikol Stirling*
Emma Stockholm*
Natalie Stockmann*
Katherine Stokes**
Matthew Stokes*
Anastacia Stokstad**
Lucas Stokstad*
Carley Stone**
Joseph Strange**
Sierra Streuli**
Kaitlyn Strickfaden*
Erica Stroh*
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Laura Sugiyama*
Iman Suleiman*
Mallory Sullivan*
Margaret Sullivan**
Lily Summer*
Jane Summers*
Paris Summers*
Clare Super**
Kira Sussman**
William Sutherland*
Beau Sutton*
Kimberly Sutton*
Berkley Svingen*
Sandra Sweet*
Brooke Swenumson*
Daria Swift*
Kari Syrjala*
Kayla Szatkiewicz*
Keith Szudarski*
Joseph Tabor**
Haley Tack*
Tayleigh Talmadge*
Sienna Tamagni*
Hiromasa Taniguchi*
Holden Tarver*
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Alexis Tate*
Michelle Tatko*
Maylin Tavarez*
Audrey Taylor*
Garen Teders*
Christina Tempel*
Karly Terrell*
Mikaya Terzo*
Hudson Therriault*
Max Thibeau**
Britta Thomas*
Jordan Thomas*
Matthew Thomas*
Bayleigh Thomason*
Benjamin Thomsen*
Destini Throop*
Kathryn Tiemessen*
Erin Tilka*
Reggie Tilleman*
Giana Tindall**
Caleb Tipp*
Tassia Tkatschenko**
Hanna Todd*
Kathleen Todd*
Kelly Toney*
Megan Treece*
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Patrick Trottier**
Ross Trout*
Katherine Troxel*
Wyatt Trull*
Cameron Tryhus**
Gabrielle Tusberg*
Bryan Tutt**
Anna Tuttle*
Isabelle Tutwiler**
Madison Tveidt*
Samantha Twedt*
Kentaro Uchimoto*
Kelly Umbaugh*
Kori Ungaretti**
Sidney Upchurch*
Dakota Vaccaro**
Kayleigh Valley*
ElizabethLouise Vance-Kaye**
Donald Vander Veen*
Chi Xia Vang*
Iaong Vang*
Manewan Vang*
Soela Vanleishout*
Estefano Vasquez Zamora*
Augustus Vaughn*
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Margarita Vega*
Marc Velling**
John Venters**
Clare Vergobbi**
Kyle Verhovshek*
Laurel Vielle**
Lexianne Vine*
Zachary Vis*
Jonathan Vivas*
David Von Eschen*
Emily Wade*
Tyler Waite*
Ryan Wakefield*
Angela Walker*
Danielle Walker*
Taylor Walker*
Zachary Wall*
Zachary Wallace*
Sarah Walling*
Jacob Walmsley*
Anna Walter**
Austin Walter**
Claire Wang*
Michael Wark*
Katherine Warner*
Rachel Warner**
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Samuel Warner*
Diane Warren**
Julie Warren*
Riley Warren*
Taylor Waslaski*
Arthur Wear*
Mariah Wear**
Amy Weatherbee**
Nelson Weaver**
McKenzie Weber**
Michael Weddle*
Doug Weed*
Mary Weikum*
Caleb Weill*
Jacob Weill*
Drew Wemple*
Jason Wentworth*
Dillon Westhoff*
Kaitlyn Westhoff*
Zachary Westre*
Kailee Wheaton-Schmidt*
Kellen Whelan*
Micheal Whippie*
Cassidy White**
Jason White*
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Jennifer White*
Jeremy White*
Jessica White**
Kyle White*
Bryan Whitt*
Mac Widdicombe**
Kassandra Widhalm**
Hallie Widner*
Tyler Wiedmer*
Laci Willett*
Aaron Williams*
Alexander Williams*
Christopher Williams*
Eric Williams*
Graham Williams*
Griffin Williams*
Jamie Williams*
Lyle Williams*
Kelly Williamson*
Lauren Williamson*
Beau Willis*
Mitchell Wills*
Silas Wilmerding*
Hannah Wilson*
Sarah Winchell*
Joshua Wisniewski*
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Thomas Wolf**
Holly Womack*
Emily Wood*
Alyssa Woods**
Jonathan Woods*
Valerie Woodson*
Samantha Worster**
Elly Wright*
Brittani Wulf**
William Wyckoff**
Jakob Wyder*
Taylor Wyllie*
Jacob Wypasek*
Ziqing Xie**
Beau Yamasaki**
Kelly Yancy**
Marianna Yearboro**
Casey Ygnatowiz*
Alison Young**
Josephine Young*
Erin Zadina**
Trent Zander*
Zane Zanzig**
Nicole Zarling*
Abigail Zenner*
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Zhibing Zhou**
Tanner Zimmerman**
Alex Zimorino*
Tammy Zink*
Talia Zook*
MOIESE:
Ashley Shoemaker**
MONARCH:
Holly Croff**
MONTANA CITY:
Sierra Garza**
NOXON:
Austin Johnson*
OILMONT:
Rachel Ehlers*
PABLO:
Stephanie Mcdonald*
PARK CITY:
Brittany Berg**
Michaela Gieser**
Mariah Ray**
PHILIPSBURG:
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Daniel Stoken**
PINESDALE:
Samuel Allred**
Sherry Clarke*
Kassia Herbert**
Allison Jessop**
Carlie Jessop*
Carolyn Jessop*
Chantel Jessop**
Shelby Jessop*
Dillon Lewis*
Kayla Lewis*
Jason Reynoso*
Joshua Reynoso*
Rula Weidow**
Amber Wissenbach*
Ashley Wissenbach**
PLAINS:
Callie McDonald**
PLENTYWOOD:
Dakota Simonson*
Kirsten Tryan*
POLSON:
Nina Araos*
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Jordan Bernhardt*
Karmen Borchers*
Ferrol Brown*
Kenyon Cairns*
Dylan Cooper*
Quinton Decker**
Kayla Duford**
Mackenzie Forbis*
Laura Freeman*
Antonio Hendricks*
Alisha Jore*
Haley Kendley**
Mollie Lemm*
Kalvin Patterson**
Hannah Potter*
Ruby Roberts*
Taylor Rost**
POPLAR:
Jonathan Daniels*
POTOMAC:
Alessandra Alcala*
POWER:
Carly Chapdelaine**
Isaiah Dunk*
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Alicia Murray*
RAPELJE:
Bianey Ambriz*
Gregory Arno*
RED LODGE:
Keri Nauman**
Eli Nordstrom*
Erica Stubblebine*
ROBERTS:
Konner King**
Elsie Wipplinger*
RONAN:
Andria Donovan**
Richard Luchau*
Merideth Molzhon*
ROUNDUP:
Morgan Eliasson*
Robert King*
SAINT IGNATIUS:
Paden Alexander*
Marni Baer*
Christopher Camel*
Sydney Castor**
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Zharelle Edwards*
Alan Harriman*
Brandon Wilber*
Amber Williams*
Dorothy Young*
SAINT REGIS:
Haleigh Bontrager*
Elizabeth Pruitt*
SEELEY LAKE:
David Cahoon**
Holly Cahoon*
Shenoah Curley Wildshoe*
Shanna Devore**
David Rich*
Buck Stokes*
Derek Tupper*
SHELBY:
Samuel Becker*
Kelly Hasquet*
Kaela Rideout**
Kelsey Smedsrud*
Briane White*
SHEPHERD:
Colton Kloppel*
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Carson MacIntyre*
SHERIDAN:
Katie Hall*
SIDNEY:
Kory Halvorson*
Jolynne Simard*
Christoffer Sommerfeld*
SILESIA:
Charli White*
SILVER GATE:
Casey Shifflett*
Kyle Shifflett*
SOMERS:
Brittany Kretske**
STANFORD:
Mary Mikeson**
STEVENSVILLE:
Whitney Alexander**
Charles Alkula*
Camille Baker*
Alissa Bear**
Amanda Bennett*
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Katie Benson*
Caleb Bonny**
Anne Capovani*
Devin Carlson*
Alexia Coston*
Jami Danczyk*
Richard Daniels*
Jessie Devine*
Kali Dimmitt-Griffin*
Hannah Dresser*
Jason Falk**
Christopher Haney*
Madison Hoskinson*
William Jarvis**
Samantha Jorgensen*
Christopher Lords*
Alexander Lotan*
Rebecca McCarron*
Danae McNamara**
McKayla McNamara**
Claus Meier*
Marcie Miller*
Jaedon Mooren*
Benjamin Nalls*
Michele Noonan*
Bryan Painter*
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Sarah Peterson*
Kathryn Reese**
Adelle Reissing*
Audrey Rohlman*
Victoria Scothorn*
Timothy Severson**
Ruby Siegel**
Alycia Sims*
Sonia Soto*
Christina Spokas**
Lucas Teynor*
Carly Vercruyssen*
SUNBURST:
Justine Bye**
Emily Griffin*
Samuel Miller*
Andrew Ryan*
SUPERIOR:
John O'Brien*
Morgan Sarmento*
Bradley Smith**
Nicole Stroot*
Jennifer Walker**
Lisa Yakubowski**
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Vincent Yakubowski*
SWEET GRASS:
Courtney Lindskog*
THOMPSON FALLS:
Aicia Curran*
Annie Gustafson**
Aislinn Hillmon*
Nicole Ribeiro*
Linda Schimming**
THREE FORKS:
Tucker Bronson*
TOWNSEND:
Clint Reichert**
TROUT CREEK:
Abraham Hidy*
Benjamin Seratt*
TROY:
Alan Carmignani*
Kasey Faur*
Craig Helmrick*
Azure Stever*
TURNER:
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Jebediah Rosen**
Katherine Smith**
Krista Smith**
Emily Walling*
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Malia Morris**
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Ross Strauser*
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Anne Sacry**
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Mackenzie Young*
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UM VETS Office Earns Award for Student Service
June 02, 2017
MISSOULA – The Veterans Education and Transition Services Office at the University of Montana recently received the 2017 Montana Joining Community Forces – Organization Award in recognition of its service to student veterans at UM.
The award is presented annually to a Montana nonprofit or service organization that has raised the standard for delivery of services and programs that benefit the Montana military community. It recognizes an innovative, collaborative, service-driven and compliant organization that serves as a model for others to emulate.
The UM VETS Office earned the accolade for its efforts over the past several years to reshape itself into an organization of positive action and productivity that is steadfastly committed to helping UM student veterans through academic empowerment, educational services and connections to the necessary resources required to excel.
“The University of Montana has made great efforts over the past several years to impact the lives of veterans and their family members on campus,” said Shawn Grove, VETS Office director. “This award is a recognition for the entire UM community, as our work in the VETS Office would not be possible without the concerted efforts and http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/060217vets.php[1/23/2018 10:13:04 AM] UM VETS Office Earns Award for Student Service - UM News - University Of Montana
dedication of the campus as a whole.”
A statewide network based on the national model, Montana Joining Community Forces works to maximize support- delivery efficiency and enhance communication to assist in the successful reintegration of service members, veterans and their families. More information is online at http://montana.networkofcare.org/veterans/.
For more information call Grove at 406-243-2744 or email [email protected]. More information on the UM VETS Office is online at http://www.umt.edu/veterans/.
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Contact: Shawn Grove, UM VETS Office director, 406-243-2744, [email protected].
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UM Ranks Among Top Online Master of Public Health Programs
June 01, 2017
MISSOULA – The University of Montana’s Master of Public Health program recently was recognized as one of the 30 best online programs by The Best Schools, an online resource empowering users to make informed education decisions.
UM was ranked No. 25 on the list based on the quality of the program, the types of courses offered, the faculty, awards, rankings and reputation – including UM’s reputation for effectively providing online degree programs.
"We are excited and honored to be ranked by The Best Schools, as it recognizes the excellence provided by our faculty and staff, as well as the high quality and dedication of our students," said Tony Ward, professor and chair of the school. "We look forward to improving our rankings in future years."
For a detailed explanation of the methodology used for the ranking, visit http://www.thebestschools.org/rankings/best-online-master-public-health-degree-programs/#methodology. The full listing of “Online MPH degrees: The 30 Best Master of Public Health Degrees” can be found at http://www.thebestschools.org/rankings/best-online-master-public-health-degree-programs/. http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/060117mphr.php[1/23/2018 10:13:09 AM] UM Ranks Among Top Online Master of Public Health Programs - UM News - University Of Montana
For more information on UM’s School of Public and Community Health Sciences, visit http://health.umt.edu/publichealth/.
Contact: Tony Ward, professor and chair, UM School of Public and Community Health Sciences, 406-243-4092, [email protected].
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UM Journalism Student Documentary Takes National In-Depth Reporting Award
June 01, 2017
MISSOULA – The University of Montana School of Journalism student-produced documentary on autism in Montana recently won the top award in the Television In-Depth Reporting category of the national Society of Professional Journalists’ 2016 Mark of Excellence Awards.
"Aging Out: Autism in Montana" documents the struggles of four Montana families with children on the autism spectrum. Students in the journalism school’s Documentary Film Unit class researched, directed and produced the program, which focuses on the lack of services and care for young adults with autism and how parents are searching for options.
The documentary is online at http://watch.montanapbs.org/video/2365761459/.
"Our students choose their own documentary topic, and I’m so proud of them for tackling such an underreported issue in Montana," said John Twiggs, UM adjunct journalism professor. "These awards represent the best in collegiate journalism, and this recognition represents the quality of production our students accomplished to tell this important story." http://news.umt.edu/2017/06/060117atsm.php[1/23/2018 10:13:15 AM] UM Journalism Student Documentary Takes National In-Depth Reporting Award - UM News - University Of Montana
After winning first place in the region that comprises Montana, Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington, "Aging Out: Autism in Montana" went on to compete against the top in-depth reporting winners from 11 other regions in the country. SPJ announced the documentary as the overall national winner in May. The results are online at https://www.spj.org/moe16.asp.
The national winners will be recognized at the Excellence in Journalism conference Sept. 7-9 in Anaheim, California.
Established in 1914, the UM School of Journalism has trained generations of journalists in print, broadcast, photography and digital media. The school regularly ranks among the top 10 journalism schools in the United States. Learn more at http://www.jour.umt.edu.
Contact: John Twiggs, UM School of Journalism, 406-243-4565, [email protected].
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