"In 2018, the Medieval Academy of America established the Belle da Costa Greene Award to support the work of a medievalist of color. Da Costa Greene (1883-1950) was a prominent American art historian and the first librarian of the Pierpont Morgan Library in New York. She was also the second...
Dr. Mark Grimes, Associate Professor in the Division of Biological Sciences, became interested in active learning after attending the week-long intensive Summer Institute for Scientific Teaching at The University of Wisconsin in 2007. He had always felt obligated as a scientist to represent...
Jeff Bagley recently graduated with a major in Computer Science and a minor in Mathematics. Bagley entered the University of Montana as a music major (saxophone performance / music education), but switched to computer science during his first semester. He explained, “While this sounds like a...
Ranalda Tsosie is a PhD student in the Doctoral Interdisciplinary Studies program who conducts her research in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry under the direction of Professor Emeritus Edward Rosenberg. She participated in the May graduation ceremony and will finish her degree over...
