21. Wild Rockies Field Institute WRFI was founded in 1993 by several instructors at the University of montana whofelt that education about ecological processes and relationships, as well as http://www.wildrockies.org/wrfi/general.html

Home Courses Apply now for one of our semester courses: Montana Afoot and Afloat, Canyons of the Rio Grande, or Canyonlands of the Colorado Plateau! Instructors Application Links MISSION The Wild Rockies Field Institute's mission is to: Teach critical thinking about social and environmental issues Foster understanding of and respect for natural and human communities Cultivate a sense of place that encourages personal, social and environmental responsibility WRFI was founded in 1993 by several instructors at the University of Montana who felt that education about ecological processes and relationships, as well as land management policy and human relationships with the land, could be more deeply and honestly explored on site, in the field. Alumni Page WRFI Quotes Photo Gallery Information for Parents ... General Questions, Comments, and Feedback ACADEMICS IN THE NATURAL WORLD Academics is the primary focus of WRFI courses. Our courses seek to understand the complex relationship between ecological processes and human actions. To varying degrees within each course, we study local ecology, policies that dictate land management, and ethics that determine our relationship to the land. We promote rigorous interdisciplinary learning through a diversity of readings, discussions and experiences. On our courses, you will have the opportunity to question local land managers, survey impacted ecosystems, and explore alternative philosophies for living on the land. We will encourage you to integrate your knowledge and experiences and to identity the connections between issues in ways that go beyond the boundaries of traditional education.

22. Montana Board Of Public Education The Board of Public education was created by the montana Constitution of 1972 toexercise general supervision over the elementary and secondary schools of the http://www.bpe.state.mt.us/about_us.htm

Mission Statement 5 Year Plan In addition to the constitutional mandate to exercise general supervision o f the schools, the Board is assigned specific responsibilities by the Montana Legislature. A partial list of duties requires the Board to: adopt standards of accreditation for Montana schools and establish the accreditation status of each school; effect a system of teacher certification, including the accreditation of the teacher and administrator training programs; consider the suspension or revocation of teacher certificates and hear appeals from the denial of teacher certificates; administer and order the distribution of state equalization aid; adopt policies for the special education of handicapped and gifted and talented students; act as the governing agency for the Montana School for the Deaf and Blind.

23. International Bureau Of Education. International Activities. Databanks. World Da general information about the Office; current programmes and projects; educationprofile of montana; curriculum guides; legislation; directory of schools http://www.ibe.unesco.org/International/Databanks/Wde/namerica.htm

Official information sources on education North America Western Europe Africa South of Sahara Asia and the Pacific Central Europe and former USSR ... Middle east and North Africa General information sources Background information Statistics and indicators Databases on education systems Web resources Educational profiles National reports North America Canada Alberta British Columbia Manitoba ... Guam C anada Federal and nationwide sources Official site of the Council of Ministers of Education , Canada (CMEC), a co-ordinating body through which ministers consult and act on matters of mutual interest. General information about CMEC; current programmes and activities; on-line publications, reports and policy documents; school achievement indicators; statistics and indicators; press releases. A section includes links to Provincial and Territorial Departments and Ministries responsible for education. (In English and French)

24. Montana Tech ONLINE | Www.mtech.edu | Go Diggers! education Certification while completing their general Science degree. PlacementPlacement rates are unavailable since this is a new degree program at montana http://www.mtech.edu/admission/programs.cfm?Program_ID='BSGS'

25. Education montana Water's education pages currently focus on two areas 1 for water operatorsand professionals, and 2) water education for the general public and the http://water.montana.edu/education/default.htm

breadCrumbs("water.montana.edu",">>","default.htm","None","None","None","0"); Water Education Water Professionals Links Montana Water's Education pages currently focus on two areas: 1) training opportunities for water operators and professionals, and 2) water education for the general public and the K-12 education system. Training opportunities for water professionals Training of water system operators and professionals is vital to the maintenance of Montana's expanding rural and municipal water systems. In order to keep our water safe and drinkable, water professionals must keep up with the latest advances in technology, testing procedures, and regulations. This site provides resources to those professionals. Water Education Educating ourselves and our children about water issues such as conservation, watershed management, wetlands, and the water environment is critical to understanding the role we must play in keeping our water clean and safe. This site provides resources to educate the general public, children in grades K-12, and their teachers. Links Visit the Montana Water Links Directory and search the Training category for a listing of organizations providing valuable learning resources for water professionals the general public.

26. General Education Requirements science, and bachelor's degree at montana State UniversityBillings are requiredto fulfill course work within each of the nine general education categories as http://www.msubillings.edu/catalogs/generalcatalog/Output/chapt12.html

General Education Requirements Quick Index to This Page Basis for Assessment Category I - Writing Category II - Oral Skills Category III - Mathematics Category IV - Natural Sciences Category V - Social Sciences Category VI - History Category VII - Cultural Diversity Category VIII - Fine Arts Category IX - Integrated Humanities Experiential Learning Requirement General Requirement Categories International Studies Suggegested Plan of Study Technology Requirements University Honors Program Writing Requirements The purpose of the General Education program at MSU-Billings is to help students acquire the skills, knowledge and attitudes which enable them to be lifelong learners, that is, educated human beings. Lifelong learners have the capacity and propensity to think skillfully in many modes and to communicate with precision and sensitivity. They rely upon a broad background of knowledge of the many ways humans come to know, express themselves, act in the world, and find meaning in life. The general education curriculum is designed both to promote the thinking and communication skills which support lifelong learning and to facilitate increased absorption of that broad background knowledge whereby persons come to understand themselves, others, and the world. In recognition that many courses in majors, minors, and other segments of requirements in degree programs are included in the listing of specific General Education courses which follows, students may use certain courses within their programs to meet both General Education and the other degree requirements. However, the number of credits actually taken may be counted only once toward meeting total graduation requirements. Also, no single course is allowed to count in more than one category within the General Education component.

27. Home - MT Dept Of Justice Mike McGrath Attorney general. the department works hard to protect montana citizensand public safety through leadership, advocacy, education, regulation and http://www.doj.state.mt.us/default.asp

@import url(code/import.css); Jump to content This website's design is only visible in a graphical browser that supports web standards, but its content is accessible to most any browser. For further information, see Help News Crime Victim Services Driving in Montana ... About the Department Search this site: Advanced Search Office of the Attorney General Montana Department of Justice 215 North Sanders Street, Third Floor P.O. Box 201401 Helena, MT 59620-1401 Phone: (406) 444-2026 Fax: (406) 444-3549 E-mail: contactdoj@state.mt.us Get Acrobat Reader to view and print downloadable PDF documents. Mike McGrath Attorney General Welcome to the website of the Montana Department of Justice. Each day the department works hard to protect Montana citizens and improve public safety through leadership, advocacy, education, regulation and enforcement. This site is designed to provide helpful, easy-to-use information and to answer your questions about the Department of Justice and the important work it does. Thanks for your interest in the Montana Department of Justice.

28. Attorney General's Opinions - 1997 - MT Dept Of Justice Index to Attorney general's Opinions 1997 (Click on a specific opinion numberto view 47, 1, 04/07/97, The montana Higher education Student Assistance http://www.doj.state.mt.us/resources/opinionsindex1997.asp

@import url(/code/import.css); Jump to content This website's design is only visible in a graphical browser that supports web standards, but its content is accessible to most any browser. For further information, see Help Home News Crime Victim Services ... About the Department Attorney General's Opinions - 1997 In the table below, click on a specific opinion number to view the full opinion issued by the Attorney General. Volume and Opinion Number Opinion Held Date Issued The Montana Higher Education Student Assistance Corporation (MHESAC) is not a "state bond issuer" as that term is used in Montana Code Annotated § 17-5-2201, and therefore the fees provided in that section are not applicable to bonds issued by MHESAC. A county is primarily responsible to third-party providers for post-arrest medical care given to a person who is ultimately charged with a violation of state law, but the county may thereafter seek recovery from another party pursuant to state law. The clerk of district court is not authorized to charge a nonparty state agency for copies and certification of public district court records.

29. Upcoming Events Chautauqua Short Courses – May 1921, 2003. Visit our montana Conference Pagefor pictures, videos, and summaries of this event. Higher education (general). http://www.sci.ccny.cuny.edu/~chemwksp/events.html

Upcoming Events Welcome to the PLTL Upcoming Events Page. Please let us know of any events you will be presenting at or that you would like to have listed. Email us at info@pltl.org The Multi-Initiative Dissemination Project Workshops and Symposia Spring 2003 v Peer-Led Team Learning: The Workshop Model Chautauqua Short Courses – May 19-21, 2003 c A Mathematics Faculty Development Conference on Peer-Led Team Learning: The Workshop Model Sunday-Tuesday, July 27-29, 2003 v 2003 PLTL National Leadership Conference October 9-12, 2003 c Visit our Montana Conference Page for pictures, videos, and summaries of this event Professional Association Events Biology Chemistry Higher Education (general) Mathematics ... Learning Assistants Organization Title of Meeting Date Location B iology American Physiological Society 2003 APS Physiological Genomics Conference- Understanding Renal and Cardiovascular Function through Physiological Genomics October 1-4, 2003

30. MSU-Northern Site Index general Science; Maps; Maps Havre; Maps - MSU-Northern Campus; Maps - State ofmontana; Master of education Degree; Meal Plan; Minors; Mission Statement; montana http://www.nmclites.edu/site-index.htm

A B C D ... Z A About MSU-Northern Academic Programs/Colleges Academic Senate Academic Support Center ... AFSCME (American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees) AFT (American Federation of Teachers) Agricultural and Mechanical Technology Department AITP (Association of Information Technology Professionals) Alumni Athletic Hall of Fame Articulation and Transfer Agreements ... Return to Top B Bachelor Degree Programs Basketball, Men's Basketball, Women's Beyond Campus (Havre, Higher Ed in Montana, State of Montana) Board of Regents Bookstore at MSU-Northern Business Department Business Office ... Return to Top C Calendar Campus Visits Career Center Catalogs ... Civil Engineering Technology Clubs and Organizations - Students Stepping Up Collective Bargaining Agreements Colleges - Arts and Sciences Colleges - Education ... Return to Top D Degree Programs Degrees, Associates

31. Transfer_agreements general education courses which are transferable within montana. general educationcourses which are transferable within montana. Dawson Community College. http://www.nmclites.edu/stuaffairs/registrar/transfer_agreements.htm

MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY-NORTHERN Transfer agreements and credit for prior experience INDEX TO THIS PAGE MSU-Northern's Online Transfer Equivalency Guide High school tech prep and other college transfer agreements Joint admissions agreements Montana public colleges of technology ... Special block transfer agreements JOINT ADMISSIONS AGREEMENTS Northern has many agreements designed to simplify the acceptance of credit earned at other institutions to meet graduation requirements. The simplest of these is the joint admission agreement . Such agreements allow students to be admitted to MSU-Northern at the same time they are admitted to other institutions. These students will receive faculty advising from both institutions in order to receive the maximum transfer credit upon matriculation at Northern. A sample joint admission agreement can be viewed by following this link. Following are the out-of-state institutions with which Northern currently has joint admission agreements. Centralia College Centralia Washington Chemeketa Community College Salem Oregon Highline Community College Des Moines Washington Lane Community College Eugene Oregon Medicine Hat College Medicine Hat Alb.

32. Native American Home Pages - Education Poplar Middle School on the Fort Peck Reservation in montana. Added 4/15/98; updated8/22/99. general Indian education Resources Aboriginal education http://www.nativeculture.com/lisamitten/education.html

TRIBAL COLLEGES, NATIVE STUDIES PROGRAMS, and INDIAN EDUCATION Last update - March 30, 2003 Maintained by Lisa Mitten Native Education Organizations Tribal Colleges Indian / Native Studies Departments ... List of all Native American and Canadian Indian tribes, nations, and groups, recognized or otherwise NATIVE EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONS American Indian College Fund Added 2/5/99 American Indian Higher Education Consortium (AIHEC) (provides information on all 30 tribal colleges) Updated 2/2/99 American Indian Library Association - AILA Added 1/8/99 - featuring Winds of Change magazine and their College Guide for American Indians , a goldmine of information. Added 2/28/98; updated 5/12/00 AISES Arizona Professional Chapter Added 4/20/99 AISES Colorado Professional Chapter Added 4/20/99 AISES Minnesota Professional Chapter Added 4/20/99 American Indian Studies Research Institute - an interdisciplinary research center at Indiana University for projects focusing on the Native peoples of the Americas. Added 10/3/01 Association of American Indian and Alaska Native Professors Added 8/30/97; updated 7/19/99

33. Welcome To Deaconess Billings Clinic including the state's only special education and rehabilitation of higher learningin the state of montana. Contact Us For general inquiries, email us or call http://www.billingsclinic.com/JobsVolunteers/LivingInMontana.htm

General Information News Regional Locations Visitors Information ... Science Expo Living in Montana Nestled between the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains lies Montana's largest city - Billings. Billings began as a town of shacks and tents scattered along the alkali flats of the Yellowstone River. By 1882, Billings was linked with the rest of civilization when the Northern Pacific Railroad arrived. Fertile soil, plenty of land and transportation attracted thousands of settlers seeking freedom and fortune. Billings grew so fast, it became known as the "Magic City." Adventurers still come to Billings in search of the good life. They discover Billings' modern-day magic results from a growing economy, affordable housing and quality education. Growing Economy Billings' diversified economy is built on agriculture, livestock, tourism, distribution and energy industries. People from throughout Montana, Wyoming and the Dakotas come to Billings for shopping, health care and education. Throughout the years, Billings economic base has continued to expand, diversify and strengthen. The Billings Chamber of Commerce anticipates that during the next decade, Billings will continue to experience steady growth and an expanded economic base.

34. Montana Coalition Of Home Educators Working to bring homeschoolers together to protect montana's home school freedom while maintaining Category Reference education United States montana...... montana's Homeschool Law. Statistical Analysis of Home education in montana.general Home education Information. Some Great Home School Links. Support MCHE. http://www.mtche.org/

The Montana Coalition of Home Educators came together in 1988 as a cooperative effort of many individuals, organizations, and support groups in the state. The goal was to bring homeschoolers together to protect Montana's home school freedom while maintaining the independence and autonomy of the individual families and the existing local and state organizations. To accomplish this goal, a loose network of these groups, individuals and organizations was formed. An executive committee was selected to serve as a central clearinghouse for information, to set up and maintain a communication network, to watch for political and legal threats to Montana's freedom, and to inform homeschoolers and suggest possible actions to meet those threats. MCHE was founded on the basic principles of responsibility and respect. Respect for the right and responsibility of parents to direct the education of their children was the motivation for forming a network for defending that right. Parents were encouraged to exercise personal responsibility for their families by determining for themselves what method of home education would work best for them. Respect for diversity and differences of opinions was encouraged. All parents and groups who wanted to be a part of the Coalition were encouraged to exercise their personal responsibility in defending home education freedom through public relations with legislators and local community, and by being involved with lobbying, hearings, letter writing and other actions needed.

35. SWS - Wetland Education Resources Wetlandsgeneral. Limnology and Oceanography education Resources education department,Environmental Wetland Research Program, School of Forestry, U-montana. http://www.sws.org/education/

Wetland-related Educational Resources Home Membership Journal Regional ... Links Contents Introduction and Goals What is a Wetland? Ownership and Use of materials in these pages Links to Homepages of wetlands-related courses Course materials Links to other sites of interest Contribute to this resource Introduction and Goals Theses pages are intended to facilitate sharing of techniques, skills, tools, and ideas on and about wetland education. It is intended for college and university professors, teaching assistants, and students; however some resources may be useful in K-12 or other educational settings. The material should prove useful in teaching wetlands or limnology, in specialized units in ecology or environmental science/studies courses, or to supplement content in biology, engineering, geology/earth science, political science, and other courses. Please bookmark this page, and encourage your colleagues to visit and participate. As with all Web resources, this site is dynamic and will certainly evolve to meet the needs of users. Your contributions and feedback will help us achieve our goals.

36. Montana Historical Society Home Collection and research information.Category Reference Archives Government United States State...... Genealogical and general research. Books Magazines. Museum Store. CMRussell images, montana gifts, books, and more! education Outreach. http://www.his.state.mt.us/

P.O. Box 201201 225 North Roberts Helena, MT 59620-1201 Current and upcoming events , real and virtual exhibits Museum , and Photograph Archives collections, exhibits, and research guidelines. Genealogical and general research Montana The Magazine of Western History and the MHS Press Museum Store C. M. Russell images, Montana gifts, books, and more! Educational Resources Tours Montana History Conference Volunteer Opportunities ... Student Guide to the History of the State , " The Great Montana History Exam ," and more! Historic Preservation Historic Preservation Services Directory and Montana Archaeology Education Resources Directions, membership , staff, press releases, fee information , Heritage Partners, and Society history Encountering Montana: Lewis and Clark in Big Sky Country Blessings of Liberty: Montana's Constitutions Treasure State Treasures Survey Museum Hours Summer Hours (Memorial Day to Labor Day) Monday-Friday, 8 to 6

37. Montana Historical Society Education And Outreach education and OUTREACH. The montana Historical Society offers a variety of programsand outreach materials for teachers, students, and the general public. http://www.his.state.mt.us/departments/education/

Educational Resources Guided Tours Online Curriculum Resources Calendar of Events ... Student Guide to History of State EDUCATION and OUTREACH History Camp 2001 1867 school lesson at the Twin Bridges School House in Nevada City, MT NEW EXHIBIT!!! Youth Discover the Lewis and Clark Expedition We are now soliciting artwork from K-12 Montana students for an exhibit on the Lewis and Clark expedition. See guidelines for more information. NEW!!! Test Your Knowledge. Take " The Great Montana History Exam ." The Montana Historical Society offers a variety of programs and outreach materials for teachers, students, and the general public. Tours footlockers , the Montana History Conference public programs History Camps volunteer opportunities and more! Home Museum Store Join Us! Historic Preservation

38. Program/Goals Supervision to provide general supervision for the total with montana statutes,the montana Operations Manual, Board of Public education policies and http://www.sdb.state.mt.us/programgoals.htm

Montana School for the Deaf and Blind Program/Goals and Objectives Administration Goals The goal of the Administration Program is to provide effective leadership of the school: manage financial affairs of the school in accordance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles; and to maximize the most efficient use of public funds in educating sensory impaired children. Objectives Leadership - to provide effective leadership for the total school program including administration, education, student services and general services. Supervision - to provide general supervision for the total school program and direct supervision for the heads of departments. Evaluation - to develop, implement and maintain an employee evaluation system for the total school program including the heads of departments which will assist employees to grow and develop professionally. Business Affairs - to conduct the business affairs of the school (including accounting, purchasing and personnel management) in accordance with Montana statutes, the Montana Operations Manual, Board of Public Education policies and procedures and generally accepted accounting and business practices. Budgeting - to prepare biennial budgetary estimates and projections as required and as requested; to prepare annual budgetary documents and information as needed; to maintain and disseminate budget status reports; and to render final accounting summaries at the end of each fiscal year.

39. Northwest Geological Society : Education Links education Includes general links to Universities, Colleges, andSchools. Washington, Oregon, Idaho, montana, British Columbia. AGI http://www.scn.org/tech/nwgs/joust/education_links.htm

Menu Education Links Geoscience Careers AGI Geoscience Careers Canada Geoscience Careers Occupational Outlook Geology Career Counseling Information Education Washington Oregon Idaho Montana ... AGI National Guide to Geoscience Schools Earth Science Teacher Organizations Idaho Earth Science Teachers Association National Association of Geoscience Teachers National Earth Science Teachers Association National Science Teachers Association ... Washington State Science Teachers Association University and College Geology/Environmental Science Departments: Note that not all programs are listed hereonly institutions with available geoscience web pages. Northwest Community College Geoscience Instructor List British Columbia Capilano College Douglas College (New Westminster) (Community College) Okanogan University College (Kelowna) Simon Frasier University (Burnaby-Vancouver) University of British Columbia (Vancouver) University of Victoria (Victoria) Washington Central Washington University (Ellensburg) Eastern Washington University (Cheney) Evergreen State College (Olympia) Pacific Lutheran University (Tacoma-Parkland) Seattle University (Seattle) University of Puget Sound (Tacoma) University of Washington-Geology (Seattle) University of Washington-Geophysics (Seattle) University of Washington-Geotechnical Engineering (Seattle University of Washington-Oceanography (Seattle University of WashingtonTacoma (Tacoma) Washington State University (Pullman)

40. Departments And People Learning Environment, Harvard University, Cambridge Ma, 1986 BA , Liberal Arts, Universityof montana, Missoula, Mt, 1977 AA, general education, University of http://www.bfcc.org/departme.html

DEPARTMENTS AND PEOPLE ADMINISTRATION (406) 338-5441 STUDENT SERVICES (406) 338-5421 ACADEMIC AFFAIRS(406) 338-5411 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION(406) 338-5111 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Harold Dustybull, Chairperson Ms. Barbara Arrowtop, Vice Chairperson Mr. Eugene Grant, Sr., Member Lionel Kennerly, Member Mr. Ronald Kittson, Member Eileen Henderson, ASBCC Student Body President, Member Blackfeet Community College Personnel ADMINISTRATION Mr. Terry Whitright, President, 2002 MEd, Teaching Curriculum and Learning Environment, Harvard University, Cambridge Ma, 1986 BA , Liberal Arts, University of Montana, Missoula, Mt, 1977 AA, General Education, University of California-Berkeley, Berkeley, Ca, 1972 E-mail: tew@bfcc.org Ms. Debra Davis, Vice-President, 1985 M.S., Business Education, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, 1989 B.S., Business, MSU, 1981 E-mail: ddavis@bfcc.org Mr. Ronald 0. Blomquist, Title III Coordinator, 1999 M. Ed., School Administration, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT, 1979 M. Ed., Guidance and Counseling, Eastern Montana College, Billings, MT, 1975

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