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Workforce Development Intern Highlight: Gabriella Cameron

Meet Gabriella Cameron, an undergraduate student who participated in the 2022 CREWS Workforce Development internship program

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Dr. Aaron Thomas Leads $10M Project to Advance Native American STEM Education Across the West

Dr. Aaron Thomas, Diversity and Inclusion lead on the CREWS project, will act as the Principal Investigator for a new grant that funds Cultivating Indigenous Research Communities for Leadership in Education, or the CIRCLES Alliance.

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UM Vision Magazine Features CREWS Research

UM 2022 Vision magazine features Upper Clark Fork River research.

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Registration now open for CREWS Year 4 All Hands Meeting

Registration is now open for the Montana NSF EPSCoR CREWS Year 4 All Hands Meeting, which will take place from September 7-8 at the Forge Hotel in Anaconda, MT

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Dr. Stephanie Ewing named as new Director of the Montana Water Center

Dr. Stephanie Ewing, professor at MSU and lead of the CREWS Judith River Watershed Team, was recently named as the new Director of the Montana Water Center

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Montana State University students mentored by CREWS scientist receive national recognition for environmental health research

Three undergraduate students mentored by CREWS scientist Dr. Mari Eggers receive national recognition for their research in environmental health

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CREWS Graduate Students Present at Diving into Data Workshop

CREWS graduate students Riley Logan and Megan Moore presented their research at a Diving into Data workshop hosted by the Science Math Resource Center in February

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Teagan Leitzke, a Ph.D. student at Montana Tech, pours a slurry of magnetite and water into the continuous flow metal recovery system. The slurry flows through the static mixer column to a magnet, where the magnetite is collected, and water continues to flow out of the system. Photo credit: Amanda Badovinac

Montana Tech Awarded $24M Grant to Develop Materials Technology for Rare Earth Element Processing Research Program

Montana Technological University was recently awarded a five-year, $24M research and development grant to develop a research program called "Materials Technology for Rare Elements Processing." Dr. Jerry Downey, a CREWS research lead, will be the PI for the award, which will build on advances in the Continuous Flow Metal Recovery System (CFMR) developed during CREWS.

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Private water fill truck in Ryegate, MT. Many Central Montanans who reside outside city limits haul water from communal fill stations. Credit: Grete Gansauer

Researchers from CREWS NRSS and JRW Teams Celebrate Publication of Two Articles

Researchers and students from the CREWS Natural Resource Social Science and Judith River Watershed teams published two articles in 2021 on rural drinking water systems and infrastructure

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Two CREWS Students Receive Goldwater Scholarships

Two CREWS undergraduate research students, Shannon Hamp who is currently at Montana State University, and Baylie Phillips who is currently at Montana Tech, were announced as Goldwater Scholars! This scholarship is the most prestigious award in the natural sciences, engineering, and mathematics in the United States and is given to sophomores and juniors who show exceptional promise to be the next generation of research leaders in their fields.

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Upcoming Events

Riley Logan Ph.D. Defense

Riley Logan, a CREWS Ph.D. student, will defend their dissertation on Thursday, March 21st at 9 a.m. MT.

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Indiginizing Engineering Education

The ASEE Pacific Northwest Section Annual Meeting will be held March 27-29, 2024 at Montana State University

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M-Hopes Happiness Workshop

Graduate students are invited to join Dr. John Sommers-Flanagan for a fun, interactive, and informative ~2.5-hour workshop on how to apply evidence-based happiness interventions to their lives, and help combat grad school fatigue by prioritizing happiness and well-being.

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Indiginizing Engineering Education

The ASEE Pacific Northwest Section Annual Meeting will be held March 27-29, 2024 at Montana State University

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Wildfire Science Week

The spectrUM Discovery Bench will facilitate wildfire science hands-on activities daily from April 9 - April 13.

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Brushstrokes of Change Art Installation

spectrUM Discovery Area will house an art and poetry installation on climate change and climate resilience from April 15 - May 13.

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Riley Logan Ph.D. Defense

Riley Logan, a CREWS Ph.D. student, will defend their dissertation on Thursday, March 21st at 9 a.m. MT.

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