CREWS careers: Megan Moore, social scientist / human geographer
Meet Megan Moore, a PhD student at the University of Montana (Department of Society and Conservation) and a member of the EPSCoR Track 1 research team. She is a research assistant with the Upper Clark Fork River team and is also a human geographer studying the Anaconda Co. Smelter Superfund site.
COVID-19 Information
All activities on the CREWS project are following guidelines and directives from the National Science Foundation and the Montana University System.
‘Field-Notes’ on our Virtual Meeting at NSF
Field Notes on our Virtual Meeting at NSF These notes describe our team’s experience switching on short notice from an in-person meeting to a virtual meeting at NSF. We are sharing these informal notes in the event that it helps others prepare for similar changes. Please send any questions to info@mtnsfepscor.org.
EPSCoR and partners launch teacher professional development survey; closes April 17
Montana NSF EPSCoR, with the support of the MSU Science Math Resource Center and Bozeman non-profit School Services of Montana, have launched a statewide survey so Montana public school teachers can share their needs and interests for professional development. The survey will help Montana NSF EPSCoR and its partners better address the needs of educators statewide.
Small Town STEM: Support to travel to Science Action Club training in Spokane
Do you work with youth in an out-of-school program in a Montana small town? Would you like financial support to attend a Science Action Club workshop and bring back STEM resources for your community? In partnership with the Montana Afterschool Alliance, we are pleased to offer travel support to two out-of-school programs to attend the Science Action Club workshop in Spokane, Washington on Feb. 10 and 11, 2020.
EPSCoR Girls' STEM initiative selected for national program on gender equity in toys
The Montana Girls STEM Collaborative, an outreach initiative of Montana NSF EPSCoR, has been selected for a national program called No Limits, which uses Matchbox cars to help tackle the stereotype of what is typically a “boy toy” versus a “girl toy.”
Montana NSF EPSCoR MSU Faculty Honored at Spring 2020 Convocation
Dr. Julia Haggerty and Dr. Joseph Shaw won faculty awards at the MSU 2020 spring convocation.
Upcoming Events
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Fire Science Week at spectrUM
Fire Science Week at spectrUM. December 3-7, 2024. 2-6 pm each day.
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Montana Reverse Site Visit with NSF
The Reverse Site Visit is required in Year 2 of an RII Track-1 project. Montana is scheduled to meet with NSF On April 3, 2025.The RSV is a review/evaluation conducted by teams of external reviewers and the NSF staff.
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Fire Science Week at spectrUM
Fire Science Week at spectrUM. December 3-7, 2024. 2-6 pm each day.
Virtual
Montana Reverse Site Visit with NSF
The Reverse Site Visit is required in Year 2 of an RII Track-1 project. Montana is scheduled to meet with NSF On April 3, 2025.The RSV is a review/evaluation conducted by teams of external reviewers and the NSF staff.