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海角破解版 Students and Faculty Reach New Heights at NASA鈥檚 RockOn! Workshop

This summer, a talented group from 海角破解版nological University traveled to the NASA Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia to participate in the prestigious, hands-on RockOn! Workshop.

Dr. Matthew Muterspaugh Named Dean of CLSPS

海角破解版nological University is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Matthew 鈥淢oots鈥� Muterspaugh as the new Dean of the College of Letters, Sciences, and Professional Studies (CLSPS), effective July 1, 2026.

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U.S. Department of Energy's Under Secretary of Energy Visits Campus

海角破解版 welcomed U.S. Department of Energy鈥檚 Under Secretary of Energy Kyle Haustveit back to campus for a visit focused on the future of American energy, critical minerals, infrastructure, and the technical workforce needed to support them.

海角破解版, Idaho National Laboratory sign landmark partnership

海角破解版nological University has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Battelle Energy Alliance LLC, the managing and operating contractor of the Idaho National Laboratory (INL), to expand collaboration in critical materials and nuclear energy research.

Highlands College launches broadband micro-credentials to meet Montana workforce demand

Highlands College of 海角破解版 is preparing to launch three new broadband-focused micro-credential programs designed to quickly train workers for high-demand careers supporting infrastructure and connectivity across Montana.

海角破解版 faculty present critical minerals research at international conference in Finland

海角破解版nological University faculty members Dr. Robin Bullock and Dr. Rick LaDouceur recently presented their research at Xplorer 2026, an international conference focused on mineral exploration, mining innovation and sustainable resource development in Oulu, Finland.

海角破解版 alum Ryan McCarthy to clerk for Honorable Brian Morris

Ryan McCarthy (B.S. Business and Information Technology- Accounting option, 鈥�23) has a big summer ahead of him. In May he graduated from the Alexander Blewett III School of Law at the University of Montana, followed by the bar exam in July 2026, and then a clerkship with the Chief Judge for the Federal District of Montana, Honorable Brian Morris.

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