The Mary Maxon Stratford Education Scholarship fund was established in March 2002 by Scott Stratford in honor of his mother, Mary. Mary grew up in Billings and attended Eastern Montana Normal School (now MSU Billings) where she earned her teaching certificate....

The faculty of the department of mathematics at MSU Billings established the Math Faculty Scholarship Endowment in 2006 to provide financial assistance to students majoring in mathematics at MSU Billings. The mathematics major is designed to include students with a...

Mike and Joan Matz have shown their support for MSU Billings in a variety of ways. Both Joan and Mike were active in the MSU Billings Alumni Golf Tournament and have been supportive of the MSU Billings Foundation Wine and Food Festival. Mike and Joan retired from...

Maxine Rawlins Patek was born January 3, 1914. She graduated from Eastern Montana College (now MSU Billings) in 1938 with a teaching degree in elementary education. She taught for many years in the Billings area before retiring in 1976. Maxine died of natural causes...

Max Newlin earned his radiology degree from MSU Billings in 2012 where he graduated with honors. He was employed at Billings Clinic for 7 years and especially enjoyed working in surgery. Max acted as a liaison for students in the radiology program and would often...

May Harper Glantz received her teaching diploma from Eastern Montana Normal School (now MSU Billings) in the summer of 1929. She was a member of the second class at Eastern to receive a Life Teacher’s Certificate. In 1941, May married Harry Glantz. They spent most of...

In January 2017 the McDonald Family announced the establishment of the Judith Covert and Sam E. McDonald, Jr. Family College of Business Freshman Incentive Award. The scholarship aimed to attract business students to MSU Billings. Billings’ native Sam E. McDonald,...

Merle C. “Mike” Gallagher was Superintendent of Schools for Billings School District #2 from 1937-1965. Mr. Gallagher’s leadership and his ability to work with the dedicated citizens who served on the school boards and the education staff during those 28 years firmly...

Lynn B. McMullen was the first president of Eastern Montana Normal School (now MSU Billings), a teachers college that started in Billings in 1927. Dr. McMullen, who came to Montana from the University of Kentucky, was hired to head the school and to teach education...

Founded in 1924, MDU Resources has focused growth on areas in which it has expertise. The company is comprised of both regulated and no regulated businesses that, collectively, operate across much of the United States. These companies sell a broad spectrum of...

The Men’s Basketball Scholarship Endowment was established in 2000 with a gift from an anonymous donor. Earnings from the endowment provide scholarship assistance to men’s basketball players. The first scholarship was awarded in academic year 2005-2006.

Merry Jane Trewhella and her family had a connection with Eastern Montana College (now MSU Billings) that dated back to the 1970s when she and her son, Jim, came to Billings for a clinic at the Montana Center on Disabilities. Jim was involved in the Montana Center...

Dorothy Metz, business woman and philanthropist, established the Metz Family Endowed Scholarship in 2005 in support of the People, Pride, and Promise Campaign for Excellence at MSU Billings. The endowment provides scholarship funding for students attending MSU...

Mike and Cheryl Tehle appreciate the cost of higher education. During the MSU Billings Foundation’s People, Pride and Promise Campaign for Excellence, Mike and Cheryl made a 5-year pledge to establish a scholarship endowment for City College at MSU Billings students....

The Dimich family donated a cabin at Deadman’s Basin to the MSU Billings Foundation. Upon the sale of the cabin in 1991, the Mike Dimich Memorial Endowed Scholarship was established. This scholarship is awarded to a Montana resident with at least a 3.5 cumulative...

As a past trustee and treasurer of the MSU Billings Foundation, Mike Ross earned a reputation as a thoughtful planner and creative problem solver, helping the Foundation with a number of critical ventures. While treasurer, he helped the Foundation structure a...

This award was established to honor the late Mrs. Mildred Griswold, a teacher from Clyde Park, Montana. Griswold was instrumental in providing access to higher education for a student who otherwise would not have attended Eastern Montana College (now MSU...

As the first public kindergarten teacher in the State of Montana, Millicent Preissel Scanlin is a living Montana icon who touched the lives of many children over the years. Millicent Preissel was born June 23, 1911, in New Britain, Connecticut. She was raised in a...

The Montana Association for Rehabilitation (MAR) is a group of professionals in the field of rehabilitation who strive to reduce social barriers through increased disability awareness and promote work and independence for Montanans who live with disabilities. MAR’s...

A sound, effective financial system is vital to the well-being, strength, and prosperity of Montana’s economy. The cornerstone of Montana’s financial system must continue to be the commercial banking industry. The Montana Bankers Association exists to assure the...

The Montana Business Hall of Fame recognizes business leaders who have been successful in private enterprise in Montana. By identifying outstanding examples of business leadership, the Hall of Fame recognizes, shares, and documents stories of success and innovation....

The Montana Center for Inclusive Education (MCIE) serves the diverse population of Montana and provides continuing professional development opportunities for educators and direct service providers. The Center’s mission and vision statements emphasize a commitment to...

The Montana Collision Repair Association is a non-profit corporation that was started in the early 1990s. It is comprised of auto body collision repair facilities, paint and product suppliers, and parts suppliers. The main goal of the association is to provide...

The Montana Society of Certified Public Accountants is an organization of accounting professionals. Their mission is to inspire, empower and impact members to achieve professional excellence. In 1983, MSCPA set up a scholarship at Eastern Montana College (now MSU...

Montana Society of Public Accountants (MSPA) is a non-profit organization of tax and accounting professionals who are dedicated to offering accounting, management, and tax services to the general public. Organized in 1953 and recognized as a tax-exempt organization,...

The MSU Billings accounting discipline faculty established the MSU Billings Accounting Faculty Scholarship in 2012. The faculty saw a need for additional scholarship funding for accounting majors and generously provided the funding. The first scholarship was awarded...

The MSU Billings Alumni Association serves as the liaison between alumni, the community, and MSU Billings. Their goals are to promote and support MSU Billings and its institutional goals, to involve MSU Billings alumni in the life and future of the University, and to...

Eakle and Sue Barfield have faithfully served MSU Billings in two very different, but equally important, roles. Sue is a professor in the College of Education, teaching music and educational theory and practice; Eakle retired from his 16-year position as Facility...

Established in 1968, the MSU Billings Foundation is an independent, non-profit organization under Internal Revenue Service code 501©(3). MSU Billings Foundation’s core purpose is to help MSU Billings achieve excellence. The MSU Billings Foundation advances the goals...

In 1985, the Eastern Montana College Foundation (now MSU Billings Foundation) received a $55,000 contribution from an anonymous donor to fund the Eastern Montana College Scholastic/Leadership Scholarship. The purpose of the scholarship fund was to provide aid to...