New Montana Tech dean aims to boost recruitment and study abroad
Kenneth Lee became dean of the School of Mines and Engineering at Montana Tech on July 1, leaving Western New England University. He plans to expand recruitment, diversify the student body, promote international study abroad, and emphasize low tuition as a pathway to debt-free graduation while highlighting mining and engineering career opportunities.
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Montana Standard
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School of Mines and Engineering
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Western New England University
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Queen Elizabeth II's State Funeral Draws World Leaders
Britain bids farewell to the queen with a somber state funeral at Westminster Abbey. King Charles III, Prince William, and young George join descendants as 2,000 mourners gather. The crown, orb, and scepter atop the coffin underscore a 70 year reign. A handwritten message from Charles R rests on the wreath.
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Elizabeth
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Associated Press
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Windsor
England
Montana health department to revert birth certificate rule for transgender Montanans
The Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services says it will follow a judge's order to revert to a 2017 rule allowing transgender Montanans to update birth certificates using a form. A spokesman said the department intends to comply though the timing for implementing the update process is unclear. At least one applicant could not update Monday, while plaintiffs await the department's action amid ongoing litigation.
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Billings
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Montana Secretary of State racked up 1.2 million in legal bills
Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen's office paid Crowley Fleck PLP over 1.2 million dollars in a year to defend several new election laws challenged as unconstitutional. The payments, spanning July 2021 to July 2022, cover only part of ongoing legal costs with multiple lawsuits and a nine day trial in August.
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Jacobsen
Crowley Fleck
Richie Melby
Secretary of State
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