Department of Education Monday Minutes

Here are your Monday Minutes for February 8-12, 2021. 

From the Department Head

Dear Students and Colleagues, 

I hope you will consider a donation to one of the four projects associated with our department. MSU Giving Day is a wonderful way to support innovative and important initiatives. No donation is too big or too small! 

“When you learn, teach. When you get, give.” Maya Angelou

M S U Giving Day 2021. Onward! Montana State University. February 11 to 12. African Culture Celebration. Dyslexia and Innovation Resource Library. Inclusive Community Camp. Science Olympiad Scholarships.

Ann Dutton Ewbank's signature 

Dr. Ann Ewbank

News and Announcements

  • Our next department meeting is Tuesday, February 16, 12:15-1:30pm in Ann’s WebEx room.

Micki's Desk

  • The deadline to submit your Graduation Application for May 1, 2021 has now passed.  If you missed submitting your Grad Application please contact Micki at edgrad@montana.edu early this week. 

Getting Started on Your Literature Review
Thursday, Feb 11 from 3-4pm
Where: Online

Learn the basics of a literature review - what it is, different types of reviews and how they are organized, and tips to find patterns, arguments, and gaps in the research. You'll also learn how to use Google Scholar and Web of Science to find the literature you need using citation chaining. Register for the Library Workshop today!

Kindness in Graduate Education Week
February 15 - 24

Kindness in Graduate Education Week is a celebration of the acts of kindness that graduate students experience in their busy lives. During the week of Feb 15-24, you can submit acts of kindness that you engage in or experience on or off-campus, and we will help you celebrate them anonymously on our social media.

Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Opportunities

  • February is Black History Month. While it is important to center Black history every day, this month provides a special opportunity to honor the past and present contributions of Black Americans. Take some time to learn about Helena Mayor Wilmot Collins, who fled his home country of Liberia during a brutal civil war, survived starvation and separation from his family, arrived in Helena through the Refugee Resettlement Program, became an American citizen and the first Black mayor in Montana history.

Professional Development & Engagement Opportunities

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  • Our department’s success is determined by our collective accomplishments. Share your own accomplishments with pride! Or if you hear of a colleague or student’s accomplishment, please share. Please send accomplishments and kudos to ann.ewbank@montana.edu.

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