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Nine Montana State University students have partnered with local nonprofit organizations as part of the Boardroom Bobcats, the MSU Leadership Institute’s experiential learning program.
Students selected regularly attend board meetings and develop a mentoring relationship with board members of their nonprofit. The MSU Leadership Institute hosts leadership development trainings to help students maximize their experience.
Created and developed by Carmen McSpadden, MSU Leadership Institute director and staff, Boardroom Bobcats was launched in 2016 with the support from a $5,000 seed grant from MSU’s Outreach and Engagement Council.
Caitlin Holzer, student coordinator of the program this semester, said the group is composed of top-notch students and leaders with a dedication to service and community involvement. In a reciprocal partnership, nonprofits gain insights and fresh perspectives from MSU students while training them to become future board leaders, she said. Students gain practical boardroom experience, familiarity with the nonprofit sector, mentee opportunities and lifelong leadership skills.
“MSU students are adding value to their nonprofits and the Bozeman community right out of the gate, and I am excited to see their unique strengths evolve and continue to make an impact,” she said.
This year’s Boardroom Bobcats include (Student, hometown, major, nonprofit partnership):
Montana
Billings
Grace Anderson, environmental design, Heart of The Valley Animal Shelter
Michael Hill, accounting and political science, Cancer Support Community
Red Lodge
Madi Fox, business management, Eagle Mount
Stevensville
Rachel Brown, finance, CHAT Southwest Montana
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Out of state
Colorado
Jamie Baird, Highlands Ranch, statistics, Gallatin Valley Land Trust
Larissa Morales, Fort Collins, environmental design, MSU Outreach and Engagement Council
Minnesota
Peter Pfankuch, Excelsior, business management, Warriors and Quiet Waters
Washington
Jackson St. Clair, Nine Mile Falls, master’s in architecture and bachelor’s in environmental design, Sacajawea Audubon
Maharashtra, India
Saurabh Tulsankar, Mumbai, environmental design, Montana Aquatic Resources Services, Inc.
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