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GLI Weekly, September 30, 2025
No full textJoin us for the Global Homecoming Reception! -- GBLD 194 We\u27re with the Banned Event: Freedom Cafe -- Don\u27t Forget to RSVP for the Second Year Leadership Retreat -- Planning to do your Beyond the Classroom Experience in the Spring of 2026? Sign up for a BTC Scholarship Writing Workshop -- Fall Happenings -- Check out the National Student Exchange Road Trip -- Remote Office Hours for The Office of Disability Equity -- Feeling stressed out? In need of some support? Utilize UM\u27s well-being support coaches! -- September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month -- Volunteer in the Missoula Communit
Bree Sutherland Interview, February 1, 2025
No full textBree Sutherland (she/they) discusses her choice as a transgender electrician in Missoula, Montana to move to Portland, Oregon with her wife Charlotte Macorn, in search of a more queer-friendly environment. Sutherland describes her experiences in Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality classes at the University of Montana, her role in the formation of the Gender Expansion Project, and overall involvement in activism. Sutherland shares how this work opened new opportunities for self-exploration in terms of understanding her own identity as a fluid dynamic rather than static label. She has found living in Portland to be much more favorable in terms of feeling comfortable and safe as a trans woman.https://scholarworks.umt.edu/queermontana_oralhistories/1000/thumbnail.jp
Lonnie Johnson and Ronald Fournier Interview, February 26, 2025
No full textCouple Lonnie Johnson and Ronald Fournier detail their lives in different cities around Montana, including Columbia Falls, Helena, Butte, and Hamilton. The couple take turns explaining their origins, highlighting they have been a couple for over thirty years. They describe living comfortably in Montana when they came out in the 1980s and 1990s, and share how the culture in Montana noticeably changed during the 2016 United States presidential election, ultimately inspiring their move to Washington. They describe their experiences within healthcare as an openly out couple, specifically in Montana Community Health Clinic and Chas Health. Lon and Ron describe their life together in 2025 living in Clarkston, Washington, and their regular gatherings with friends and neighbors.https://scholarworks.umt.edu/queermontana_oralhistories/1007/thumbnail.jp
Montana Kaimin, November 20, 2025
No full textStudent newspaper of the University of Montana, Missoula.https://scholarworks.umt.edu/studentnewspaper/11187/thumbnail.jp
Matrix Methods in Data Analysis
No full textI spent my sabbatical in Spain, in a town you’ve probably never heard of—Alcalá de Henares. Between walks, tapas, and too many coffees, I finished my book, Matrix Methods in Data Analysis. In this colloquium, I’ll share a bit about the town and a bit about the book