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Montana Resident Report: Consumer Confidence and Expectations for Income, Travel, and Recreation Over the Next 12 Months, Q2 2025
No full textThis report is a summary of Montana residents and their expectations related to spending, personal income, travel, and recreation over the next 12 months. ITRR conducted similar studies in 2019 and 2022, with this current effort aimed at continuing a long-term study to track consumer sentiment over time
GLI Weekly, October 6, 2025
No full textGlobal Homecoming Reception -- Homecoming Door Decorating Contest -- Attend the Mansfield Dialogue: Populism, Democracy, and the Future of Europe with Dr. Martin Nekola -- GBLD 194 We\u27re with the Banned Event: fREADdom Cafe -- Planning to do your Beyond the Classroom Experience in the Spring of 2026? Sign up for a BTC Scholarship Writing Workshop! -- Beyond the Classroom Experience: Resources and Deadlines -- Fall Happenings -- Check out the Hibernation Nation Station -- Attend the Sustainability Slam -- 2nd Annual Rob Edwards Memorial Blood Drive -- MTPR Presents: An Evening with Ailsa Chang in conversation with Austin Amestoy -- Volunteer in the Missoula Communit
GLI Weekly, October 14, 2025
No full textAttend the Mansfield Dialogue: Populism, Democracy, and the Future of Europe with Dr. Martin Nekola -- GLI Crowdfunding Campaign is Here -- Planning to do your Beyond the Classroom Experience in the Spring of 2026? Sign up for a BTC Scholarship Writing Workshop -- Beyond the Classroom Experience: Resources and Deadlines -- Fall Happenings -- Attend the UM Harvest Fest -- $20/hr Paid Internships at the Rocky Mountain Gardens -- DiverseU Submissions Still Open -- Volunteer in the Missoula Communit
Julie Williams Interview, February 25, 2025
No full textJulie Williams discusses growing up in rural Livingston, Montana, as a queer person and how the lack of support has impacted her adult life. Williams describes how such experiences led to her moving away for college to explore different communities, which ultimately helped her accept her own identity as a bisexual woman. Julie’s current relationship with a man has been influenced by her experiences as a woman in the current political atmosphere as well as her parental decisions regarding her daughter. Williams describes residing in Livingston, as well as California and New Mexico. Williams shares the current atmosphere in Montana, and her fight for LGBTQ+ rights within her own town but also describes her considerations about leaving the state as the best potential way to raise her daughter.https://scholarworks.umt.edu/queermontana_oralhistories/1006/thumbnail.jp
Chapter 4: Mom\u27s Magic Pitcher
No full textMom’s Magic Pitcher is especially fun to do with younger audiences. Children are particularly enchanted with the dramatic color changes that occur when apple juice turns to grape juice and vice versa. It can be coupled to a backstory that talks about how difficult it is to take turns. At a more advanced level, Mom’s Magic Pitcher is a fun way to demonstrate Le Chatelier’s Principle, metal ion complexation, and the exothermic nature of diluting concentrated sulfuric acid.https://scholarworks.umt.edu/gwizchemistrymagic/1005/thumbnail.jp