Community Advising Board (CAB)

CAB members offer their services to environmental studies students as they prepare for the job market... get details.

Internships

A work-world environmental internship involving at least 60 work hours is required for graduation.  You will gain valuable experience in your field before you graduate--experience that can set you apart from your competition.  While you're still in school, The following have provided or will provide internships for EVST students:

• Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
• Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks    see www.fwp.state.mt.us/default.aspx
• Western Heritage Center               see www.ywhc.org/home/
• U. S. Department of the Interior     see www.doi.gov
• Northern Plains Resource Council    see www.nprcmt.org
• Montana Wilderness Association     www.wildmontana.org/aboutmwa.htm
• USDA-APHIS-DPQ
• Yellowstone National Park Services
• National Park Services-Mojave National Preserve
• Cornell University, Ithaca, New York
• Indian Health Services
• Big Sky Animal Private Refuge
  

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MSUB Environmental Awareness Club

The Environmental Awareness Club student organization focuses on community involvement, education and awareness of environmental issues affecting our community. They actively participate in on campus recycling and education to elementary and high schools in the area. The meetings are weekly on Tuesdays at 2:00 p.m. in LA 210. Every EVST major is encouraged and welcome to attend. The club also hosts pizza parties, field trips and other fun events.