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Winifred School superintendent Chad Fordyce speaks about the new $40 million project that will put Winifred students in a brand new building in 2022. Norm Asbjornson has pledged the millions needed to bring the small Montana town a state-of-the-art school. Billings Gazette
Big changes are underway in the small central Montana town of Winifred, where a man who grew up there has committed millions of dollars for a school that will transform the face of local education in the rural community.
To Montana State University students, particularly those studying engineering, Norm Asbjornson s name may already ring a bell. On the Bozeman university s campus stands Norm Asbjornson Hall, a $53 million building for the engineering school and honors college that was financed almost entirely by a gift from Asbjornson to his alma mater.
BOZEMAN â Graduate students from Montana State University will give the public a chance to hear their 80,000-word thesis projects presented in only 180 seconds each this afternoon from 3-4:30 p.m.
MSU’s Norm Asbjornson College of Engineering will host the seventh annual Three Minute Thesis event in a hybrid in-person/virtual format due to COVID-19 precautions. Presenters, judges and limited guests will gather in the Montana Room in Norm Asbjornson Hall, while a livestream will be available for public viewing at https://montana.webex.com/meet/v45c363.
The nine finalists chosen for the Three Minute Thesis competition at MSU come from disciplines across the engineering college. They will explain, very concisely, how their research affects the average person. Contestants condense their research into a brief, engaging presentation for a non-specialist audience, using only a single presentation slide as a visual aid.