Montana Western s retiring chancellor excited for future of Experience One
Part Two of an MTN News series looking at Montana Western s Experience One program
By: Chet Layman
and last updated 2021-03-08 12:58:31-05
MTN News continues our look at Experience One on the Montana Western campus.
Recently, the University of Montana Western Foundation received a $250,000 donation from Steve and Gretchen Burke, and on Monday we talked with Chancellor Beth Weatherby and Foundation Director Roxanne Engellant about the effect of this size donation on the Experience One program.
Chancellor Weatherby also spoke about how it feels to be leaving the program she championed on solid footing, since she announced earlier this year that she is retiring the end of this school year.
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MT Western s Experience One unique in US
MTN News started a month-long series of interviews from the Montana Western campus this morning.
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DILLON â MTN News started a month-long series of interviews from the Montana Western campus this morning.
The school uses a curriculum program known as Experience One. Itâs unique in this country.
The Foundation for Experience One recently received a $250,000.00 donation from Steve and Gretchen Burke.
This morning we talked with Chancellor Beth Weatherby and Foundation Director Roxanne Engellant about the beginnings of the Foundation.
This series will air every Monday morning into April.
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