Traditional University Events
Fall Semester
Academic Convocation
August 29, 2009 Sponsored by the Office of the Provost
(406) 243-4689
The Academic Convocation welcomes students to the academic community each fall. The ceremony introduces students to the University President, Academic Deans, and Regent Professors, and follows with a welcome statement from ASUM’s President and a reception on the lawn. Parents are also invited to attend.
Shakespeare in the Parks
September 2 & 3, 2009
Every summer since 1973, Montana Shakespeare in the Parks has made quality, live theatrical productions of Shakespeare and other classics. Don’t miss The Tempest and Two Gentlemen, coming to the stage this fall. Visit
www.montana.edu/shakespeare for the schedule. Sponsored by the University Center.
WelcomeFeast
September 4, 2009
Sponsored by the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs
(406) 243-5225
Join your fellow students on the Oval for an afternoon of free lunch, live music, open volleyball, prizes and information booths! This event is open to all students!
Homecoming
October 10, 2009
Sponsored by the Office of Alumni Relations
(406) 243-5211
The week-long homecoming festivities begin with a kick-off celebration with the University’s dance team and mascot, Monte. Other events include the Homecoming Parade, Art Fair, buffet, raffle, dance, and more! Finish the week in style with Saturday’s football game. For Homecoming 2009, the Griz are scheduled to play Cal Poly.
Tunnel of oppression
October 26-28, 2009
Tunnel of Oppression, a pre-Day of Dialogue event, is a campus grassroots diversity program which strives to give people a hands-on approach to experiencing oppression. By engaging the emotions of participants, the Tunnel is an effective tool used to teach people what oppression or discrimination actually feels like. For more information please contact Tina Brown at 243-5622 or
dayofdialogue@mso.umt.edu.
Day of Dialogue
October 29, 2009
Sponsored by the Division of Student Affairs
(406) 243-5776
The Day of Dialogue is a campus-wide symposium focused on the topics of race, gender, ethnicity, ability/disability, religion, sexual orientation, employment hierarchy and academic discipline. Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members deliver presentations, performances, workshops, and more throughout the day.
Family Weekend
October 30 through November 1, 2009
Each fall The University of Montana is proud to host parents and family members of current students during Family Weekend. Events include college sessions, stargazing, movie nights, tours, Grizzly football tickets and a special pregame brunch and tailgate. For more information, or to volunteer, visit the above-listed website.
