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Melissa Dickson

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Melissa Dickson’s Biography

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My name is Melissa Dickson, I am a graduate of the University of Montana school of journalism, currently working within the marketing realm at my local NBC affiliate news station, KECI-TV in Missoula, MT. I grew up in the Central Valley of California before moving to Montana in 2021 to attend UM. There, at the school of journalism I learned how to effectively and objectively cover city council issues, profiles, news features, infrastructure and education at the pre-K through college level as we…

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Provost's Office proposes comprehensive program review

Provost's Office proposes comprehensive program review

The University of Montana's academic departments will be undergoing a comprehensive review over the next few …

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Student government debate: Engagement, money and morale on the line in general election

Student government debate: Engagement, money and morale on the line in general election

Student candidates campaigning for a seat at the executive table for the Associated Students of the Universit…

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SPI candidates focus on funding

SPI candidates focus on funding

Whoever wins the race for Montana's Superintendent of Public Instruction in the general election on Nov. 5 - …

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The Arts in Action: Jennifer Molloy using the arts for reading, math

The Arts in Action: Jennifer Molloy using the arts for reading, math

Jennifer Molloy is one of 15 teachers piloting EL Education’s Language Arts Curriculum where students have le…

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All eyes on Montana: The Kaimin voting guide

All eyes on Montana: The Kaimin voting guide

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ASUM announces possible Pacific Islanders Club resolution; MSU to build new nursing buildings; UM...

ASUM announces possible Pacific Islanders Club resolution; MSU to build new nursing buildings; UM...

Student government president announces resolution to policy violations

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Honorary Captain of the Week Spotlight: Illinois State Wide Receiver Eddie Kasper

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By Melissa Dickson
| FCS Nation
This week on FCS Nation’s spotlight series in the third ever season of Northwestern Mutual x FCS Nation x Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation Challenge, FCS Nation is introducing Illinois State’s wide receiver Eddie Kasper. Kasper is the sixth honorary captain of the week where we highlight the powerful impact that each and every athlete who have chosen to take a stand for a cause against childhood cancer have had on the movement since its inception just two years ago.
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Honorary Captain of the Week Highlight: Weber State Tight End Noah Bennee

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By Melissa Dickson
| FCS Nation
This week on FCS Nation’s spotlight series in the third ever season of Northwestern Mutual x FCS Nation x Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation Challenge, FCS Nation is introducing Weber State’s senior tight end Noah Bennee. Bennee is the fifth honorary captain of the week where we highlight the powerful impact that each and every athlete who have chosen to take a stand for a cause against childhood cancer have had on the movement since its inception just two years ago.
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VOTERS GUIDE: Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction race

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By Melissa Dickson
| judithbasinpress.net
Whoever wins the race for Montana’s Superintendent of Public Instruction in the general election on Nov. 5 — Republican Susie Hedalen or Democrat Shannon O’Brien — they will inherit an office in disarray. A recent legislative audit of the Office of Public Instruction, which the superintendent leads, found more than $67 million in questionable spending of federal education funds, including one school district that used the money to buy massage chairs for the teachers’ lounge.
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