Doralyn Rossman, Dean of the Library, will open our Women in Montana Wikipedia Edit-a-thon, followed by a Student Panel Discussion: 

EmmaLee Rotlisberger is a graduate student in the Department of Agricultural & Technology Education within the College of Agriculture. She graduated from MSU with her B.S. in Agricultural Communications in Fall 2024, and is currently pursuing her M.S. in Agricultural Communications. EmmaLee is passionate about being a voice for the agricultural industry and, through the student panel, highlighting the accomplishments of Montana women in agriculture.

Isabel James is a senior at MSU studying Sociology - Criminology with a minor in Political Science. She serves as the President of The HEART Initiative, a student-run organization dedicated to raising awareness about human trafficking in Montana. As an aspiring lawyer, Isabel is passionate about addressing this growing global crisis, which affects communities everywhere, including Montana. In her talk, she will discuss the realities of human trafficking, its impact, and how awareness and community action can help combat this epidemic.

Eden MaliaMae Morin is a 5th generation rural Montanan and a graduate student at Montana State University, where she is studying counseling. Deeply proud of her familial roots, Eden is excited to present on one of her favorite contemporary Montana women, her grandma, Alvaretta Morin (Chaussee).

You can attend this event either in-person in the Research Alliance (MSU Library room 324), or virtually via Webex. 

Please REGISTER for this event. This event is a part of the Second Annual MSU Wikipedia Edit-a-thon: Women in Montana. Your registration will give you virtual access to all of the edit-a-thon events that day. For more information about the Edit-a-thon, check out the event page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Meetup/MSU/Women_in_Montana 

This event is hosted by the MSU Library and planning has been assisted by Student Commons and the Women’s Center. We have financial sponsorships from the Gianforte School of Computing, Norm Asbjornson College of Engineering, and the Dean of Students.