Building Hours:
Animal Bioscience Building is open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.
Computer Lab:
The computer lab has computers for students to use to complete course materials and assignments. The lab is open for general use from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. If you have any questions or suggestions regarding the computer technology of the lab, please contact Carol Shannon in the Information Technology Center at 994-5087 or cjshannon@montana.edu.
Library and Study Room:
The Department’s library and plant study room is located in 236 Animal Bioscience Building. The room is open from 7:00 am to 8:00 pm.
Virtual Library:
Our virtual library has links to scientific journals, extension websites, popular press, and other sources of information.
Degree Requirement Forms (DA-1s):
- Animal Science - Science
- Animal Science - Livestock Management & Industry
- Animal Science - Equine Science
- Natural Resources & Rangeland Ecology - Rangeland Ecology & Management
- Natural Resources & Rangeland Ecology - Wildlife Habitat Ecology & Management
- Sustainable Food & Bioenergy - Sustainable Livestock Production
Other Forms:
Student Clubs & Activities:
There are a wide variety of clubs and organizations available for students in Animal & Range Sciences. To find out more information about them see:
Scholarships:
There are lots of scholarship opportunities at MSU. The College of Agriculture offers more scholarships than any other MSU-Bozeman college. Applications are due February 1. For more information see:
Job and Internship Information:
Julie Hager (225 Animal Bioscience, 994-7953) maintains a list of all jobs and internships. In addition we have a Jobs & Internships webpage which lists part–time, full–time, temporary (seasonal jobs for summer employment), as well as permanent employment, and internships.
Horse Boarding:
MSU does not provide boarding for students or the public. There are many horse boarding facilities in and around Bozeman. A partial list of area boarding facilities can be found here:
