Distinguished Researcher Award

The Research Office would like to congratulate this years recipients of the Montana Tech Distinguished Researcher Award.  This award was established by action of the Montana Tech Research Advisory Committee. The purpose of this award is to recognize outstanding contributions to current research and scholarly activity by the faculty and staff of the Montana Tech campus.  The program makes annual awards in the amount of $1,000 to members of the Montana Tech faculty and members of the Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology.

In establishing these awards the Research Advisory Committee set three criteria;

1. Awardees should be nationally or regionally recognized in their field of research or scholarly activity.
2. Awardees should have demonstrated a commitment to student involvement in the research enterprise at either the undergraduate or graduate level.
3. Awardees should have demonstrated their campus leadership in research and scholarly activity.

The Research Advisory Committee issues a call for nominations in the spring of the year to the campus at large.  Nominations are evaluated by a sub-committee.

The 2007 recipients of the Distinguished Researcher Award are:

• Dr. Richard P. Donovan
• Dr. Larry N. Smith

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Previous Distinguished Researcher Awardees

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