| PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSES - SELL |
The School of Extended & Lifelong Learning at The University of Montana is launching a new Professional Development series. These are non-credit, short (under 40 hours) courses, that are open to the public. Current offerings range from Employment Law to Strategies for Effective Writing and more. These courses are designed to help local people become more competitive in the job market, gain the necessary skills to be more successful in their current positions, and manage their businesses more effectively. Participants may sign up for a single course on a specific topic, or a whole series.
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| TOASTMASTERS |
UM Toastmasters can help you develop the abilities and confidence you need to effectively express yourself in any situation. Learn how to be more persuasive and effective when giving presentations. |
| UM ALLIES |
The goal of The University of Montana Allies Program (UM Allies) is to promote a campus environment that is inclusive and supportive of all individuals, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. UM Allies training is offered fall and spring semesters and is free and open to UM faculty, staff and administrators. |
| UNIVERSITY COMMITTEES |
University committees serve a wide variety of functions at The University of Montana and vary in terms of their mission, membership, and representative term length. Serving on these committees provides the opportunity to grow professionally. |
| UM STAFF AMBASSADORS |
This program provides staff an opportunity to learn new skills and meet new people while enhancing their inside knowledge of The University of Montana. Staff will learn more about all UM divisions with the objective of fostering increased communication and collaboration across departments and divisions.  |
| UM STAFF SENATE |
The University of Montana Staff Senate facilitates communication and cooperation between the administration and the staff of The University of Montana. The Staff Senate promotes and works for improved working conditions and the professional welfare of UM's staff. |
Human Resource Services
Emma B. Lommasson Center
Room 252
The University of Montana
Missoula, MT 59812
Phone: 406-243-6766
Fax: 406-243-6095
