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(L-R) Krista Montague, Tom Potter, Stefani Hicswa, PhD

A Message from Our Leadership At MSUB, our mission is centered on breaking down barriers and helping students succeed. Our students will always be at the core of everything we do. Thanks to the commitment of our dedicated faculty, staff, board members, and community partners, we’ve made a lasting difference in their lives.

Reflecting on the past year, we’re incredibly proud of the accomplishments made possible by your generosity. Donor support has had a powerful impact on MSUB students, as highlighted in the following report.

There’s a lot to celebrate at MSUB. In the 2024 fiscal year, MSUB Foundation & Alumni raised over $3.9 million directly supporting our students and enriching their college experience. We awarded 307 Yellowjacket Excellence Scholarships, easing financial obstacles for students on their path to a degree. Fall student data showed that over 60% of Yellowjackets hail from Yellowstone County, and retention rates for nontraditional and transfer students have reached their highest levels since 2013.

Across Montana, flexible learning options have made education more accessible, with nearly 30% of our students enrolled fully online or in Hyflex courses. These achievements underscore the commitment to delivering education that aligns with our students’ diverse needs.

As we celebrate these milestones, we know this success is shared. It’s a testament to you—our dedicated supporters—whose volunteerism, generosity, and personal connection to MSUB are essential to advancing our mission. Together, we help students realize their hopes and dreams.

On behalf of the entire MSUB community, especially our students, thank you for your continued support. Your involvement is helping shape the future of our community, our state, and our region.

Thank you for being part of this incredible journey.

Krista Montague CEO, MSU Billings Foundation & Alumni

Tom Potter Chair, MSU Billings Foundation & Alumni Board of Directors

Stefani Hicswa, PhD Chancellor, Montana State University Billings

As we approach the 100th birthday of Montana State University Billings, it is essential that while we look forward and get ready to celebrate the next 100 years of Billings’ Public University, we also must look back and cherish its history.

From 1928 until 1972 “The Rimrock” chronicled life on (at that time) Eastern Montana College’s campus, and now it will once again tell the campus’s story.

However, it will tell the story to the larger Billings Community and Yellowjacket Nation everywhere.

Philanthropic Donor Rights Philanthropy is based on voluntary action for the common good. It is a tradition of giving and sharing that is essential to the quality of life. To ensure that philanthropy merits the respect and trust of the general public, and that donors and prospective donors can have full confidence in the nonprofit organization and causes they are asked to support, we declare that all donors have these rights:

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1. To be informed of the organization’s mission, of the way the organization intends to use donated resources, and of its capacity to use donations effectively for their intended purposes.

4 Giving Priorities / Your Impact

2. To be informed of the identity of those serving on the organization’s governing board, and to expect the board to exercise prudent judgement in its stewardship responsibilities.

5 News and Highlights

3. To have access to the organization’s most recent financial statements.

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4. To be assured gifts will be used for the purposes for which they are given.

8 Yellowjacket Athletics

5. To receive appropriate acknowledgement and recognition.

2 Mission, Vision, Core Values

10 2024 Outstanding Alumni Awards 11 Alumni Gatherings 12 Ways to Give Beyond Today 13 Endowments 14 Reimagined Giving Societies 15 Financials 16 MSUB Foundation & Alumni Staff and Board of Directors 17 MSUB Quick Facts

6. To be assured that information about their donations are handled with respect and confidentiality to the extent provided by the law.

7. To expect that all relationships with individuals representing organizations of interest to the donor will be professional in nature.

8. To be informed whether those seeking donations are volunteers, employees of the organization, or hired solicitors.

9. To have the opportunity for their names to be deleted from the mailing lists and organization may intend to share.

10. To feel free to ask questions when making a donation and to receive prompt, truthful, and forthright answers.

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Mission

Support and grow MSUB through philanthropy, stewardship, and engagement.

Vision

Champion higher education for a better tomorrow.

Core Values

• Excellence: We strengthen MSUB’s pursuit of excellence, attained through high standards, continuous improvement and surpassed expectations.

• Integrity: We are guided by making honorable decisions with sincerity, transparency, and fairness • Pride: We foster a sense of belonging and community • Trust: We act in a consistent, responsible, and ethical manner • Hope: We instill a belief in the potential for positive change • Inclusion: We create an inclusive environment ensuring that each individual feels valued, respected and empowered.

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Giving Priorities • Yellowjacket Excellence Scholarship supports first time freshmen based upon their high school academic performance.

• Finish Line Scholarship helps students overcome financial barriers as they approach the completion of their education.

• General Athletic Scholarship supports student-athletes in pursuing their dream of a college education.

• Greatest Needs support university’s greatest needs ensures that we can maintain and elevate our commitment in academic excellence and students’ success.

Strategic Priorities (2023-2027)

1. Double Giving by 2027.

• Motivate supporters to sustain their contributions, implement strategies to attract and engage new donors, and encourage a cycle of ongoing and heightened giving through pride in being a part of championing MSUB. 2. Demonstrate exceptional stewardship of donor contributions and intentions.

• Be transparent and genuine in our interactions, communications, and expressions of gratitude, fostering trust and meaningful connections with supporters.

3. Collaborate with MSUB to build excitement and Hope for the potential of positive change.

• Strengthen the culture of philanthropy among the MSUB community, volunteers, alumni, partners, and supporters around the globe.

4. Foster the values of Excellence and Inclusion that empower the MSUB Foundation Team to exemplify Integrity, Pride, Trust & Hope.

• Communicate the meaning and purpose of the team’s work; encourage their innovation; ensure they have all the resources to be efficient and effective; and celebrate their successes.

Your Impact

Individuals who have given for 30 or more years consecutively

Total Amount Raised:

$3,941,546 Total Gifts Received:

3,098

Scholarship Dollars Awarded in 2024:

$1,897,322 Number of New Donors: Dollars Raised for Campus Projects:

856

$230,097 Largest Donation

$1,215,000

Smallest Donation:

$5

LeAnn Anderson Daniel & Kay ’83 Berry Bill Brown & Amy Gibler Brown ’82 Tom ’68 & Norma ’69 Brown John & Claudia Decker Jon ’89 & DeeAnn Egeland N.J. Marc ’77, ’83 & Carla Gomez ’76 Dona ’66 & Paul Hagen Ken Heikes Joseph Howell Kermit M. Hummel William F. Kamowski Karen Hummel Kinsley & Dan Kinsley Gareld Krieg David J. Krueger ’70

Jeanette M. Longman ’80 Mitch Marks ’84 & Mel Holm Jeanne ’84 & Wayne ’02 Moller Patricia Petersen Dan Roadhouse ’73 Beverly T. Ross ’91 Michael & Cara Schaer Deborah Schaffer Rachel Schaffer Ron ’59, ’64 & Marilynn ‘60 Sexton Joanne Sheridan ’76 & Michael Campbell Joanne Timm ’80 Dave ’72 & Roxanne Spildie ’80 Warne Linda Rogers Wiedeman ’71

Grand Total: $1,258,315

Organizations who have given for 30 or more years consecutively Altana FCU Briggs Distributing Computers Unlimited Dennis and Phyllis Washington Foundation First Interstate Bank

Fortin Foundation of Florida Heins Creative Jane Buttrey Memorial Trust Par Montana St. Vincent Regional Hospital

Grand Total: $2,706,591

We strive to ensure the accuracy of this list and apologize for any errors or omissions. If you notice something that needs updating, please contact us at 406-657-2244.

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News and Highlights The MSUB Foundation & Alumni received a $500,000 gift from Terry and Patt Payne directed towards advancing the educational opportunities and addressing financial challenges faced by students pursuing their college education. The Paynes’ contribution will benefit the Finish Line Scholarship, which honors a student’s determination to earn a degree while removing financial barriers on their path to graduation.

Jacket Giving Day nets over $115K to support students.

The MSUB Foundation & Alumni received a substantial contribution of $50,000 from Altana Federal Credit Union.

This contribution is specifically designated to enhance educational opportunities and alleviate financial obstacles encountered by students in their pursuit of higher education.

The MSUB Foundation & Alumni added three new members to the team: Luca Battistotti, Alumni Relations & Marketing Coordinator, Drew Chenault, Accountant, and Lisa McKinney, Special Events & Stewardship Coordinator.

Luca

Drew

Lisa

The MSUB Foundation & Alumni announced its new partnership with Double the Donation, a premier provider of employee-matching gift programs. This collaboration aims to enhance charitable contributions by leveraging matching gift opportunities offered by donors’ employers.

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’24 Festival

Thanks to the generosity of MSUB alumni, friends, community partners, and the dedication of volunteers and sponsors, the festival reached new heights. With sold-out gatherings and enthusiastic auction participation, it marked a record-breaking milestone for this beloved MSUB tradition. Cheers!

Over

$600,000 donated in support of MSUB students

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Join us for the 2025 Festival!

Experience two extraordinary evenings at the MetraPark Pavilion, where fine wine, gourmet cuisine, and community come together in support of MSUB student scholarships. The 2025 festival offers two distinct gatherings, blending relaxed elegance with grand celebrations.

WineMaster Soirée Thursday, April 17 Experience wines with the experts who crafted them, including selections rarely seen outside the winery.

Each flight is thoughtfully paired with a menu designed to complement and enhance every flavor.

A Vintage Affair Friday, April 18 Begin your evening with a Champagne reception, setting the stage for a gourmet dinner. As you dine, indulge in the exhilarating bidding at both live and silent auctions, featuring curated offerings such as fabulous getaways, rare wine collections, exclusive chef experiences, and inspiring art.

Tickets go on sale March 1 To learn more, visit

MSUBFoundation.com/WFF

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Yellowjacket Athletics by the Numbers 236 Student Athletes

85 students from Montana

79 Academic

All-Conference Selections

38 All-Conference Selections

3.29 Cumulative Student-Athlete GPA 24 consecutive semesters above 3.0 department GPA

2 All-American Selections

Kola Bad Bear (Women’s Basketball) Teagan Seeton (Softball)

37 Student Athletes who graduated in June 2024

10 All-Region Selections

10 GNAC Special Selections 2,052

The Total Number of NCAA Division II Institutions in Montana – JUST US!

2024 Yellowjacket Athletics Hall of Fame & Distinction Inductees • Heather (Tracy) Peterson – Softball • Adam Cox – Baseball • Devon Crotteau – Volleyball • Jo Elyn & Jim Swain – Honor & Distinction • Whitney Mickelsen – Cross Country

2025 Yellowjacket Athletics Hall of Fame & Distinction Inductees

• Barb & Carl Ueland – Honor & Distinction • Steen Frederickson – Baseball • Alisha Breen – Women’s Basketball • Dave Austin – Men’s Soccer Scan here for more information on this year’s class and ceremony or visit msubsports.com.

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hours of community service performed in 2023-2024

Men’s & Women’s Basketball Claim the 2024 GNAC Regular Season Basketball Titles

• First time in 18 years BOTH programs won the league title in the same year • Both Programs advanced to the NCAA tournament for together in back-to-back years for the first time in school history – WBB advanced to the Regional Final/Sweet 16

$345,500 raised in

support of Yellowjacket Athletics in the 2023-2024 Academic Year

$231,600

Corporate Sponsor Revenue

940 Athletic Donors this Year

20 Athletic Specific Endowments valued at $1.41 million

Want to know more about Yellowjacket Athletics? Interested in getting involved in supporting a team or the department?

Contact Nick Schmidt, Director of Annual Giving & Athletic Advancement, at 406.657.2253 or nick.schmidt@msubfoundation.com

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The MSUB Foundation & Alumni is proud to announce the recipients of the 2024 Outstanding Alumni Awards, presented by Northwest Pipe.

These distinguished alumni have demonstrated exceptional achievements in their professions, contributed to their communities, and advanced MSU Billings through their ongoing support and dedication.

The honorees were recognized at the annual Outstanding Alumni Awards on October 5, celebrating their outstanding accomplishments and contributions.

Read more about this year’s winners!

Distinguished Alumni Award

Recognition for Exceptional Achievement

Rising Star Award

Ronald P. Sexton Award

Alumni Merit Medallion

Alumni Merit Medallion

Cheryl Bentley ’83

Heather Eggum ’08 & ’15

Kalli Allen ’12

Jeanne Moller ’84

Nik Wong ’13

Jon Egeland ’89

Outstanding Alumni Awards Class of 2024

Friends of MSUB posthumously

Robin ’82 & Darell Tunnicliff

MSUB Alumni Advisory Committee Members: Scan to see the Alumni Owned Business Directory and fill out the form to be highlighted.

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Caitlin Morrison, ’18 Sarah Schroefel, ’19 Alisha Breen, ’18 Cody McCraken, ’18 Sean Phelps, ’87 Mary McClarty, ’85

Alumni Employee BBQ In August of this year, we hosted an MSUB Alumni Employee BBQ, bringing together our community of over 100 MSUB alumni who are also current employees of the university. It was a great opportunity to foster engagement and celebrate the strong ties between MSUB and its dedicated staff members who continue to contribute to the success of the institution.

Alumni Happy Hour at Meadowlark Brewery We also held a successful alumni happy hour at Meadowlark Brewery in September, where fellow graduates reconnected and networked. With approximately 13,000 MSUB alumni living in Yellowstone County, this event was a fantastic chance to build connections and strengthen the local alumni community.

Stay Connected

As we continue to celebrate the MSUB alumni family, we encourage you to stay engaged! Whether through attending future events, volunteering, or supporting the university in other ways, your involvement helps strengthen the vibrant MSUB community.

Let’s continue building these meaningful connections together!

Connect With Us!

msubfoundation.com/connect-with-us

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Ways to Give Beyond Today We’re Here to Help You Make a Lasting Impact Montana State University Billings Foundation & Alumni is here to help you achieve your philanthropic and financial goals. From supporting student scholarships to transforming campus resources, your legacy can make a lasting impact.

Popular Giving Options Wills, Trusts, and Beneficiary Designations

Leave a legacy by including MSUB in your will, trust, or as a beneficiary. You can specify an amount or percentage of your estate, ensuring your wishes are fulfilled while caring for your loved ones. We’re here to help you shape your gift to match your vision.

IRA Charitable Rollovers

If you’re 70½ or older, make a tax-free gift from your IRA directly to MSUB. This popular option lets you transfer up to $105,000 annually, and for those 73 and older, it can satisfy your Required Minimum Distribution.

Donor-Advised Funds

Recommend grants to MSUB through your DonorAdvised Fund (DAF), either now or in the future. You can also name MSUB as a beneficiary to create a lasting legacy, allowing your support for education to continue for future generations.

Gift Annuities

Make a gift of cash or stock to support MSUB and receive fixed income for life. With a Deferred Gift Annuity, you can start payments at a future date, maximizing tax benefits. A Charitable Gift Annuity allows you to begin payments immediately. For Montana residents, both options qualify for the Montana Endowment Tax Credit, offering extra tax advantages.

Montana State University Billings Foundation & Alumni provides information about the benefits of charitable gifts and does not provide legal, financial or tax advice. Please consult your advisors(s) before making a gift.

Let’s Start a Conversation To explore these giving options, contact Kelly Schrock, Director of Principal Giving. I’m here to answer your questions and help find the right plan for you.

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O: 406-657-1625 | M: 406-850-9939 kelly.schrock@msubfoundation.com

Endowments of $200,000 and Above: Fueling Student Success The endowments listed here, each exceeding $200,000, are vital to transforming lives at MSUB. These contributions are strategically invested to generate income, supporting immediate needs while ensuring their growth and sustainability. Together, just these 36 endowments make it possible to provide over $760,000 in annual support – empowering students to achieve their dreams and build a brighter future for our community. These are just a portion of the many endowments that contribute to the ongoing success of our students and the university.

As of June 30, 2024

• Jeannette Winter Tilley Endowment for Library Excellence.............................................................................$2,078,247 • Judith Covert & Sam McDonald, Jr Family College of Business Excellence Endowment.................................$1,876,633 • Jack & Isabel Haynes Scholarship Endowment.................................................................................................$1,720,431 • Chancellor’s Undergraduate Scholarship Endowment.....................................................................................$1,619,535 • Darell & Robin Tunnicliff Scholarship Endowment...........................................................................................$1,259,371 • Abrahamson Family Scholarship Endowment..................................................................................................$1,233,069 • Ellen Shields Scholarship Endowment..............................................................................................................$923,893 • Charles Beardsley Undergraduate Scholarship Endowment............................................................................$898,534 • College of Business Faculty Excellence Endowment........................................................................................$896,286 • Opportunity Scholarship Endowment..............................................................................................................$845,585 • John F. and Winifred M. Griffith Scholarship Endowment...............................................................................$677,659 • Briggs Distributing and John & Claudia Decker Scholarship Endowment........................................................$530,800 • Faculty Research & Professional Development Endowment...........................................................................$507,278 • Collegiate License Plate Scholarship Endowment............................................................................................$463,896 • Jarussi Sisters Scholarship Endowment............................................................................................................$403,357 • Connie Landis Memorial Scholarship Endowment...........................................................................................$362,595 • Gail L. Maryott Scholarship Endowment..........................................................................................................$360,340 • MSUB Foundation Operating Endowment.......................................................................................................$344,583 • Matz Properties Scholarship Endowment........................................................................................................$337,009 • John Weinschrott Memorial Scholarship Endowment.....................................................................................$314,044 • Computers Unlimited Wine & Food Festival Operating Endowment..............................................................$296,566 • Spildie/Warne Family Scholarship Endowment...............................................................................................$290,263 • Jane F. Vaughan Scholarship Endowment........................................................................................................$261,069 • MSU Billings Recognition Scholarship Endowment..........................................................................................$256,746 • Catherine Jane Schwidde Memorial Scholarship Endowment........................................................................$250,740 • Fredrick J. Urbaska Baseball Scholarship Endowment.....................................................................................$239,391 • Dr. Norm Schoenthal Scholarship Endowment................................................................................................$236,999 • John Self Rehabilitation Counseling Scholarship Endowment.........................................................................$232,890 • Paul & Patti Gunville Athletic Scholarship Endowment....................................................................................$229,450 • Mike Ross Scholarship Endowment..................................................................................................................$220,552 • MSUB City College Opportunity Scholarship Endowment...............................................................................$219,952 • Jim & Miriam Pickens Biology Endowed Scholarship.......................................................................................$219,804 • Stockman Bank Opportunity Scholarship Endowment....................................................................................$212,146 • Walter & Charlotte Pippenger Innovation Award Endowment........................................................................$209,987 • Walter and Elaine Anderson Scholarship Endowment.....................................................................................$205,957 • Wine & Food Festival Scholarship Endowment................................................................................................$204,453

We strive to ensure the accuracy of this list and apologize for any errors or omissions. If you notice something that needs updating, please contact us at 406-657-2244.

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MSUB Foundation & Alumni Reimagines Giving Societies

The MSUB Foundation & Alumni is proud to celebrate philanthropy through giving societies. Chancellor’s Circle and Beardsley Society have been thoughtfully reimagined, while the 1927 Society is an exciting new addition. We are incredibly grateful for the remarkable generosity of donors and friends.

Chancellor’s Circle We invite you to join the Chancellor’s Circle, a community of over 290 generous supporters. Your annual gift of $1,000 makes a lasting impact on MSUB and the Billings community. As a member, you can direct your gift to the areas most important to you, whether it’s a specific college, department, scholarship fund, program, or MSUB’s Greatest Needs. Your contribution will make a significant difference. (Note: Chancellor’s Circle membership runs from July 2023 to June 2024.)

1927 Society Founded in 1927, the Eastern Montana Normal School in Billings has evolved into MSUB through years of dedication and progress. The 1927 Society honors donors who have generously given a cumulative $25,000 or more over their lifetime. 1927 Society Members are the catalysts for change, empowering our students and providing perpetual resources for a brighter future in Montana and beyond.

Beardsley Society The Beardsley Society honors supporters who include MSUB in their future plans. By making a planned gift, you create a lasting legacy that supports generations of students. Membership begins when you notify us that you’ve named MSUB Foundation as a beneficiary through a bequest, trust, annuity, IRA, or life insurance. As a member, you’ll join a visionary group committed to ensuring future resources.

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Financials STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION For years ended June 30, 2024 and 2023

ASSETS: Cash and cash equivalents Promises to give, net Accrued investment income Investments Beneficial interest in trusts held by others Other Property and equipment, net

2024 Total

2023 Total

$1,282,819 1,945,779 33,846 42,707,232 904,070 104,298 747,677

$477,943 430,958 23,823 38,088,361 840,755 111,322 819,521

$47,725,721

$40,792,683

$440,573 0 1,015,609 2,357,993

$474,513 0 648,929 2,128,901

Total Liabilities

$3,814,175

$3,252,343

Net Assets: Net assets without donor restricted Undesignated Board designated

$2,996,518 2,936,163

$2,364,062 2,797,418

Assets with donor restrictions

5,932,681 37,978,864

5,161,480 32,378,860

Total Net Assets

$43,911,545

$37,540,340

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$47,725,720

$40,792,683

Total Assets LIABILITIES: Accounts payable Line of Credit Student scholarships payable Assets held in trust

Who Is Giving 74 Gifts

Corporate Donors

864 Gifts

Alumni Donors

1,647 Gifts

Family/Friends Donors

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES For the years ended June 30, 2024 and 2023

PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE: Contributions and Grants In-kind contributions University Contract Net Investment Income Rental revenue - net of rental expenses Other revenues

2024 Total

2023 Total

$5,012,104 191,217 125,000 4,212,930 575,423 269,406

$2,080,147 148,632 125,000 3,112,264 488,345 244,714

Total Public Support and Revenue:

$10,386,080

$6,199,102

PROGRAMS AND EXPENSES Programs: Student scholarships Academic programs Campus projects Campus and community outreach Alumni relations Total Programs

$1,897,322 460,314 230,097 441,382 176,426

$1,033,79 293,483 535,497 470,859 155,318

$3,205,541

$2,488,955

$361,677 36,000 200,151 211,505

$316,074 36,000 183,489 199,830

Expenses: General and administrative Facilities and maintenance Fund raising Cultivation and stewardship Total Expenses

$809,333

$735,393

Total Programs and Expenses

$4,014,874

$3,224,348

Loss on uncollectible promise to give

$0

$798,54

Total expenses and losses

$4,014,874

$4,022,890

Change in Net Assets

$6,371,206

$2,176,212

Net Assets at Beginning of Year

$37,540,339

$35,364,128

Net Assets at End of Year

$43,911,545

$37,540,340

Financial Information is a summary of the auditors report provided by Eide Bailley, CPAs

How Program Dollars Were Spent in 2023-2024 5.5%

7.2%

59.2%

13.8%

Alumni Relations

Student Scholarships

14.4%

Campus Projects

Campus and Community Outreach

Academic Programs

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2024-2025 Board of Directors Staff

Krista Montague CEO Class of ’99 & ’18

Jeff Clarke CFO

Nick Schmidt Director of Annual Giving & Athletic Advancement

Kelly Schrock Director of Principal Giving

Tracy McLuskie Database Management Specialist Class of ’21

Jodi Byrne Advancement Coordinator

Luca Battistotti Alumni Relations & Marketing Coordinator Class of ’21 & ’23

Drew Chenault Accountant

Lisa McKinney Special Events & Stewardship Coordinator Class of ’13

Thank you for being a part of the Yellowjacket family

Each year, hundreds of Yellowjackets embark on new journeys after earning their degrees from MSUB. Your generous contributions help these students focus on their studies, reducing the financial pressures that come with pursuing higher education. Because of your support, future leaders are being equipped to shape a brighter tomorrow.

As alumni and supporters like you make an impact across the globe, some may lose touch with MSUB. If you or someone you know is a graduate, past volunteer, retired faculty, or friend of the university, we invite you to reconnect with the MSUB Foundation.

Visit msubfoundation.com/connect-with-us to stay updated or to update your contact information.

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Tom Potter Chair

Michael Monson Vice Chair Class of ’03

Ken Lutton Treasurer Class of ’06

Brittany Cremer Secretary Class of ’06

Kay L. Berry Class of ’83

Tyler Elkin Class of ’95

William Henry

Karen Moses

Donald Roberts, DMD, MS

Buddy Windy Boy Class of ’06

David E. Wanzenried

Janiel Begger Class of ’15 & ’17

Becky Anderson Class of ’02

Krista Montague Ex Officio Class of ’99 & ’18

Stefani Hicswa, PhD Ex Officio

Jessie Perius, PhD Ex Officio Class of ’12

Anne Cole Ex Officio

MSUB Quick Facts Statistics from Fall 2024 Census of all MSUB students

When you give, this is who you are impacting:

Average Age 22.7

Undergraduate

Residency Status

33.9 Graduate

3,743

23.7

In-State, all undergraduate and graduate students

Overall

355

Enrollment

Out-of-State, all undergraduate and graduate students

4,129

2,517

Total enrollment

Degrees Awarded 2023-2024

Programs with highest enrollment: University Campus – Business Administration Management

134

716

Total degrees awarded

City College – Nursing/ Associate Degree

203

184

40%

of MSUB students are first-generation college students

Bachelor’s Degrees

Certificates

53

Wyoming – largest out-of-state enrollment at MSUB

70

Associate Degrees

353 43

Yellowstone County, all undergraduate and graduate students

International students from 29 countries

136

Master’s Degrees

12

India – country with largest international enrollment at MSUB

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