Last day of 75% tuition refund period

• Bring your skis or board and wax with CAMP!
• Instruction, waxing equipment and supplies provided
• Sign up for a time slot here 

• Come help set new bouldering routes at the HAC rock wall.
• No experience needed, just creativity!
• Show up anytime between 4-8pm and the rock wall workers will teach you how

Entrepreneurs! On Wednesday, February 2 from 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. in Library 200, Carroll will be hosting an informal gathering of students interested in entrepreneurship and learning about ZinnStarter, Carroll's entrepreneurial program.

There will be catered food from 1889 Coffeehouse!  Please email Dr. Ryerson at aryerson@carroll.edu if you have any questions. 

Attention PRE-NURSING students applying to nursing major in Spring 2022: If you are planning to enroll in 200-level nursing courses in Fall 2022, it is essential that you attend an informational meeting on:

Thursday, February 3 from 12:30-1:00 p.m., Rm. 407 SH

Come learn about:

• How to apply for admission to the nursing major –  application packets will be available at the meeting and must be turned in by March 1, 2022
• Admission/Progression Requirements

If your schedule does not allow you to attend this meeting, please contact Terri John at tjohn@carroll.edu. Thanks!

Interested in a fulfilling career serving your community as a clinical social worker? Attend an upcoming info session to learn how Carroll College’s Master of Social Work program can make that goal a reality.

Sessions hosted by full-time MSW faculty will be held over the next several months so we welcome you to join us to learn more about the program’s cutting-edge curriculum, flexible online format, and innovative internship opportunities. We can also answer questions about the application process.

Join us on Zoom Here

https://carroll.zoom.us/j/94613249032

MSW Informational Sessions

• January 13:     12:00–1:00 p.m. MST
• January 20:     5:30–6:30 p.m. MST
• January 27:     12:00–1:00 p.m. MST
• February 3:     5:30–6:30 p.m. MST
• February 10:     12:00–1:00 p.m. MST
• February 17:     5:30–6:30 p.m. MST
• February 24:     12:00–1:00 p.m. MST

Last day to designate a course as pass/fail grading

• Join the Running Club and CAMP for a fun run!
• Meet out front of the HAC at 2pm
• Slow pokes and speed goats both welcome! We will split into two groups based on how far and fast people want to run!
• These are social runs with a fun atmosphere! Dress for the weather, please don't be intimidated and join in the fun!

2021-22 Women's Basketball Schedule

We offering Sunday noon mass at 12 p.m. in All Saints Chapel on February 6 and 13 (replacing Sunday Night Mass for two weeks only). All welcome.

• Come join CAMP for an evening of climbing at Stonetree
• CAMP will pay for your admission to the rock gym

Show some love, make new friends, get a date, thank a professor or staff member!

The Circle K student club will be selling candy grams in the Cube from 11AM-1PM, Febrary 7-11. Pass on Valentine's Day bag of candy (Hershey kisses and tootsie rolls) with a customizable note!

ORDER ONLINE HERE

Students/Faculty/Staff can purchase a candy gram (1 for $3 and 2 for $5) and write a custom note (anonymous or not) to a friend, significant other, faculty, etc. Circle K is putting together the candy gram bags and attaching the requested note. The person for whom the candy gram was bought will receive an email from Circle K requesting they stop by in the Cube to pick it up.

Turnaround time will be one day. For example, Student A purchases a candy gram for Student B in the cube on Monday. Circle K will make the candy gram Monday night and Student B will receive an email Tuesday morning that they can pick up their candy gram from 11-1 in the Cube.

This event is a Circle K fundraiser to raise money for future projects!

Why be an RA?

1. You get to play a crucial role in building community on Carroll's campus.
2. You get to help other students navigate their college experience.
3. You get to work on improving your leadership skills which you can bring with you for the rest of your life.
4. You can learn so much about yourself and others through working in a position like this.
5. You can become a better version of yourself.

Other Incentives

1. It is noteworthy on a resume.
2. There is great satisfaction in helping others.
3. This position prepares you for so many things.
4. Your room is covered and you get paid a stipend, too.

Last day of 50% tuition refund period; 0% refund period begins February 9th.

Show some love, make new friends, get a date, thank a professor or staff member!

The Circle K student club will be selling candy grams in the Cube from 11AM-1PM, Febrary 7-11. Pass on Valentine's Day bag of candy (Hershey kisses and tootsie rolls) with a customizable note!

ORDER ONLINE HERE

Students/Faculty/Staff can purchase a candy gram (1 for $3 and 2 for $5) and write a custom note (anonymous or not) to a friend, significant other, faculty, etc. Circle K is putting together the candy gram bags and attaching the requested note. The person for whom the candy gram was bought will receive an email from Circle K requesting they stop by in the Cube to pick it up.

Turnaround time will be one day. For example, Student A purchases a candy gram for Student B in the cube on Monday. Circle K will make the candy gram Monday night and Student B will receive an email Tuesday morning that they can pick up their candy gram from 11-1 in the Cube.

This event is a Circle K fundraiser to raise money for future projects!

Show some love, make new friends, get a date, thank a professor or staff member!

The Circle K student club will be selling candy grams in the Cube from 11AM-1PM, Febrary 7-11. Pass on Valentine's Day bag of candy (Hershey kisses and tootsie rolls) with a customizable note!

ORDER ONLINE HERE

Students/Faculty/Staff can purchase a candy gram (1 for $3 and 2 for $5) and write a custom note (anonymous or not) to a friend, significant other, faculty, etc. Circle K is putting together the candy gram bags and attaching the requested note. The person for whom the candy gram was bought will receive an email from Circle K requesting they stop by in the Cube to pick it up.

Turnaround time will be one day. For example, Student A purchases a candy gram for Student B in the cube on Monday. Circle K will make the candy gram Monday night and Student B will receive an email Tuesday morning that they can pick up their candy gram from 11-1 in the Cube.

This event is a Circle K fundraiser to raise money for future projects!

We are having Valentine Painted Pot Event at Carroll Lower Cube Feb 9th at 6pm. Come paint a bowl, mug or plate.

Sign up here!

Show some love, make new friends, get a date, thank a professor or staff member!

The Circle K student club will be selling candy grams in the Cube from 11AM-1PM, Febrary 7-11. Pass on Valentine's Day bag of candy (Hershey kisses and tootsie rolls) with a customizable note!

ORDER ONLINE HERE

Students/Faculty/Staff can purchase a candy gram (1 for $3 and 2 for $5) and write a custom note (anonymous or not) to a friend, significant other, faculty, etc. Circle K is putting together the candy gram bags and attaching the requested note. The person for whom the candy gram was bought will receive an email from Circle K requesting they stop by in the Cube to pick it up.

Turnaround time will be one day. For example, Student A purchases a candy gram for Student B in the cube on Monday. Circle K will make the candy gram Monday night and Student B will receive an email Tuesday morning that they can pick up their candy gram from 11-1 in the Cube.

This event is a Circle K fundraiser to raise money for future projects!

Interested in a fulfilling career serving your community as a clinical social worker? Attend an upcoming info session to learn how Carroll College’s Master of Social Work program can make that goal a reality.

Sessions hosted by full-time MSW faculty will be held over the next several months so we welcome you to join us to learn more about the program’s cutting-edge curriculum, flexible online format, and innovative internship opportunities. We can also answer questions about the application process.

Join us on Zoom Here

https://carroll.zoom.us/j/94613249032

MSW Informational Sessions

• January 13:     12:00–1:00 p.m. MST
• January 20:     5:30–6:30 p.m. MST
• January 27:     12:00–1:00 p.m. MST
• February 3:     5:30–6:30 p.m. MST
• February 10:     12:00–1:00 p.m. MST
• February 17:     5:30–6:30 p.m. MST
• February 24:     12:00–1:00 p.m. MST

2021-22 Women's Basketball Schedule

Wear white and let's whiteout Tech! Free pizza for students.

Women at 5pm, men at 7pm.

• Join CAMP for a rad climbing film
• Bring your own popcorn and snacks! 
• Thursday Feb 10th 8pm Trin Lounge

Show some love, make new friends, get a date, thank a professor or staff member!

The Circle K student club will be selling candy grams in the Cube from 11AM-1PM, Febrary 7-11. Pass on Valentine's Day bag of candy (Hershey kisses and tootsie rolls) with a customizable note!

ORDER ONLINE HERE

Students/Faculty/Staff can purchase a candy gram (1 for $3 and 2 for $5) and write a custom note (anonymous or not) to a friend, significant other, faculty, etc. Circle K is putting together the candy gram bags and attaching the requested note. The person for whom the candy gram was bought will receive an email from Circle K requesting they stop by in the Cube to pick it up.

Turnaround time will be one day. For example, Student A purchases a candy gram for Student B in the cube on Monday. Circle K will make the candy gram Monday night and Student B will receive an email Tuesday morning that they can pick up their candy gram from 11-1 in the Cube.

This event is a Circle K fundraiser to raise money for future projects!

The Office of Admission employs qualified, currently enrolled Carroll students as paid ambassadors for the Gold Team. Gold Team ambassadors conduct campus tours and represent Carroll College during recruitment events & open houses. Gold Team members will also have weekly office hours in the Admission Office, at the Welcome Desk in O’Connell Hall, or as part of the Student Contact Team. Successful candidates enjoy working with people, have a wide range of Carroll College experiences, and a willingness to share these experiences with prospective students and their families in a variety of settings.

Return the completed application and supplemental materials to the Office of Admission, O’Connell Hall by Friday, February 11 at 4:00 p.m. The Office of Admission will contact you to schedule an interview if you are selected. Applicants that are missing required application materials will not be invited to interview.

Download the application and supplemental materials.

Questions? Contact Elizabeth Zimmerman at ezimmerman@carroll.edu or 406-447-4384.

Come join CAMP at Great Divide for a fantastic evening of skiing - it's a private ski party for Carroll College! Lift tickets are free for all Carroll students, employees, and families, although make sure to bring along money for rentals if needed. Transportation not provided. See you there!

• The Good Luck chair lift and back yard tow from 6pm to 9pm.
• Access to 10 illuminated trails and 1 or 2 terrain parks.
• Exclusive use of the lodge until 11pm.
• Great Divide Food and beverage services will be available.
• RENTALS: Ski/Snowboard rentals are inexpensive and will be set up in advance so that everyone gets out on the snow and having fun right away!
  • $15 Ski or snowboard and boots
  • $5 helmet
  • Reserve online and put Carroll College Group in the box at the bottom of the page.

It's time for Service Saturday! On Saturday, February 19, we will meet at 8:30 am in the Chapel Foyer and serve around the community until 11:30 am, with an optional lunch afterward in the Campus Ministry Lounge.

Lunch will be provided and the deadline to sign up is the Thursday before. Volunteers will receive an email about where they are going Friday morning.

Register

Service Saturdays are an opportunity for 75+ students to join us for 3 hours on a Saturday morning and go volunteer at several different locations around Helena. It's a great way to engage with the non-profits and organizations that are supporting and sustaining our community. For more information email carroll.hunthausen@gmail.com 

Carroll College students from the Department of Life and Environmental Sciences will be leading educational activities, games, and crafts for kids (elementary and middle school-aged) to learn about evolution and biodiversity. All invited to various rooms in Simperman Hall on February 19 from 1-3pm.

Hosted by the Carroll College Department of Life and Environmental Sciences.

"Have fun and learn about Evolution"

Come join Carroll theatre for some fun and exciting Mimeprov!

Mimeprov Comedy, Carroll's own Improv Comedy troupe will perform our first show of the year on Saturday, February 19 at 4:30 pm in the Flex Theater! We are a group of Carroll students who enjoy comedic wit combined with physicality through mime and love the thrill of making it all up on the spot. We love to have big audiences come ready with suggestions to give us. Our shows are family-friendly, and most importantly free!

Grounded is a play by George Brant that explores the effects of drone warfare on the pilots who operate them. In collaboration with Merlin CCC, we also be having community discussions on these issues with a particular focus on the philosophical areas touched upon. Carroll students are entitled to discounted tickets.

Tickets for Grounded are $20 for adults and $15 for students and seniors. All performances are at the Helena Avenue Theatre, 1319 Helena Avenue. Buy tickets at https://www.ravensfeather.org/tickets

Carroll Theatre presents The Hijabis by Rohina Malik.

Runs February 17-27, 2022. Best friends Maya, Nadia and Leen are doing their best to live their mid-20s dreams in the small town of Payneville, Illinois.  And while life after college isn’t what any of them expected, they remain united in their struggles by their love for ice cream, their penchant for laughter, and their commitment to wearing their hijabs as a reflection of their faithfulness to God. But when their local mosque is desecrated by other members of the Payneville community, how they choose to respond will change the course of their lives. Associate Professor Kim Shire will direct.

This production is part of a series of plays commissioned by Big Bridge Theatre Consortium on the topic of interfaith dialogue. In-person tickets | Online Tickets

Carroll Theatre presents The Hijabis by Rohina Malik.

Runs February 17-27, 2022. Best friends Maya, Nadia and Leen are doing their best to live their mid-20s dreams in the small town of Payneville, Illinois.  And while life after college isn’t what any of them expected, they remain united in their struggles by their love for ice cream, their penchant for laughter, and their commitment to wearing their hijabs as a reflection of their faithfulness to God. But when their local mosque is desecrated by other members of the Payneville community, how they choose to respond will change the course of their lives. Associate Professor Kim Shire will direct. This production is part of a series of plays commissioned by Big Bridge Theatre Consortium on the topic of interfaith dialogue. In-person tickets | Online Tickets

We offer mass at 7 p.m. in All Saints Chapel on Sunday nights! All welcome.

We are so excited that you are interested in applying to be a Peer Minister! Spots are open to current sophomores and juniors. If you have any questions, please email Deidre Casey at dlcasey@carroll.edu. Deadline is February 21, 2022.

Apply online now

Campus Ministry has a group of students who live in the residence halls called Peer Ministers. These peer ministers carry on the tradition of fostering fellowship and goodwill on campus, work in building community on the floors, and help in creating a positive campus atmosphere for students. 

Each Peer Minister considers themself a resource to assist and counsel other students when needed. They also lead Bible studies, but these may not always take the “customary” form.

Most importantly, though, these students are available to be a presence encouraging faith on campus. Peer Ministers encourage students to make their relationship with God an important part of their journey at Carroll.

Meet a Carroll professor, a current student and Carroll alumni in  Spokane, WA at The Davenport Grand, Autograph Collection. Learn more about Carroll's range of stellar academic programs, fantastic location in the middle of Montana's great outdoors, and fun and inspiring campus community.

Explore how Carroll College will help you build the career you want and the life you aspire to. Also pick up details you need about academic options, how to apply, and financial aid.

RSVP with your total number of guests by Jan 20 to: Jesus Parra Gutierrez @ jparragutierrez@carroll.edu.

Carroll Theatre presents The Hijabis by Rohina Malik.

Runs February 17-27, 2022. Best friends Maya, Nadia and Leen are doing their best to live their mid-20s dreams in the small town of Payneville, Illinois.  And while life after college isn’t what any of them expected, they remain united in their struggles by their love for ice cream, their penchant for laughter, and their commitment to wearing their hijabs as a reflection of their faithfulness to God. But when their local mosque is desecrated by other members of the Payneville community, how they choose to respond will change the course of their lives. Associate Professor Kim Shire will direct. This production is part of a series of plays commissioned by Big Bridge Theatre Consortium on the topic of interfaith dialogue. In-person tickets | Online Tickets

We offer mass at 7 p.m. in All Saints Chapel on Sunday nights! All welcome.

High school counselors! Meet us in Spokane, WA at The Davenport Grand, Autograph Collection. Learn more about Carroll's range of stellar academic programs, fantastic location in the middle of Montana's great outdoors, and fun and inspiring campus community.

You'll also pick up details you need about Carroll's academic options, how to apply, and financial aid.

RSVP by Feb 20 to: Jesus Parra Gutierrez @ jparragutierrez@carroll.edu.

Carroll will play Montana Tech in the Frontier Conference Championship Game. Students get in free.

Unveiled: a performance by Rohina Malik in the Carroll Flex Theatre

Join us for an online presentation on February 28, 2022 at 7:30 p.m. with Dr. Gillian Glaes entitled Solidarity and Immigration: An Exploration of Possibilities.  Dr. Glaes is the Director of the Humanities Institute and Associate Director of the Franke Global Leadership Initiative at the University of Montana.

Moderated by Dr. Elvira Roncalli and organized by the Annette Moran Center. Part of the Nurturing Solidarity Series.