Cor/Via are separate Campus Ministry formation groups for both women and men so that each gender can ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. They both meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 5:50-7pm.

Cor's default location is the Maronick Board Room, Via's is the Siena Room of the Lower Cube.

Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups.

Join French Professor Dr. Anneliese Renck for an informational session about the faculty-led study abroad in France in the summer of 2019.

The Census Day snapshot will take place at 5:00pm. 

Join Campus Ministry in their cozy meeting area (lower level All Saints Chapel) and take 45 minutes of your week to study the Bible. All welcome - bring your questions and your friends!

Interested in Mountain Biking? Enjoy the outdoors? Join us for Mountain Bike Thursdays! Build community while exploring Helena, MT. Don't have a bike? Meet in the HAC before the ride and you can pick up a full-suspension bike to use for free!

Enjoy Bingo? Come join us in the Upper Cube and win lots of great prizes!

Brought to you by CSA.

Join Campus Ministry in their cozy meeting area (lower level All Saints Chapel) and take 45 minutes of your week to study the Bible. All welcome - bring your questions and your friends!

Join College Christian Fellowship (CCF) for their weekly Monday night meeting on the Carroll campus in the Simperman Amphitheatre at 8:00pm. People of all faith backgrounds are welcome to join us in a time of worship, study of the Bible, and fellowship at the Crosswalk afterwards.

Join Campus Ministry in their cozy meeting area (lower level All Saints Chapel) and take 45 minutes of your week to study the Bible. All welcome - bring your questions and your friends!

Below is the application to run for a Senate position in the Carroll College Student Government (ASCC) Associate Students of Carroll College. There are four freshman senate seats, and one non traditional student seat that needs to be filled. (Both freshman and non-traditional students fill out the Freshman Senate.) All instructions are included in the application.

• August 31: Applications available (Download application)
• September 10: Applications Due by 4:00PM
• September 11: Campaigning Begins
• September 18: Election Day. Polls open from 8AM-Midnight

Join Jeanette Fregulia & Shannon Ackeret for a Faculty-Led Middle East study abroad FYI session!

Join College Christian Fellowship (CCF) for their weekly Monday night meeting on the Carroll campus in the Simperman Amphitheatre at 8:00pm. People of all faith backgrounds are welcome to join us in a time of worship, study of the Bible, and fellowship at the Crosswalk afterwards.

Join the study abroad program in a mandatory re-entry workshop for all returning study abroad students.

Cor/Via are separate Campus Ministry formation groups for both women and men so that each gender can ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. They both meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 5:50-7pm.

Cor's default location is the Maronick Board Room, Via's is the Siena Room of the Lower Cube.

Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups.

Hit the trails with the CAMP and the Carroll Community! This weekly running group meets in the HAC before carpooling out to the trails.

We are just out to have fun! Join us no matter how fast or slow you are!

Join the American Medical Student Association (AMSA) student club at their first physician meeting with internal medicine resident, Greg Heincke, D.O. Greg will discussing how he successfully applied medical school, the MCAT, and how he got into his current residency.

All are welcome!

Join Fr. Marc Lenneman in an exploration of Catholic teaching on various topics relevant to today’s culture. 

Every Wednesday at noon in the Campus Ministry lounge. Sponsored by Campus Ministry.

Join Jeanette Fregulia & Shannon Ackeret for a Faculty-Led Middle East study abroad FYI session!

Come one and all to our first GSA meeting of the year! There will be new members to meet and old members to welcome back. We will be discussing potential events for the year as well as voting in our officers. We will have delicious treats provided by PFlag.

Join Jeanette Fregulia & Shannon Ackeret for a Faculty-Led Middle East study abroad FYI session!

Join Campus Ministry in their cozy meeting area (lower level All Saints Chapel) and take 45 minutes of your week to study the Bible. All welcome - bring your questions and your friends!

Please join Carroll President John Cech, PhD, and Monsignor Kevin O’Neill, Chair of the Board of Trustees, to honor lead donors Roy and Frances Simperman and other donors to the Library fund for the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Simperman Learning Commons within the Jack and Sallie Corette Library.

Carroll College has begun a major renovation of the Corette Library to transform it into a state-of-the-art resource and study center renamed the Jack and Sallie Corette Library and Simperman Learning Commons. On Thursday, the primary benefactor of the project, Roy Simperman, class of 1962, will join other Carroll dignitaries for a groundbreaking ceremony at the library.

A hosted reception at the Corette Library will follow.

Information about the Simperman Learning Commons can be found here.

Roy Simperman

Join Dr. Kelly Cline on September 13 at 7:00 p.m. in the Simperman Hall Wiegand Amphitheatre for "An Evening of Physics:  An Interstellar Mission to Alpha Centauri".

Can we send a space probe to explore planets orbiting another star? NASA has sent probes to the planets that orbit our own Sun, but other star systems seem far beyond our reach. Now, an exciting new concept may allow us to send tiny robotic spacecraft to explore the Alpha Centauri system. Instead of propelling these spacecraft with rockets, they could be carried by a light sail that is pushed by an array of laser beams from Earth.  Recent calculations tell us that in this way a nano-spacecraft could accelerate up to 20% of the speed of light, and reach Alpha Centauri in about 20 years!

Join us for a free, public lecture about this exciting new plan to explore other solar systems!

AlcoholEDU for College and HAVEN courses are mandatory for all new students, and Part I must be completed by Monday, September 17th at 9:00 a.m.

All students should have received an email with instructions on August 23, 2018.  If you did NOT receive an email, please email asgriffin@carroll.edu. For log-in difficulties or questions, please email asgriffin@carroll.edu.

Interested in a summer job with the U.S. Forest Service? They are hiring NOW for Summer 2019 fire, wilderness and trail positions.

Come get some information about the USA JOBS application and learn about all the jobs available.

There is also be an information meeting in O'Connell 107 on September 19 from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Brought to you by Carroll College Career Services.

Join Campus Ministry in their cozy meeting area (lower level All Saints Chapel) and take 45 minutes of your week to study the Bible. All welcome - bring your questions and your friends!

Carroll will be conducting its 5th medical outreach trip to Mexico from January 6–12, 2019, and an informational meeting will be held on Monday, September 17 from 7:00 – 8:00 pm in Saint Charles 017.

Sophomores, juniors & seniors encouraged to apply. Students interested in healthcare careers (especially pre-med and nursing) are encouraged to apply. Preference will be given to students who have some Spanish speaking ability.

Contact Kyle Strode for more information at kstrode@carroll.edu.

Speaker Kevin Berthia will present "The Impact of Listening." Kevin is a grateful suicide survivor and suicide prevention advocate.

Sponsored by NAMI and Carroll Carroll Wellness Center.

 Dr. Seth Weinberger of the University of Puget Sound will deliver the 2018 Constitution Day Lecture entitled "Balancing War Powers in a Never-Ending 'War'" on Monday, September 17, at 7:00pm, in Trinity Lounge.

This lecture is supported by the Jack Miller Center through a grant from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and is sponsored by Carroll College Constitutional Studies.

About Professor Weinberger:

Dr. Weinberger is Professor of Politics and Government at the University of Puget Sound. He received his B.A. (1993) in political philosophy from the University of Chicago, an M.A. (1995) in Security Studies from Georgetown University, and an M.A. (2000) and Ph.D. (2005) in political science from Duke University. He teaches courses on international relations, U.S. foreign policy, international security, terrorism, constitutional law, and political philosophy. His book, Restoring the Balance: War Powers in an Age of Terror was published by Praeger Press in 2009. His current research focuses on congressional-executive war powers in the on-going armed conflict against al Qaeda. In 2011 and 2016, Professor Weinberger received the Thomas A. Davis Teaching Excellence Award.

Join College Christian Fellowship (CCF) for their weekly Monday night meeting on the Carroll campus in the Simperman Amphitheatre at 8:00pm. People of all faith backgrounds are welcome to join us in a time of worship, study of the Bible, and fellowship at the Crosswalk afterwards.

Join Travis Almquist for a Faculty-Led Peru study abroad FYI session!

Join Kimberly Shire over Spring Break 2019 on a trip to Broadway in NYC! You are invited to get a first-hand look at multiple Broadway shows and be mentored through the process of completing an authentic audition. And meet with Carroll alumni and friends while we're there!

Cost is $2500 due to the business office by end-of-day (4:30 p.m.) on Tuesday, September 18. The $2500 fee is all-inclusive, covering airfare and hotel.

Questions? Contact Kim Shire at kshire@carroll.edu.

Cor/Via are separate Campus Ministry formation groups for both women and men so that each gender can ask questions and explore issues that are relevant to their unique take on life. They both meet every Tuesday that classes are in session from 5:50-7pm.

Cor's default location is the Maronick Board Room, Via's is the Siena Room of the Lower Cube.

Find out more about Cor and Via formation groups.

Hit the trails with the CAMP and the Carroll Community! This weekly running group meets in the HAC before carpooling out to the trails.

We are just out to have fun! Join us no matter how fast or slow you are!

Join Fr. Marc Lenneman in an exploration of Catholic teaching on various topics relevant to today’s culture. 

Every Wednesday at noon in the Campus Ministry lounge. Sponsored by Campus Ministry.

Attention all Accounting majors! Mark your calendar on September 19 for Meet the Firms and Recruiters Night and meet local CPA firms, recruiters, and other organizations for internships and employment positions.

Don't miss this amazing opportunity to connect with employers and explore internship opportunities.

Refreshments will be generously provided by MSPCA. Please RSVP though Handshake.

Brought to you by the Carroll College Business Department and Career Services.

Interested in a summer job with the U.S. Forest Service? They are hiring NOW for Summer 2019 fire, wilderness and trail positions.

Come to a presentation about the USA JOBS application and learn about all the jobs available.

There is also be an information tble in the Upper Campus Center on September 17 from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.

Brought to you by Carroll College Career Services.

CCF will be hosting a screening of the film Paul: Apostle of Christ followed by a discussion led by people involved with the film.

Free to the public and open to anyone to attend.

With Dr. Kyle Strode, Carroll Pre-pharmacy Advisor and Dr. Amy Diepenbrock, Feik School of Pharmacy

Dr. Strode and Dr. Diepenbrock will discuss pharmacy as a career, how to best prepare yourself for pharmacy school, and how to strategize to have the highest probability of acceptance into pharmacy school in this important meeting.

Dr. Diepenbrock will also be available all-day on Thursday, September 20th and in the morning Friday, September 21st for one-on-one meetings with individual students. To schedule a meeting with Dr. Diepenbrock, please contact Dr. Strode at kstrode@carroll.edu.

Dr. Diepenbrock is the Assistant Dean of Student Affairs at the Feik School of Pharmacy at the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio, Texas.

Find out more about the Carroll pre-pharmacy program.

Join Campus Ministry in their cozy meeting area (lower level All Saints Chapel) and take 45 minutes of your week to study the Bible. All welcome - bring your questions and your friends!

Merlin Philosophy Symposium: The Environment, Ethics & Stewardship (Part 1)
This interactive Q & A-style symposium is PART 1 (of a 3-part series) on the environment, ethics & conservation stewardship and features a distinguished panel of invited guest speakers from a variety of disciplines.  Sponsored by Humanities Montana and PLATO, and numerous community sponsors and collaborators including Carroll College, AERO, Prickly Pear Land Trust, HCTV, BWP Great Northern Hotel, Y2Y, MWF, OPI, Western Environmental Law Center, MWA, Native Nexus Consulting, and Heart of the Rockies Initiative, this evening symposium will be held in the Lower Campus Center (CUBE) at Carroll College and facilitated by Elvira Roncalli, PhD, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Carroll College.

Philosophical and other perspectives relative to public lands vs. private lands and individual rights, collective rights, indigenous/native american rights, and other rights will be explored. Speakers will briefly address the theme and then open the symposium up to general, free-flowing audience-panelist Q & A discussion. 

• Shane M. Doyle, EdD — Independent Educational & Cultural Consultant, Native Nexus Consulting
• Shiloh Hernandez, JD — Attorney, Western Environmental Law Center
• Harvey Locke, JD — Co-Founder & Senior Advisor, Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative & Nature Needs Half
• Bill Parsons, PhD — Associate Professor of Political Science, Carroll College
• Mark Smillie, PhD — Professor of Philosophy & Department Chair, Carroll College
• Bill Milton - Rancher, Conservationist & Facilitator, Milton Ranch LLC  

No background or training in philosophy is necessary to participate.  FREE to the public! Students at the high school and college level, the Helena community, and surrounding communities are invited! For more information, visit the Merlin website or contact Marisa at #406-502-2122 or marisa@merlinccc.org.

For those on Facebook, please invite others our Facebook event and update your status to ‘Going’.

About the Symposium

The Merlin 2018-2019 Philosophy Symposium Series will be looking at numerous philosophical issues and perspectives related to ethics, the environment, and conservation stewardship, ranging from: public vs. private land (including individual, collective rights, other) landowner-wildlife and habitat relationships (including agricultural and ranching relationships), and current and future environmental/conservation challenges

Each symposium in this series will feature 5-6 guest panelists (from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds) and a facilitator.  Panelists will speak for approx. 10 minutes each and then the forum will be opened up to free-flowing audience-panelist Q & A.  

This symposium series is free to the public and will be held at Carroll College in the Lower Campus Center or Simperman Hall on:

• Thursday, September 20th 2018 (6:30pm - 10pm)
• Thursday, December 6th 2018 (6:30pm - 10pm)
• Thursday, March 14th 2019 (6:30pm - 10pm)

Students at the high school & college level and Helena community members are invited! More information — including panelist details, specific topic of discussion, and more can be found at our website.

Sponsored by the Carroll College Philosophy Department.

Carroll students, faculty, staff, and Carroll’s friends and families are the "Saints for Home" Team in the NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Walk (5K)! We are going to show the community that Carroll cares, and to help destigmatize mental illness and raise money for NAMI Montana.

Carroll personnel register can begin registering at 11:00 a.m. at the Carroll College table in Memorial Park (across from the YMCA). It will have the Carroll flag.

• Even if you are not raising money, still WALK WITH THE “SAINTS FOR HOPE!” It shows that Carroll Cares! HELP DESTIGMATIZE MENTAL ILLNESS!
• There will be a table in the Cube from 11a.m. -1 p.m. on Sept 11, 12, 18, and 19 where students can register to walk and be entered into a drawing for a $25 Amazon gift card.
• Wear your Carroll colors: purple and/or gold and show your Carroll pride.

Carroll College has typically had a strong turnout in the past. Student groups, athletic teams and individual students and employees have participated in the walk in a sea of random purple and yellow t-shirts.The Carroll group usually takes a group photo on the steps of the band shell before the walk begins. We have also had the largest number of people registered of any of the groups.

Come celebrate with Campus Ministry. All welcome.