Bureau of Business and Economic Research

The Bureau of Business and Economic Research is a research department within the College of Business at the University of Montana, Missoula. They produce a variety of economic and industry data including annual economic forecasts for the United States as well as Montana, its industries, and counties. More information can be found on the Bureau of Business and Economic Research website.

Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit

The Cooperative Research Unit is a unique collaborative relationship between States, Universities, the Federal government and a non-profit organization. Coop Units conduct research on renewable natural resource questions, participate in the education of graduate students destined to join the natural resource profession, provide technical assistance and consultation to parties who have interests in natural resource issues, and provide various forms of continuing education for natural resource professionals. More information can be found on the Montana Cooperative Wildlife Research Unit website. 

Montana Campus Compact

Established in 1993, Montana Campus Compact aims to integrate civic work and learning into the curriculum and operations of its diverse network of colleges and universities, so students graduate with the determination and capacity to contribute to the public good throughout their lives. They also work to make higher education institutions fully engaged with their communities, working together to educate citizens, solve problems, and build a strong democracy. More information is available on the Montana Campus Compact website. 

The Clinical Psychology Center

The CPC is a training clinic, staffed by doctoral students in Clinical Psychology and School Psychology.

Located on the University of Montana campus, the CPC serves the entire Missoula community. Services are provided by student clinicians under direct supervision of senior clinicians from the Department of Psychology faculty. Student clinicians carry small caseloads (typically 3-5 clients) so that they can be closely supervised and provide optimal care. The clinic facilities include private counseling/consultation rooms, observation rooms, a group services room, and seminar rooms. More information can be found on the Clinical Psychology Center website.

The University of Montana Physical Therapy Clinic

The University of Montana Physical Therapy Clinic (UMPT Clinic) provides quality, patient-centered physical therapy care while serving as a teaching facility for graduate physical therapy students. Care is provided by a licensed physical therapist, along with graduate physical therapy interns. More information can be found on the UMPT Clinic website.