Student Resources A-Z

Academic Support Center (ASC)

The Academic Support Center's mission is to empower students to become confident, capable, independent learners. The ASC provides qualified tutors, supplemental instruction leaders, peer mentors, and resources that support students in their quest to reach their goals, in a safe and encouraging learning environment.

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Campus Store

To better serve you, MSUB Campus Store is removing the middleman from our textbook services, enabling you to get your books direct from the campus bookstore. This means you will have more control over your textbook order, more options on the delivery of your books/course materials, more online payment options, and assurance that your books will be available when you need them. This will ultimately result in cost savings, convenience, reliability and better service for you, our valued customer.

Career & Employment Services

Career & Employment Services offers a holistic approach to career readiness.  We build relationships with our students and empower them to connect with resources and develop skills they need to foster career success during and after their studies.

Center for Engagement

The Center for Engagement is the heart of student life at MSUB, connecting you with student organizations, events and community-based activities that enable you to achieve your academic, career and personal goals.

Center for Teaching and Learning (including eLearning)

All new and ready to rock, the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) is a the place for students and faculty to go and get the help they need with their courses. Our team offers a range of services, from technical help with Desire2Learn (D2L), to training sessions on everything from Panopto to pedagogy, and more than you can comfortably fit in a single sentence. Faculty-led, and excellence-driven, we're more than just a collection of buzzwords in a trenchcoat, we're here for you to connect you to the resources you need to succeed. So, if you're a teacher, or a learner, or both, then we're the center for you.

Disability Support Services (DSS)

Disability Support Services strives to create an inclusive and accessible environment by collaborating with students, faculty, and staff to facilitate solutions to environmental and educational barriers.

Information Technology (IT)

The Information Technology (IT) Department provides technology services covering student support, software, hardware, classrooms, and computer labs. 

Library

The Library is committed to helping students with their information needs. Physical books, journals, and documents in the MSU Billings Library are supplemented by a wide variety of digital resources, such as electronic journals, electronic books, databases, streaming video, and internet resources. 

Military and Veteran's Success Center

The Mission of the Military and Veterans Success Center (MVSC) is to provide individualized support and advocacy for all veteran, veteran spouses, and military-affiliated students on campus.  With over 40 years of combined military experience, we offer more then just educational support. Our goal is to leverage our professional network to better advise veterans on campus by improving experiences, retention, graduation, and employment.

Native American Achievement Center (NAAC)

It is the mission of the Native American Achievement Center to help recruit and retain American Indian students at Montana State University Billings. The NAAC will serve as an advocate for students pursuing post-secondary educational opportunities at MSU Billings, extension services, and City College by providing academic and student support to students while encouraging their individual, social, cultural and emotional growth.

*NAAC computer lab, study space, and free printing and faxing services are available to all students!

Office of International Studies (OIS)

The Office of International Studies (OIS) serves as the international arm of MSUB. OIS provides a wide array of support services of international students on campus, as well as manages MSUB’s study abroad programs, international travel policies and builds international programming throughout campus.

Student Health Services (SHS)

The Student Health Services provides high-quality, cost-effective health care and mental health counseling with an emphasis on health education and wellness initiatives to promote and enhance student success.

Title IX

Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972 is a federal law that states, “No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance.”

Discrimination under Title IX includes sexual harassment, gender-based discrimination, and sexual violence. Sexual violence is attempted or completed rape or sexual assault, as well as sexual harassment, stalking, voyeurism, exhibitionism, verbal or physical sexuality-based threats or abuse, and intimate partner violence. If reported, every school must take immediate action whether the incident occurred on or off campus property.

TRIO/Student Support Services (TRIO/SSS)

TRIO and Student Support Services provides support for students seeking academic development and assists students with basic college requirements by motivating students toward successful completion of their college careers. TRIO/SSS provides free assistance including peer mentoring, tutoring, equipment check-out, free printing and copying, access to computers, referrals to community organizations and agencies, workshops, study skills, and much more.

Eligible students are those working toward a bachelor’s degree at MSUB and meeting at least one of the following criteria:

• Low income (based upon taxable income)
• First generation (neither parent has a bachelor’s degree)
• Documented disability (physical, learning, mental, and/or emotional)

Women’s and Gender Studies Center

Women’s and Gender Studies supports programs and research which examine the status, expectations and achievements of women on a local, regional and national level. The program is also committed to working closely with community members to provide support, programs and resources related to women's health, career opportunities, elevating the image and self-esteem of women and advancing the status of women. Through close cooperation with faculty, staff, students and the larger community, women’s and gender studies is dedicated to promoting equality and social justice in all forms while focusing on the needs of women at MSU Billings and the community.

The program supports the end of all discrimination based on gender, disability, ethnicity, gender identity, race, sexuality and socioeconomic class. In support of these goals, the program promotes cooperation with faculty and students across campus as well as community members to share their concerns, experiences and expertise to promote equality through seminars, special speakers, panel discussions and referral services and works closely with faculty and students involved in the Women’s Studies minor.