DayOne 2025

For 125 years, Montana Technological University has been preparing engineers to build a better world. Civil Engineers design, build, supervise, and construct sustainable projects and systems in both the public and private sectors. From bridges and tunnels to water systems, airports, and sustainable infrastructure, our students learn to shape the future through innovation and resilience.

At Montana Tech, our Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering provides courses across five key areas of study: Sustainable Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Construction Engineering, Structural Engineering, and Transportation Engineering.

We are also excited to celebrate the growth of our department with the launch of our new Construction Management program. This program prepares students for the wide range of responsibilities required in the field—scheduling, cost estimating and accounting, CAD, safety, human resources, machinery, and regulatory compliance. Together, these programs are producing the next generation of leaders in construction and civil engineering.

As we honor Montana Tech’s 125th anniversary, we recognize that investing in our students is investing in the next century of impact. That’s why, this DayOne, we are raising funds for the Civil Engineering Departmental Fund and the Construction Management Fund.

Your support helps us:

• Increase scholarships to recruit and retain the best students.
• Invest in faculty development, field trips, and conference opportunities.
• Provide resources to acquire innovative and industry-relevant equipment.
• Expand experiential learning opportunities that prepare students for real-world success.

DayOne Matching Opportunities

This year, thanks to the generosity of Nick ’92 and Kari ’94 Olds, your gift goes even further. 

Each gift made to the Civil Engineering Departmental Fund will be matched 1:1 up to $1,000, 

Each gift to the Construction Management Fund will be matched 1:1 up to $1,000.

Your support is invaluable to us. Please give during DayOne and help us spread the word—share this project on social media, by email, and with your friends. Your voice and your gift will make a significant difference for our students and programs.