Environmental Engineering
Investing In Our Program and Students

As Montana Tech marks 125 years of educating determined doers, we’re also proud to celebrate a program with deep roots and proven impact. Environmental Engineering at Montana Tech—one of the oldest and most established programs of its kind—celebrated 50 years in 2023. Our graduates lead where it matters most: safeguarding air and water quality, managing hazardous and solid wastes, remediating soils, preventing pollution, assessing health risks, and reclaiming land.

A hands-on education—shaped by the real world

Environmental Engineering at Montana Tech blends a rigorous, broad-based science and engineering foundation with advanced, practice-focused courses. Students learn how pollutants are generated, measured, and controlled in discussion-rich classrooms and hands-on labs, and through field experiences that turn knowledge into impact.     

 

 

Your support fuels the people, tools, and experiences that define our program:

Environmental Engineering Department Fund

Flexible, immediate resources for student support, faculty professional development, field trips and conferences, and innovative equipment that keeps our teaching and research on the leading edge.

50th Anniversary Environmental Engineering Alumni Endowed Scholarship

Established by Environmental Engineering alumni, this scholarship is awarded annually to a sophomore, junior, or senior in Environmental Engineering—helping talented students persist and thrive.

DayOne Matching Opportunity:

Thanks to Nick '92 and Kari '94 Olds, every gift to the Environmental Engineering Department Fund or the 50th Anniversary Environmental Engineering Alumni Endowed Scholarship will be matched 1:1, up to $2,000.


 

In our university’s 125th year, your gift honors Montana Tech’s legacy and propels the next generation of Environmental Engineers who will tackle the West’s—and the world’s—most pressing environmental challenges.

Please make a gift today and help us spread the word—share this project on social media, send it to a friend, and invite fellow Orediggers to join you.

 


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Environmental Engineering Match
During DayOne, thanks to a Nick '92 and Kari '94 Olds each gift made to the Environmental Engineering - Unrestricted will be matched 1:1 up to 1,000.
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Student Donor Match
Montana Tech student donor gifts will be matched 1:1 for each dollar given from a match pool of $5,000 thanks to a generous gift from Jack and Leah McCarthy. That means your gift of $50 actually has the impact of $100. To take advantage of this matching opportunity make sure to select STUDENT from the How are you affiliated with Montana Tech question on the giving form. Answers will be monitored for validity. Matching opportunity is available from noon September 9th, 2026 to noon September 11th, 2026 or sooner if the $5,000 match has been met.
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Faculty Staff Participation Match Challenge
$5,000 will be unlocked at the time 50 Montana Tech faculty/staff members have participated in DayOne 2026. Upon completion of the entire DayOne Giving event $100 will be applied to the project or projects to which the original gift was made for each of those donors.
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Departmental Challenge Leaderboard
Montana Tech Departments are competing head-to-head for a chance to earn extra money towards their department by bringing in the most donors to their project. The top ten finishers split the pot valued at up to $20,000.
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First Time Donor Match
First-time donor gifts will be matched 1:1 for each dollar given from a match pool of $5,000. That means your gift of $50 actually has the impact of $100. To take advantage of this matching opportunity if it is your first time giving to Montana Tech make sure to answer yes to being a first-time donor on the giving form. Answers will be monitored for validity. Matching opportunity will be available from noon September 9th, 2026 through noon September 11th, 2026 or sooner if the $5,000 match has been met.
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Jacob Simpson Memorial Math Annual Scholarship Match
During DayOne, thanks to Jack '73 and Leah McCarthy, each gift to the Jacob Simpson Memorial Math Annual Scholarship will be matched 1:1 up to $1,000.
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Anderson Board Legacy Participation Challenge
We are aiming for 800! During DayOne thanks to a generous match to the Montana Tech Foundation Board Legacy Fund by Foundation legacy board member and alum Sundra Anderson, every time we pass a 100 donor total all the way up to 700 we will add $3,000 to the overall DayOne total and if we hit 800 it will unlock an additional $4,000 for a total of $25,000.
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Montana Tech Industrial Advisory Board Challenge
The academic program that receives gifts from the greatest number of donors will earn an additional $2,000, thanks to a generous matching gift from Nick '92 and Kari '94 Olds. IAB members: When making your own gift, please make sure to mark IAB member as a Montana Tech affiliation.
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