Program Overview

University of Montana Programs and Services ## University of Montana Programs and Services are diverse and cater to various interests and needs. The university offers a range of programs under different categories, including Academics, Admission and Aid, Student Life, and Research. ### Academics The Academics section encompasses various programs and services, including:

• All Academic Programs
• Course Catalog
• Academic Calendar
• Advising Center (Undergraduate)
• Canvas
• Libraries
• Provost
• Registrar
• Colleges, Schools and Departments

Admission and Aid The Admission and Aid section includes:

• Tuition and Costs
• Financial Aid
• Scholarships
• Undergraduate Admissions
• Dual Enrollment
• Graduate
• Law
• Military and Veterans
• International

Student Life The Student Life section offers:

• Housing
• Dining
• Calendars
• Campus Recreation
• Club Sports
• Organizations
• Student Success Services
• University Center
• Jobs for Students
• Student Account Services

Research The Research section comprises:

• Undergraduate Research
• UM Centers and Institutes
• UM Impact
• Research Compliance
• Research Development
• Office of Sponsored Programs
• Broader Impacts Group

Campus Recreation Campus Recreation provides various fitness and recreational programs, including:

Fitness Programs Fitness Programs offer a supportive and high-energy atmosphere, led by certified trainers. These programs are designed to help participants build strength, improve core control, boost endurance, or simply move and feel better. Class sizes are kept small to provide personalized attention without losing the group vibe.

Small Group Training Small Group Training classes are curated workouts that meet in a supportive, high-energy atmosphere. Led by certified trainers, each session is designed with purpose, whether participants are looking to build strength, improve core control, boost endurance, or simply move and feel better.

Kettlebell Fundamentals Kettlebell Fundamentals is an 8-week class that focuses on full-body coordination and proper technique while building strength and endurance. The class covers the basics of kettlebell anatomy, how to harness the weight of a bottom-heavy bell, and how to perform exercises safely and effectively. Participants will master kettlebell-specific postures and exercises, such as the hinge, swing, press, clean, and snatch, and learn a wide range of exercises where a kettlebell can be used in place of other gym equipment.

• Dates: October 1 - November 21, 2025
• Schedule: Wednesdays & Fridays, 4 - 4:50pm in FRC Room 1
• Participants: Limited to 8
• Instructor: Shelby
• Investment:
  • Students: $75 for all 8 weeks
  • Non-student members: $100 for all 8 weeks

Ski Conditioning Ski Conditioning is a progressive class that focuses on lower body strength, power, agility, balance, and core stability to ensure a successful and injury-free ski season.

• Dates: October 21 - December 11, 2025
• Schedule: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 8 - 9am (no class 11/11 or 11/27) in the Functional Trainer Corner, located upstairs in the Weight Room
• Participants: Limited to 10 people (6 minimum needed to run the session)
• Instructor: Kelsey
• Investment:
  • Students: $100 for all 8 weeks
  • Non-student members: $130 for all 8 weeks