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Overview
Work History
Education
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Awards & Certificates
Extracurricular Activities
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Isabel Biggers

Missoula,Montana

Summary

I am a Senior, originally from Parker, Colorado, at the University of Montana majoring in History, pursuing certificates in Public History and Native American Studies. Focusing on historical education, preservation, and community-centered research methods.I would describe myself as optimistic, driven, and constantly wanting to learn.

Overview

1
1
year of professional experience

Work History

Marketing Intern

MONTANA NATURAL HISTORY CENTER
03.2026 - 12.2026
  • Identified media trends to enhance engagement with center while aligning with goals of historical and environmental conservation and education.
  • Attended events with historians, professionals, educators, and community members to foster relationships and promote center initiatives.

Education

High School Diploma -

LEGEND HIGHSCHOOL
Parker, CO
05-2023

BACHELOR OF ARTS - HISTORY

THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA
Missoula
12-2026

Skills

  • Media analysis
  • Project Management
  • Archival/Historical Research
  • Interpretation
  • Collaboration
  • Team Building
  • Task Prioritization
  • Problem-solving
  • Public Speaking
  • Effective communication

Awards & Certificates

  • Academic Merit Scholarship (3.0-3.5+), Alpha Nu Scholarship Foundation
  • 2025 Tamara Zahn, Make A Difference Award, Alpha Nu Scholarship Foundation

Extracurricular Activities

  • PHI ALPHA THETA, Beta Psi History Honors Society
  • KAPPA ALPHA THETA, Alpha Nu, [Vice President Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion (Spring, 2024 - Fall, 2025) & Vice President Operations (Spring, 2025 - Fall 2026)]

Projects & Leadership

  • Economic Survival and Cultural Continuity: Federal Intervention and the Northern Cheyenne Cattle Industry, Capstone Project: A research paper detailing the continued economic and cultural effects that the placement of cattle had upon the Northern Cheyenne Reservation.
  • Unsettled Ground: Missoula mobile home history, A collaboration between The Pulp and The University of Montana Public History Program: An interactive website made detailing a history of mobile homes in Missoula, driven by the research of students in HSTA 275.
  • Kappa Alpha Theta Formal Spring, 2025: Provide RISK prevention for a formal dance of 60+ girls, file insurance, actively manage the event. Skills: RISK prevention, Collaboration, Leadership of a team, Effective Communication

Timeline

Marketing Intern

MONTANA NATURAL HISTORY CENTER
03.2026 - 12.2026

High School Diploma -

LEGEND HIGHSCHOOL

BACHELOR OF ARTS - HISTORY

THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA
Isabel Biggers