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Tech students impact Butte economy in more ways than one, administrators say

January 21, 2018/

Montana Tech Vice Chancellor Joe McClafferty and Marketing Director Amanda Badovinac say one industry that will always remain relevant in Butte is education.

A series of articles on the impact of young people on Butte’s economy wouldn’t be complete without a look at Montana Tech and its approximately 2,680 students, who all eat, drink and pay rent in the Mining City.

ANNIE PENTILLA [email protected]

http://mtstandard.com/business/tech-students-impact-butte-economy-in-more-ways-than-one/article_2202449c-2338-5a79-ba13-971045c7e708.html#tracking-source=home-top-stories

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