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WHAT HEROES DO
Everyday Heroes
“What Heroes Do” features actual everyday heroes and kids who become special heroes because of the decisions they make every day to stay drug free and always be the best they possibly can be.
Elks Drug Awareness Program
Commendation Award
JUNE 25, 2018
Presented to Rowen Schuler, Director, Community Medical Services, in grateful appreciation of meritorious participation in the Elks Drug Awareness Program at the Bitter Pill Art Exhibit, DEA National Prescription Drug Take-Back Days, and the Bozeman International Film Festival.
On June 5, 2018, Kelley Parker-Wathne, Coordinator of the Gallatin County DUI Task Force received the "Enrique Camarena-What Heroes Do" Coin for her exemplary outreach to high school students in Gallatin County on underage drinking, impaired driving, and making responsible choices.
Grace Anderson
2019 Montana State University Graduate
Grace Anderson is a recipient of MSU’s Newman Civic Fellow a national award given by Campus Compact for students who have found solutions for problems facing their community.
Anderson was nominated for the national service award by MSU President Waded Cruzado, who said Anderson’s work has been impactful. She has presented to more than 2,235 students in MSU classrooms offering resources and information to students about substance misuse.
In addition to the Newman Civic Award, last year Anderson was named to Septimviri, which honors the university’s seven most outstanding juniors.
Bozeman Police Department Annual Awards
Distinguished Service Award
On April 4, 2019, Officer Jesse Holton was recognized for his outstanding service and dedication to our community and department. And for his professionalism, work ethic, and conduct that are an example for all.
2019 Community Health Fair
Bozeman Health
Edward Szczypinski serves his community as the Chairman of the Greater Gallatin Homeless Action Coalition, and member of the Community-Coalition On Drug Awareness, Gallatin County Anti-Human Trafficking Task Force, Gallatin County DUI Task Force, Interagency, and Montana State University Substance Abuse Free Environment Coalition