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Fourth generation Griz graduate carves path of research at UM

by ABIGAIL LAUTEN-SCRIVNER UM News Service
| May 10, 2024 12:00 AM

MISSOULA – As a fourth-generation Griz, human biology senior Drew Engellant’s University of Montana roots run deep. But he’ll leave his own unique legacy of research and creative scholarship upon graduating this spring.

Before Engellant became a Griz like his parents, grandparents and great-grandparents before him, he grew up in Kalispell with a keen appreciation for the natural splendor of Big Sky Country and a passion for exploring it.  

“I think the time I enjoyed the most was whenever I could sneak away to Glacier National Park,”  Engellant said. “I just fell in love with climbing the mountains.”

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