Upcoming Events

Friday, February 24

Feb

True Blue Aggie Friday

Fair/Festival

Established by Presidential Decree in July 2018, Fridays are proclaimed as "True Blue Aggie Friday" and all faculty, staff, alumni, students, and Aggie Family members are encouraged to wear apparel bearing the colors and insignia of the university on those days!

All Day | Utah State University | More Info

Feb

Backpack to Briefcase: Preparing for Graduate School

Workshop/Training | Focused Friday

You've decided to go to graduate school, but what now? In this episode of Backpack to Briefcase, we'll ask our panelists to discuss their experiences with the application process and what they did to prepare. From exams to letters of recommendation, do not miss this B2B where you'll hear from several Huntsmen alumnus.

Join live via the Huntsman YouTube Channel.

9:00 am - 9:30 am | Online/Virtual | More Info

Feb

Leadership Forum: Professional Etiquette

Panel Discussion/Presentation | Focused Friday

She's Daring Mighty Things Presents a Professional Etiquette Event to help students learn about what to wear and how to connect with professionals in a variety of settings. We encourage all majors and genders to register for this incredible opportunity to learn about clothing and communication in the workplace. We have invited content experts, corporate partners, and young alumni to help students practice networking in a professional setting. Please Register to attend

10:30 am - 12:00 pm | Huntsman Hall | More Info

Feb

Debunking Diet Culture

Workshop/Training

Diet culture tells us that our appearance and body shape are more important than physical, psychological, and general well-being. It's the idea that controlling your body, particularly your diet—by limiting what and how much you eat—is normal. This workshop will explore the harmful effects of diet culture, debunk the myths it tells us about our food and bodies, and how to take of ourselves in a world surrounded with diet culture.
This workshop is available on zoom and in the Library room 154.

11:00 am - 12:00 pm | USU Libraries | More Info

Feb

USU Eastern Service Region Debate

Student Activities | Diversity, equity, and Inclusion

We would like to invite you to the debate happening in the JLSC Cafeteria starting at 11:30 AM Friday, February 24, 2023. It will involve our candidates running for student-elected positions on our campus.

The debate is for the following:
Eastern Service Region Vice President
Eastern Service Region Director of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Eastern Service Region Director of Student Events
Eastern Service Region Student Advocate
To view the candidates and their profiles you can go to elections.usu.edu

Students voting for these positions will take place starting at 9:00 AM on Monday, February 27 through Tuesday, February 28th.

Also, All USU students will elect officers (Executive Leadership Board) to represent the entire state between Wednesday, February 22, and Thursday, February 23. You can view their profiles at elections.usu.edu

11:30 am - 12:30 pm | More Info

Feb

Balsa Bridge Testing (ASCE)

Student Activities

Students will be able to test their bridge-building skills by building a bridge with Balsa wood and testing it under pressure. Students can get the materials packet with instructions on how to build the bridge from the CEE Offices on the Second Floor of the Engineering Lab early in the week. After students have time during the week to build their bridges, they can bring completed bridges to the Atrium to be tested. Bridge packets will also be available for pick-up the week prior.

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm | Engineering Building | More Info

Feb

Team Trivia Trials (ANS)

Student Activities

Come join the ANS club and show us what you know about nuclear energy by participating in our team trivia event! Working in teams is recommended.

1:30 pm - 2:30 pm | Engineering Building | More Info

Feb

LAEP Speaker Series: Sarah Creachbaum

Lecture/Readings

Welcome to Scenario B: Lessons in survival from our national parks. My presentation will highlight three projects spanning my 30-year career in the National Park Service. Each project involves aspects of indigenous knowledge, science, and rational planning (endangered species management in Hawaii, river restoration at Olympic National Park, and subsistence management national parks in the Arctic region. I'll highlight the resulting exigent questions of policy and federal land management that are driven by our rapidly changing climate. I'll close with personal observations and lessons learned.

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm | More Info

Feb