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Announcements

Black History Month 2022

Departments across campus have events planned throughout February to recognize and celebrate Black History Month at the University of Utah. The theme for 2022, picked by planning committee members, will be "Authentically U."

Read more in @theU, and check out the full list of Black History Month events here.

CSBS Social Solutions Series

Feb. 10th, 12:15pm- 1:30pm
Location | GC 2900
Zoom Meeting Link | Meeting ID: 843 1648 9639 | Password: 2022

Centering Traditional Knowledge:
Recent research collaborations with indigenous communities and other local partners.

Join us as we learn how recent anthropological collaborations with indigenous communities and other local partners reveal insights at the interface of traditional knowledge and science. The Social Solutions Series explores how social and environmental challenges facing our world can be addressed by social and behavioral science research.

Learn More & Register

2022-2023 On-Campus Housing

The summer 2022 and 2022-2023 academic year housing applications open to all admitted and enrolled students on Feb. 10 through their CIS portal. Housing & Residential Education has a variety of spaces for students across campus. Housing is not guaranteed, so students are encouraged to begin exploring their options now and apply by the priority deadlines. First-year students may submit an application prior to confirming their intent to enroll.

HRE Housing Application Timeline:

February 10: Housing application opens in Housing U in CIS
March 10: Living Leanring (LLC) and Theme Communities (TC) Priority Deadline
April 1: Traditional Housing Priority Deadline

Learn more about the housing process, timeline, and how to apply here.

Center for Health Outcomes and Population Equity (HOPE) Research Assistants

The Center for Health Outcomes and Population Equity (HOPE) is currently looking for Undergraduate Research Assistants. Research Assistants will be working with a team headed by Dr. David Wetter and Dr. Cho Lam on mobile health (mHealth) and other studies targeting tobacco cessation.

If you are looking for a Work Study position, a non-Work Study paid position, or a position for credit hours, please use the information below and someone from the Center for HOPE will contact you.

If you are eligible for Work Study, please use this link.
If you are interested in a non-Work Study paid position, please use this link.
If you are interested in a position for credit hours, please contact Lindsey Potter here.

Events

Strange Fruit: Why We Must Address Anti-Black Racism

February 9, 12:00PM - 1:00PM

GC 2018

We must address and commit to taking action again anti-Black racism if we are to truly center the work required to grow an equitable and inclusive university community. We know that no single solution is going to work for every community; but we also know that solving for anti-Black racism gives us the best chance at recreating our systems to ensure equity for all.

See the speakers and more details here.

Join the Livestream

Fulbright Information Session

February 9, 2:00PM - 3:00PM

Fulbright provides grants for U.S. students wishing to perform research, teach English, or obtain a MA degree in a foreign country – please join us to learn more about this prestigious opportunity!

Senior undergrads and graduate students in all disciplines are encouraged to apply!

Upcoming Deadlines

Summer 2022 Class Schedule Available

Monday, February 7

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