2020/2021 Graduates Convocation Presentation Submissions

If you graduated in 2020, or will be graduating in 2021, join the College of Social & Behavioral Science Convocation presentation! Help us highlight your experience during your time at the U! Submit a photo of your own unique graduation, your cap and gown, family and friends, or how you found inspiring solutions to this year’s grand challenges to be featured in the presentation showcased during the upcoming 2020-21 CSBS Convocation.

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2021 Giving Day Toolkit

Are you wondering how you can help spread the word about this year's U Giving Day and inspire others to donate? Check out the U Giving Day toolkit! You can use University hashtags, photos, text, and even U Giving Day-themed Instagram story stickers to help spread the word and engage others by posting on your social networks!

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ASUU Elections Are Here!

Don't miss your chance to vote for ASUU's student senate, assembly, and attorney general positions. ASUU wants to ensure that all students' voices are heard! Voting begins TODAY at 7:00AM and concludes at 5:00 PM on February 25th. Winners will be announced on February 26th.

Vote here!

Bennion Center Student Leader Applications

The Bennion Center is now accepting applications for new student leaders to fill around 80 open positions in a variety of our community engagement programs. Previous engagement with the Bennion Center is not required to apply and the positions are open to all majors. This is a great way to get involved outside of the classroom, build personal connections, earn leadership experience, and make a difference in our community.

The available student leader positions are for the following programs:

Alternative Breaks
Bennion Scholars
Communication Team
Community Engagement Cohorts
Community Partnership Programs
Utah Reads

Learn More & Apply!

Ask An Ambassador: Involvement on Campus

Hear from our CSBS Student Ambassadors each month as they host discussions open to all students on a range of topics. This month, they'll discuss how to get involved on campus- even during a pandemic! We will have a panel discussion, resources, and time for Q&A.

This month's discussion will be held today at 3:00 PM!

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Sacrifice, Serendipity & Service - A conversation with Rebecca Chavez-Houck

Please join us on March 25 from 12:00PM - 1:00 PM in celebrating Rebecca Chavez-Houck as the 2021 Founder's Day Distinguished Alumni. Rebecca will share her insights regarding her journey from her degrees in communications and Masters of Public Administration through her many years of public service. Senator Luz Escamilla will facilitate a time for questions as well.

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Undergraduate Infant Mental Health Certificate

Interested in infant and early childhood mental health?
Earn an Undergraduate Certificate with the new Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Certificate program.
The purpose of infant mental health certificate, offered jointly through Family and Consumer Studies & Psychology, is to promote the health and development of all young children. By training the next generation of students in a culturally sensitive and relationship-focused manner, students will become expert consultants in the field of infant and early childhood mental health.

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How to Succeed in Classes While Dealing with COVID-19

As we continue dealing with COVID-19 and hopefully start to see the beginning of the end of this pandemic, 1,000 people are still infected daily in Utah. If you contract COVID-19 and develop severe symptoms, you may worry how it will impact your coursework this semester. Find below a list of things you can do to help relieve some stress and uncertainty if you’re currently dealing with COVID-19.

• Reach out to your professors via Canvas messages or email. Professors will be helpful and accommodating of those who are dealing with COVID-19.

• Go easy on yourself and practice some self-care while you’re dealing with COVID.

• Visit the University of Utah Coronavirus website to access resources, self-report, and find support options.

• View the Student Resource Guide for COVID-19 from the Student Union.

• Visit the Learning Center to access tutors for your classes.

• If you are still concerned about your ability to do well in your classes and achieve good grades, reach out to your academic advisor and consider opting in to pass/fail grading for this semester, which must be done by April 9th and can be reversed by April 23rd.

Upcoming Deadlines

Summer 2021 Registration Dates Available

Monday, February 22

Spring 2021 Academic Deadlines

Featured Event

ASUU Presidential & Vice Presidential Candidate Debates

Monday, February 22

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