Mental Health Film Contest. Fulbright Info Session.
Mental Health Film Contest. Fulbright Info Session.
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CSBS 50th Anniversary Event Series

Featuring keynote speaker Katharine Hayhoe
To celebrate our college's 50th-anniversary milestone, we're delighted to welcome our keynote speaker, Katharine Hayhoe - Chief Scientist at The Nature Conservancy, and one of Time's 100 most influential people. Join us on April 18 - 19 for two days of inspiring talks, important discussions, and the chance to connect with your fellow CSBS Community. Tickets are limited, reserve yours today!
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CSBS Social Solutions Series

Understanding the Societal Impacts of Racial and Income Disparities
Join us on March 24 from 12:15pm-1:30pm at GC 2900 as we take a closer look at our understanding of the societal impacts of racial and income disparities. The CSBS Social Solutions Series explores how social and environmental challenges facing our world can be addressed by social and behavioral science research.
Zoom Meeting ID: 843 1648 9639
Password: 2022 
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Mental Health Film Contest

15-30 year-olds living in Utah: we want to hear from you! Share your vision of Healing Out Loud in a video 30 seconds or shorter. It can be anything: original music, dance, spoken word, art, poetry, or speech. The only requirement is to be creative and be yourself. 
Learn More and Enter

Events

Fulbright Information Session
March 17, 2-3 PM
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!
Competition opens March 31, 2022!
Register Here!
Forging Ahead: How Gender Influences Negotiation
March 17, 4-5 PM
Our work lives are rapidly changing. In the midst of The Great Resignation, it has never been a better time to negotiate for the type of work-life that best meets your needs.

Join Dr. Kristina Diekmann, Professor of Management; Olivia Jaramillo Director of Public Outreach for Equality Utah; and Melissa Ceballos Professional Career Coach and Director of Talent Acquisition for a discussion on how gender influences negotiation.

Register Here!
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