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Week of: August 26-30

Student Spotlight
Neha Jwala

Meet Neha Jwala, psychology and business (entrepreneurship) double major! This is her second year as a CSBS ambassador. When asked what inspires her to #bethesolution, Neha said, “I have lived in many countries in the world and I have seen first hand the disparities, inequalities, unjust and corrupt practices which affect the lives of many people directly. I want to be someone that makes a real change in the lives of people. I feel like it is my duty to give back to others and to communities which have served me. It is time for me to serve my society and help everyone I am able to help and work on projects that have local, national, and global implications.”

New online course available now

PSY 2500-090 Social Psychology

Have you ever wondered how people influence and persuade each other,
why they are altruistic in some situations and aggressive in others, or why we fall in love? Are you still looking for a class to add to your fall schedule? Consider taking the new online CSBS course, PSY 2500-09 Social Psychology! Taught by Dr. Carol Sansone, the course launches this fall for the first time online for undergraduate students.

Check out PSY 2500!

Credit for Internships

Do you have an internship or job lined up for fall? You could get course credit to get you closer to graduation! Email Dominique Blanc, your Internship Coordinator, for more information.

Send Dominique an email

Breakfast Briefing: Addressing the Challenges of Housing Affordability

Wednesday, September 4 | 8:00-9:15 AM
Founders Room (18th floor) | Zions Bank building

Join Utah Foundation for a critical policy discussion on the range of challenges that affect housing affordability, from the greening of Utah's housing stock to rental and ownership strategies.

Our panel will include some of the leading figures confronting Utah's housing affordability challenges:

Kevin Emerson, Utah Clean Energy
Ross Ford, Utah Home Builders Association
Randy Lewis, Mayor, City of Bountiful
Jim Wood, University of Utah’s Kem C. Gardner Policy Institute

Please join us for this important conversation.

Thanks to our sponsor, Garbett Homes, there's no charge to attend and a continental breakfast is included. However, we do ask that you RSVP.

RSVP Today

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Upcoming Deadlines

Last day to add, drop (delete), elect CR/NC, or audit semester length classes

August 30, 2019

Fall 2019 Academic Deadlines