In an effort to make mental health resources more accessible to our students, the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs has simplified its mental health webpage to include critical resources in four areas: Crisis Response, Counseling, Wellness Skills and Mindfulness, and Virtual, 24/7 support. 

Throughout the year, we have seen some truly amazing work from Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) all across campus. This spring, Student Leadership & Involvement is looking to recognize some outstanding student organizations, members, and advisors.

Join us in celebrating our outstanding student organization community! Nominations close on  March 10 at 5 PM MST.

"I knew I wanted to come to the U, but I couldn’t really afford to go to college if I didn’t get a scholarship. One of my mentors told me to apply for the Larry H. and Gail Miller Enrichment Scholarship, which covers tuition, housing, books, and fees. When I heard I received it, it felt like a dream. The scholarship has allowed me to focus on school instead of worrying about the cost of tuition. I’m able to get involved on campus and explore college life."

Creating student success is a campus and community wide initiative that incorporates motivated students, dedicated faculty, exceptional employers, and engaging alumni who go above and beyond. In an effort to recognize these individuals, the Career & Professional Development Center created the Career Impact Awards.  We need YOUR help to find and recognize these outstanding individuals.

Deadline: March 10, 2023.