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Week of: September 16-20

Student Spotlight
Maia Southwick

Meet Maia Southwick! She's a Solutions Scholar double majoring in psychology and health, society & policy. “I grew up here in Salt Lake City, Utah and I have always been interested in how other people function, which is what drew me to psychology. I intend to pursue a career where I can apply what I learn to help others and make a positive impact in my community. That is why I'm considering either non-profit work or public policy work in either health, education, and/or children. In my spare time, I volunteer and participate in research but I have really made the effort to spend time with the people I care about and exploring hobbies like art and writing.”

CSBS Career Fair Prep Workshop

Wednesday, September 18 | 2-3 PM
Gardner Commons 2900

Sarah Kovalesky, CSBS Career Coach with the Career and Professional Development Center, will present strategies to help you make the best of your time at this semester's Career Fair.

Let us know if you'll be there!

TreeUtah Service Project

Saturday, September 21 | 8 AM-12:30

Come plant with us! CSBS students will join the Bennion Center for Legacy of Lowell, the University of Utah's largest Saturday service project of the year.

There are 35 projects running that day. We've selected TreeUtah so be sure to register for that project if you want to join us. Volunteers will help with planting trees and performing tree care.

Where to Get Tech Help with Your Online Courses

When you're trying to submit an assignment, but Canvas is on the fritz, what can you do? There are many help options available to students –the key is in contacting the correct help service to get the best support.

Find out who to contact

ASUU Individual Travel Grant applications open

Have some education-related travel coming up? ASUU may be able to help cover some of your expenses.

Take a look at the following documents to learn more.

Travel Funding Guidelines

Individual Travel Process Instructions

Travel FAQs

Questions? Email your CSBS Senator

Student Leadership Summit

Saturday, November 2 | 8 AM-6 PM
Alta Peruvian Lodge (transportation provided)

Open to all undergraduate and graduate students who want to develop their leadership style regardless of past experiences or affiliations.

Students who attend the summit will leave with a new network of peer student leaders from across campus, an increased appreciation for their own leadership style, and the inspiration to create positive change on campus or in the community.

The priority deadline to register is Oct. 1, 2019.

Learn more about the summit

Featured Event

We the People: U.S. Constitution Day

September 17, 2019

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Upcoming Deadlines

Spring 2020 course schedule available

September 23, 2019

Fall 2019 Academic Deadlines