Digital Resources at Utah State University August 2020

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Academic Success Center The Academic Success Center is dedicated to providing students with skills and resources to achieve their academic and personal goals during their college experience. We are offering several one-credit classes the second seven weeks of Fall semester, and encourage faculty to refer students to one or more of these courses:

 USU 1020 –Habits of Mind: Planning for College Success–1 credit: o This introductory course focuses on the theory and practice of effective planning, including time management, organizational skills, adult mindset, and motivation. These course skills enable students to optimize their ability to have success in academic and other environments.  USU 1030 –Habits of Mind: Resilience–1 credit o This introductory course focuses on a basic understanding of the science of resilience and the development and practice of resilience skills to enhance performance in academic, workplace, and other demanding contexts.  USU 1040 –Habits of Mind: Learning for College Success–1 credit o This introductory course focuses on developing academic skills, beliefs, and behaviors for implementation in and out of class.  USU 1060 –Habits of Mind: Reading for College Success–1 credit o This introductory course focuses on practical application of learning science and strategies and the development of critical thinking skills needed to comprehend and distill meaning from college-level texts.  USU 1070 –Habits of Mind: Success in STEM–1 credit o This introductory course focuses on assisting students in achieving success in STEM environments, particularly mathematics, statistics, biology, and chemistry. The course focus is to enhance student’s ability to recognize and avoid common difficulties in STEM-related areas.

We also offer services to help students such as tutoring, supplemental instruction, help with taking tests, ways to enhance studying for success, and classes such as USU 1730, a three-credit course on Strategies for Academic Success, USU 1750, Comprehension Strategies for College Reading, and USU 2160, a Tutor Certification course for Math and Statistics. Find out more at our website, https://www.usu.edu/asp/assessment/index.

For faculty and students, we have developed a website to prepare for Fall 2020 at https://www.usu.edu/ready/.

Advancement USU Advancement elevates philanthropy and engagement by cultivating meaningful relationships with donors and alumni. We collaborate with campus colleagues to plan effective events, design and send invitations, develop and maintain mailing lists, and host other fundraising/alumni activities. We have at least one development officer in every college who leads the fundraising activities for their area(s). For more information please visit: https://www.usu.edu/advancement/.

Digital Resources at Utah State University August 2020

Aggie Blue Bikes Aggie Blue Bikes works to remove barriers that people face when they make the choice to bike commute. Aggie Blue Bikes provides rentals to faculty for $6 a semester. Aggie Blue Bikes also has space to assist cyclists with their personal bikes. Basic items are available for purchase and there is a variety of donated parts that can be used for free. To find out more about Aggie Blue Bikes visit abb.usu.edu/.

Aggie Chocolate Factory The Aggie Chocolate Factory provides teaching, research, and outreach opportunities to students, faculty, the community, and chocolate producers. The factory staff and food science faculty strive to provide exceptional opportunities for all to learn about chocolate and its production in a professional and collaborative work and research environment with attention to quality, safety, sustainability, and efficiency. Come visit the café and enjoy our bean-to- bar chocolate in desserts, drinks, and confections. The Aggie Chocolate Factory is in the restaurant area of the Aggie Blue Square complex, just west of Maverick Stadium. See our website at http://www.aggiechocolate.com/.

Aggie Creamery Ask a student, member of the faculty, or alumnus about favorite memories of Utah State University and Aggie Ice Cream will almost certainly be mentioned. Founded in the basement of Old Main, the Aggie Creamery has been at the heart of Utah State University from its beginning. What started as a butter- and cheese-focused creamery (and we still make delicious cheeses) has evolved into both a large production facility where future food scientists learn and a beloved shop with 28 flavors that have become the “Taste of Tradition” at USU. Made with cream from cows at the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences’ George B. Caine Dairy Research Farm, Aggie Ice Cream is produced on campus and with Aggie Pride from cow to cone. We are located in the southwest corner of the Nutrition and Food Sciences Building at 750 N. 1200 E. See our website at https://aggieicecream.usu.edu/ .

American West Heritage Center The American West Heritage Center sits at the foot of the majestic Wellsville Mountains on U. S. Highway 89/91 in Utah’s magnificent Cache Valley, the most scenic route to Jackson Hole, WY and Yellowstone National Park, and just 70 miles north of Salt Lake City. Our mission is to create an educational & entertaining environment that inspires our patrons to learn, live, and celebrate the American West Heritage by exploring the diverse cultures that shaped the Cache Valley and surrounding region from 1820 to 1920. Visit us in person or at our website, https://www.awhc.org/.

Analysis Assessment & Accreditation Welcome to the Office of Analysis, Assessment and Accreditation (just call us AAA for short). By gathering and analyzing information about University activities and outcomes, this office seeks to ensure that Utah State University meets and exceeds its goals. Working with stakeholders inside and outside USU, we help establish systems and measures that facilitate and inform continuous improvement. We provide information on USU students, faculty and the University community. Inside our web site you can find organizational charts that will lead you across campus, student course evaluation results, survey results, accreditation information, and much more.

Digital Resources at Utah State University August 2020

Athletics USU Athletics believes in and supports our incredible student athletes involved with each of our sports teams. Our extremely talented coaching staff and athletic trainers work hard to ensure our athletes find success in their academic and fitness goals. We also love our Aggie fans who stay engaged with our programs and events. For more information on Aggie Sports, including ticket information, see https://utahstateaggies.com/

Bear River Charter School Bear River Charter School (BRCS) is a free public charter school founded in part by USU faculty. Our mission is to provide an outstanding educational and social experience for elementary and middle school students (K-8). We aspire to serve a population that is diverse in learning needs, race/ethnicity, and language background. BRCS offers an educational program based on the individual needs of each student through a strong focus on basic skills in reading, spelling, writing, and mathematics; active engagement in the areas of science, social studies, art, and physical education; a low student-to-teacher ratio; and emphasis on basic societal values of respect, consideration, cooperation, and honesty. Bear River Charter School features:

 20:1 Student to teacher ratio  School-wide ability grouping  Direct Instruction  Science program integrated with field experience  K-8 art program

Find out more at https://bearrivercharter.org.

Caine College of the Arts The Caine College of the Arts celebrates the unique power of the arts to illuminate, transform, and inspire the human spirit. We are home to the Departments of Art + Design, Music and Theatre Arts. The Caine College of the Arts has a world-class Visiting Artists & Scholars program that brings nationally renowned artists and designers to campus. We also host hundreds of events per semester, most of which are free for USU students. We seek to make the arts more visible, more innovative, and more fully integrated into the intellectual life of Utah State University and the communities it serves. Please check out our website at https://cca.usu.edu.

Campus Store Aggie spirit is one of our main priorities, so we offer a 10% discount to all faculty members on Aggie gear purchases 365 days a year. Just show your ID card in-store or use promo code usufaculty at checkout on our website. We also have faculty sales a couple times a year so watch your mailboxes and inboxes for those deals. Another main priority for us is to provide course materials for students with your help. We know it can be a daunting task for faculty to select those materials, but we're here for you! We can assist by putting you in contact with publisher's representatives, providing you with additional resources to help narrow down your choices, or helping to assemble and print custom course readers. For more information, please visit https://campusstore.usu.edu/t-facultytextbookinfo.aspx or feel free to contact any of our knowledgeable staff at [email protected].

Digital Resources at Utah State University August 2020

Campus Recreation Campus Recreation incorporates many recreational activities and facilities across USU Campus. For informal recreation, we offer The Aggie Recreation Center, HPER Building, and Fieldhouse which are multipurpose facilities with several activity spaces. These include weight rooms for strength and cardiovascular conditioning, multi-purpose gymnasiums, two indoor jogging tracks, six racquetball courts, an indoor climbing wall, group fitness rooms, locker rooms, administrative offices and meeting spaces, and two pools.

Aquatic Programs provide a safe and inviting environment supported by educated, enthusiastic, and professional American Red Cross Certified Lifeguards and Water Safety Instructors. Aquatics provides a place for physical activity and leisure to individuals with different needs and goals and also educates participants on water safety practices.

Fitness Programs provide integrated programs, resources, and services in order to promote healthy lifestyles, create opportunities for positive behavior modification, and enhance student academic success. Programs and services include group fitness classes, personal training services, weight management and nutrition consulting, workshops, incentive programs, and special events.

Intramural Sports offer participants the opportunity play organized sports in a recreational but competitive atmosphere, learn new sports skills, and have fun with fellow friends and students. The Intramural Sports Program offers a wide variety of team sports, team and individual tournaments, and special events.

Club Sports provide opportunities to participate in competitive and recreational sports and learn valuable life skills in organization, communication and leadership. Club Sports have been established to promote and develop the interests and skills of their members in a particular sport or recreational activity.

Outdoor Programs provides opportunities for outdoor education and leadership experiences through the climbing and bouldering walls, adventure trips, and workshops. Outdoor gear can also be checked out at the Aggie Recreation Center Rental Shop.

Challenge Course provides a fun, educational approach to learning and applying principles to a wide variety of real- world situations in both your personal and professional life.

Find out more by going to our website at https://www.usu.edu/campusrec/.

Card Office The USU Card Office provides three different types of cards: student, faculty, and spouse cards. These cards give access to different resources on campus as well as the ability to use Aggie Express to pay for campus dining and other services. Enjoy a 10% discount at dining services with your Aggie Express card. We also offer passport services and two types of student charge accounts used to acquire campus materials without having to pay for them up front. Find out more at https://usucard.usu.edu/.

Care about ChildCare Our website offers resources to families seeking childcare in Utah as well as information on financial assistance to afford childcare through Utah Department of Workforce Services. Visit us at https://careaboutchildcare.usu.edu/

Digital Resources at Utah State University August 2020

Career Services Career services supports the development and success of students and alumni throughout their professional careers. The team of engaged career coaches and staff provide services and programming in the areas of career exploration and development, internships and student employment, graduate school preparation and testing, and career employment success after graduation. Find out more by visiting https://career-services.usu.edu/.

Center for Community Engagement The Center for Community Engagement (CCE) was established in 2013, bringing together the complimentary missions of our six community engagement programs. Serving as the campus hub for community engagement, the CCE provides diverse student engagement opportunities and institutional vision and direction. Working in partnership with local, regional, national, and international communities, the CCE aims to provide every USU student with opportunities to find their passion, apply their education, and make a positive and meaningful contribution to community. Learn more about our center at https://www.usu.edu/communityengagement/ or https://cel.usu.edu/.

Center for Innovative Design & Instruction The Center for Innovative Design and Instruction (CIDI) helps university instructors and administrators create and maintain high quality learning environments by providing access to practical tools, relevant data, prompt and effective support, consultation, hands-on training, and interaction with peers. CIDI also produces e-learning courseware for a variety of delivery formats in partnership with university faculty and staff.

We also run the Empowering Teaching Excellence program, which elevates and promotes USU’s culture of teaching excellence through programming that fosters expertise, scholarship, excellence, and collaboration in teaching.

Center for Intersectional Gender Studies and Research The Center for Intersectional Gender Studies and research provides a broad range of support to faculty and students who are interested in issues of gender and intersectionality. In addition to our three academic programs for undergraduates, we provide teaching and research fellowships for faculty, event co-sponsorships, and graduate student travel grants. Find out more at our website, https://www.usu.edu/intersections/.

Center for Persons with Disabilities The Center for Persons with Disabilities is Utah’s federally designated University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities (UCEDD). The CPD was established in 1972 by Dr. Marvin Fifield, and was the first UCEDD program in the nation to focus on the educational and social needs of children with disabilities. Over our 45- year history, the CPD has grown into one of the largest UCEDD programs in the nation and is recognized as a pioneer in research, training, technical assistance, and services for children and adults with disabilities, their families, and the professionals who serve them. We are working together to create inclusive communities and improve the lives of children and adults with disabilities and their families through sustainable innovation, collaborative research, responsive service, and interdisciplinary training and education.

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College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences The College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences (CAAS) offers more than 80 degree programs and is the home to seven departments: Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences; Applied Sciences, Technology, and Education; Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Sciences; Applied Economics; Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning; Plants, Soils and Climate; and Aviation and Technical Education. CAAS is also home to Utah’s only vet school, the School of Veterinary Medicine, which is a partnership with Washington State University. The college awards nearly 500 scholarships each year. The mission of the college is to enhance the lives of people through education, discovery, and outreach, which collectively guide the ethical and sustainable use of land, food, water, and economic resources, thereby improving the health and well-being of humans, plants, animals and the environment. Learn more at caas.usu.edu.

College of Engineering The College of Engineering at Utah State University is one of the premier engineering schools in the Intermountain West. We are leading advanced research across multiple disciplines including water resources engineering and space- science engineering. We’re home to the world-renowned Utah Water Research Lab and one of the country’s first academic departments dedicated to engineering education. We foster a creative and inclusive learning environment where students and faculty are empowered with the knowledge and experience to become the leaders who will improve tomorrow’s economy, environment, and society.

College of Humanities and Social Sciences The College of Humanities and Social Sciences focuses on our lives as humans. What do we remember? How do we coexist? How do we bridge cultures? We offer programs that study literature, languages, history, philosophy, and communication in all its forms, all asking Quales sumus? Who are we?

College of Science USU’s College of Science, which includes the academic departments of Biology, Chemistry & Biochemistry, Computer Science, Geosciences, Mathematics & Statistics and Physics, welcomes you to the university and to Cache Valley. Our mission is to create, share, and apply new knowledge within both our academic and broader communities, and to train students in an environment that nurtures growth and inspires solutions to societal and environmental challenges. We invite you to visit the following online resources for helpful information:

Faculty and Staff Resources Science Unwrapped Outreach and Family Information Visit us on: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram

Counseling and Psychological Services Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) promotes student development by teaching emotional intelligence, healthy relationships, self-reliance, and resilience. We provide counseling services to currently enrolled USU students. Our scope of services include: clinical and crisis consultations, individual and group counseling, psycho-educational evaluations, outreach and consultation services to USU departments, workshops, and a self-help resource library. CAPS is open M-F 8:00 am – 5:00 pm. During the COVID-19 Pandemic, CAPS services can be scheduled over the phone. No in-person appointments are being scheduled at this time.

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Disability Resource Center The DRC works with individuals, faculty, and staff to ensure that students with disabilities can fully participate in University programs, services, and activities. The center helps individuals with disabilities overcome barriers that could otherwise limit their academic, professional, and personal potential. These barriers may be architectural, attitudinal, or related to University programs. The DRC provides direct services and coordinates with other state agencies and University programs to ensure equal access. Students can reach out to the DRC for accommodations and faculty can refer students to the DRC. To find out more, see https://www.usu.edu/drc/.

Division of Student Affairs The Division of Student Affairs inspires, engages, and challenges students through inclusive, holistic, student-centered programming. The division consists of ten departments: Campus Recreation Student Conduct and Community Standards Center for Community Engagement Student Health Services Counseling and Psychological Services Student Involvement and Leadership Fraternity and Sorority Life USU Inclusion Center Residence Life Veterans Resource Office

Find out more about us at https://studentaffairs.usu.edu/. Edith Bowen Laboratory School Edith Bowen Laboratory School (EBLS) is a K - 6 public charter school located on the campus of Utah State University and is a unit in the Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services (CEHS). The school has provided quality education for nearly a century to students from all across Cache Valley. The original 1928 site for the campus was the old Whittier School in Logan, Utah. This facility served as a teacher training site for the College of Education until the laboratory school was moved to the campus of USU in 1957 and was formally named Edith Bowen Laboratory School. A new facility was completed on campus in 2004. In 2006, EBLS became a charter school through Logan City School District, renewing its commitment to fostering a diverse, interactive, and inviting school environment where the community of learners extends from kindergartners to adults. The school commits itself to building capable, life-long learners through developmentally appropriate education, applied research, and innovative educational practices.

Entrance to Edith Bowen Laboratory School is determined through random selection. This process ensures that the population of the school is culturally, socially, and economically diverse.

The mission of the Edith Bowen Laboratory School at Utah State University is to ensure high levels of learning for all elementary students by providing a positive and engaging learning environment using effective evidence-based practice; to mentor pre-service teachers through instruction and classroom-based experiences; and to review, conduct, implement, and disseminate educational research. Learn more about our school at https://edithbowen.usu.edu/

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Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services The Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services is home to eight departments and is committed to providing the best learning opportunities and educational research in the state of Utah. Our programs are strengthened by an on-campus elementary laboratory school and five stand-alone centers, including the Sorenson Legacy Foundation Center for Clinical Excellence. These offer clinical services to the community across the human lifespan and provide students with real-world service and research opportunities. Our college is ranked in the top 3% nationally and #1 in Utah, with over $40 million in external research funding.

Global Engagement and International Education The Office of Global Engagement oversees and facilitates study abroad programs, immigration advising for international students and visiting scholars, Fulbright programs, and international agreements. We strive to make USU a warm, welcoming, and diverse community of global citizens. If it's global, contact us.

Honors Program The University Honors Program creates a cross-disciplinary community of students and faculty brave enough to take Horace’s ancient challenge: Sapere Aude—or Dare to Know. Faculty encourage talented, engaged students to apply to Honors, teach experiential Honors courses, and mentor Honors students in research and creative work, study abroad, internships, and community-engaged learning. With help from their mentors, Honors students shape and articulate the lasting value of their undergraduate experience. Learn more at https://honors.usu.edu/.

Human Resources USU Human Resources is the place to go for information on USU jobs, required employee training, benefits, leave, retirement, taxes, and other links to USU campus services or employment resources that affect all USU staff, faculty, and student workers. We also provide new employee orientation where we explain the benefits offered to USU employees. Feel free to browse our website to find out how we can serve you at https://hr.usu.edu/.

Information Technology Utah State University Information Technology provides quality, timely, secure, appropriate, innovative, and reliable information technology services to support the University’s mission of learning, discovery, and engagement. Our talented pool of IT technicians supports students, staff, and faculty at our Service Desk, through requests in ServiceNow, or in computer labs. We help with issues such as online security, websites and design, hardware, software, and working with USU databases or negotiating Banner. Find out more or contact us through our website at https://it.usu.edu/it_teams

Jon M. Huntsman School of Business The mission of the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business is to develop leaders of distinction in commerce and public affairs. Its purpose is to be an engine of growth for our community, the state, the nation, and the world, and to enable our students to lead lives of meaning and contribution. With seven undergraduate majors, fifteen minors, six graduate degrees, and a broad portfolio of extra-curricular activities, Huntsman students have a variety of options to develop the knowledge and skills needed for career and personal success and fulfillment. Delivered in a state-of-the-art teaching facility in Logan, and at locations throughout the state of Utah and across the globe, our programs are focused around our four pillars: Ethical Leadership, Entrepreneurial Spirit, Analytical Rigor, and Global Vision. 8

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Latinx Cultural Center Now in its third year, the Latinx Cultural Center at USU provides visibility, community, and recognition for all who are invested in the health, well-being, and success of the Latinx demographic in northern Utah. Currently located in the second floor of the Merrill-Cazier Library, the Latinx Cultural Center hosts and sponsors events that work to educate audiences about issues concerning the Latinx community, as well as to provide representation for individuals who identify with this historically marginalized group.

The Latinx Cultural Center delights in enhancing the University’s mission as a land-grant university, and also to support the cause of inclusion and diversity at Utah State University. Dr. Christopher González, Director, invites you to stop by the Latinx Cultural Center as a part of your welcome to USU!

Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art The Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art (NEHMA) is USU’s modern art museum dedicated to serving as an academic resource for students of all disciplines. Last year, USU professors and K-12 educators used NEHMA field trips and classroom visits to teach clothing design, English as a second language, poetry, and STEM, just to name a few.

To request a visit for your class or see how NEHMA can fit into your curriculum, contact Donna Brown, Head of Academic Initiatives at [email protected] or 435-797-0361 or visit artmuseum.usu.edu. New faculty are invited to attend our Welcome Back event featuring Indian musicians Music of Benares and dinner by Tandoori Oven on August 28th at 4:30 pm.

Office of Equity The Office of Equity works to create a learning and working environment free from sexual misconduct and discrimination through its prevention efforts and by offering support and resources to those who have been impacted by sexual misconduct and discrimination. The office provides information about supportive measures, reporting options, and the investigation process. More information about the Office of Equity, including whether you have a responsibility to report sexual misconduct to the Title IX Coordinator, is available at https://www.usu.edu/equity/.

Office of Research The Office of Research provides operational, training, funding, and compliance support to facilitate a culture of excellence in research, scholarship and creative activity that spans the lifecycle of faculty and students.

Parking and Transportation Services Parking and Transportation Services welcomes you to the beautiful campus of Utah State University. We hope to make your commute to campus as easy as possible. Our pledge is to make a positive difference in the lives of faculty, staff, students, and visitors of Utah State University through exceptional service. At our website you can buy a permit, pay citations, manage your parking account, get Aggie Shuttle information, find out about game day parking, or learn about accessing motor pool services.

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Police Department and Public Safety The USU Police Department includes 12 full-time and 6 part-time state-certified police officers with authority equal to that of any municipal or county law enforcement officer in the state. The department provides a 24-hour dispatch center and a team of student security officers who help keep the campus safe. USU Police are committed to maintaining the highest level of integrity and professionalism. From vehicle jump-starts, vehicle lock-outs, personal safety escorts, building let-ins, crime prevention and investigation, or emergency management, the USU Police Department is here to serve USU.

Publication Design and Production (PDP – Aggie Print) PDP – Aggie Print is committed to achieving the highest level of customer satisfaction by meeting all printing, designing, and promotional needs of Utah State University through delivery of quality products in the most cost- effective and timely fashion. PDP - Aggie Print supports the teaching, research, and service functions of Utah State University through the production of all types of print media, screen printing, embroidery, engraving, and promotional products. Working closely with Marketing Communications, PDP – Aggie Print produces materials for on-campus distribution and materials destined for Utah State University's external audiences. PDP – Aggie Print also operates the Copy Center - Aggie Quick Print in the Taggart Student Center. For more information please check out our website at: https://www.usu.edu/pdp.

Registrar's Office The USU Registrar's Office is primarily responsible for maintaining accurate student records in a professional and confidential manner. Students can contact us regarding all aspects of their records, personal information, grades, transcripts, graduation, tuition and payments, transferring to and from USU, and USU courses.

Sexual Assault and Anti-Violence Information Office (SAAVI) SAAVI provides free and confidential advocacy and therapy to primary and secondary survivors of all forms of interpersonal violence including sexual assault, stalking, relationship violence, bullying, and hazing. SAAVI also offers support and resources for those in unhealthy relationships and healthy relationships, and offers anti-violence outreach to the USU campus community. Learn more about us at https://www.usu.edu/saavi/.

School of Graduate Studies The School of Graduate Studies serves as the central administrative body that promotes, supports, and reviews graduate education at Utah State University to ensure consistency and excellence in all graduate degree programs. The School of Graduate Studies works closely and cooperatively with the central administration, the Graduate Council, the Graduate Student Council, colleges and academic departments to provide the best possible intellectual and physical environment for graduate student education.

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S.J. and Jessie E. Quinney College of Natural Resources

 Promotes scholarship and creativity in discovery, synthesis, and transfer of knowledge for the mutual sustainability of ecosystems and human communities in Utah, our country, and the world.  Encourages critical thinking and collaborative problem solving through debate and constructive criticism while ensuring open exchange and respect for the values and opinions of others.  Engages a high-quality, diverse and creative faculty, staff and student community, who collectively integrate the biological, physical and social sciences, and who constantly expand their knowledge and skills.  Educates natural resource and environmental professional and others interested in healthy ecosystems and their value for future generations.

Read more about the college on our homepage at https://qcnr.usu.edu/.

Sponsored Programs Office It is the mission of the Office of Research at USU to facilitate and stimulate research, scholarship, and creative activities. As part of that mission, the Vice President for Research has coordinated efforts to help faculty identify and pursue promising research opportunities. Core elements of that effort include the Funding Finder Database, NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates, and international project opportunities through USU Global Engagement. Our mission is to enhance and facilitate research and other sponsored activities by providing the University community with professional and effective administrative expertise in the management of sponsored projects, while preserving the rights and interests of the University, the researcher, the sponsor, and the community.

Statewide Campuses Utah State University is a state-wide land grant university with Statewide Campuses that aim to open doors to individuals and provide access to a quality education throughout Utah and beyond. Our offices provide resources to students and faculty in order to facilitate academic achievement, personal wellness, career services, and other amenities of USU no matter where you live, inside or outside of Utah. Find out more at https://www.usu.edu/campuses/.

University Extension USU Extension provides non-credit education for individuals, families, and communities in Utah through a unique network of offices that serve every county in the state. Extension has 116 faculty and experts who extend the resources and research-based information from USU to Utah communities through live programming and online courses. Program areas include gardening, family finance, relationship education, food safety, emergency preparedness, agriculture, natural resources, and youth programs. Extension also operates the 94-acre USU Botanical Center in Kaysville, the Ogden Botanical Garden in Ogden, and the Swaner EcoCenter in Park City. Extension has programs that have been named Best of State winners for 3 consecutive years. Visit us on Facebook, Twitter (@usuextension) and Instagram. Additionally, you can see the lasting impact that USU Extension has on communities at: http://extension.usu.edu/impacts.

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University Inn & Conference Center Surrounded by the majestic Rocky Mountains, the University Inn is nestled into the beautiful Logan campus of Utah State University overlooking charming Cache Valley in Northern Utah. When you stay at the University Inn you're just a few steps away from all Logan campus facilities and events. Our unique campus location allows you to connect and collaborate with global researchers and our dynamic students.

Whether visiting Logan campus, conducting business in Cache Valley, hosting your next conference, or just dropping by to see what we're all about, we invite you to experience our warm hospitality, comfortable lodging rooms, flexible meeting spaces, and personal customer service. We offer three types of rooms: Classic Room with two queen-size beds, Deluxe Suite with one king size bed, and the Grand Suite, with a king-size bed and abundant space. Explore what we offer at https://hotel.usu.edu/.

University Libraries While USU Libraries provides access to millions of resources (including almost 2 million print books and journals, 7.6 million e-books, 480,000 government publications and over 60,000 electronic journals), we are also here to serve you. Take advantage of our instruction services such as research design help, subject-specific online learning materials and one-on-one consultations by contacting your subject librarian. Access the Libraries’ Digital History Collections and Digital Exhibits to find unique historical items and University research, and visit our Special Collections and Archives to learn about regional and university history. Place your own scholarship into our Institutional Repository for broader worldwide access. Access help with your research data through Research Data Management Services. We can help you find low to no cost materials that fit your course by utilizing Open Educational Resources and save students money. You can also request a documentary or view our streaming services. Please visit our homepage at library.usu.edu for more information.

University Marketing & Communications In University Marketing and Communications, we are committed to telling the USU story by ensuring that USU’s land- and space-grant mission and values are collectively shared in ways that elevate our reputation and highlight our significant impact on communities around our state, intermountain west, the nation, and the world.

Our mission is to strengthen, amplify, and safeguard the Utah State University brand while fostering a culture of collaboration with college and departmental communicators and marketers to articulate our university-wide strengths. Please visit https://www.usu.edu/prm/ for more information.

USU Inclusion Center The mission of the USU Inclusion Center is to create an inclusive and affirming environment for students. We achieve this by implementing effective programming that supports the academic, cultural, and social experiences of students from diverse backgrounds. We partner with faculty, staff, and students to design activities that foster an acceptance and deeper understanding of difference. We also provide leadership for positive change that creates a campus and community environment that respects and embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion. Our programs include: Adult Learner, Gender and Sexuality, Indigenous, Multicultural, and Women and Gender. Find out more at https://www.usu.edu/inclusion/. We also offer scholarships, provide resources for advocacy and support, and partner with campus and community on training and events.

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Utah Agricultural Experiment Station The Utah Agricultural Experiment Station (UAES) is part of a network of researchers and facilities at the nation’s land- grant universities, and is committed to improving agriculture and natural resources for the people of Utah. Experiment station research provides the science-based information used by Extension specialists and others to assist people and policymakers in every state in the nation. At research facilities on the Utah State University campus and throughout the state, the UAES supports hundreds of research projects conducted by faculty in several USU colleges. The mission of the UAES is to generate knowledge and new technology for improving the diverse system of agriculture and natural resources that feed, clothe, house, and enhance the environment for people in Utah and beyond. Check out our website at https://uaes.usu.edu/.

Utah Public Radio

Utah Public Radio, a service of Utah State University, broadcasts news, information, public affairs, and cultural programming 24 hours a day. Located in Logan, Utah Public Radio is heard by listeners across Utah and in Southern Idaho via a network of six full-power HD-enhanced stations and 30 translators. More than half of Utah's population resides within the station and translator network coverage area.

The station commenced operation in 1953 as KVSC, the Voice of the State College. The call letters changed to KUSU-FM in 1961 to reflect the transition from Utah State Agricultural College to Utah State University. Utah Public Radio is Utah's oldest non-commercial, educational radio service.

Utah Public Radio is a member of National Public Radio (NPR) and an affiliate of Public Radio International (PRI) and of American Public Media (APM). Listen to live programming or read one of the many news stories about our community published daily at https://www.upr.org/.

USUSA - Student Involvement and Leadership Center The Utah State University Student Association (USUSA) represents every student at USU. Under the advisement of the Student Involvement and Leadership Center at USU, elected student leaders work with the student body and the administration at the university level to host events, campaign for student-centric initiatives, and advocate for students at USU. More information can be found at https://ususa.usu.edu/.