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1 in your wildest dreams INSIDE WELCOME...... 2 INDEX & SOCIAL MEDIA...... 3 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE...... 4–8 Welcome NOTES...... 9 to ULA 2017: In Your network with other student SCAVENGER HUNT...... 10 Wildest Dreams at Weber leaders and prepare for the NETWORKING BINGO...... 11–12 THIS BOOK BELONGS TO: State University! The upcoming year in student CONTACTS...... 13 Department of Student leadership positions. As WORKSHOP DETAILS...... 14–17 Involvement and Leadership participants of ULA 2017, SERVICE PROJECTS...... 18–19 at WSU has planned ULA take advantage of this unique KEYNOTE...... 20–21 for the past year and are opportunity to get out of your ABOUT SIL & WSUSA...... 22–23 thrilled our time together comfort zones, consider name ABOUT WEBER...... 24–25 is finally here. Our goal for all that is possible and get ABOUT OGDEN...... 26–27 ULA 2017 is to provide excited about the potential to HOTEL INFORMATION...... 27 opportunities for participants achieve your wildest dreams! LEARNING OUTCOMES...... 28 to develop leadership skills, EMERGENCY CONTACTS...... 28 school THANK YOU...... 29 MAPS...... INSIDE BACK COVER
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@WeberStateU LET’S CONNECT! #JustDream #ULA17 2 3 4 2017 EVENT SCHEDULE DAY 1 Tuesday, May 16
9–10 A.M. Registration | Swenson Gym 10 A.M. Welcome Address from Charles A. Wight, WSU President | Swenson Gym 10:0010–11:30 A.M. A.M. – 11:30 Campus A.M. ScavengerCampus Scavenger Hunt | WSU Hunt Campus | WSU Campus p. 10
11:30 A.M.–12:20 P.M. Workshop Block 1 | Shepherd Union The Lair Wildcat Room Fireplace Lounge 316 REMINDERS OR NOTES LIFE IS GOOD LIFE IS GOOD LIFE IS GOOD LIFE IS GOOD Group Red 1 & Red 2 Group Blue 1 & Blue 2 Group Orange 1 Group Orange 2
321 404 A&B SIL 326B *Life is Good groups LIFE IS GOOD LIFE IS GOOD ADVISOR LOUNGE are assigned based Group Green 1 Group Green 2, on the colored sticker Yellow 1, & Yellow 2 and number on your name badge.
12:30–1:45 P.M. Picnic Lunch | Wildcat Village 2–5 P.M. Service Projects | Off-Campus (various locations) p. 18–19 6–7 P.M. Food Truck Dinner | Ogden Amphitheater DAY 2 Wednesday, May 17 8:15–8:45 A.M. Meet & prepare to depart for Outdoor Program Activity | Ogden Amphitheater 9:30 A.M.–NOON Outdoor Program Activity | Pineview Reservoir NOON–1 P.M. Lunch | Pineview Reservoir 1–2:15 P.M. Break: Hotels, freshen up, WSU | Travel and Hotels
2:30–3:20 P.M. Workshop Block 2 | Shepherd Union The Lair Wildcat Room Fireplace Lounge 316 321 REMINDERS OR NOTES CHARADES? Q4 LEADERSHIP: DREAM QUEST FEMININE WE ARE BETTER CHARADES! LEAD WITH Sheldon Cheshire | WSU LEADERSHIP TOGETHER! Saranda Lund & COLLABORATION Leah Murray| WSU Ellie Thompson | Utah Eno Etokidem | U of U Noor Mouhammad | WSU Campus Compact
p. 14 p. 15 p. 14 p. 14 p. 16 5 6 DAY 2 Wednesday, May 17
2:30–3:20 P.M. Workshop Block 2 | Shepherd Union 404A 404B Art Gallery SIL 326B REMINDERS OR NOTES FROM LOGAN, UTAH TO THE SECRET TO PROGRAMMING ADVISOR LOUNGE THE WHITE HOUSE GETTING YOUR TEAM VICE PRESIDENTS Sachin Pavithran | USU TO DO WHAT YOU MEETING/ WANT NETWORKING Doctor Abio Ayeliya | SLCC p. 14–15 p. 16 3:303:30–4:20 P.M. – P.M. 4:20 Workshop P.M. Workshop Block Block3 | Shepherd 3 | Shepherd Union Union The Lair Wildcat Room Fireplace Lounge 316 REMINDERS OR NOTES REMINDERS OR NOTES YOU ARE NOT TOO VISUALIZE TO REALIZE RESPONSIBILITY WHO AM I? SMALL TO DREAM BIG Sue Murie & WITH CONFIDENCE & Teresa Martinez | WSU Sonya Duke | UVU Laura Burgi | BYU HUMILITY Todd Olsen | UVU p. 17 p. 16 p. 15 p. 17 321 404A 404B SIL 326B ALLY AS AN FROM LOGAN, UTAH TO IMAGINATION — LIFE ADVISOR LOUNGE ACTION WORD THE WHITE HOUSE IS YOUR CREATION Peter Moosman | SLCC Sachin Pavithran | USU Olga Antonio & Richard Campos | WSU p. 14 p. 14–15 p. 15
3:304:30–5:20 P.M. – P.M. 4:20 Workshop P.M. Workshop Block Block4 | Shepherd 3 | Shepherd Union Union The Lair Wildcat Room Wildcat Theater Fireplace Lounge 316 REMINDERS OR NOTES YOUR DIGITAL DESIGN YOUR LIFE PROGRAMMING 101 WHAT I C FROM THE ARE YOU EMOTIONALLY FOOTPRINT Moses Campbell | DSU Emma Clark | WSU SUITES SMARTER THAN A 5TH Matt Gerrish | WSU Jaynee Cadrez-Poulson | GRADER? WSU Saranda Lund | U of U p. 17 p. 14 p. 15 p. 16 p. 14 321 404A 404B Art Gallery SIL 326B UNCONSCIOUS BIAS: THE CASE OF THE HOW TO SELECT A USA MEETING ADVISOR LOUNGE LEADING WITHOUT PROBLEM-SOLVING TEAM OF SMART THINKING LEADERS ASSETS Adrienne Andrews | WSU Sheldon Cheshire, WSU Amber Hendrickson | UVU p. 16 p. 16 p. 15
5–6:30 P.M. Dinner | Upper Stewart Bell Tower Plaza 6:30–7:15 P.M. American Idol Winner, Lee DeWyze on Stage | Upper Stewart Bell Tower Plaza 7–9:00 P.M. Evening Activities: Games, Treats, Surprises, and Fun! | Shepherd Union 7 8 DAY 3 Thursday, May 18
9:30–10 A.M. Welcome | Swenson Gym 10–11 A.M. Kenote Address: John Jacobs, Co-founder and CCO of Life is Good | Swenson Gym p. 20–21
11 A.M.–NOON Ending Activities | Swenson Gym Swenson Gym Swenson Gym Swenson Gym REMINDERS OR NOTES WRAP-UP & BOOK SIGNING SNACK BOX PICKUP ULA AWARDS with John Jacobs Optional for drive home (must be pre-ordered) SECTION NOTES 9 HUNT! SCA VEN
We’ve GERturned Weber State into a game board with this fun Capture your favorite scavenger hunt adventure! Teams will explore campus while moments, learn a few fun solving clues and learning about historic figures and how they facts and enjoy our beautiful accomplished their dreams. We will equip each team with a campus! #JustWeber selfie stick, a map and clues. Turn in your cards by: DATE: Wednesday, May 17 TIME: 8 p.m. LOCATION: Shepherd Union Atrium (2nd floor) BINGO! networking
Meet new friends, network and qualify to win a fabulous prize in this exciting bingo challenge!
NOTE: A person can only sign your card ONE TIME for ONE CRITERIA. SHEPHERD UNION
10 11 NAME KEEP IN Find someone from TOUCH! another institution . . . WHO IS IN THEIR FIRST WHO HAS THE SAME/ WHO HAS A DIFFERENT YEAR OF STUDENT SIMILAR POSITION AS YOU POSITION THAN YOU NAME NAME GOVERNMENT/ INVOLVEMENT
NAME NAME WHO IS AN INTROVERT. WHO IS AN EXTROVERT. ASK THEM WHY THEY TALK ABOUT HOW TALK ABOUT HOW GOT INTO STUDENT IT AFFECTS THEIR IT AFFECTS THEIR GOVERNMENT/ LEADERSHIP STYLE LEADERSHIP STYLE INVOLVEMENT
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NAME NAME WHO IS AN EXECUTIVE OFFICER (PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENTS, ETC.) AND INTRODUCE YOURSELF
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talents in your everyday life. key factors that helped him your imagination fly! Join us Psychological Associates ALLY AS AN DESIGN YOUR Lefton, R., and Buzzotta, V., ACTION WORD LIFE: HOW THE 6 This workshop will focus on on this path. “If you embrace as we enjoy our time with fun discovering what it is you do this, you can accomplish and challenging activities to explains the fundamentals Peter Moosman PRINCIPLES OF well and making a plan to anything beyond your wildest explore leadership concepts behind career-enhancement. This study will be used “Ally” isn’t a badge you earn DESIGN CAN CHANGE focus your engery into doing dreams.” that are applicable in any as a guideline to help you once and wear throughout THE WAY YOU THINK, what you do best every day. WED, MAY 17• 2:30–3:20 P.M. situation, whether serious or fun! better understand yourself your life, but rather an action THE WAY YOU WORK, WED, MAY 17• 2:30–3:20 P.M. WED, MAY 17• 3:30–4:20 P.M. as a leader, create cohesion you perform. Join us as we WED, MAY 17• 3:30–4:20 P.M. & THE WAY YOU LIVE among your team members dissect what allyship means Moses Campbell and commitment within your and looks like, as well as how FEMININE HOW TO SELECT A student organization. we can ally in our everyday Problem solving is at the core LEADERSHIP: WHAT TEAM OF SMART PROGRAMMING 101 lives. of any designer’s job, and WOMEN BRING TO ASSETS Emma Clark WED, MAY 17• 2:30–3:20 P.M. in order for them to do so, WED, MAY 17• 3:30–4:20 P.M. THE TABLE Amber Hendrickson Will you be planning events they have a set of principles Leah Murray on your campus but have and best practices that helps Learn how you can use RESPONSIBILITY never done so before and ARE YOU make their life easier. What This break out session will asset-based community WITH CONFIDENCE don’t know where to start? happens if we utilize these discuss the different ways development strategies AND HUMILITY EMOTIONALLY This session will provide principles in our own life, to women use their skills to lead to build a successful SMARTER THAN A you with simple steps Todd Olsen our own problems? These and how feminine leadership committee, team or council. 5TH GRADER? for planning, marketing This session will introduce six principles will help you is different. These strategies will help Saranda Lund and executing successful the idea of keeping a balance think outside of the box and WED, MAY 17• 2:30–3:20 P.M. you identify the strengths of campus events. (Session between humility and Come learn about your approach problem solving your committee, how to unify focused for new campus confidence in the positions top emotional intelligence in a different, more effective them and how to keep them event planners.) we hold and with the people capacities in order to be way. FROM LOGAN, UTAH throughout the year. WED, MAY 17• 4:30–5:20 P.M. we work with. Through the best version of you for WED, MAY 17• 4:30–5:20 P.M. TO THE WHITE WED, MAY 17• 4:30–5:20 P.M. presentation and discussion, yourself and your students. HOUSE: HOW attendees will walk away with WED, MAY 17• 4:30–5:20 P.M. DREAM QUEST: USING NETWORKING AND IMAGINATION - LIFE Q4 LEADERSHIP: a better understanding of the YOUR GREATEST PERSISTENCE CAN IS YOUR CREATION LEAD WITH balance and ways to help PLAY TO YOUR COLLABORATION them face their strengths CHARADES? STRENGTHS TO Olga G. Antonio ADVANTAGE Noor Mouhammad and weaknesses in these CHARADES! ACHIEVE YOUR Richard Campos areas, leading to a more well- Saranda Lund Sachin Pavithran This presentation will WILDEST DREAMS Games, improvisation theater rounded approach in their guide you through a Eno Etokidem Sheldon Cheshire In spite of being blind, (improv) and other team leadership style. five-step process that Sachin Pavithran went from challenges are a great way WED, MAY 17• 3:30–4:20 P.M. Use the classical game of The key to success is to will equip you with the growing up in the Middle to interact with peers and charades to learn how to fully understand and apply skills and techniques East to Logan, Utah to the explore the dynamics of communicate with students. your greatest strengths and to develop yourself as a White House. Networking teamwork and leadership WED, MAY 17• 2:30–3:20 P.M. leader. Leadership through and persistence were the two relationships while you let People Skills, written by
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THE CASE OF THE it happen.” Come and learn WE ARE BETTER WHO AM I? THE YOUR DIGITAL PROBLEM-SOLVING the tricks and techniques TOGETHER! INFLUENCES OF FOOTPRINT to getting people to do what LEADERS you want even if they don’t INTERFAITH IDENTITY AND HOW Matt Gerrish Sheldon Cheshire want to. LEADERSHIP IT IMPACTS MYSELF We live in an information Realizing your dreams means WED, MAY 17• 2:30–3:20 P.M. Ellie Thompson AND OTHERS age where everything developing into a leader In your wildest dreams, Teresa Martinez is connected. How you digitally interact with people who can quickly deduce you would’ve never thought What is your story? How was UNCONSCIOUS BIAS: influences relationships, problems and solve them. it possible to have a your story formed? What/who LEADING WITHOUT networking and your personal Using BBC’s Sherlock as a conversation about religion. influenced it? Let’s talk about THINKING brand. Learn to responsibly backdrop, we will explore Good news! It is totally identity and perception in manage your social media various Student Leadership Adrienne Andrews possible! Come to this relation to how it affects you Competencies and discuss best practices and build a Did you know that everyone session to talk about how to and others in your personal, how to discover and address “digital footprint” you can has bias? Do you understand gather who orient around work, student, social and potential mysteries in be proud of as you tread the impact of unconscious religion differently to your leadership environments. leadership development. work on your campuses. through the Internet. bias on your leadership WED, MAY 17• 3:30–4:20 P.M. WED, MAY 17• 4:30–5:20 P.M. WED, MAY 17• 4:30–5:20 P.M. effectiveness? In this WED, MAY 17• 2:30–3:20 P.M. interactive workshop, you will explore how assumptions YOU ARE NOT TOO THE SECRET TO WHAT I C FROM THE SMALL TO DREAM GETTING YOUR TEAM impact choices around communication, team SUITES BIG TO DO WHAT YOU building, programming, Jaynee Cadrez-Poulson WANT Sonya Duke activities, marketing and Come learn from the Doctor Abio Ayeliya organizational culture. Small and satellite campuses presenter’s personal journal can have amazing WED, MAY 17• 4:30–5:20 P.M. Wouldn’t it be great to have from the last 20 years— programming, you just have mind control over people? day in the life interviews, to dream big! Let’s discuss Wouldn’t it be great to have VISUALIZE TO consulting, meeting notes overcoming the obstacles them do what you want? The REALIZE and as an executive in you face in developing your idea of getting people to take c-suite meetings. Sue Murie small campus programing notice of you and help you WED, MAY 17• 4:30–5:20 P.M. and learn to use the succeed in your leadership Laura Burgi resources available to you to role is very possible and Use the 7 Habits to create a improve your programs and simple. “I have great ideas vision and mission for your make your campus activities and vision; I just don’t leadership goals. successful! know how to rally my team WED, MAY 17• 3:30–4:20 P.M. WED, MAY 17• 3:30–4:20 P.M. members to help me make
ULA 16 17 2017 SERVICE PROJECTS PROJECT 01 Youth Impact Youth Impact gives each and every child that walks in their doors a safe place to learn, PROJECT 04 socialize and realize who Habitat for Humanity they are and who they want to become. To help Youth The vision of Habitat for Impact with this mission, Humanity is a world where ULA volunteers will host an PROJECT 03 everyone has a safe place end-of-school-year party. Greenwood Charter to live. ULA volunteers They will facilitate a relay School will assist in this vision by race, booths with games for building and repairing homes participants, give out prizes At Greenwood Charter School in the Ogden area and and more. we focus on educating the working in the Habitat for whole child. We accomplish Humanity ReStore this by focusing not only on (3 locations). PROJECT 02 academics but also on health Christmas Box House and wellness. We currently serve healthy meals everyday PROJECT 05 The Christmas Box House in our cafeteria but would Catholic Community provides assistance to love to expand our reach into prevent child abuse and Services the homes of our students. services to improve the the Catholic Community Services This need for healthy food at quality of life for children who serves the homeless and home will be met (with the have been abused, neglected hungry, refugees fleeing help of ULA volunteers) by or abandoned. ULA their homes because of the creation of community volunteers will help with their persecution and those garden plots and completion mission by beautifying the fighting addiction. Volunteers of the greenhouse currently grounds, preparing garden will be working in the Joyce on our campus. area for planting, trimming Hansen Hall food bank, trees and bushes, pulling St. Martha’s project and weeds and sweeping up prepping a garden area. parking lots. Some volunteers will also be sorting donations and doing housekeeping
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Keynote speaker John of its annual net profits to the been featured on CNNMoney, Jacobs is co-founder Life is Good Kids Foundation CNBC’s Business Nation, and CCO (Chief Creative to positively impact over ABC News’ Nightline, NBC’s Optimist) of Life is Good, 120,000 kids daily facing The Today Show, The New which spreads the power of poverty, violence and illness. York Times, The Wall Street optimism through inspiring Journal, Inc. Magazine, and art, a passionate community, Men’s Health Magazine, John provides the creative and groundbreaking non- among others. John and vision to guide the art and profit work. Bert are the youngest of six messaging direction of Life siblings from Needham, MA. is Good to inspire optimism They credit their mother as John and his brother Bert in everyone the brand the first powerful optimist in launched their business with touches. John enjoys outdoor their lives, and the inspiration $78 in their pockets, selling adventures with his family, for Life is Good. T-shirts in the streets of awkward dancing and diving Boston and at college dorms into the water to catch things. up and down the East Coast. Today, Life is Good is a $100 To inspire others to choose million positive lifestyle brand optimism and grow the good sold by over 2,000 retailers in their lives, John and Bert across the US and Canada. wrote Life is Good: The Book/ How to Live with Purpose and Early on, John and Bert were Enjoy the Ride, published inspired by stories of people, by National Geographic in mainly children, facing great September of 2015. adversity. These stories illustrated that optimism is JOHN John has been awarded most powerful in the darkest honorary doctorates from of times and fueled the several universities for creation of a fully integrated entrepreneurship, business business model dedicated to innovation and philanthropy. helping kids in need. Life is He and Life is Good have JACOBS Good donates at least 10%
ULA 20 21 2017 ABOUT SIL & WSUSA
THE MISSION OF SIL HISTORY OF WSUSA 1998-99 academic year, Student Involvement and Leadership enhances student life Weber State University, ASWSU was split into by providing inclusive programs and leadership opportunities formerly Weber College, has Student Government and which promote education, engagement and development. had some form of student Student Activities. This split body officers since 1904. ended in 2005, and both The organizational structure areas were consolidated of the Associated Students under the Department of Weber College (ASWC) of Student Involvement (eventually updated to and Leadership and was the Associated Students given the name Weber of Weber State University State University Student or ASWSU) has varied Association (WSUSA). In throughout the years based more recent years additional on the needs of the students. vice presidents have been Some of the larger changes added and consolidated as that have been implemented needed, including Diversity, include: the Activities Vice Service, Arts and Lectures, President becoming an Clubs and Organizations, ilde Leadership, Legislative, Davis r w st elected position in 1962, u d the position of Cultural Vice and Satellite Campuses. The o r current structure of WSUSA y e President being added a in 1975, and during the consists of seven teams, n m which are the Activities i Team, Clubs & Organizations, s Davis Branch, Diversity & Unity, Leadership Team, Senate and Service Team.
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• A 9-foot statue of Weber Academy Principal Louis WEBER F. MoenchSTATE symbolically watches over the Ogden • A new solar installation at Weber State Davis generates up to 100% of that campus’ electricity needs. WEBER STATE campus. Sculpted by Utah artist Avard Fairbanks, it was cast in • The NUSAT 1, the world’s first university student-developed bronze in Italy. microsatellite that was carried aboard the space shuttle Challenger in 1985, began as a WSU senior class project; • On display at Tracy a replica is now part of the Smithsonian collection. Hall is the 8-ton, solid UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITYstainless steel core of a • WSU’s theatre program has been invited to present diamond press designed five productions at the John F. Kennedy Center for the by H. Tracy Hall, WSU Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. alumnus & inventor of synthetic diamond manufacturing. WEBER STATEfun facts UNIVERSITY
TRACY HALL SCIENCE CENTER 24 WEBER STATE25 UNIVERSITY • Forbes Magazine ranked • The Egyptian is one of a few theaters to incorporate an Ogden as one of the “atmospheric” ceiling, where a daytime ambiance can be best places to raise a changed into a star-filled night sky and is likely only one of family and one of the two that currently exists in the U.S. OGDENbest places for business CITY OGDEN CITY and careers; Ogden is • Ogden High School, the U.S. Forest Service Regional ranked on the National Headquarters and the Ogden Municipal Building were all Geographic list of Top 10 built in the 20’s using Art Deco building style. There are Emerging Ski Towns. more examples of Art Deco architecture in Ogden than any other Utah city. • Ogden’s 25th Street was named one of the • On Oct. 1, 2013, the Ogden City Council, mayor, WSU greatest streets in president and student body president signed the College America by the American Town charter initiative formalizing an ongoing partnership Planning Association. between the city and university. fun facts
BEN LOMOND HOTEL HOTEL 2510 Washington Blvd Ogden, UT 84401 Continental breakfast OGDENINFO included. CITY
OGDEN E E Y E G Y T I N T E T E COURTYARD BY MARRIOT 247 24th Street EGYPTIAN THEATEROGDEN EGYPTIAN THEATER Ogden, UT 84401 CITY Breakfast NOT included. 26 OGDEN CITY27 LEARNING OUTCOMES TO THE WSU DEPARTMENTS AND ON- AND LEADERSHIP NETWORKING, PREPARATION OFF-CAMPUS PARTNERS THAT MADE THE DEVELOPMENT COMMUNICATION, FOR UPCOMING thank you • Identify your strengths, & SOCIAL SKILLS ACADEMIC YEAR areas for improvement • Demonstrate how to be • Manage to work and how to effectively more inclusive by talking effectively as a team. utilize those strengths in to people you don’t know • Get energized to take on ULA 2017: your leadership positions. and who may be different upcoming challenges. In Your Wildest Dreams • Distinguish what your from you. • Examine what is ultimate goals are for your • Make connections, CONFERENCE POSSIBLE considered “industry time in your leadership have discussions, and standard” for student positions. stay in contact with engagement at Utah student leaders who hold Utah Campus Compact (UCC) • Assess how the skills colleges and universities, similar positions at other acquired through your and evaluate what can be Provost Madonne Miner leadership positions institutions. done to improve student Vice President for Student Affairs, Jan Winniford can ultimately help you • Gain confidence in your involvement and student reach larger goals beyond communication and leadership at their Division of Student Affairs at Weber State University college. social skills through institutions. • Demonstrate servant practice and repetition. WSU Housing and Residential Life leadership by recognizing Sodexo Dining Services the needs of others and serving those around you. Conference and Scheduling Services at WSU Shepherd Union Administration and Union Director, Molly Ward Director of Student Coordinator of Student Youth Impact Involvement & Programming for SIL, Leadership (SIL), Emma Clark Ogden Nature Center Tara Peris 937-408-0193 801-814-7373 Habitat for Humanity Coordinator of Clubs and Christmas Box House Coordinator of SIL, Organizations for SIL, WSU Davis, Heather Cimino Greenwood Charter School Erik Ashby 801-347-2970 Catholic Community Services 385-333-8514 University Police Weber State Campus Recreation Coordinator of Leadership Emergencies: 911 Programs for SIL, Non-emergencies: Laidlaw (First Student) Bus Service Sheldon Cheshire 801-626-6460 Utah’s Food Truck League 801-510-5524 EMERGENCY CONTACTS Noor Mouhammad and Marissa Questereit WSU Student Affairs Technology
ULA 28 29 2017 A B C D E BUILDING DIRECTORY Student Services Center B4 SC Swenson Building C3 SW NAME LOCATION CODE TAYLOR AVE Technical Education B3 TE FM RD Browning Center C4 BC Tracy Hall Science Center B3 TY SKYLINE P ARK R 1 WAY Campus Services A3 CS D University Village E2 V1-5 S L L I
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Information Booth C5 IN 2 NAME LOCATION CODE Kimball Visual Arts Center C4 KA LL Fatigue Studies Lab A3 A02 M4 Lampros Hall C3 LP SL M3 AA A09 Outdoor Program D2 A09 M2 WR Lind Lecture B2 LL Upward Bound A3 A03 SK Lindquist Alumni Center E5 AL TAYLOR AVE Veteran’s Services D4 A05 TO DEE EVENTS CENTER Marriott Health C3 MH SD ROTC A4 A11 TR McKay Education B4 ED TE Veteran’s Upward Bound A4 A12 A03 A02
Miller Administration B4 MA EDVALSON ST TENNIS ET MH Portable Classrooms A3, B2 M1-4 SW Public Safety A5 PS NON-CAMPUS BUILDINGS M1
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