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Utah Global Undergraduate Programs 2020 Improve lives Write a business plan and around the world by advocating for learn how to food security and LAUNCH YOUR OWN BUSINESS. improving access to clean water.

Follow in the footsteps of You have what it takes to ACT ON YOUR creative doers and global AMBITIONS. Utah’s support will ensure leaders like Utah alums your greatest dreams become a reality. Edwin Catmull, co-founder of Pixar, and John Warnock, co-founder of Adobe Study at the Systems Inc. University of Utah, and find the support you need to act on your biggest ideas. Here, at the University NETWORK with Salt Lake City’s of Utah, we make things leading global employers, happen. Adventure STEP ONE IMAGINE. Navigate the human like Adobe, Chevron, Goldman is around every genome in a cutting- Sachs, and the International Rescue corner, driven by the edge health science Committee, and consider the imaginations of our center at a world-class possibilities of your future career. students and brought to research institution. reality with the support of the university’s CHOOSE YOUR OWN Your greatest adventure starts right here in faculty, facilities, cosmopolitan and innovative Salt Lake City, Utah, and resources. in the heart of the rugged and wild American West. Welcome to Utah. ADVENTURE

STEP TWO DO. Explore the five national parks in Utah, and hike the mountains right in your backyard.

2 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 3 Top countries of origin for undergraduate international students at #44 TOP 60 the university of Utah: Best Business Programs WORLD UNIVERSITY (U.S. News & World Report, 2019) (ShanghaiRanking Consultancy, CHINA 2017 Academic Ranking BY THE SOUTH KOREA of World Universities 2018) SAUDI ARABIA NUMBERS MALAYSIA VIETNAM

Over HALF A BILLION dollars spent on research and development in 2018 #59 Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs (U.S. News & World Report, 2019) 2804 international students from 130 COUNTRIES #1 #9 Best Universities for Best Colleges for Technology Transfer Entrepreneurship TOP 75 600+ (Milken Institute) Best Programs in the World student groups (The Princeton Review, 2019) (ShanghaiRanking Consultancy, 2017)

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4 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 5 Salt Lake City: Nature Meets Opportunity ACCESSIBLE, BEAUTIFUL, AND HIP With the downtown area just ten minutes from the university by car, mass transit, or With a unique blend of nature, distinctive culture, and the taste of bike, exploring the city on a beautiful, sunny day has never been easier. A vibrant arts opportunity, Salt Lake City is an active dreamer’s paradise. This scene and the lush outdoors keep Salt Lake City ranked as the nation’s most livable cities and best college towns. The Gateway, west of downtown, and City Creek Center, bustling city, set in the foothills of the Wasatch Mountain range, located in the heart of the city, both offer open-air shopping areas that are perfect for is ideal for both studying and living. It boasts world-class arts, an evening stroll. unforgettable scenery, and one of the best public transit systems A LAND OF BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY in the country. Want to explore further? Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Denver are all a short flight away. Utah is fertile ground for new business owners and entrepreneurs alike. As the Salt Lake City area is home to Adobe, eBay, Goldman Sachs, IM Flash, and Overstock, it’s no surprise that Forbes magazine recently ranked Utah the number one state in the U.S. for business.

#2 Happiest State #2 Best State Five national parks and Five world-class ski FULL OF OUTDOOR ADVENTURE in the USA for Business and Careers ten national monuments resorts within forty-five WalletHub, 2018 Forbes, 2018 in Utah minutes of Salt Lake City Mountain hiking, bike trails, and beautiful scenery make Salt Lake City a gorgeous place to work and play. With its open sky, panoramic vistas, and rich, green spaces, outdoor living is irresistible. In the mood to soak up nature? Five national parks lie within a five- hour drive from campus. Want to hit the slopes for the weekend? Five world-class ski resorts are within a forty-five minute drive, so you can get your fill of sun and snow. From visiting the nationally acclaimed Delicate Arch in Arches National Park to exploring the hundreds of miles of hiking and biking trails accessible just east of campus, Utah urges you to seek out your inner adventurer. CANADA

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6 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 7 LASSONDE STUDIOS is the new $45 million home for student entrepreneurs and innovators at the U. The facility, which opened in August 2016, is the place where students from any major or background can “Live. Create. Launch.” First-year students can apply to be one of the 400 residents when they progress into their second year. All students are welcome to use the Neeleman Hangar, the 20,000-square-foot innovation space on the first floor. Above are four floors of themed residential space. The building and diverse engagement opportunities are managed by the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute, an interdisciplinary division of the David Eccles School of Business.

Invention Through Passion: Your World Starts Here

We are activists, builders, dreamers, and doers. Here at the University of Utah, we thrive by putting dreams into action. Our engaging programs, enthusiastic students, experienced faculty, and buzzing campus life are the building blocks of soaring ambitions and even bigger aspirations. Welcome to a dreamer’s paradise. Welcome to the University of Utah. Welcome home.

8 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 9 DIVERSITY = EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE The University of Utah’s campus-wide diversity initiatives contribute to an overall richer campus climate, attract academic and professional talent, and strengthen the U’s ability to educate the next generation of leaders. We believe that diversity—racial, religious, ethnic, and beyond—is essential to enriching cross-cultural intellectual discourse and instilling compassion in and out of the classroom. All members of the Utah community are valued and respected.

CULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS GROUPS There are over 600 academic, social, religious, and athletic organizations at the University of Utah. You can get involved in the Global Students Initiative or the International Women’s Association. Whether you want to join the Chinese Students & Scholars Association, African Student Union, or the Saudi Student Club, you will find a group that suits your interests. There is also a large number of religious faith congregations and places of worship on or near campus, including a Buddhist temple, two local mosques, and a Women’s Sufi Spiritual group. No matter where you are from, Utah is a community ready to welcome you.

ENDLESS OPPORTUNITIES TRANSPORTATION College is about more than just academics; it’s about creating the life you’ve always imagined. Public transit Buses, campus shuttles, and a light rail train make At the University of Utah, opportunities to engage, create, and excel getting around easy and FREE. University of Utah are limitless. Try your hand at fly-fishing, learn to say “hello” in French, students get unlimited rides on public transportation and capture a one-of-a-kind sunset through the lens of your camera. at no cost, so your budget will never get in the way of If you’re looking for a leadership role on campus, look into student your adventures. TRAX, the city’s ever-expanding light leadership and involvement opportunities with (Associated Students rail system, connects campus to downtown of the University of Utah) ASUU. Whatever your interest, there is Salt Lake City and to the nearby Salt Lake City always something new to experience. International Airport. ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT International Airport Home to the state’s best fine arts and natural history museums, The Salt Lake City International Airport is a travel hub the University of Utah is a hub for arts and culture. Experience that can get you wherever you want to go. Located only exciting Broadway-quality performances, the Utah Symphony, five miles northwest of downtown Salt Lake City and and Ballet West, all on campus. connected by light rail, the airport offers daily domestic CAMPUS SAFETY Have a free evening? Venture into the city for even more and international flights. opportunities to enjoy music and the arts. Salt Lake City is Campus police officers are on patrol twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. The team of Utah state police home to the Red Butte Garden and Arboretum amphitheatre Biking officers includes a victim advocate and detective who and two professional sports teams: Real Salt Lake of Major Since 2011, the University of Utah has been actively specializes in interpersonal violence. In addition, the League Soccer (MLS) and the Utah Jazz of the National implementing its Bicycle Master Plan to improve the university’s security division offers courtesy safety escorts Basketball Association (NBA). commute for the growing number of students, faculty, for students. The university’s Safety Task Force also Once you’ve explored our city, set out for a quick getaway and staff who bike to campus. The university has built works each year to listen to campus voices about safety to the historic mining town of Park City, the site of a large network of bicycle routes throughout campus, concerns and make real-time improvement to foster a the world-renowned Sundance Film Festival, and the increased the number of accessible bike racks and lockers, culture of safety. Utah has some of the safest cities in Utah Olympic Park, where the 2002 Winter Olympics and worked with the State of Utah to improve cycling America, with Salt Lake City being one of the happiest and were hosted. Venture even farther off the path to the access to and from the university. healthiest. exciting cities of Las Vegas and Los Angeles, six to ten hours drive south and southwest.

10 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 11 List of Degrees

PROGRAM COLLEGE DEGREE PROGRAM COLLEGE DEGREE PROGRAM COLLEGE DEGREE PROGRAM COLLEGE DEGREE Accounting...... BUS B.A., B.S. Economics ...... SBS B.A., B.S. Marketing ...... BUS B.A., B.S. Stage Management (Theatre)...... FA BFA Actor Training Program (ATP) (Theatre)...... FA BFA Electrical Engineering ...... EN B.S. Materials Science & Engineering ...... EN B.S. Statistical Analysis (Economics)...... SBS B.A., B.S. Adventure & Outdoor Programs Emergency Medical Services Materials Science & Engineering Chemistry (Chemistry). . SC B.S. Statistics (Mathematics)...... SC B.A., B.S. (Parks, Recreation, & Tourism)...... HE B.A., B.S. (Health Promotion & Education)...... HE B.S. Mathematics ...... SC B.A., B.S. Sustainable Tourism Management Aerospace Engineering (Mechanical Engineering). . . . EN B.S. Energy Engineering (Chemical Engineering)...... EN B.S. Mathematics Chemistry (Chemistry)...... SC B.S. (Parks, Recreation, & Tourism)...... HE B.A., B.S. Ancient Greek (Classics)...... HUM B.A. Engineering ...... EN B.S. Mechanical Engineering ...... EN B.S. Teaching Chemistry (Chemistry)...... SC B.S. Animation (Film & Media Arts)...... FA B.A. English ...... HUM B.A. Mechatronics (Mechanical Engineering)...... EN B.S. Theatre ...... FA B.A., BFA Anthropology...... SBS B.A., B.S. Entertainment Arts & Engineering (Computer Science). . EN B.S. Medical Laboratory Science ...... MED B.S. Theatre Teaching ...... FA BFA Applied Mathematics...... SC B.S. Entertainment Arts & Engineering (Film & Media Arts). . .FA B.A. Metallurgical Engineering ...... MES B.S. Therapeutic Recreation (Parks, Recreation, & Tourism). . HE B.A., B.S. Arabic (Middle East Studies)...... HUM B.A. Entrepreneurship ...... BUS B.S. Micro/Nanoscale Engineering (Mechanical Engineering). . EN B.S. Thermal Science & Energy Engineering Architectural Studies...... AP B.S. Environmental & Organismal (Biology)...... SC B.S. Middle East Studies...... HUM B.A. (Mechanical Engineering)...... EN B.S. Art ...... FA BFA Environmental & Sustainability Studies ...... SBS B.A., B.S. Mild/Moderate Disabilities (Special Education)...... ED B.S. Turkish (Middle East Studies)...... HUM B.A. Art History ...... FA B.A. Environmental Geoscience (Geoscience)...... MES B.S. Mining Engineering ...... MES B.S. Urban Ecology ...... AP B.A., B.S. Asian Studies ...... HUM B.A. Ergonomics & Safety (Mechanical Engineering). . . . . EN B.S. Modeling (Mechanical Engineering)...... EN B.S. Urban Systems, Location, & Resilience (Geography). . . .SBS B.A., B.S. Athletic Training ...... HE B.S. Ethnic Studies ...... CST B.A., B.S. Modern Dance ...... FA BFA Visual Impairments (Special Education)...... ED B.S. Atmospheric Sciences ...... MES B.S. Film & Media Arts ...... FA B.A. Music ...... FA B.A., B.Mus. Voice Performance (Music)...... FA B.Mus. Ballet...... FA BFA Finance ...... BUS B.A., B.S. Music Composition (Music)...... FA B.Mus. Writing & Rhetoric Studies...... HUM B.A., B.S. Ballet Teaching (Ballet)...... FA BFA Financial Planning Music Education: Choral (Music)...... FA B.Mus. Biochemistry (Biology)...... SC B.S. (Consumer & Community Studies)...... SBS B.A., B.S. Music Education: Instrumental (Music)...... FA B.Mus. Biological Chemistry (Chemistry) ...... SC B.S. Fluid Mechanics (Mechanical Engineering)...... EN B.S. Music History & Literature (Music)...... FA B.Mus. Biology ...... SC B.A., B.S. French ...... HUM B.A. Music Theory (Music)...... FA B.Mus. Biomechanics (Mechanical Engineering)...... EN B.S. Games...... EN B.S. Musical Theatre Program (MTP) (Theatre)...... FA BFA KEY Biomedical Engineering ...... EN B.S. Gender Studies ...... CST B.A., B.S. Natural Resources Recreation Planning & Management Business Administration ...... BUS B.A., B.S. Geographic Information Science (Geography)...... SBS B.A., B.S. (Parks, Recreation, & Tourism)...... HE B.A., B.S. Major Chemistry Business Chemistry (Chemistry)...... SC B.S. Geography ...... SBS B.A., B.S. Nuclear Medicine Technology Program Emphasis Business Chemistry Cell & Molecular Biology (Biology)...... SC B.S. Geological Engineering ...... MES B.S. (Health Promotion & Education)...... HE B.S. Ceramics (Art) ...... FA BFA Geology (Geoscience)...... MES B.S. Nursing ...... NU B.S. COLLEGE ABBREVIATIONS COLLEGE Chemical Engineering ...... EN B.S. Geology Chemistry (Chemistry)...... SC B.S. Operations Management ...... BUS B.S. Architecture + Planning AP Chemical Engineering (Chemistry)...... SC B.A., B.S. Geomorphology & Hydrology (Geography)...... SBS B.A, B.S. Organ Performance (Music)...... FA B.Mus. Cultural & Social Transformation CST Chemical Physics Chemistry (Chemistry)...... SC B.S. Geophysics (Geoscience)...... MES B.S. Painting & Drawing (Art) (Art Teaching)...... FA BFA David Eccles School of Business BUS Chemistry ...... SC B.A., B.S. Geoscience ...... MES B.S. Parks, Recreation, and Tourism ...... HE B.A., B.S. Education ED Child Life (Human Development & Family Studies). . .SBS B.A., B.S. Geriatric Nursing Leadership (Nursing)...... NU B.S. Peace & Conflict Studies ...... HUM B.A., B.S. Engineering EN Chinese ...... HUM B.A. German ...... HUM B.A. Performing Arts Design Program (PADP) (Theatre). . . . . FA BFA Fine Arts FA Civil Engineering ...... EN B.S. Global Development, Population, & Sustainability Persian (Middle East Studies)...... HUM B.A. Health HE Classical Guitar Performance (Music)...... FA B.Mus. (Geography)...... SBS B.A, B.S. Pharmacy...... PH Pharm.D. Humanities HUM Classics ...... HUM B.A. Graphic Design (Art) ...... FA BFA Philosophy ...... HUM B.A., B.S. School of Medicine MED Climate Change (Geography)...... SBS B.A., B.S. Hazards, Resources, & Human Security (Geography). . . SBS B.A, B.S. Photography/Digital Imaging (Art) ...... FA BFA Mines and Earth Sciences MES Commercial Recreation Management Health (Anthropology)...... SBS B.A., B.S. Physics ...... SC B.A., B.S. Nursing NU (Parks, Recreation, & Tourism)...... HE B.A., B.S. Health Promotion & Education...... HE B.S. Piano Performance (Music)...... FA B.Mus. Pharmacy PH Communication ...... HUM B.A., B.S. Health, Society, & Policy ...... SBS B.A., B.S. Political Science ...... SBS B.A., B.S. Science SC Community Health Education Hearing Impairments (Special Education)...... ED B.S. Printmaking (Art)...... FA BFA Social & Behavioral Science SBS (Health Promotion & Education)...... HE B.S. Hebrew (Middle East Studies)...... HUM B.A. Professional Chemistry (Chemistry)...... SC B.S. Social Work SW Community Recreation & Sports Management History ...... HUM B.A. Provider Health (Health Promotion & Education). . . . HE B.S. Undergraduate Studies US (Parks, Recreation, & Tourism)...... HE B.A., B.S. Hospitality Management (Parks, Recreation, & Tourism). . HE B.A., B.S. Psychology ...... SBS B.A., B.S. Comparative Literature & Cultural Studies ...... HUM B.A. Human Development & Family Studies ...... SBS B.A., B.S. Public Policy (Political Science)...... SBS B.A., B.S. DEGREE ABBREVIATIONS Computation (Mathematics)...... SC B.A., B.S. Information Systems ...... BUS B.A., B.S. Religion & Culture Bachelor of Arts B.A. Computer Engineering ...... EN B.S. Instrumental Performance (Music)...... FA B.Mus. (Comparative Literary & Cultural Studies)...... HUM B.A. Bachelor of Fine Arts BFA Computer Science ...... EN B.S. International Politics (Political Science)...... SBS B.A., B.S. Quantitative Analysis of Markets & Organizations. . .BUS B.S. Bachelor of Music B.Mus. Construction Engineering...... EN B.S. International Studies ...... HUM B.A., B.S. Religious Studies...... HUM B.A. Bachelor of Science B.S. Consumer & Community Studies ...... SBS B.A., B.S. Japanese ...... HUM B.A. Remote Sensing of the Environment (Geography). . . . SBS B.A., B.S. Bachelor of Social Work BSW Consumer Health (Health Promotion & Education). . . HE B.S. Jazz Composition (Music)...... FA B.Mus. Robotics & Control (Mechanical Engineering)...... EN B.S. Pharmacy Degree Pharm.D. Criminology ...... SBS B.A., B.S. Jazz Performance (Music)...... FA B.Mus. Russian ...... HUM B.A. Cross 3-D: Ceramics & Sculpture (Art)...... FA BFA Kinesiology...... HE B.S. Sculpture/Intermedia (Art) ...... FA BFA Deaf & Hard of Hearing (Special Education) ...... ED B.S. Latin American Studies ...... HUM B.A. Severe Disabilities (Special Education)...... ED B.S. Design & Manufacturing (Mechanical Engineering). . . EN B.S. Latin Language & Literature (Classic)...... HUM B.A. Social Work ...... SW BSW Undergraduates are admitted as pre-majors to the university. Additional Dynamics & Control (Mechanical Engineering)...... EN B.S. Law & Politics (Political Science)...... SBS B.A., B.S. Sociology ...... SBS B.A., B.S. requirements may be needed in order to formally join a major. Admission to the Early Childhood Education Linguistics ...... HUM B.A. Solid Mechanics (Mechanical Engineering)...... EN B.S. university does not guarantee admission to an undergraduate major. (Human Development & Family Studies)...... SBS B.A., B.S. Literature & Culture Spanish ...... HUM B.A. Early Childhood Special Education (Special Education). . .ED B.S. (Comparative Literary & Cultural Studies)...... HUM B.A. Special Education ...... ED B.S. Pre-Dental, Pre-Law, Pre-Med, Pre-Optometry, and Pre-Veterinarian are not majors. Ecology & Biogeography (Geography)...... SBS B.A., B.S. Management ...... BUS B.A., B.S. Speech & Hearing Science ...... HE B.A., B.S. Students interested in these fields will need to choose a major and schedule pre- professional advising with the applicable college.

12 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 13 Kangho KOREA “Because I grew up in the Tokyo “The University of Utah has a lot of area, it’s smaller, but they freedom. Professors respect you a have everything that people lot, so you can discuss everything need. And because it’s next to with students and professors. beautiful nature, you can always People are very warm and open- go out camping or hiking.” minded. That impressed me a lot.” Ryoma JAPAN

Nawal “The diversity here keeps me PAKISTAN close to people I know, people “The University of Utah has a I feel comfortable with, while diverse multicultural environment... at the same time EXPANDING MY the weather is amazing, and the HORIZONS, getting to know other mountains are breathtaking.” people.” Madelaine GUINEA, WEST AFRICA

“Living on campus is nice. I feel safe, Here’s what students have to say about and there are a lot of activities, and the food is good. I get the chance to THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH. live with someone from Salt Lake City, and I get to practice my English. It’s nice, and I like it.” Jacqueline PANAMA

14 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 15 Welcome to an Ecosystem of Innovation, Engagement, & Diversity

OFFICE OF LASSONDE HONORS COLLEGE UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH ENTREPRENEUR INSTITUTE PRAXIS LABS (OUR) The Lassonde Entrepreneur Praxis Labs draw students from Home of the Undergraduate Institute is the home base for all disciplines to collaborate on Research Opportunities Program, student entrepreneur programs at innovative project-based solutions the OUR hosts workshops on the U. Programs include student to societal challenges under research-related topics, offers business plan competitions, the guidance of faculty and travel grants, and advises innovation courses, community leaders. aspiring undergraduate internships, and student researchers. commercialization The University opportunities. of Utah has a rich and highly INNOVATION MUSE PROJECT LOWELL BENNION integrated ecosystem, SCHOLAR PROGRAM MUSE Project provides COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER The Innovation Scholar program mentored learning across The Bennion Center fosters driving innovation, provides undergraduates an campus, helping students foster lifelong service and civic opportunity to find innovative educational relationships with participation by engaging the engagement, and solutions to the questions and professors, community leaders, university with the greater discovery in many problems that inspire them, and distinguished national community in action, matching passion with a guests. change, and learning. forms. Faculty, students, purpose. and community members are encouraged to participate and take CAMPUS & COMMUNITY CAPSTONE PROGRAMS TECHNOLOGY & VENTURE advantage of our many Innovation, Integrating coursework and COMMERCIALIZATION programs and services. commercialization, and experiential learning, students Technology and Venture entrepreneurship require countless can apply their learning through a Commercialization manages the U’s partners across campus and the meaningful project and prepare for intellectual property and works with community. New partners emerging opportunities in new and established companies are constantly joining the their fields. to develop technologies. network.

16 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 17 Elizabeth Hale Hammond B.S. ’64 Missy Marlowe B.S.’94 Elizabeth is an expert in cardiac-transplantation Champion collegiate gymnast and pathology and predictive cancer-factor evaluation. Olympic competitor An internationally known researcher, educator, and Marlowe was just seventeen when she author, Hammond has published three books, competed as a gymnast at the 1988 Alumni fifteen book chapters, and 165 papers in peer- Summer Olympic Games in Seoul, reviewed medical journals. South Korea. As a graduate of the University of Utah, you’ll join the ranks of a powerful alumni network, made up of imaginative and inspired leaders and thinkers. Notable alumni of the U include Alan Ashton, co-founder of WordPerfect; Nolan Bushnell, founder of both Chuck E. Cheese’s and video game company Atari Inc.; and John Warnock, co-founder of Adobe Systems Inc. Jow-Lay Huang Ph.D. ’84 Ed Catmull B.S. ’69, Ph.D. ’74 President of the National University Co-founder and president of Pixar of Kaohsiung, Taiwan Animation Studios

David Neeleman EX ’81 Formerly, Huang had been a Catmull has been honored by the Academy distinguished professor with the of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and Founder of JetBlue Airways National Cheng Kung University shared an Oscar for the development of Brazilian-born Neeleman co-founded Morris Air and continued as an executive after its Department of Materials Science and software used in the Toy Story films, as acquisition by Southwest Airlines. After leaving Southwest, he founded JetBlue, later Engineering, where he specialized in well as in A Bug’s Life, Jurassic Park, Titanic, leaving the company to found the Brazilian domestic carrier Azul Linhas Aéreas Brasileiras. ceramics and thin film technology. and Gladiator. Pixar’s first ten feature films garnered accolades, including thirty-six Academy Award® nominations, ten Oscars®, and seven Golden Globes®.

Akhlesh Lakhtakia M.S. ’81, Ph.D. ’83 J. Willard Marriott B.A. ‘26 Groundbreaking scientist in Founder of Marriott International, Inc. electromagnetic fields and waves John Willard Marriott, Sr. was an American Lakhtakia is widely recognized for his groundbreaking entrepreneur and businessman. He was the research on nanotechnology and on the behavior of founder of the Marriott Corporation, the parent electromagnetic fields and waves in complex materials. company of one of the world’s largest hospitality, Lily Eskelsen Garcia B.S. ’80, M.Ed. ’86 hotel, and food services companies. President of the National Education Association

Eskelsen Garcia was named Utah Teacher of the Year in 1989 and in 1998. She was the first Hispanic person to be chosen as her party’s nominee for U.S. Congress in Utah. Robert Jarvik M.D. ’76 Credited as the inventor of the Jarvik-7 artificial heart

Dr. Robert Jarvik is widely known as the inventor of the first permanent, total artificial heart. In the mid-1970s, he and fellow researchers at the University of Utah designed and developed the air-driven Jarvik-7 total INTERNATIONAL ALUMNI PROGRAM artificial heart, the first to successfully sustain a dying patient with the goal of lifelong support. International Student & Scholar Services, in cooperation with the university’s Alumni Association, has developed a Web-based platform that allows international alumni and scholars to stay connected to the university. International alumni can stay in touch Laurel Thatcher Ulrich B.A. ’60 with former University of Utah friends and colleagues, network, and Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, author, get the latest news about international activities of the university. and professor at Harvard University International alumni from the University of Utah can be found in Ulrich won the 1991 Pulitzer Prize in history for her 1991 book A Midwife’s most regions of the world! Tale: The Life of Martha Ballard, Based on Her Diary, 1785–1812.

18 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 19 UTAH GLOBAL

Utah Global

Welcome to Utah Global 22 Student Services 24 Career Accelerator 26 Living on Campus 28 Admissions 30

20 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 21 Welcome to Utah Global NORA A. METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING—CLASS OF 2017 DISCOVER THE ULTIMATE UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE HOMETOWN: KUWAIT CITY, KUWAIT

Achieve academic, personal, and professional success at the University of Utah. “My siblings attended the U and have wonderful For international students, the move from high school in your home country to a memories of here, which is how I knew I’d made the university in the United States can be challenging — a new language, new ways right decision. of learning, and a new home. Utah Global is here to help you with whatever you A highlight of my time at the U is my involvement need to ensure your success, offering a number of valuable benefits and support with the Moran Eye Center Global Outreach Team. We travel monthly to the Navajo Reservation and services designed to help you thrive in your new environment. Whether you have provide ophthalmology services to people of questions about which classes to take, the best place to live, or career opportunities Navajo Nation. in the area, we are here to provide you with the support you need. The U is a perfect combination of a great education, outdoor adventures, and campus involvement. If you’re looking for that balance, then the U is the right place for you.”

22 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 23 STUDENT SERVICES COURSE SPOTLIGHT: LIVE, LEARN, GROW

FLEXIBLE COURSE SELECTION AND SMALL CLASS SIZES AMERICAN CULTURAL EXPERIENCES, As a first-year student at the University of Utah, REGISTRATION Students always benefit from getting to know their OUTINGS, AND EVENTS you will be enrolled in Utah Global’s uniquely We’ll help you select and register for the courses you professors. In classes with a smaller student-to-faculty Offered exclusively to international students, the Live, beneficial course, specifically designed for need. During your first year at the University of Utah, you ratio, you’re given individual attention and have the Learn, Grow course gives you the social, professional, and international students. The course’s skill-based have the opportunity to explore different majors and opportunity to establish lasting connections with your academic skills to succeed beyond your first year. Best and experiential curriculum is critical to your find the best program for you. In the American education professors. Asking questions, expressing opinions, and of all, it includes a series of cultural experiences in and personal and professional growth, and helps system, it is not uncommon to change majors after engaging in open discussion with your professors and around Salt Lake City that connect you with your fellow to ensure your success at the university and freshman year. With a variety of highly ranked programs to classmates are strongly encouraged and promote a higher students and your community. beyond. choose from, there are plenty of options at the University level of learning. • Acquire essential information for day-to- INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ORIENTATION of Utah. day life at the University of Utah as you CAREER PREPARATION Ease your way into life on a U.S. campus with exciting navigate your immediate physical and ACADEMIC ADVISING AND TUTORING Learn to use classroom knowledge in the real world activities designed to help you interact and explore your emotional surroundings and immerse As an international student, you have access to a team and turn your degree into your life’s work. We connect new community. During orientation, you will have the yourself in the Utah community. of advisors eager to help you with all of your academic students to nearly 1,000 internships each year. The Career opportunity to tour campus, learn about your academic • Become a well-rounded, and career preparation needs. Academic advisors help Accelerator program is designed to help international courses, and get acquainted with the support available to independent learner by exploring you plan your course of study, while tutors are readily students enhance their employability. You may even find aid your success both in and out of the classroom. the individual nature of learning available to help you in any subject matter, ensuring that a job or internship opportunity on campus. and by employing active-learning you maintain a strong academic performance. Your full exercises and effective study support team includes: strategies. • Student Services Advisors • Academic and English Tutors • Share your experiences; • Career and Major Advisors document your growth; and articulate your personal, DEDICATED SUPPORT SERVICES academic, and professional Our Student Services team is here to help you and your goals through a capstone family with every step of the process, from completing video project while building an application and getting your visa to selecting your your technical skills with new housing and picking you up from the airport. mixed-media tools and Other services include organized trips, activities, and techniques. workshops that will set you up for your best start at the University of Utah. We understand that every student has individual needs, and we are dedicated to giving you the personalized attention you require.

24 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 25 CAREER SERVICES

Preparation for the Global Workplace

Career Accelerator DISCOVER DIRECTION DESIGN DECISION

Through the Career Accelerator, you will develop Designed exclusively for international undergraduate professional skills and gain a strong understanding of how students, the Career Accelerator features unique MODULE ONE MODULE TWO MODULE THREE MODULE FOUR to use knowledge, interests, motivations, and personal workshops, real-world experiences, cross-cultural group • Self-Assessment • Global Occupational • Mentor Matching • Career Action Plan experiences to your advantage when launching your work, and skills-based training. • Major Exploration Research • E-Portfolio Profile • Emotional Intelligence career. • Professional Etiquette • Informational Interviews • Career Fairs and • Teamwork Skills Employers want confident team members who are job- • Personal Branding • Mock Interviews Networking Events • Conflict Resolution The Career Accelerator will give you the skills and ready. The Career Accelerator offers five different tracks. • Elevator Speech • Cover Letters • Strategic Research • Leadership Project • Résumé • Networking and Social Media Presentation • Progress Reflection knowledge to excel professionally, whether you are • Career Focus Presentation Presentation searching for your career path, exploring postgraduate degree programs, preparing to lead your family’s business, or planning to start your own company.

THE CAREER ACCELERATOR’S FIVE TRACKS: EXPERIENTIAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Upon successful completion of the Career Accelerator, you will receive assistance

College-to-Career Advanced Degree Sponsored Business Family Business Entrepreneurship in the internship search process. Based For students pursuing an Preparation Development Development For students intending on your track and professional goals, you internship experience For students who intend to For students participating For students pursuing a to start, own, run, and during their college years directly pursue a master’s or in a corporate scholarship degree that supports manage businesses will gain access to experiential internship and/or seeking general doctoral degree program; activities are the strengthening and after graduation opportunities at leading global corporations, preparation for their post- customized to the expansion of family-owned graduate job searches sponsoring company businesses working closely with your Career Accelerator and/or industry advisor to identify the internship that’s best for you. For example, if you are an Entrepreneurship Track student, you might intern for a tech start-up in Silicon Valley. A Sponsored Business Development Track student might intern for a multi-national corporation such as Google, Deloitte, To participate in the Career Accelerator you must: ExxonMobil, or Microsoft. • Maintain 90% attendance in all Career Other internship opportunities include companies such as Northwestern Mutual, Accelerator activities and workshops Average Salary of Cadbury, Nestlé, Enterprise, Nordstrom, • Complete all major milestone projects Goldman Sachs, and Deseret Book Company. a Utah Graduate: • Remain in good academic standing $59,653 TOP COMPANIES FOR INTERNSHIPS FOR UNIVERSITY OF UTAH STUDENTS: Adobe Goldman Sachs Amazon Intel Deloitte Microsoft GE PWG 26 THE UNIVERSITY OF UTAH IMAGINE. DO. 27 LIVING ON CAMPUS

Love Living on Campus

Welcome Home

HOUSING National studies have shown that students who live on Option A: Triple residence hall rooms house three campus earn higher grades, are more likely to graduate, students sharing one bedroom. These three students and report high levels of satisfaction with their collegiate share a bathroom connected to their room and the room experience. Utah Global students are required to live in of two other students in an adjoining suite. campus housing during their first year. Although most Option B: Double residence hall rooms house two residence halls are coeducational (for both men and students sharing one bedroom. These two students share women), students live in dorm rooms with roommates of a bathroom connected to their room and the room of two the same gender. or three other students in an adjoining suite. Students at Utah Global can choose from three housing Option C: Single residence hall rooms house one student options, including triple, double, and single residence hall who has a private bedroom and a shared bathroom with rooms. one other suitemate.

Note: Single-gender housing options are available. Single residence housing options are limited. Apply early to increase your chances of obtaining a single.

Double Double and Triple DINING Students living on campus are required to have a meal Also within the Dining Room is the Crimson Corner, a plan as they will have very limited access to the kitchen twenty-four-hour convenience store offering Starbucks facilities in their building. Luckily, the Dining Room serves coffee, some light meal options, and halal meals. delicious food and is close by! The Peterson Heritage Additionally, the Marriott Honors Market is open twenty- Center Dining Room is centrally located on the east four hours a day and the Lassonde Miller Cafe is open campus, where student housing is also located. The extended hours until 1:00 a.m. Dining Room offers a diverse selection of food, including: Utah Global students will have two dining meal options • Salads, sandwiches, pizza, pasta, fresh grill, cereal based on the number of meals per week, per semester. bar, sweets Students will also be provided a limited number of • Your Region: featuring cuisine from around the U.S. takeaway meals during the semester as well as flex dollars • Your World: featuring cuisine from around the globe to be spent at dining locations across campus. • Vegan and vegetarian • Sushi bar • G8 Allergen Friendly: food guaranteed to be prepared without the top eight most common allergen (dairy, soy, peanuts, tree nuts, fish, shellfish, eggs, gluten/ wheat)

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Admissions

The University of Utah offers a simple, streamlined admissions process that includes a variety of outcomes designed to ensure your success inside and outside of the classroom. The admissions outcome that is best for you will depend on your academic qualifications, Once you’ve applied, you will receive an offer of admission that is the best match for your English-language level, and personal preferences. academic qualifications and English-language proficiency. Time to degree completion, entry and progression requirements, deadlines, and costs will vary by program. Our international admissions Students applying to the University of Utah will benefit VISA INTERVIEW SUPPORT team will reach out to you with next steps and program information to make sure that you are fully from: For many students, navigating the U.S. visa process can be prepared for your arrival on campus. overwhelming, but we’re here to help. Whether you have STREAMLINED APPLICATION PROCESS questions about which visa to apply for or what to expect For more information about all program options, please visit: Submit a simple application and receive an offer of during your visa interview, knowledgeable and dedicated utahglobal.utah.edu/undergraduate. admission that’s best for you, all within one week. advisors will aid you in conquering your application with ease. ENROLLMENT SERVICES ADVISOR ESTIMATED TUITION APPLICATION DEADLINES With counseling from start to finish, the enrollment PRE-ARRIVAL SUPPORT process has never been easier. From what to pack to booking your flight, receive detailed Fall 2019 $31,810 Fall 2019 July 19, 2019

information through webinars and other resources on how Note: This cost is an estimate and is subject to change. Cost Spring 2020 November 29, 2019 does not include health insurance, housing and dining fees, to best prepare before your campus arrival. books, or other living expenses. Summer 2020 April 4, 2020

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How to Apply JEAN K. HONORS INTERNATIONAL STUDIES & 1 SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION 4 RECEIVE YOUR OFFER SOCIOLOGY—CLASS OF 2017 Visit the utahglobal.utah.edu Apply Now page or email Have a celebration! HOMETOWN: SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH the following documents to [email protected]: You will then receive a packet that includes all the • Application form required documents to apply for your visa. “Through the Undergraduate Research Opportunities • A secondary school transcript as well as a certified If you are a sponsored student, you can now use your English translation offer of admission to obtain your full financial guarantee Program, I was able to complete my honors thesis on • If you have graduated, a secondary school diploma from your sponsorship entity. Once you submit the female labor participation in South Korea while getting as well as a certified English translation financial guarantee, you will receive your I-20. paid to do the research and working with an incredible faculty mentor.

As an Orientation Leader for the Utah Asia Campus, 2 RECEIVE NOTIFICATION OF 5 GET YOUR VISA I had the incredible opportunity of welcoming new ADMISSION STATUS Visit usembassy.gov to learn more about scheduling Students will receive status of their admission. For those your visa appointment. students to the University of Utah Asia Campus in who qualify for admission, the offer letter will outline Songdo, South Korea.” conditions that must be fulfilled before receiving a formal offer of admission. Learn from Jean’s experience by exploring your PREPARE FOR ARRIVAL 6 interests and getting involved on campus. Follow the steps on the university’s Before You Arrive page at utahglobal.utah.edu/welcome to make sure you 3 FULFILL CONDITIONS OF have everything in place before you arrive on campus. ADMISSION • Submit your flight details To receive your I-20 and apply for a visa, you must fulfill • Pay your tuition and fees certain conditions of admission as indicated on your offer letter. These conditions include, but are not limited to, the • Complete the university’s required forms following: • A copy of your passport • Proof of English-language ability; see utahglobal.utah.edu/undergraduate/entry- 7 DOWNLOAD YEAR.ONE* requirements for more information Open your app store on your smart phone • I-20 request form Search “Year.One” • Certificate of Finance form Download the app • Financial documentation covering the full amount Click “New to Year.One? Register” listed on the Certificate of Finance Enter your “Deposit ID/ Student ID”. This is found on your • Deposit that is listed on your conditional offer Conditional Offer Letter. NOTE: If you are currently studying in the U.S. and will be transferring your After you click “Next,” you will be prompted to enter a new I-20, you will also need to submit the current I-20 and the Transfer-in form user ID and password. Once you create these, write them down in a safe place so you can log on in the future!

*To download Year.One students must have deposited to the program.

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