"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Navigating a Crisis of Faith Workshop (5)

Navigating a Crisis of Faith – 5 Sessions. This five-session workshop is designed to assist participants who are struggling with their religious identity and beliefs. All forms of religious affiliation/non-affiliation and belief/non-belief are welcome. Concepts to be discussed include: 1) The causes, costs and benefits of both faith and doubt, 2) The importance of identity exploration and the common stages of faith/belief, 3) Morality and the religious/spiritual distinction, 4) Coping effectively, and reconciling faith with science and difficult social issues, and 5) Finding support and communicating constructively with family and friends. Each session will be 1.5 hour long, and will include a 30-minute presentation followed by a one hour group discussion. Please call to reserve a seat. 797-1012

Italian Club

The Italian Club is a fun opportunity to practice your Italian skills, make friends with other fans of the language and even learn some of the best cooking skills in the world!

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Aggie to Aggie Networking Lunch

Sponsored by the Young Alumni Association, Aggie-to-Aggie Luncheons give USU Alumni an opportunity to hear from a guest speaker, socialize over lunch and network with each other. Bring your lunch and the Young Alumni Association will provide the Aggie Ice Cream.

Making it Through Hard Times Workshop

Making It through Hard Times – Learn skills to cope better with painful situations and overwhelming emotions. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

2nd Family Impact Seminar related to Families & Mental Health

I would like to invite anyone interested in our department, students and faculty alike to attend our second Family Impact Seminar related to Families and Mental Health. We will hear from University of Utah Medical School Faculty and pediatrician, Dr. Kathy Franchek-Loa to talk about long term effects of family violence on children and Dr. Douglas Goldsmith of the Children's Center in SLC to tie up how these kinds of events impact families and our society and potential policy decisions related to mental health. You will have some time at the end of the seminar to chat with our experts as well as legislators. The Seminar will be held on March 5, 2013 at 5:00 in the State Capitol Building in the Multipurpose room. It's an exciting opportunity to work with your government and get involved. If you are interested, please contact me at susan.talley@usu.edu

FREE Crystal Hot Springs Admission

Come soak up some fun with Collegiate 4-H! Admission is FREE, just mention USU Collegiate 4-H when you come in. Come anytime between 6-8:30 p.m. Bring all your friends and don't forget a towel! Address: 8215 Utah 38, Honeyville, UT 84314. Contact Cassie if you have any questions. (801) 528-2984

Friends of the Elderly

Carl Inoway visits, 690 Riverwalk Parkway in Logan. For more info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

Flute Studio Recital

The Music Department flute program is presenting its annual spring concert, showcasing the hard work and dedication of the students. The event is free and open to the public.

Annual Spring Book Sale

Take your mind on spring break for only 25¢! From beach reading to scholarly texts, there's something for everyone! The sale will be in the Merrill-Cazier Library atrium March 6-March 8. Sale starts at 9 a.m. on Wednesday and continues through Library hours and ends at 3 p.m. on Friday. You will find something to entertain, feed, or boggle your mind from our diverse collection!

Utah Young Humanitarian Award

2013 Young Humanitarian Award - Apply now for this $5,000 college scholarship. If you are a young person who strives to serve your community, a $5,000 college scholarship might be the reward you never expected for your efforts. Promoting humanitarian service among youth is the reason behind this annual tribute, sponsored in its eighth year by the George S. and Delores Dore Eccles Foundation. We encourage those who know altruistic young people to urge them to apply. Three outstanding young humanitarians will receive $1,000 Awards and Utah's Young Humanitarian will receive a $5,000 college scholarship. Applications are open to all Utah resident secondary and undergraduate college students who are U.S. Citizens or legal residents. Graduate students are not eligible. Deadline for application is Wednesday, March 20, 2013. Delivered, NOT Postmarked.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Aggies with The Times

Open facilitated discussions regarding the news articles found in The New York Times. Papers will be distributed prior to discussions and pizza will be served.

Financial Planning for Women (Two Sessions)

Financial Planning for Women (FPW) will be held March 6 at 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. in the USU Taggart Student Center room 336 (bring a lunch), and at 7-8:30 p.m. at the Family Life Center, 493 North 700 East, Logan (at bottom of Old Main Hill). Programs are free and registration is not required.

The Joy of Depression Workshop

The Joy of Depression - This workshop is designed to help participants understand the role of pain in signaling the need for change and encourages students to shift their focus from limitations to possibilities. The five dimensions of well being will be explored in concert with the value of mood states, even sadness. Participants will engage in “three good things” exercises and will explore the benefits of promoting well-being. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Eating Disorder Awareness Week Q/A Panel

Utah State's Sororities are working together to promote eating disorder awareness during the week of March 4-March 8. On March 6 a panel will be hosted in the TSC auditorium for all students to attend. There will be USU psychologists, counselors and specialists on body image to answer all questions about eating disorders.

Eating Disorder Awareness Week Q/A Panel

Utah State's Sororities are working together to promote awareness of eating disorders during the week of March 4-March 8. On March 6 a panel will be hosted in the TSC auditorium for all students to attend. USU counselors, psychologists and body image specialists will be at the panel to answer any questions.

Eating Disorder Awareness Week Q/A Panel

Utah State's Sororities are working together to promote awareness of eating disorders during the week of March 4-March 8. On March 6 a panel will be hosted in the TSC auditorium for all students to attend. USU counselors, psychologists and body image specialists will be at the panel to answer any questions.

SPAM Child Care

Play with kids while parents take GED test prep classes at the Centro de la Familia in Providence.

Friends of the Elderly

Williamsburg Retirement Home visits, 132 West 300 North here in Logan. For weekly activity info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

Friends of the Merrill-Cazier Library Spring Lecture

Robert “Bob” Parson is the university archivist at Utah State University. Bob studied history at Utah State University, and earned a bachelor’s degree in 1981 and a master’s degree in 1983. Bob became university archivist in 1991 and knows all things “Aggies.” Bob has authored two books, The History of Rich County and Providence and Her People, and is a regular contributor to the Utah Historical Quarterly. His article “Leftward March” about student liberalism at Utah State University in the 1930s won the 2007 article of the year. Bob will provide a candid shot of University Archives, while recounting some things he has learned about the university’s history.

Financial Planning for Women

Financial Planning for Women (FPW) will be held March 6 at 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.in the USU Taggart Student Center room 336 (bring a lunch), and at 7:00-8:30 p.m. at the Family Life Center, 493 North 700 East, Logan (at bottom of Old Main Hill). Programs are free and registration is not required.

Annual Spring Book Sale

Take your mind on spring break for only 25¢! From beach reading to scholarly texts, there's something for everyone! The sale will be in the Merrill-Cazier Library atrium March 6-March 8. Sale starts at 9 a.m. on Wednesday and continues through Library hours and ends at 3 p.m. on Friday. You will find something to entertain, feed, or boggle your mind from our diverse collection!

Healthy Relationships Workshop

Lasting Relationships: Guidelines for Building Better Connections With the Ones You Love Workshop - 2 Sessions -- Participants will benefit most from attending both parts of the workshop. This two-part workshop is for individuals and couples who are interested in learning new ways to build more satisfying relationships and strengthen communication skills. We will cover the following topics: personal rights in relationships; parameters of healthy relationships; principles for maintaining long-lasting relationships; effective communication; and tips on fighting fair. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Group Meditation

Typically a thirty-minute silent meditation with a discussion afterwards. No experience is required. Chairs and cushions will be provided, but feel free to bring your own sitting gear if you would like.

Healthy Sexuality Workshop (5)

Healthy Sexuality Workshop – 6 Sessions -- In this series of workshops, you will explore what healthy sexuality means for YOU: both the physical and the emotional. Students are welcome to attend just one workshop, a few, or all of them. People from all backgrounds, experience levels, and belief systems are welcome: currently partnered or not, sexually active, waiting for marriage, doesn't matter. If you want to know more about intimacy, and more about your own wants, needs, or boundaries or if you want to learn more about effectively communicating those wants, needs and boundaries to potential sexual partner(s),this workshop is for you! There are 6 sessions: (1) Anatomy & The Sexual Response Cycle; (2) Safer Sex Practices; (3) Communication; (4) Sex & Emotion; (5) Getting to Know Your “Wants” and “Don’t Wants”; (6) Preventing Unwanted Experiences. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Stress Management and Wellness Workshop

Stress Management and Wellness – This workshop is designed to help participants understand and manage their stress better, learn and practice a variety of stress management and relaxation skills, and develop a wellness plan. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Politics of the Golden Rule

Frustrated with the flaws of the two main parties in the contemporary political sphere? Is there a way to make policy better with another voice? Utah Libertarian Party Chairman Jake Shannon will be at Utah State University on March 7 to explain the principles of a third thought in policy in libertarianism, which is often described as "economically conservative" and "socially accepting." You'll get food, too! In Jake's own words: " - Why a true free market looks more like a farmer's market than transnational corporations that collude with big government. - Why... a Constitutional Amendment when repealed would lead to an an incredible healing for this country. - The theory of war that we abandoned and should re-adopt quickly."

USU Yarncraft Guild

Come knit or crochet with the USU Yarncraft Guild! We welcome experienced yarncrafters as well as those interested in learning. Join the club of young folks improving their old-school skills by making great things from yarn! (If the Juniper lounge is full, come up to TSC 335.)

Men's Basketball vs. Texas State

Men's Basketball vs. Texas State

Keep Kim Home (Logan Out Loud)

Kim Maibaum is an USU Alumni going on 8 years with Lou Gehrig's disease. Logan Out Loud will be hosting a improv comedy night in an effort to raise the funds necessary to Keep Kim in her home and out of a nursing facility. $5 per ticket. $4 for pre-sale, so catch us in the TSC!

Spring Break: Rock Climbing in St. George

Beat the cold and smog of Logan with the ORP for Spring Break. We’re doing two trips to St. George and Moab. Whether you’re into rock climbing in St. George, mountain biking in Moab, or both, we have you covered. This is the first trip we’re doing for Spring Break. We’ll be gone from March 8 to 12, the price of the trip is $125 and it’s for students only. The cost goes toward transportation, fuel, camping accommodations, and advanced rock climbing gear — ropes, carabiners and draws. Most of the climbing will be at the beginner to intermediate levels, 5.6 to 5.9. Participants will need to provide their own harnesses, helmets, shoes, food and camping gear; all of the necessary equipment will be available for rent at the ORP shop. Register for this trip by calling the ORP at (435) 797-3264 or visiting the shop. Please register before the pre-trip meeting on March 5 at 5 p.m.

Annual Spring Book Sale

Take your mind on spring break for only 25¢! From beach reading to scholarly texts, there's something for everyone! The sale will be in the Merrill-Cazier Library atrium March 6-March 8. Sale starts at 9 a.m. on Wednesday and continues through Library hours and ends at 3 p.m. on Friday. You will find something to entertain, feed, or boggle your mind from our diverse collection!

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Founders Day

Join us in celebrating the 125th anniversary of Utah State University at Founders Day, March 8, 2013! This year’s event will include presentation of two of USU’s top awards followed by a musical program performed by USU students and faculty. A dessert reception will follow. The event is complimentary but RSVP’s are requested by March 5. Register online at www.usu.edu/foundersday or call 800-291-2586. Attire is suits for gentlemen and dresses or suits for ladies. Distinguished Alumni Award Recipients: Rick Haskins ‘79, Michael Sutton ‘78. Distinguished Service Award Recipients: Sally Keller and Jack Keller ‘67, Brian Tarbet ‘73.

Special Olympics Practice, Skiing/Snowboarding

Meet at the Aztec Church building

Spring Break: Rock Climbing in St. George

Beat the cold and smog of Logan with the ORP for Spring Break. We’re doing two trips to St. George and Moab. Whether you’re into rock climbing in St. George, mountain biking in Moab, or both, we have you covered. This is the first trip we’re doing for Spring Break. We’ll be gone from March 8 to 12, the price of the trip is $125 and it’s for students only. The cost goes toward transportation, fuel, camping accommodations, and advanced rock climbing gear — ropes, carabiners and draws. Most of the climbing will be at the beginner to intermediate levels, 5.6 to 5.9. Participants will need to provide their own harnesses, helmets, shoes, food and camping gear; all of the necessary equipment will be available for rent at the ORP shop. Register for this trip by calling the ORP at (435) 797-3264 or visiting the shop. Please register before the pre-trip meeting on March 5 at 5 p.m.

Saturdays at the Museum of Anthropology

The theme for the Museum of Anthropology this week is "Spring Fest! Celebrating Spring Traditions Around the World" so come enjoy activities in the museum throughout the day. For more information go to our website (http://anthromuseum.usu.edu) or visit our Facebook page(https://www.facebook.com/USUMOA) and follow on Twitter (https://twitter.com/usumoa).

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Men's Basketball vs. UTSA

Men's Basketball vs. UTSA

Spring Break: Rock Climbing in St. George

Beat the cold and smog of Logan with the ORP for Spring Break. We’re doing two trips to St. George and Moab. Whether you’re into rock climbing in St. George, mountain biking in Moab, or both, we have you covered. This is the first trip we’re doing for Spring Break. We’ll be gone from March 8 to 12, the price of the trip is $125 and it’s for students only. The cost goes toward transportation, fuel, camping accommodations, and advanced rock climbing gear — ropes, carabiners and draws. Most of the climbing will be at the beginner to intermediate levels, 5.6 to 5.9. Participants will need to provide their own harnesses, helmets, shoes, food and camping gear; all of the necessary equipment will be available for rent at the ORP shop. Register for this trip by calling the ORP at (435) 797-3264 or visiting the shop. Please register before the pre-trip meeting on March 5 at 5 p.m.

Spring Break: Rock Climbing in St. George

Beat the cold and smog of Logan with the ORP for Spring Break. We’re doing two trips to St. George and Moab. Whether you’re into rock climbing in St. George, mountain biking in Moab, or both, we have you covered. This is the first trip we’re doing for Spring Break. We’ll be gone from March 8 to 12, the price of the trip is $125 and it’s for students only. The cost goes toward transportation, fuel, camping accommodations, and advanced rock climbing gear — ropes, carabiners and draws. Most of the climbing will be at the beginner to intermediate levels, 5.6 to 5.9. Participants will need to provide their own harnesses, helmets, shoes, food and camping gear; all of the necessary equipment will be available for rent at the ORP shop. Register for this trip by calling the ORP at (435) 797-3264 or visiting the shop. Please register before the pre-trip meeting on March 5 at 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Italian Club

The Italian Club is a fun opportunity to practice your Italian skills, make friends with other fans of the language and even learn some of the best cooking skills in the world!

Spring Break: Rock Climbing in St. George

Beat the cold and smog of Logan with the ORP for Spring Break. We’re doing two trips to St. George and Moab. Whether you’re into rock climbing in St. George, mountain biking in Moab, or both, we have you covered. This is the first trip we’re doing for Spring Break. We’ll be gone from March 8 to 12, the price of the trip is $125 and it’s for students only. The cost goes toward transportation, fuel, camping accommodations, and advanced rock climbing gear — ropes, carabiners and draws. Most of the climbing will be at the beginner to intermediate levels, 5.6 to 5.9. Participants will need to provide their own harnesses, helmets, shoes, food and camping gear; all of the necessary equipment will be available for rent at the ORP shop. Register for this trip by calling the ORP at (435) 797-3264 or visiting the shop. Please register before the pre-trip meeting on March 5 at 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Friends of the Elderly

Carl Inoway visits, 690 Riverwalk Parkway in Logan. For more info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Utah Young Humanitarian Award

2013 Young Humanitarian Award - Apply now for this $5,000 college scholarship. If you are a young person who strives to serve your community, a $5,000 college scholarship might be the reward you never expected for your efforts. Promoting humanitarian service among youth is the reason behind this annual tribute, sponsored in its eighth year by the George S. and Delores Dore Eccles Foundation. We encourage those who know altruistic young people to urge them to apply. Three outstanding young humanitarians will receive $1,000 Awards and Utah's Young Humanitarian will receive a $5,000 college scholarship. Applications are open to all Utah resident secondary and undergraduate college students who are U.S. Citizens or legal residents. Graduate students are not eligible. Deadline for application is Wednesday, March 20, 2013. Delivered, NOT Postmarked.

SPAM Child Care

Play with kids while parents take GED test prep classes at the Centro de la Familia in Providence.

Friends of the Elderly

Williamsburg Retirement Home visits, 132 West 300 North here in Logan. For weekly activity info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

Spring Break: Mountain Biking in Moab

Beat the cold and smog of Logan with the ORP for Spring Break. We’re doing two trips to St. George and Moab. Whether you’re into rock climbing in St. George, mountain biking in Moab, or both, we have you covered. The second Spring Break trip will be in Moab, Utah, from March 14 to 17. Ride the world-famous slick rock trails of Moab ranging in different skill levels, but we’ll be riding mostly beginner and intermediate trails. The price of the trip is $125 and it’s for students only. The cost of the trip covers transportation, fuel and camping accommodations. Participants will need to provide their own bike and food. Register for this trip by calling the ORP at (435) 797-3264 or visiting the shop. Please register before the pre-trip meeting on March 6 at 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

USU Yarncraft Guild

Come knit or crochet with the USU Yarncraft Guild! We welcome experienced yarncrafters as well as those interested in learning. Join the club of young folks improving their old-school skills by making great things from yarn! (If the Juniper lounge is full, come up to TSC 335.)

Spring Break: Mountain Biking in Moab

Beat the cold and smog of Logan with the ORP for Spring Break. We’re doing two trips to St. George and Moab. Whether you’re into rock climbing in St. George, mountain biking in Moab, or both, we have you covered. The second Spring Break trip will be in Moab, Utah, from March 14 to 17. Ride the world-famous slick rock trails of Moab ranging in different skill levels, but we’ll be riding mostly beginner and intermediate trails. The price of the trip is $125 and it’s for students only. The cost of the trip covers transportation, fuel and camping accommodations. Participants will need to provide their own bike and food. Register for this trip by calling the ORP at (435) 797-3264 or visiting the shop. Please register before the pre-trip meeting on March 6 at 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Spring Break: Mountain Biking in Moab

Beat the cold and smog of Logan with the ORP for Spring Break. We’re doing two trips to St. George and Moab. Whether you’re into rock climbing in St. George, mountain biking in Moab, or both, we have you covered. The second Spring Break trip will be in Moab, Utah, from March 14 to 17. Ride the world-famous slick rock trails of Moab ranging in different skill levels, but we’ll be riding mostly beginner and intermediate trails. The price of the trip is $125 and it’s for students only. The cost of the trip covers transportation, fuel and camping accommodations. Participants will need to provide their own bike and food. Register for this trip by calling the ORP at (435) 797-3264 or visiting the shop. Please register before the pre-trip meeting on March 6 at 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Spring Break: Mountain Biking in Moab

Beat the cold and smog of Logan with the ORP for Spring Break. We’re doing two trips to St. George and Moab. Whether you’re into rock climbing in St. George, mountain biking in Moab, or both, we have you covered. The second Spring Break trip will be in Moab, Utah, from March 14 to 17. Ride the world-famous slick rock trails of Moab ranging in different skill levels, but we’ll be riding mostly beginner and intermediate trails. The price of the trip is $125 and it’s for students only. The cost of the trip covers transportation, fuel and camping accommodations. Participants will need to provide their own bike and food. Register for this trip by calling the ORP at (435) 797-3264 or visiting the shop. Please register before the pre-trip meeting on March 6 at 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Stress Management and Wellness Workshop

Stress Management and Wellness – This workshop is designed to help participants understand and manage their stress better, learn and practice a variety of stress management and relaxation skills, and develop a wellness plan. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Getting The Most Out of Your Sleep Workshop

Getting the Most Out of Your Sleep – Learn how to deal with sleep problems as well as how to manage your sleep to get the most rest from the time you have. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Italian Club

The Italian Club is a fun opportunity to practice your Italian skills, make friends with other fans of the language and even learn some of the best cooking skills in the world!

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Friends of the Elderly

Carl Inoway visits, 690 Riverwalk Parkway in Logan. For more info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

Meet the Producers

Join us at Swaner EcoCenter, along with Slow Food Park City, as local farmers, ranchers, cheese makers, and others in the local food scene will be on hand to discuss their operations and share samples of what they produce. This event is great to kick off the growing season and will give a change to get in early on community agricualtural shares. This event is free for the public. For more information or to RSVP please contact us at 435-649-1767 x 0 or swanerecocenter@usu.edu

Jazz Combos

The annual spring Jazz concert is here, featuring the various combo groups made up of jazz students. Students have an opportunity to solo in this concert, showcasing their improvisation skills.

Utah Young Humanitarian Award

2013 Young Humanitarian Award - Apply now for this $5,000 college scholarship. If you are a young person who strives to serve your community, a $5,000 college scholarship might be the reward you never expected for your efforts. Promoting humanitarian service among youth is the reason behind this annual tribute, sponsored in its eighth year by the George S. and Delores Dore Eccles Foundation. We encourage those who know altruistic young people to urge them to apply. Three outstanding young humanitarians will receive $1,000 Awards and Utah's Young Humanitarian will receive a $5,000 college scholarship. Applications are open to all Utah resident secondary and undergraduate college students who are U.S. Citizens or legal residents. Graduate students are not eligible. Deadline for application is Wednesday, March 20, 2013. Delivered, NOT Postmarked.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

STE2M Center - Common Hour Series

Join us for a panel discussion with some of our senior colleagues on campus for a lively discussion about how science and technology, research and careers, and life as a STEM professional on campus has changed duirng their careers in academia.

Norm Adler - 'Teaching Big Ideas'

Norm Adler from Yeshiva University will offer insights into "Teaching Big Ideas." Adler, a professor of biological psychology, chairs a project entitled "Big Questions: Faith and Reason on the College Campus" for the American Association of Colleges and Universities. Don't miss a chance to meet the Big Questions! For questions, contact Charlie Huemanann at charlie.huenemann@usu.edu.

Effective Coping Workshop

Effective Coping - This workshop is designed to help students cope more effectively with the challenges of college life while they prepare for counseling. Open to all students and staff, this workshop surveys common concerns and presenting issues, as well as a model for reviewing thoughts, feelings and needs. It also provides practice for value clarification and basic behavior change to help students cope. Participants will be encouraged to read brief articles and keep a one page journal of change. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

SPAM Child Care

Play with kids while parents take GED test prep classes at the Centro de la Familia in Providence.

Friends of the Elderly

Williamsburg Retirement Home visits, 132 West 300 North here in Logan. For weekly activity info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

UAEE North Teacher Fair

The annual Utah Statewide Teacher Recruitment Fairs held in March will be attended by ready-to-interview graduating students and alumni from regional teacher preparation colleges and universities. School districts from several states will be represented.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Lasting Relationships Workshop (2)

This is the second session of a two-part workshop. Participants will benefit most from attending both parts of the workshop, but feel free to attend either session. Lasting Relationships: Guidelines for Building Better Connections with the Ones You Love – 2 Sessions -- This two-part workshop is for individuals and couples who are interested in learning new ways to build more satisfying relationships and strengthen communication skills. We will cover the following topics: personal rights in relationships; parameters of healthy relationships; principles for maintaining long-lasting relationships; effective communication; and tips on fighting fair. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Healthy Sexuality Workshop (6)

Healthy Sexuality Workshop - 6 Sessions -- In this series of workshops, you will explore what healthy sexuality means for YOU: both the physical and the emotional. Students are welcome to attend just one workshop, a few, or all of them. People from all backgrounds, experience levels, and belief systems are welcome: currently partnered or not, sexually active, waiting for marriage, doesn't matter. If you want to know more about intimacy, and more about your own wants, needs, or boundaries or if you want to learn more about effectively communicating those wants, needs and boundaries to potential sexual partner(s),this workshop is for you! There are 6 sessions: (1) Anatomy & The Sexual Response Cycle; (2) Safer Sex Practices; (3) Communication; (4) Sex & Emotion; (5) Getting to Know Your “Wants” and “Don’t Wants”; (6) Preventing Unwanted Experiences. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Turning Academic Anxiety into Academic Energy

Come and talk with fellow students who have learned to handle their anxiety better some overcoming it completely. They have been where you are and want to help you succeed. Tips and strategies for dealing with and overcoming the fears, dislikes and anxiety that often accompany school. Take that energy and turn into power to achieve more.

Dominican Student Association Banquet (AREITO)

This is an annual banquet organized by the Dominican Student Association. It is called Areito and serves every year to 400 people. We cook, dance and organize cultural activities and dominican food.

Fringe Film Festival

The Fringe Film Festival is here, a competition open to anyone age 16 or older who would like to make a film and enter it to win a grand prize of $2000. This year's theme is "An Eastern Western" and all films must be made to fit the theme. For more information, rules and the entry form, visit arts.usu.edu/fringe.

USU Yarncraft Guild

Come knit or crochet with the USU Yarncraft Guild! We welcome experienced yarncrafters as well as those interested in learning. Join the club of young folks improving their old-school skills by making great things from yarn! (If the Juniper lounge is full, come up to TSC 335.)

ASUSU Black and White Jazz Night

The second annual ASUSU Black and White Jazz Night! Enjoy live jazz music, mocktails, and snacks. Attire is Semi-formal Black & White Only. Free Admission. Sponsored by: ASUSU Arts & Lectures Board and ASUSU Activities Committee.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Natural Roots for Kenya Keys Benefit Concert

Natural Roots, reggae band from Salt Lake City is playing a benefit concert for Kenya Keys. All proceeds go to Kenya Keys, which is a non-profit organization that helps with education in Africa by funding school buildings and materials and funding education beyond 8th grade. For more info go to kenyakeys.org.

Campbell Organ Festival Concert

Come to the Campbell Organ Festival Concert, featuring guest organist Eric Gundersen. Gunderson is the director of music and fine arts at the St. James the Apostle Episcopal Church. He graduated from USU with a bachelor of music and served as a guest organist at the Mormon Tabernacle while studying at USU. Gundersen went on to earn a master's degree from Yale University and a doctor of music from Rice University.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Saturdays at the Museum of Anthropology

The theme for the Museum of Anthropology this week is "Modern Culture of India" so come enjoy activities in the museum. USU Professor Shannon Hughes is the featured guest and speaks at 1 p.m. There will be activities throughout the day. For more information go to our website (http://anthromuseum.usu.edu) or visit our Facebook page(https://www.facebook.com/USUMOA) and follow on Twitter (https://twitter.com/usumoa).

Utah Symphony

The Utah Symphony is coming to Utah State to perform part of their Classically Charged season. They will perform the works of Handel, Gabriel Faure, Claude Debussy and others. Conducting the symphony is associate conductor Vladimir Kulenovic.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Navigating a Crisis of Faith Workshop (1)

Navigating a Crisis of Faith – 5 Sessions. This five-session workshop is designed to assist participants who are struggling with their religious identity and beliefs. All forms of religious affiliation/non-affiliation and belief/non-belief are welcome. Concepts to be discussed include: 1) The causes, costs and benefits of both faith and doubt, 2) The importance of identity exploration and the common stages of faith/belief, 3) Morality and the religious/spiritual distinction, 4) Coping effectively, and reconciling faith with science and difficult social issues, and 5) Finding support and communicating constructively with family and friends. Each session will be 1.5 hour long, and will include a 30-minute presentation followed by a one hour group discussion. Please call to reserve a seat. 797-1012

Relaxation Workshop

Relaxation – College can be a very stressful time to be a student for many reasons. To be successful, students need well developed skills to manage their stress in addition to just taking time to relax. In this workshop, you will learn some basic ideas about taking care of yourself and specific exercises you can practice to reduce the wear and tear that stress has on your mind and body. You will have the opportunity to experience these exercises as part of this workshop as well as discuss ways to integrate these techniques into your daily life. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Italian Club

The Italian Club is a fun opportunity to practice your Italian skills, make friends with other fans of the language and even learn some of the best cooking skills in the world!

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Managing ADHD Workshop

Managing ADHD - This workshop is set to help students learn skills to maintain attention and focus, both in academics and in their personal lives. Attendees will learn skills that will help them to improve their attention, listening skills, learning strategies, and scheduling in order to make their lives easier and more organized. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Reinventing a Positive Body Image Workshop

Reinventing a Positive Body Image – 4 Sessions (You need to attend all four sessions. This workshop is open only to females.) -- Participants do not need to be ready to commit to making changes, but they need to be willing to consider change. Are you struggling with a negative body image? Are you dissatisfied with your body? Are you preoccupied about appearance? Does your body image control your behaviors? This 4-session workshop is designed to help you build a more loving relationship with your body. Through discussions and experiential activities, you will learn about socio-cultural impact on your body image, examine your own thoughts, feelings, and behaviors connected to a negative body image, and start making changes to reinvent a positive body image. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Friends of the Elderly

Carl Inoway visits, 690 Riverwalk Parkway in Logan. For more info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

Fight Night

USU Chapter of Fight the New Drug will host an educational presentation on how pornography can be dangerous, especially to our youth! All Cache Valley residents and USU students are invited! Speaker TBA, refreshments served afterward!

Jane Austen's Emma

Emma Woodhouse is a congenial young lady who delights in meddling in other people's affairs. She is perpetually trying to unite those who are utterly wrong for each other. Despite her interest in romance, Emma is clueless about her own feelings and her relationship with gentle Mr. Knightly.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

"What is an Educated Person?" Reading Group

Students from CHaSS's "What is an Educated Person?" reading group will be discussing what they have been learning through their readings this semester. Don't miss the student's perspective!

SPAM Child Care

Play with kids while parents take GED test prep classes at the Centro de la Familia in Providence.

Friends of the Elderly

Williamsburg Retirement Home visits, 132 West 300 North here in Logan. For weekly activity info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

Jane Austen's Emma

Emma Woodhouse is a congenial young lady who delights in meddling in other people's affairs. She is perpetually trying to unite those who are utterly wrong for each other. Despite her interest in romance, Emma is clueless about her own feelings and her relationship with gentle Mr. Knightly.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Mindset Workshop

Mindset Workshop - From earliest childhood, we establish a fixed or growth mindset. Those who foster a fixed mindset believe their abilities are limited and worry excessively about meeting the expectations of others, living in fear of judgment. They under-perform due to perfectionism and anxiety and avoid or make excuses. Those with a growth mindset believe anything is possible with effort. They are willing to take healthy risks and view challenges as opportunities. They perform to their ability and often exceed the expectations of others, but aren't afraid to fail, viewing mistakes as key to learning. This workshop will outline the characteristics of the growth mindset; provide examples from academics, the arts, athletics and business; and summarize activities conducive to the development of such a perspective. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Group Meditation

Typically a thirty-minute meditation with a discussion afterwards. No experience is required. Chairs and cushions will be provided, but feel free to bring your own sitting gear if you would like.

USU Yarncraft Guild

Come knit or crochet with the USU Yarncraft Guild! We welcome experienced yarncrafters as well as those interested in learning. Join the club of young folks improving their old-school skills by making great things from yarn! (If the Juniper lounge is full, come up to TSC 335.)

Jane Austen's Emma

Emma Woodhouse is a congenial young lady who delights in meddling in other people's affairs. She is perpetually trying to unite those who are utterly wrong for each other. Despite her interest in romance, Emma is clueless about her own feelings and her relationship with gentle Mr. Knightly.

Symphony Orchestra Concerto Evening

The Symphony Orchestra presents the winners of a concerto competition in December, accompanied by the symphony orchestra. Winners are Marianna Cardon, French horn; Sara Mason, piano; Nathan Southwick, violin; and Clifford Tam, clarinet. The music of Richard Strauss, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Claude Debussy and Edward MacDowell will be performed.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Second Annual Empty Bowls at USU

SOSNR, the USU Ceramics Guild, CNR Office of the Dean and the CNR Graduate Student Council are sponsoring an Empty Bowls event to raise money for the Cache Community Food Pantry.
Empty Bowls is an international campaign to fight hunger by selling handcrafted ceramic bowls full of soup. For $8-10 participants will get to choose a bowl, it will be filled with soup and when the soup is gone, you will get to take your bowl home with you. All proceeds will benefit the Cache Community Food Pantry. For more information on the Empty Bowls campaign, visit http://www.emptybowls.net/

Jane Austen's Emma

Emma Woodhouse is a congenial young lady who delights in meddling in other people's affairs. She is perpetually trying to unite those who are utterly wrong for each other. Despite her interest in romance, Emma is clueless about her own feelings and her relationship with gentle Mr. Knightly.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Saturdays at the Museum of Anthropology

The theme for the Museum of Anthropology this week is "Weaving a World: Global Textile Traditions" so come enjoy activities in the museum throughout the day. For more information go to our website (http://anthromuseum.usu.edu) or visit our Facebook page(https://www.facebook.com/USUMOA) and follow on Twitter (https://twitter.com/usumoa).

Jane Austen's 'Emma' - Matinee Performance

Emma Woodhouse is a congenial young lady who delights in meddling in other people's affairs. She is perpetually trying to unite those who are utterly wrong for each other. Despite her interest in romance, Emma is clueless about her own feelings and her relationship with gentle Mr. Knightly.

Jane Austen's Emma

Emma Woodhouse is a congenial young lady who delights in meddling in other people's affairs. She is perpetually trying to unite those who are utterly wrong for each other. Despite her interest in romance, Emma is clueless about her own feelings and her relationship with gentle Mr. Knightly.

Bach's B Minor Mass

The USU Music Department presents "Bach's B Minor in Mass" featuring Dr. Craig Jessop and the American Festival Chorus at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 30, in the Performance Hall. Tickets for the event are $15 general admission, $10 seniors and youth, $5 USU faculty and staff and free for USU students with ID.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Navigating a Crisis of Faith Workshop (2)

Navigating a Crisis of Faith – 5 Sessions. This five-session workshop is designed to assist participants who are struggling with their religious identity and beliefs. All forms of religious affiliation/non-affiliation and belief/non-belief are welcome. Concepts to be discussed include: 1) The causes, costs and benefits of both faith and doubt, 2) The importance of identity exploration and the common stages of faith/belief, 3) Morality and the religious/spiritual distinction, 4) Coping effectively, and reconciling faith with science and difficult social issues, and 5) Finding support and communicating constructively with family and friends. Each session will be 1.5 hour long, and will include a 30-minute presentation followed by a one hour group discussion. Please call to reserve your seat. 797-1012

Italian Club

The Italian Club is a fun opportunity to practice your Italian skills, make friends with other fans of the language and even learn some of the best cooking skills in the world!

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Friends of the Elderly

Carl Inoway visits, 690 Riverwalk Parkway in Logan. For more info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Using Census Bureau Data for Community Analysis and Research

Jerry O'Donnell, Public Information Officer from the Denver Regional Census Center of the U. S. Census Bureau, will present "Accessing Census Bureau Data for Community Analysis and Research." Target audience: faculty and staff who use data for research, teaching, institutional research, needs assessment, grant writing, and planning. Participants will have hands-on practice using the American Factfinder search tool to locate data from the 2010 Census and the American Community Survey. They will learn to find detailed, current socio-economic statistics covering every community in Utah, including social/economic characteristics such as educational attainment, income, occupation, poverty status, and nativity.

STE2M Center - Common Hour Series

Join us for a panel discussion with working professionals from Utah-based industries to talk about preparation skills, and pathways from a University education into STEM industries.

Effective Coping Workshop

Effective Coping - This workshop is designed to help students cope more effectively with the challenges of college life while they prepare for counseling. Open to all students and staff, this workshop surveys common concerns and presenting issues, as well as a model for reviewing thoughts, feelings and needs. It also provides practice for value clarification and basic behavior change to help students cope. Participants will be encouraged to read brief articles and keep a one page journal of change. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

SPAM Child Care

Play with kids while parents take GED test prep classes at the Centro de la Familia in Providence.

Friends of the Elderly

Williamsburg Retirement Home visits, 132 West 300 North here in Logan. For weekly activity info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Stress Management and Wellness Workshop

Stress Management and Wellness – This workshop is designed to help participants understand and manage their stress better, learn and practice a variety of stress management and relaxation skills, and develop a wellness plan. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Group Meditation

Typically a thirty-minute meditation with a discussion afterwards. No experience is required. Chairs and cushions will be provided, but feel free to bring your own sitting gear if you would like.

USU Yarncraft Guild

Come knit or crochet with the USU Yarncraft Guild! We welcome experienced yarncrafters as well as those interested in learning. Join the club of young folks improving their old-school skills by making great things from yarn! (If the Juniper lounge is full, come up to TSC 335.)

Caine Chamber Ensembles

The Caine Chamber ensembles are performing the music of the renaissance, baroque and romantic eras peppered with music from the 20th century for all to enjoy on Thursday, April 4, at 7:30 p.m. in the Performance Hall.

Utah Council on Family Relations (UCFR)

The annual Utah Council on Family Relations conference (UCFR) will be held in Orem at UVU on April 5, 2013. The registration page and schedule are still being finalized. The submission due date for presentations will likely be around the end of February. Dr. Ron Hammond at UVU is the 2013 program chair RonH@vuv.edu As with previous years, the FCHD department will reimburse students $15 of their registration and will pay mileage for anyone (students and/or faculty) who is carpooling (although not RCDE students).

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Caine College of the Arts Awards

It's the annual CCA Awards to reward students, faculty and staff for their excellent work this year. This event is free and open to the public.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

Saturdays at the Museum of Anthropology

The theme for the Museum of Anthropology this week is "Dragon Fire and Fairy Dust: Folklore of Fantasy" so come enjoy activities in the museum throughout the day. For more information go to our website (http://anthromuseum.usu.edu) or visit our Facebook page(https://www.facebook.com/USUMOA) and follow on Twitter (https://twitter.com/usumoa).

Research Week

Research Week

Now in its ninth year, USU’s Research Week will be held April 8-12. Sponsored by the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, events throughout the week will highlight and celebrate faculty, graduate, and undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

New Faculty Researcher Luncheon

New faculty who have come to USU within the past year will be invited to a Q&A luncheon to get answers and provide feedback on their research experience during their first year. Location TBA

Navigating a Crisis of Faith Workshop (3)

Navigating a Crisis of Faith – 5 Sessions. This five-session workshop is designed to assist participants who are struggling with their religious identity and beliefs. All forms of religious affiliation/non-affiliation and belief/non-belief are welcome. Concepts to be discussed include: 1) The causes, costs and benefits of both faith and doubt, 2) The importance of identity exploration and the common stages of faith/belief, 3) Morality and the religious/spiritual distinction, 4) Coping effectively, and reconciling faith with science and difficult social issues, and 5) Finding support and communicating constructively with family and friends. Each session will be 1.5 hour long, and will include a 30-minute presentation followed by a one hour group discussion. Please call to reserve a seat. 797-1012

Thoughts - Feelings - Behaviors Workshop

Thoughts-Feelings-Behaviors -- This workshop will help participants increase their awareness of how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors influence each other and impact well-being. Skills related to effectively modifying thoughts, utilizing emotions, and choosing behaviors will be discussed and practiced. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Italian Club

The Italian Club is a fun opportunity to practice your Italian skills, make friends with other fans of the language and even learn some of the best cooking skills in the world!

Research Awards Gala

Dinner and program will recognize top faculty researchers of the year, including the 2013 D. Wynne Thorne Career Research Awardee.

Percussion Concert

The Department of Music Percussion Ensembles present their annual spring concert, featuring the Percussion Ensemble and the Caine Percussion Ensemble.

Research Week

Research Week

Now in its ninth year, USU’s Research Week will be held April 8-12. Sponsored by the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, events throughout the week will highlight and celebrate faculty, graduate, and undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Right Brain/Left Brain

Getting The Most Out of Your Sleep Workshop

Getting the Most Out of Your Sleep – Learn how to deal with sleep problems as well as how to manage your sleep to get the most rest from the time you have. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Friends of the Elderly

Carl Inoway visits, 690 Riverwalk Parkway in Logan. For more info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

United by the Land

This unique concert event celebrates the achievements of the oldest college on USU’s campus. Through music, videography and narration, the event will explore the college’s ongoing work in addressing the challenges facing community, state and nation in the 21st century: food safety and security, land and water resource management, climate change, human and animal health and nutrition and globalization and urbanization. Bring family and friends to celebrate and learn more about the College of Agriculture’s rich Cache Valley heritage and its plans for its future.

Research Week

Research Week

Now in its ninth year, USU’s Research Week will be held April 8-12. Sponsored by the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, events throughout the week will highlight and celebrate faculty, graduate, and undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

D. Wynne Thorne Lecture

Lance Seefeldt, professor of chemistry and biochemistry, will give the annual address. Location TBA

Getting It All Done: Finish the Semester Strong

The semester is winding down but it is not done yet. Pulling life and school together to be able to finish well is important. Whether you have procrastinated or not it is possible to get things done and done well. Join us for some great ideas.

Faculty Author Celebration

SPAM Child Care

Play with kids while parents take GED test prep classes at the Centro de la Familia in Providence.

Friends of the Elderly

Williamsburg Retirement Home visits, 132 West 300 North here in Logan. For weekly activity info, email friendsoftheelderly@aggiemail.usu.edu.

Research Week

Research Week

Now in its ninth year, USU’s Research Week will be held April 8-12. Sponsored by the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, events throughout the week will highlight and celebrate faculty, graduate, and undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity.

Student Showcase

Undergraduates share their research projects at a judged poster session or through oral presentations.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

The Joy of Depression Workshop

The Joy of Depression - This workshop is designed to help participants understand the role of pain in signaling the need for change and encourages students to shift their focus from limitations to possibilities. The five dimensions of well being will be explored in concert with the value of mood states, even sadness. Participants will engage in “three good things” exercises and will explore the benefits of promoting well-being. Please call to reserve a seat, 797-1012.

Undergraduate Awards Ceremony

College Undergraduate Researchers and Mentors of the Year will be recognized. Poster category winners will be announced.

Group Meditation

Typically a thirty-minute meditation with a discussion afterwards. No experience is required. Chairs and cushions will be provided, but feel free to bring your own sitting gear if you would like.

Ignite

Ignite is a geek event in over 100 cities worldwide. At the events Ignite presenters share their personal and professional passions, using 20 slides that auto-advance every 15 seconds for a total of just five minutes. Location TBA

USU Yarncraft Guild

Come knit or crochet with the USU Yarncraft Guild! We welcome experienced yarncrafters as well as those interested in learning. Join the club of young folks improving their old-school skills by making great things from yarn! (If the Juniper lounge is full, come up to TSC 335.)

Brass Happenings

It's that time of year again for the annual spring concert "Brass Happenings" when the Department of Music highlights the students studying brass instruments.

Research Week

Research Week

Now in its ninth year, USU’s Research Week will be held April 8-12. Sponsored by the Office of Research and Graduate Studies, events throughout the week will highlight and celebrate faculty, graduate, and undergraduate research, scholarship, and creative activity.

Intermountain Graduate Research Symposium

Graduate students from USU and neighboring universities will present research posters and oral presentations at judged sessions. Workshops, keynotes, and other presentations will be offered throughout the day.

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.

EastWest: A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking

The USU Department of Art & Design Printmaking students are exhibiting the work of master printmakers representing every state of the United States in "East/West, a Survey of Contemporary Printmaking," free and open to the public. The exhibit is located in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Walk A Mile In Her Shoes

Male participants get friends and family members to sponsor their one-mile walk in high heels. Walkers collect donations from their sponsors before the event. Anyone can walk or volunteer. Come enjoy the treats, live music, info booths, and maybe even win a prize!

2nd Friday Gallery Walk

Join CVCA in downtown Logan for the 2nd Friday Gallery Walks every even month (April 12, June 14, Aug 9, Oct 11, and Dec 13) from 6-9 pm. This free walk will feature at least 9 of Cache Valley’s local businesses, galleries, and nonprofit art spaces. Art lovers of every description will have the opportunity to socialize and tour a full spectrum of spaces and mediums – all in one evening. Start at any participating location and pick up a map; just look for the businesses marked with the official yellow banner or download online at www.cachearts.org.

String Chamber Performance

The annual spring String Chamber performance is here, featuring students in the Department of Music studying string instruments with members of the Fry Street Quartet.

CPR & AED Training (National Safety Council)

National Safety Council CPR & AED Training -- $30 paid in cash or by check at the event.

Saturdays at the Museum of Anthropology

The theme for the Museum of Anthropology this week is "Prehistoric Life in the Great Basin" so come enjoy activities in the museum throughout the day. For more information go to our website (http://anthromuseum.usu.edu) or visit our Facebook page(https://www.facebook.com/USUMOA) and follow on Twitter (https://twitter.com/usumoa).

"Ideas: an Exhibition"

"Ideas" an exhibition is the result of a collaborative project between the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art and professor Rachel Middleman's art history class. The students explored the history and ideas of conceptual art while learning about specific pieces of conceptual art in the museum's collection. This resulted in a student-curated art exhibit, free and open to the public. The opening reception is Jan. 22 at 5 p.m.