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2013 - 2014 Tanner Talks "Knowledge and Community"
John C. Allen, Professor of Sociology and Dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, will present the inaugural lecture for our series entitled "Knowledge and Community." Dr. Allen has extensively studied the social networks that form spontaneously, especially in rural communities. He has also served as a mediator in conflicts in those communities. His lecture will draw upon his scholarship and experience, and introduce our series. The 2013–14 Tanner Talks, a series of cross-disciplinary events focusing on the theme "Knowledge and Community," are a presentation of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Deranged Bedfellows, A Morris Media & Society Lecture
Salt Lake Tribune Washington, D.C. correspondent Matt Canham presents: Deranged Bedfellows; Politicians, the press and the people they (supposedly) represent.
Best Buddies Matching Activity
Best Buddies will be highlighted and will be "sorted" -Harry Potter style to meet their new buddy for the year! Ice cream will be served.
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
Married Men Research Study
Married Men Needed for a USU Graduate Study. Earn $20 by participating in a focus group discussion. Wednesday, Oct. 2, 6:30-8:30 p.m., HPER 135. Registration required. Contact: Melinda.Hunt@aggiemail.usu.edu.
Susan Powell Percussion Concert
Susan Powell, associate professor and director of percussion studies at the Ohio State University School of Music, is performing on October 2 at 7:30 p.m. in the Morgan Theatre.
Tutoring with STAR
STAR is a tutoring organization that helps improve the quality of education in public elementary schools in Logan. If you would like to be involved in tutoring here in Cache Valley please email us at star@aggiemail.usu.edu. The director has office hours in the Service Center (TSC rm 322) Tues. 4-5 p.m., Wed. 12:30-1:30 p.m., and Thurs 3-4 p.m.
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
Overcoming Test Anxiety
Many students suffer from test anxiety. Come and learn some techniques to help with managing and overcoming the stress and forgetfulness that often go along with test anxiety. Raise your test scores and lower your stress levels.
Mindset
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.
Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction
Learn how to be in the moment. This 3-session workshop will focus on learning and practicing mindfulness skills to reduce stress, depression, and anxiety. We will discuss the ideas behind mindfulness and then practice through experiential exercises. Activities will include eating, meditating and light stretching among others.
If These Halls Could Talk-Film/Diversity Dialogue with Director, Lee Mun Wah
Director Lee Mun Wah brought together 11 college students to discuss what it is like on campuses across the country today. The students shared the frustration and anguish of trying to be understood and acknowledged on campuses that are predominantly white. Their stories are starkly emotional and raw, filled with incredible tenderness, courage and pain. The issues that they challenge us to look at are equally provocative, begging to be heard and confronted. If you've wondered why students/faculty of color are leaving our campuses, if you struggle to understand students from other cultures, if you don’t know what to say or do when a conflict occurs around diversity issues, this film will help model for you what it will take to have conversations on diversity that are both authentic and life-changing. This film will provide a glimpse into what is still missing and what is needed if we are ever going to come together in our classrooms, on our campuses and in our communities.
Tutoring with STAR
STAR is a tutoring organization that helps improve the quality of education in public elementary schools in Logan. If you would like to be involved in tutoring here in Cache Valley please email us at star@aggiemail.usu.edu. The director has office hours in the Service Center (TSC rm 322) Tues. 4-5 p.m., Wed. 12:30-1:30 p.m., and Thurs 3-4 p.m.
Testing Like a Pro
Learn skills to help you raise your test scores. How to study better. How to read a test in a way that helps you answer questions better. There are lots of tips that can help you perform better on tests.
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
Women's Soccer vs. Air Force
Women's Soccer vs. Air Force at the Chuck and Gloria Bell Soccer Field
Museum & Music
This event will be held every first Friday of each month through the fall semester, and it will provide a relaxing hour of live music amongst the artwork currently displayed in the art museum. The music performed will be from different students in the Department of Music covering a range of instruments and styles. Refreshments will be available. For more information about this event and others at the museum, click on the website link below.
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit Reception
In this reception for the Norway Travel Abroad exhibit, meet the students who created the artwork on display. Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
Art Museum Opening Reception
The Art Museum will host a reception for everyone to attend and view the new exhibits on display for the fall semester in the upstairs galleries. Food and drinks will be available, and guests can learn about the upcoming exhibits scheduled for the following spring.
John Scofield - Guitariest
Guitarist John Scofield is coming to USU to perform on Friday, October 4 at 7:30 p.m. in the Morgan Theatre. Scofield toured and recorded with Miles Davis from 1982 - 1985 and has recorded over 30 albums as a leader. He is an adjunct professor of music at New York University and tours the world 200 days of the year.
Special Olympics Fall Practice
Come serve athletes with special needs with the Aggie Special Olympic Team. We are practicing basketball, swimming, and bocce ball for our fall games. Come to the HPER on Saturday mornings at 9. Hope to see you there!
Weekly Build in Nibley, UT
Every Saturday morning at 10 a.m., USU volunteers for Habitat for Humanity meet in the northwest corner of the Romney Stadium parking lot (near the softball field). From there we carpool to Nibley and volunteer our time to build houses, from pouring footings to painting walls. Email us at usuhabitat@aggiemail.usu.edu with any questions.
Family 1st Saturdays at the Museum of Anthropology
Ecuador: From Incan ruins to the unique animals of the Galapagos Islands, a trip to this South American country will keep any world explorer on the move. Come learn about the famous music, festivals, archaeology, and biodiversity of Ecuador.
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
Museum & Music
The Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art in the Caine College of the Arts is hosting Museum and Music on Thursday, September 5, at 4 p.m. The museum is located in the Chase Fine Arts Center.
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
Women's Soccer vs. Wyoming
Women's Soccer vs. Wyoming at the Chuck and Gloria Bell Soccer Field
Softball vs. College of Southern Idaho
Softball vs. College of Southern Idaho Double Header
Little Naturalist: Story Time at Swaner
Little Naturalists is a program that helps 3-5 year olds learn about and explore the natural world. October 7: Red Leaf, Yellow Leaf by Lois Ehlert and Leaf Jumpers by Carole Gerber. Recognize different leaf patterns by matching one half of a leaf to another. Fall leaf printing activity. Pre-registration for each program appreciated, but not required. $2 per family per program, or buy a $15 punch card good for 8 programs (only one punch card required per family). For more information or to register, please contact Katherine Veeder at 435-797-8942 or Katherine.veeder@usu.edu.
Anxiety Awareness
Come take a brief measure of anxiety to learn more about how you handle stress. Professional therapists from Counseling and Psychological Services will interactively help you to learn how to better handle anxiety, worry, and stress. Students who have attended these events in the past have described feeling better able to handle academic, social, and work related stress better as a result of attending.
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
Big Blue Scholarship Fund Aggie Football Luncheon
Big Blue Scholarship Fund Aggie Football Luncheon
BRIDGES (Building Relationships In Diversity Groups: Exploration and Support)
The BRIDGES is a drop-in support group that is designed to provide a safe place for all multicultural and international students to share their thoughts and feelings with other students who may be having similar experiences. Students are free to discuss a variety of issues on campus or in society, such as: culture, race, ethnicity, identity,relationships, challenges, successes, etc. Staff from CAPS and the Access & Diversity Center lead discussions about topics that multicultural students bring up, and everyone can gain insight from and give support to their peers in a setting that is casual and confidential.
Organization: Your Key to College Success
Student Peer advisers will show you how to implement tools for organization and success.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
Technology Career Fair
Utah State University's Fall Technology Career Fair is a wonderful chance for students interested in working with technology-based organizations to spend some time networking with employers. It is also a chance for these employers to see what high quality students we have here at Utah State.
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.
Opportunity Quest
Have an idea? Come learn about our annual business plan competition, and how you can win a piece of $8000. Refreshments will be served. Submit your business plan and get in the top 10 to receive a mentor. This competition prepares student to enter the state of Utah competition.
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
Autumn Voices
Autumn Voices is a concert featuring the USU choral ensembles. This concert is open to the public and will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the Performance Hall.
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
CCA Fall Convocation with Libby Larsen
The Caine College of the Arts annual fall convocation is here, this year featuring Grammy award-winning composer Libby Larsen as the guest speaker. Held during Common Hour, the convocation is free and open to the public.
Pursuing the American Dream in Today's Economy
Come listen to speaker Stephen Kroes, president of the Utah Foundation. The Utah Foundation has researched recent trends of economic mobility. Steve Kroes will discuss what groups are the most mobile, both up and down, what the trends look like now compared to what they looked like before the recession, and what factors may have affected this change. Do students graduating from Utah State have any hope?
LAEP Speaker Series Presents James Alfandre
Join the Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning department for a presentation by James Alfandre, founder and executive director of The Kentlands Initiative who will be discussing crowd-sourcing, urban renewal, breaking down barriers to change, and getting things done!
Study Abroad in Chile Summer 2014 Information Session
Study Abroad in Chile Summer 2014 Information Session. Experience Valparaíso, Chile, during summer 2014 and earn USU credit. Learn Spanish. All majors welcome.
Financial Planning or Women
On Wednesday, Oct. 9, come and learn about Money Psychology! How to trick yourself into being "smart with your money" and not fall for psychological financial traps. The workshop will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the USU Taggart Student Center (bring a lunch and a friend) and then again in the evening from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Millville Parent-Teacher Conference Interpretation
Spanish Ambassadors will be interpreting for Spanish-speaking parents at Millville Elementary's Parent-Teacher conference.
Parent teacher conferences interpretation
USU Spanish Ambassadors will be providing translation services for parent teacher conferences at Nibley elementary.
Dogs with the Dean
Come enjoy complimentary hotdogs with Dean Craig Jessop in the Green Room and on the south lawn. The Green Room is located outside the Box Office, in the Chase Fine Arts Center.
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
Keeping Balance in School, Life, Work, Family, etc.
Overwhelmed? Life is balance and balance is life. Reduce stress and find tips to prioritize and fit the essentials into your already hectic schedule. Finding balance with help you enjoy your life, family, school etc. more
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
Letting Go - Dealing With Loss
In order to help students who have lost a relationship (parent, spouse or friend) due to death, divorce or separation, this workshop is designed to facilitate the process of rebuilding. Stages of grief will be reviewed, as well as the core tasks of dealing with denial, fear, loneliness and guilt. Students will address anger, worth and transition so they are more open to letting go, trusting and finding purpose in their present situation. Remembering the important lessons learned from the relationship and celebrating the positive memories will be balanced with the opportunity to manage the frustration and disappointment associated with loss, especially premature or unexpected loss.
Graduate Student Research Training Series: Qualtrics Training
The Office of Research and Graduate Studies has purchased a university-wide license for Qualtrics. Learn how to use this powerful survey tool from one of the Qualtrics gurus so that you, too, can implement it in your education and research. Never settle for SurveyMonkey again!
Parent teacher conferences interpretation
USU Spanish Ambassadors will be providing translation services at Heritage elementary for parent teacher conferences.
Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction
Learn how to be in the moment. This 3-session workshop will focus on learning and practicing mindfulness skills to reduce stress, depression, and anxiety. We will discuss the ideas behind mindfulness and then practice through experiential exercises. Activities will include eating, meditating and light stretching among others.
ORP Annual Gear Sale Fall 2013
Save the date and don't be late to our annual used equipment sale. This will be our biggest sale yet!! Come check out our used gear at rock bottom prices. Some sale items will be on display before the sale. The doors will open at 6 p.m. so arrive early! Location: 1050 N 950 E, Logan, Utah 84321
Toy car building
Come join us in the Service Center for STEP's first service project of the year! We will be finishing toy cars that have already been craved but need to be finished being assembled, sanded, and given wheels. What started as one retired local man's hobby has turned into a global charity effort that helps provide children living in poverty with toys. We have a lot of cars to assembly so the more helping hands we can have the better!
Sherpas Cinema: Into The Mind
Skiing, snowboarding, kayaking, surfing, this film will truly inspire and impress EVERYONE. The International Freeski Film Festival awarded it 2013 BEST FILM + Best Editing. Everyone attending the screening receives a FREE $10 Liftopia gift card, can WIN ski passes to Brighton and Beaver, a VACATION FOR TWO to Grand Targhee Resort, and tons of other swag. One of the PROS featured in THIS FILM, Julian Carr, will be at the Thursday night showing. Julian is on the Cover of Warren Miller's movie this year & he holds the world record for highest inverted cliff jump!!! View the trailer and buy your discounted tickets at TetonWasatch.com. SPECIFICS, Promo Code: CALENDAR at TetonWasatch.com. Screening Dates: Thursday Oct 10, and Friday, Oct 11. Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: TSC Auditorium on USU Campus. Please note: All online ticket orders will be available for pickup at the Will Call table 1 hr before showtime (6:30-7:30 p.m.).
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
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.
Science Unwrapped - 'Watching Disease Happen, The Pathology of Air Pollution'
Inquiring minds of all ages are invited to the free presentation, "Watching Disease Happen: The Pathology of Air Pollution." Featured speaker is Roger Coulombe, professor in USU's Department of Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences and director of USU's Toxicology Graduate Program. Following Coulombe's talk, Science Unwrapped attendees are invited to enjoy free refreshments and a variety of hands-on learning activities.
Sherpas Cinema: Into The Mind
Skiing, snowboarding, kayaking, surfing, this film will truly inspire and impress EVERYONE. The International Freeski Film Festival awarded it 2013 BEST FILM + Best Editing. Everyone attending the screening receives a FREE $10 Liftopia gift card, can WIN ski passes to Brighton and Beaver, a VACATION FOR TWO to Grand Targhee Resort, and tons of other swag. One of the PROS featured in THIS FILM, Julian Carr, will be at the Thursday night showing. Julian is on the Cover of Warren Miller's movie this year & he holds the world record for highest inverted cliff jump!!! View the trailer and buy your discounted tickets at TetonWasatch.com. SPECIFICS, Promo Code: CALENDAR at TetonWasatch.com. Screening Dates: Thursday Oct 10, and Friday, Oct 11. Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: TSC Auditorium on USU Campus. Please note: All online ticket orders will be available for pickup at the Will Call table 1 hr before showtime (6:30-7:30 p.m.).
Special Olympics Fall Practice
Come serve athletes with special needs with the Aggie Special Olympic Team. We are practicing basketball, swimming, and bocce ball for our fall games. Come to the HPER on Saturday mornings at 9. Hope to see you there!
Weekly Build in Nibley, UT
Every Saturday morning at 10 a.m., USU volunteers for Habitat for Humanity meet in the northwest corner of the Romney Stadium parking lot (near the softball field). From there we carpool to Nibley and volunteer our time to build houses, from pouring footings to painting walls. Email us at usuhabitat@aggiemail.usu.edu with any questions.
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
Utah Agricultural Products BBQ
Location: D. Craig Aston Park (1350 N 800 E). Enjoy Utah beef, lamb, pork, turkey, dairy products, onion rings, corn and salad prior to the Utah State University vs. Boise State University football game sponsored by Utah's Own and the College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences. All ticket proceeds fund scholarships for College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences students. Call 1-888-USTATE-1 to purchase tickets or purchase tickets the day of the event at the BBQ.
a + T = I Squared Reception
This is the reception for the Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared exhibit, open to the public. This show features teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public.
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
Big Blue Scholarship Fund Aggie Football Luncheon
Big Blue Scholarship Fund Aggie Football Luncheon
Dr. Balamurali Ambati - Opthalmologist
The USU Optometry Club is pleased to present Dr. Balamurali K Ambati, MD, PhD. Dr. Ambati has been an invited speaker at the World Opthalmology Congress, American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery, International Congress of Eye Research, and other national and international conferences. He has the distinction of being the world's youngest person to graduate from medical school at age 17. He practices ophtalmology at the Moran Eye Center in SLC, UT, and donates his time overseas on medical missions with ORBIS. He also maintains a dynamic research laboratory, exploring and advancing new treatments for abnormal blood vessel formation, as well as development of novel surgical technology and devices. He has published over 40 peer-reviewed publications and two books.
BRIDGES (Building Relationships In Diversity Groups: Exploration and Support)
The BRIDGES is a drop-in support group that is designed to provide a safe place for all multicultural and international students to share their thoughts and feelings with other students who may be having similar experiences. Students are free to discuss a variety of issues on campus or in society, such as: culture, race, ethnicity, identity,relationships, challenges, successes, etc. Staff from CAPS and the Access & Diversity Center lead discussions about topics that multicultural students bring up, and everyone can gain insight from and give support to their peers in a setting that is casual and confidential.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
The Intermountain Girls Go to LA
Brown Bag with Dr. Colleen O'Neill, "The Intermountain Girls Go to LA: Gender, Childhood, and American Indian Urban Relocation Programs in the 1950s."
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.
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.
Overcoming Test Anxiety
Raise your test scores and lower your stress levels by learning some techniques to help you conquer test anxiety.
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
Norway Travel Abroad Exhibit
Come see what USU students who traveled to Norway this past summer created. This exhibit will be full of pieces inspired by the students' experience.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
America the Beautiful
Film screening of America the Beautiful. Written, produced, and directed by Darryl Roberts.
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
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.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
True Aggie Night
Become a "True Aggie" by kissing someone on the block "A." The Student Alumni Association is proud to be the keepers of the True Aggie tradition. Location: the 'A' (north-east of Old Main)
Weekly Build in Nibley, UT
Every Saturday morning at 10 a.m., USU volunteers for Habitat for Humanity meet in the northwest corner of the Romney Stadium parking lot (near the softball field). From there we carpool to Nibley and volunteer our time to build houses, from pouring footings to painting walls. Email us at usuhabitat@aggiemail.usu.edu with any questions.
Little Naturalist: Story Time at Swaner
Little Naturalists is a program that helps 3-5 year olds learn about and explore the natural world. October 21: Pumpkin Soup by Helen Cooper and From Seed to Pumpkin by Wendy Pfeffer. Decorate a pumpkin. Pre-registration for each program appreciated, but not required. $2 per family per program, or buy a $15 punch card good for 8 programs (only one punch card required per family). For more information or to register, please contact Katherine Veeder at 435-797-8942 or Katherine.veeder@usu.edu.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
'Acquisitions 2013'art exhibit
This exhibit features nine works of art recently donated to the Museum by the late Joe Austin. These artworks are avant garde pieces from the 1970s and 1980s by artists working in the Los Angeles area and include an early painting by Lari Pittman. Beginning in 2005, Joe Austin gave a number of important artworks to the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art. He died in March 2013 in Los Angeles at the age of 74. Mr. Austin donated modern and contemporary artworks by Alison Saar, Charles Gaines, Dewain Valentine and Peter Shire among others. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he was a successful attorney and a passionate supporter of the visual arts throughout his life. To learn more about Mr. Austin and other exhibits in the art museum, visit the museum website by clicking on the link listed below.
BRIDGES (Building Relationships In Diversity Groups: Exploration and Support)
The BRIDGES is a drop-in support group that is designed to provide a safe place for all multicultural and international students to share their thoughts and feelings with other students who may be having similar experiences. Students are free to discuss a variety of issues on campus or in society, such as: culture, race, ethnicity, identity,relationships, challenges, successes, etc. Staff from CAPS and the Access & Diversity Center lead discussions about topics that multicultural students bring up, and everyone can gain insight from and give support to their peers in a setting that is casual and confidential.
'Acquisitions 2013'art exhibit
This exhibit features nine works of art recently donated to the Museum by the late Joe Austin. These artworks are avant garde pieces from the 1970s and 1980s by artists working in the Los Angeles area and include an early painting by Lari Pittman. Beginning in 2005, Joe Austin gave a number of important artworks to the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art. He died in March 2013 in Los Angeles at the age of 74. Mr. Austin donated modern and contemporary artworks by Alison Saar, Charles Gaines, Dewain Valentine and Peter Shire among others. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he was a successful attorney and a passionate supporter of the visual arts throughout his life. To learn more about Mr. Austin and other exhibits in the art museum, visit the museum website by clicking on the link listed below.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
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.
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
3rd Annual Cache Conjurers Magic Competition
The Hatch Academy of Magic and Music and the USU Illusionists are proud to host the 3rd Annual Cache Conjurers Magic Competition, which has attracted magicians from throughout northern Utah and southern Idaho to compete for cash prizes. 1st, 2nd and 3rd prizes will be determined by a panel of judges and a "People's Choice" prize will be determined by a vote of ticket holders. Two-time champion Richard Cannon will be defending his title against all comers! Tickets are just $10. Seating limited to just 56. For more information, or to compete, call 435-932-0017. Tickets are available online at the Hatch Academy website
Fall Career Fair
Utah State University's Fall Career Fair provides an opportunity to network with employers interested in hiring Utah State students and alumni. This event will allow you to meet with visiting representatives to discuss internship/career employment opportunities.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
'Acquisitions 2013'art exhibit
This exhibit features nine works of art recently donated to the Museum by the late Joe Austin. These artworks are avant garde pieces from the 1970s and 1980s by artists working in the Los Angeles area and include an early painting by Lari Pittman. Beginning in 2005, Joe Austin gave a number of important artworks to the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art. He died in March 2013 in Los Angeles at the age of 74. Mr. Austin donated modern and contemporary artworks by Alison Saar, Charles Gaines, Dewain Valentine and Peter Shire among others. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he was a successful attorney and a passionate supporter of the visual arts throughout his life. To learn more about Mr. Austin and other exhibits in the art museum, visit the museum website by clicking on the link listed below.
2013–14 Tanner Talks: Information and Access by Peter Binfield
Peter Binfield (physicist & publisher of PeerJ, an open-access journal), Rebecca Frost Davis (an expert on digital humanities at St. Edward's University) and Adam Moore (an expert on information ethics at University of Washington) will discuss the terms, the movements, and the philosophical impetus for and potential shortcomings of higher education as it becomes “digital” and “open.” The 2013–14 Tanner Talks, a series of cross-disciplinary events focusing on the theme "Knowledge and Community," are a presentation of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Understanding Emotions
Learn skills for understanding your emotions better and being able to use your emotions as a resource instead of being controlled by them
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
'Acquisitions 2013'art exhibit
This exhibit features nine works of art recently donated to the Museum by the late Joe Austin. These artworks are avant garde pieces from the 1970s and 1980s by artists working in the Los Angeles area and include an early painting by Lari Pittman. Beginning in 2005, Joe Austin gave a number of important artworks to the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art. He died in March 2013 in Los Angeles at the age of 74. Mr. Austin donated modern and contemporary artworks by Alison Saar, Charles Gaines, Dewain Valentine and Peter Shire among others. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he was a successful attorney and a passionate supporter of the visual arts throughout his life. To learn more about Mr. Austin and other exhibits in the art museum, visit the museum website by clicking on the link listed below.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
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.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
'Acquisitions 2013'art exhibit
This exhibit features nine works of art recently donated to the Museum by the late Joe Austin. These artworks are avant garde pieces from the 1970s and 1980s by artists working in the Los Angeles area and include an early painting by Lari Pittman. Beginning in 2005, Joe Austin gave a number of important artworks to the Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art. He died in March 2013 in Los Angeles at the age of 74. Mr. Austin donated modern and contemporary artworks by Alison Saar, Charles Gaines, Dewain Valentine and Peter Shire among others. A graduate of Harvard Law School, he was a successful attorney and a passionate supporter of the visual arts throughout his life. To learn more about Mr. Austin and other exhibits in the art museum, visit the museum website by clicking on the link listed below.
Women's Soccer vs. New Mexico
Women's Soccer vs. New Mexico at the Chuck and Gloria Bell Soccer Field
StateWide Art Partnership (SWAP) Workshop - ReCharge: Pass it On
This workshop will be for all teachers throughout the northern Utah and southern Idaho region. "ReCharge: Pass it On" will provide teachers of all levels with new ideas on how to include art from the museum into their curriculum, their teaching, and their assignments. Many other northern Utah teachers will be present to share or exchange ideas. To register, please contact the museum representative listed here.
Men's Basketball vs. Central Methodist
Men's Basketball vs. Central Methodist
Costume Fun Run 5k/walk
We are hosting a costume fun run 5k. We will also have a shorter route available to those that wish to walk instead of run. This event is open to the community. We would love to see students and families come in their Halloween customs to run and have fun! We will be giving prizes for best costumes! Our route is yet to be determined, but will be announced soon. This event will most likely be held on campus or at the USU cross country trail. This is a fundraiser for our student service center club Students Together Ending Poverty (STEP). All the money raised will go to the service projects we do this year including a Sub for Santa in December and our Hunger Banquet in February.
Franky's 5k- Scare Hunger Away
Students Together Ending Poverty (STEP) hosts this Halloween themed costume fun run 5k and walk to help raise money for its Sub for Santa service project in December and Hunger Banquet in February. This event is open to the community, USU students, runners, and anyone who wants to have a good time while supporting a good cause! Wristbands will be given out to all participants and water will be available for runners in the middle and at the end of the race. *Costumes are not required, but prizes will be given for BEST costumes and fastest race times!
Weekly Build in Nibley, UT
Every Saturday morning at 10 a.m., USU volunteers for Habitat for Humanity meet in the northwest corner of the Romney Stadium parking lot (near the softball field). From there we carpool to Nibley and volunteer our time to build houses, from pouring footings to painting walls. Email us at usuhabitat@aggiemail.usu.edu with any questions.
Family Pops Concert
The American Festival Chorus and Orchestra presents a fun-filled family evening of magical music. Enjoy selections from “The Lion King,” “Fantasia,” and many other beloved Disney films. Visit another galaxy with the music of “Star Wars,” and be prepared for visits from some well-known movie characters! Children are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes and bring trick-or-treat bags.
The Howl
This year The Howl will feature Shiny Toy Guns in the Ballroom, DJ Marcus Wing in the Fieldhouse, USU Dance Team and much much more! Tickets can be purchased in the TSC Card office and the Spectrum ticket office starting Oct 7.
Women's Soccer vs. San Diego State
Women's Soccer vs. San Diego State at the Chuck and Gloria Bell Soccer Field
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
Time Management
This workshop will focus on providing you skills to better prioritize important tasks, manage your busy schedule, and complete academic work on time. Using an interactive format between the presenter and the attendees, we will discuss how to find a better balance of work and fun in your daily life. Attendees will leave this workshop feeling more in control of their daily lives and better able to handle the demands of college
BRIDGES (Building Relationships In Diversity Groups: Exploration and Support)
The BRIDGES is a drop-in support group that is designed to provide a safe place for all multicultural and international students to share their thoughts and feelings with other students who may be having similar experiences. Students are free to discuss a variety of issues on campus or in society, such as: culture, race, ethnicity, identity,relationships, challenges, successes, etc. Staff from CAPS and the Access & Diversity Center lead discussions about topics that multicultural students bring up, and everyone can gain insight from and give support to their peers in a setting that is casual and confidential.
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
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.
The Science Behind the Magic: Family Science Night 2013
Please join us at Swaner EcoCenter for a night of potions, crawly and cuddly creatures, and other magical mysteries. Help us celebrate 4-H National Youth Science Day by participating in all kinds of magic-themed experiments and learn about the science behind them! Activities for all ages. For more information please contact Katherine Veeder, katherine.veeder@usu.edu or 435-797-8942.
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
Women's Basketball vs. College of Idaho
Women's Basketball vs. College of Idaho
a + T = I Squared Exhibition
Artist + Teacher = Inspiration Squared is an exhibit featuring teachers who are also practicing artists. This exhibit is held in the Tippetts Exhibit Hall, open Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and is free & open to the public. -
The Art of Happiness
Promoting well being is an alternate version of helping. Focusing on happiness rather than depression shifts the energy in one’s life toward growth. This workshop teaches the principles associated with personal improvement so students can evolve from a pleasant life to a meaningful life. Through group discussion, film illustration and workshop exercises students discover the art of possibility.
Women's Soccer vs. Boise State
Women's Soccer vs. Boise State at the Chuck and Gloria Bell Soccer Field
Museum & Music
This event will be held every first Friday of each month through the fall semester, and it will provide a relaxing hour of live music amongst the artwork currently displayed in the art museum. The music performed will be from different students in the Department of Music covering a range of instruments and styles. Refreshments will be available. For more information about this event and others at the art museum, click on the website link below.
Blue Goes Green Student Grant Applications available
As an individual, or as a group, submit ideas to help Utah State become more sustainable
Weekly Build in Nibley, UT
Every Saturday morning at 10 a.m., USU volunteers for Habitat for Humanity meet in the northwest corner of the Romney Stadium parking lot (near the softball field). From there we carpool to Nibley and volunteer our time to build houses, from pouring footings to painting walls. Email us at usuhabitat@aggiemail.usu.edu with any questions.
Family 1st Saturdays at the Museum of Anthropology
Papua New Guinea: Anthropologists have long traveled to Papua New Guinea to study the diverse cultural groups. Come see the museum's new collection of objects from this island nation and learn about its amazing 50,000 year history.
Big Blue Scholarship Fund Aggie Football Luncheon
Big Blue Scholarship Fund Aggie Football Luncheon
BRIDGES (Building Relationships In Diversity Groups: Exploration and Support)
The BRIDGES is a drop-in support group that is designed to provide a safe place for all multicultural and international students to share their thoughts and feelings with other students who may be having similar experiences. Students are free to discuss a variety of issues on campus or in society, such as: culture, race, ethnicity, identity,relationships, challenges, successes, etc. Staff from CAPS and the Access & Diversity Center lead discussions about topics that multicultural students bring up, and everyone can gain insight from and give support to their peers in a setting that is casual and confidential.
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.
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
Mindset
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.
Weekly Build in Nibley, UT
Every Saturday morning at 10 a.m., USU volunteers for Habitat for Humanity meet in the northwest corner of the Romney Stadium parking lot (near the softball field). From there we carpool to Nibley and volunteer our time to build houses, from pouring footings to painting walls. Email us at usuhabitat@aggiemail.usu.edu with any questions.
Women's Basketball vs. Black Hills State
Women's Basbetball vs. Black Hills State
BATC Scholorship Foundation Benefit Concert
“We Are The Strike” has cultivated a rare musical genre of “throwback jazz meets edgy pop meets funky blues,” creating a hot, new wave of style. Recently formed, it is known for larger-than-life performances and musical expertise and have already performed with superstars like Kelly Clarkson, Carly Rae Jepson, The Piano Guys and many more! Special guest performers include Daniel Beck and local recording artist Audrey Bandley. All proceeds benefit the BATC Scholorship Foundation. For tickets, visit: http://sa1.seatadvisor.com/sabo/servlets/TicketRequest;jsessionid=84DE2244196472BD77C5CEF097891252?eventId=785785&presenter=CAINE&venue=&event=&version=
BRIDGES (Building Relationships In Diversity Groups: Exploration and Support)
The BRIDGES is a drop-in support group that is designed to provide a safe place for all multicultural and international students to share their thoughts and feelings with other students who may be having similar experiences. Students are free to discuss a variety of issues on campus or in society, such as: culture, race, ethnicity, identity,relationships, challenges, successes, etc. Staff from CAPS and the Access & Diversity Center lead discussions about topics that multicultural students bring up, and everyone can gain insight from and give support to their peers in a setting that is casual and confidential.
Veterans Day Memorial
The American Festival Chorus and Orchestra will present their annual, moving, patriotic tribute to our American Veterans.
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.
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
2013–14 Tanner Talks: Community and the Demise of Local Newspapers
Media veterans Jeremiah Stettler (social media manager for Social5), Kerianne Strickland (founder of iwantherjob.com), Angela Brown (SLUG magazine) and Patricia Quijano Dark, (Deseret Connect's Spanish-language products) will offer their insights, concerns, warnings and prognostications as local newspapers begin to go out of business. The 2013–14 Tanner Talks, a series of cross-disciplinary events focusing on the theme "Knowledge and Community," are a presentation of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Lioness
Film screening of Lioness. Directed by Meg McLagan and Daria Sommers.
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
Women's Basketball vs. Loyola Marymount
Women's Basketball vs. Loyola Marymount
Resiliency
Strengthen your life through building resiliency. Graduate student Sarah Potts will help you learn techniques for building your resiliency to live your life better.
Why Would You Build a Career Sticking Your Head in the Ground?
Brown Bag with Dr. Helga Van Miegroet
Baller's Club
New basketball sports club. Getting together to exchange tickets, eat food, and watch games.
CPR & AED Training (National Safety Council)
National Safety Council CPR & AED Training
Weekly Build in Nibley, UT
Every Saturday morning at 10 a.m., USU volunteers for Habitat for Humanity meet in the northwest corner of the Romney Stadium parking lot (near the softball field). From there we carpool to Nibley and volunteer our time to build houses, from pouring footings to painting walls. Email us at usuhabitat@aggiemail.usu.edu with any questions.
First Aid Training (National Safety Council)
National Safety Council First Aid Training
True Aggie Night
Become a "True Aggie" by kissing someone on the block "A." The Student Alumni Association is proud to be the keepers of the True Aggie tradition. Location: the 'A' (north-east of Old Main)
BRIDGES (Building Relationships In Diversity Groups: Exploration and Support)
The BRIDGES is a drop-in support group that is designed to provide a safe place for all multicultural and international students to share their thoughts and feelings with other students who may be having similar experiences. Students are free to discuss a variety of issues on campus or in society, such as: culture, race, ethnicity, identity,relationships, challenges, successes, etc. Staff from CAPS and the Access & Diversity Center lead discussions about topics that multicultural students bring up, and everyone can gain insight from and give support to their peers in a setting that is casual and confidential.
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.
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
Friends of the Elderly
Friends of the Elderly meets twice every week: 6:00 PM at Carl Inoway (690 Riverwalk Parkway here in Logan) on Tuesday and 6:15 at Williamsburg (132 W 300 N) on Wednesday. To get started with FOE, visit Aggies Giving Service (AGS) at usu.edu/AGS and create a profile! Be sure to mark interest in Friends of the Elderly!
Men's Basketball vs. Mississippi State
Men's Basketball vs. Mississippi State
Big Blue Scholarship Fund Aggie Football Luncheon
Big Blue Scholarship Fund Aggie Football Luncheon