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November 2005
  • November 2-16: Drops Require a Late Drop Form (WF on Transcript)
  • November 16: Last day to submit a petition for late drop form
  • November 18-December 17: No dropping of courses permitted
  • November 23-25: No Classes (Thanksgiving Break)
  • December 5-9: No test week
  • December 9: Last day of classes
  • December 12-16: Finals (see schedule of classes for exact times)

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Faculty Focus - Mark Damen
Despite some long standing prejudice against it, Greek tragedy really is fun, at least according to Dr. Mark Damen.
"Modern people usually want to put Greek tragedy in a comfortable box — too bad," he said. "Greek tragedy is fun and funny, it grabs your attention and if you sit and think about it, it's supposed to rock your boat." more...
 

University Department Spotlight - Accounting
Utah State University is an excellent institution at which to study accounting. We are committed to helping our students achieve their personal ambitions and career goals. In consultation with our Advisory Board of professional accountants, we have developed high quality degree programs that are relevant to today's business world, giving graduates the skills and knowledge needed to be highly competitive
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Column: Seasonal Student Issues There's a seasonal ebb and flow when it comes to student issues. Here are a few things your student may be experiencing this fall more...
It's College Cold Season Coughs, sniffles and glazed over eyes are prevalent on campus these days as bad weather and roaming germs stir up the college cold season. You may hear it in your student's voice when you talk on the phone or see it in his eyes during a visit. Many students are getting rundown. more...
Laughter is Key Connect with your student now and throughout the year over a good laugh by: sending comics from the Sunday paper or your Far Side calendar more...
A Web of Support On campus, your student will find many folks who are there to help her have the best college experience ever. Residence hall staff, faculty, student affairs administrators, student leaders, public safety officers, tutors, dining hall employees, support staffers and others are here because they want to work with your student! more...
Students Who Self-Injure Self-injury is an increasing issue among high school and college students-and one you may have heard more about in the news and popular media. The American Self-Harm Information Clearinghouse (ASHIC) defines self-injury as "the deliberate, direct injury of one's own body that causes tissue damage or leaves marks for more than a few minutes and that is done in order to deal with an overwhelming or distressing situation." more...
Preparing to have your student home during Thanksgiving When Thanksgiving rolls around, there is bound to be more than a turkey in the oven. Your student will likely be home for a few days, requiring adjustments and adaptations on both your parts. To make this a happy, rather than a harrowing, homecoming, consider the following suggestions more...
Agree to Disagree You and your student may not always see eye-to-eye on certain things. Politics, diversity, religion… there are any number of hot-button topics that can start a verbal tussle. With Election Day coming around this month, it's a good reminder that these disagreements can actually be good for your parent/student relationship. more...
Fun Holidays to Celebrate! (a.k.a. Wacky Ways to Connect with Your Student) Nov. 7 is Magazine Day. Get your student a subscription that's sent to school. It's one more way for him to get mail! more...
When end-of-the-semester academic strain kicks in: The Pressure Cooker It's that time of year, when academic pressure is high and your student is in the throes of the "I only have a month before finals!" panic. Projects are coming due, final exams start in a few weeks, and many students are playing catch-up to prepare for the intense end of the semester. . more...
Utah State University Ranks in Top 10 in Value Utah State University is among the best values in the country, according to the May/June 2004 issue of Consumer's Digest. more...
New Living/Learning Community Information Utah State is building a new living/learning community and parking structure. The new housing community and parking structure will be complete the summer of 2006. more...
Notes on the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) This law, commonly referred to as the Buckley Amendment, (1) provides that students will have access to inspect and review their educational records and (2) protects the rights of a student to privacy by limiting access to the educational record without express written consent.. more...