The Press at Utah State University
Utah State University Press is a refereed scholarly publisher and division of Utah State University. Established in 1972, the Press's mandate is to acquire and publish books of superior quality that win the esteem of readers and that appropriately represent our university to the community of scholars. Vital also to our mission is publication for a broader community, including students, who use our books in their studies, and general readers, who find in them enjoyment as well as enlightenment.
Utah State University Press is an established publisher in the fields of composition studies, creative writing, folklore, Native American studies, nature & environment, Western history, including Mormon history and Western women's history. We also sponsor the annual May Swenson Poetry Award.
During the past decade, many USU Press books have received awards and recognition from various learned societies and other organizations for their scholarship and contribution to their respective fields.
As an active contributor to academe, USU Press attends several academic conferences and exhibits each year. We are a member of the Association of American University Presses, and our books are distributed through the University of Chicago Press Distribution Center.
You can order our books directly online through our shopping cart system, by phone, by mail or fax, as well as through the major online vendors, or through your local bookstore.
We welcome your inquiries and comments.
Staff
Director: Michael Spooner
Executive Editor: John Alley
Marketing Manager: Kathleen Kingsbury
Office Assistant: Sandra Reed
Production: Dan Miller
Utah State University Press
7800 Old Main Hill
Logan, Utah 84322
435-797-1362
In this section
- Search USU Press
- Fiction & Poetry
- Folklore Studies
- Native American Studies
- Nature & Environment
- Rhetoric & Composition
- Western & Utah History
Related Links
- What is a University Press?
- The Value of University Presses
- Association of American University Presses -- Statement on Open Access
- Copyright & the Campus
- Cornell University's Electronic Course Content Guidelines
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USU Press is a member of the Association of American University Presses
