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USU ALUMNI TEAM WINS PRESTIGIOUS PINEHURST TOURNAMENT
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| Brice Mindrum, Chad Evans, J.D. Larsen, Bart Purser represented Utah State at the Acura Alumni Collegiate Championship in October. They went on to win the tournament in the net score division. |
| For the last several years on the first day of classes at Utah State, Aggies have gathered at the Ogden Golf & Country Club to play in the annual USU Alumni Association Golf Tournament. Registration fees and generous tournament sponsorships from businesses like the Young Automotive Group and the USU Credit Union help raise around $40,000 each year, providing needed support for scholarships and operations at the Alumni Association. |
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AND THEN THERE WERE TWO
Opportunities to Tailgate with the Alumni Association are running out
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| Aggie Fans enjoy the donut eating contest that was part of the activities at the Alumni Association tailgate.
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| If you’ve lost track, take a moment and Google “USU Football.” You’ll see that we have five wins and only two games left, putting us within reach of bowl eligibility. That also means that there are only two opportunities left to join us at one of the Alumni Association tailgates. The Alumni Association will host its last home tailgate this Saturday when Utah State takes on Hawaii. Join us for this free luau tailgate. There will be smoked pork, Hawaiian leis, and a limbo contest. The following weekend we will be in Colorado Springs for the season closer against Air Force. Tickets are required for this tailgate and can be purchased online. |
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| Stop by the Alumni Association’s last home game tailgate for free food and games.
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YOU DECIDE
This month’s survey & contest
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If you could have a financial whiz teach you any topic, what would it be? USU’s office of Planned Giving would like to provide training for young alumni to help them strengthen their long-term financial security. Financial health is good for you and USU. It helps graduates retire student loans more quickly, save for their children’s college education, and be in a position later in life to give back. If USU offered some free financial seminars, which topics would be most helpful to you? Please take our four question survey and let us know. The first 10 people to take the survey will receive a USU holiday ornament.
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| SALUTE TO SERVICE
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| On Saturday, November 18, help Utah State Football salute our soldiers. During the game, local Veterans, Active Duty Military Personnel and First Responder Units will be honored and recognized. You can participate in our "Seats for Soldiers" program which allows USU Athletics to donate tickets to local Veterans and Service Members. USU Athletics has also teamed up with Operation Hat Trick (OHT) to help support our veterans and service members by donating a portion of the proceeds from Aggie/OHT gear sales to the Cache Valley Veterans Association. |
| IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
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| USU's Main Concert Hall Reopens after Major Makeover |
On October 18, 1967 USU dedicated the new Chase Fine Arts Center Concert Hall. Fifty years later, USU rededicated its renovated arts center and the brand-new Newel G. & Jean C. Daines Concert Hall.
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The Beauty of Fluid Dynamics
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| Tadd Truscott is an MIT-trained engineer of fluid dynamics – a profession steeped in dizzying mathematics and complex physics. But at the end of the day, Truscott’s work can be boiled down to a much simpler art form: pretty pictures. |
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| USU-Uintah Basin Nursing Has 100 Percent Pass Rate
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| The Utah State University-Uintah Basin Nursing class successfully completed the registered nurse licensure exam with a 100 percent pass rate. The accrediting standard for nursing is that a minimum of 80 percent of graduates pass the exam on the first attempt. Along with passing the RN licensure exam, all USU-Uintah Basin nursing students had a 100 percent job placement rate |
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USU to Lead $4M Collaborative Water Research Initiative
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Utah State University hydrologists are revolutionizing the way scientific data is stored and shared among scientists around the globe.
USU’s David Tarboton will lead a $4 million National Science Foundation-funded collaborative effort aimed at improving HydroShare – an online database system that simplifies the storage and sharing of hydrological data and models. |
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CALENDAR
Here is a highlight of a few campus events in the coming week. See the full calendar. |
| November 18 | Utah State Football vs. Hawaii |
| 16-30 | Paper & Clay: A Juried Art Exhibit |
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Last regular season football game: Utah State vs. Air Force |
| December 1-2 | Much Ado About Nothing - Morgan Theatre |
| 1 | Utah State Women’s Basketball vs. Montana St. |
| 2 | Utah State Men’s Basketball vs. BYU |
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Utah State Men’s Basketball vs. UC Irvine |
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