Find Academic Belonging
Utah State has provides courses, programs, and services to support student's academic success.
What is Academic Belonging?
A student's sense of academic belonging is critical to their success in college. This sense of belonging occurs when a student has confidence in:- Their academic capabilities
- Their program selection
- Their ability to form learning communities
- Their ability to put in the effort necessary for success
What Other Academic Supports are Available at USU?
Aggie Resource Finder
usu.edu/academic-supportThe Aggie Resource Finder has been curated with student success in mind. Students will find help as they continue to become a learner, develop lifelong habits of mind, intentionally design their education around their goals and aspirations, build a learning community, and find academic belonging. On this single webpage, students will find links to:
- Get help with Motivation, Planning, & Time Management
- Improve Study Habits
- Get Help with a Class
- Find Writing Support
- Designing Education & Future
- Building a Learning Community
- Getting Prepared for College Success
- Explore Non-Academic Resources
What is Learning Excellence?
Learning excellence is accomplished through a focus on both intellectual habits of mind and behavioral habits of mind. These include:
- Critical thinking
- Planning, Organization, & Time Management
- Resilience & Growth Mindset
- Motivation & Prioritization
- Community-building
- Note-taking & Studying
- Academic Skills & Learning Strategies
- Test Preparation & Review
Academic Belonging & Learning Excellence Programs
Aggie First Scholars
usu.edu/first-scholars
AFS is USU's first-generation college student success program. We support each and every first generation student through our mentors, regular events sponsored by USU Dining Services and private donors, and networking opportunities.
TRIO/Student Support Services
usu.edu/sss
TRIO (SSS) is a motivational and academic support community for undergraduates who meet eligibility, apply, and are accepted. TRIO provides regular academic check-ins, small sections of math and study skills classes, help with FAFSA and scholarship applications, and other success services.
Supplemental Instruction
usu.edu/supplemental-instruction
USU's Supplemental Instruction (SI) program is designed to provide peer-to-peer academic support. SI is offered to any Aggie registered for a breadth education course at no cost.
Academic Success Coaching
usu.edu/able/academic-success-coaches
Success coaches partner with students in appointments at no extra cost to USU students. These individual appointments help Aggies develop academic habits of mind and our learning professionals provide accountability while encouraging learning excellence.
Habits of Mind Courses
usu.edu/academic-support/courses
The following 1-credit courses are offered during each 7-week session in the fall and spring semesters. These courses are designed to complement the students' current and future courses. Students who enroll in one or more of these courses have an improved academic experience.
USU 1020: Personal Productivity
USU 1030: Learning Techniques
USU 1060: Reading College Texts
USU 1070: Growth Mindset in STEM
USU 1730: Habits for Academic Success
USU Libraries
The Merrill-Cazier Library is the hub of Utah State University, especially for students. The library is a space where students can collaborate, learn, and explore. It has both individual and group study spaces, a café, information experts who love to help, and innovative technology like a virtual reality lab and one-button recording studio.
Book a Librarian
library.usu.edu/help/librarians
Students can meet one-on-one with a subject-specific librarian to focus their research topics, find and evaluate information, cite sources, and much more.
Resource Check-Out
Along with books, your student can check out technology from our circulation desk.
Our technology includes:
- Laptops
- Calculators
- iPads
- Headphones
Online Chat Service
Students can get immediate assistance at any time with research or library-related questions through USU Libraries' chat service.
Course Reserves
library.usu.edu/services/reserves
Course Reserves has select textbooks and course materials on reserve for students to check out for three hours at a time.
Open Educational Resources (OER)
oer.usu.edu/oer_at_usu
Open Educational Resources (OER) are free or low-cost educational materials that can be used for teaching, learning, research, and more.
Innovation Hub
The Innovations Hub is a newly renovated space devoted to creativity and emergent tech, including a virtual reality lab, 3D printers and scanners, a one-button recording studio, a podcasting booth, IT help, and more!
Study Rooms
The Merrill-Cazier Library has group study rooms exclusively available for USU students to reserve.
Research
Students can access over 60,000 online journals, nearly 2 million print books and journals, 7.6 million e-books, and 480,000 government publications.
"Greetings from the First-Year Experience Librarian! I know how overwhelming the first-year of college can be, so I am here to answer any questions you or your students have about the library. Not only am I passionate about making students aware of library resources, but I also want to build their confidence in navigating them. I am excited to help your students transition to college life."
--Katie Strand
First-Year Experience Librarian
Katie Strand
(435)-797-2679
katie.strand@usu.edu
Undergraduate Research
research.usu.edu/undergradresearch
What Is Undergraduate Research at USU?
Since 1975, the award-winning USU undergraduate research program has provided students with unique, tailored opportunities to develop their own curiosity alongside the skills required for a range of advanced careers. USU's undergraduate research program gives students the opportunities to work with faculty and post-graduate researchers, contributing to cutting-edge research tackling real world problems.
Students get involved in research in a variety of ways. They may conduct a independent project, participate in field research, or work in a lab or arts studio. The UR program is about developing students core skills while giving them the opportunities to explore their interests and career choice. Research is a high-impact practice that sets your student up for success as they customize their own education and follow their passions.
Skills Students Gain
- Analytical Skills
- Leadership
- Communication
- Troubleshooting
- Writing Skills
- Creativity
How to Get Involved
Students who have at least six more semesters and wish to benefit from USU's undergraduate research program are encouraged to either contact Athena Dupont or Alexa Sand at the UR office. Alternatively, an application can be completed at research.usu.edu/ur/urf. Applications for the Undergraduate Research Fellowship open in mid-March. Early priority applications must be submitted by the middle of April, with guaranteed notification before the beginning of May. Applications will be accepted until mid-June for all others.
Why Get Involved in Undergraduate Research at USU?
Our undergraduate researchers have gone on to study further in prestigious institutions such as Oxford University, and the Berklee College of Music. In addition to further academic study, our UR participants are business founders, performers, and NASA researchers. USU;s program equips students with the practical experience and soft skills needed to excel in high-income-potential roles.
Students who are involved with research can earn a transcript designation as "research scholars," helping them stand out on job or graduate school applications and are more likely to receive prestigious scholarships such as the Goldwater, Rhodes, and Udall awards. UR participants have also been listed as authors on peer-reviewed scientific papers and presented at international conferences, sharing graduate-quality work with experts in their fields.
Most importantly, engagement with undergraduate research exposes students to experiences, opportunities, and training that empower them to explore their full potential.
Contacts
Below are the contacts for the different organizations and colleges. Have your student reach out to them today.Alexa Sand
Associate Vice President of Research
(435)-797-8549
alexa.sand@usu.edu
Athena Dupont
Senior Coordinator of Programs
(435)-797-3762
athena.dupont@usu.edu
Office Hours
Monday - Friday: 8 am - 5 pm
Saturday - Sunday: Closed
Disability Resource Center
Many students will need accommodations at some point during their university experience. If your student has used an IEP, 504 plan, or had previous accommodations, the Disability Resource Center (DRC) is an important resource for them. If your student has not used services in the past but they have a medical, physical, or mental health condition that impacts school, the DRC may be able to help.
The Disability Resource Center helps students with disabilities more fully participate in all university programs, services and activities. Students who have, or suspect they may have, a physical, mental health or learning disability that may require accommodations should contact the DRC as soon as possible.
It is easy to get started. Just schedule an appointment by calling 435.797.2444. During an initial appointment with an Accessibility Consultant, students will discuss their academic goals, the impact of their disability, and any educational barriers they are experiencing. Using this information, along with any documentation that may be needed, appropriate accommodations will be established.
Common Accommodations Include
- Extended time on tests
- Reduced distraction testing environment
- Note takers or assistive note taking technology
- Audio versions of books
- Interpreting, transcribing, and captioning
- Accessible furniture
- Architectural access
- Accessible on-campus housing
Disability Resource Center
University Inn 101
(435)-797-2444
drc@usu.edu
Residence Life & Housing
usu.edu/housing
usu.edu/residencelife
Your student’s success is our top priority. We provide study rooms, lounge areas, leisure activities, dining options, and social programs to give your student the absolute best college experience possible.
Benefits of Living on Campus
Location
Close to classes, activities, and sporting events.
Community Engagement
Meet other students and have a say in making the community fun and welcoming through involvement opportunities on- and off-campus.
Utilities Included
Standard utilities, plus Internet, and even laundry. (single housing only)
24/7 Maintenance
Our staff is always available to take care of any needed repairs.
Safety & Security
Electronic locks, emergency systems, on-site live-in staff, and assistance from University Police.
Transitional Support
Staff supports students with a focus on personal growth, healthy lifestyles, social responsibility, and academic support.
Supporting Student Success
Our Residence Life staff will help students navigate difficult feelings of homesickness and uncertainty, assist in resolving any roommate conflicts that may arise, and offer plenty of involvement and leadership opportunities.
Sign-Up Process, Important Dates, and Cost
Visit usu.edu/housing/process for sign-up steps, timeline, dates and rates.
Campus Dining
View dining locations on the map on the right. More information on campus Dining Services and meal plans, below.
Dining Services
Dining Services
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(435)-797-1701
Follow us on Instagram at @utahstatedining to stay in the know.
Be Our Guest
Professional chefs lead more than 400 student employees in providing healthy and convenient dining options across campus. For more information on meal plan options, pricing, and purchasing, check out dining.usu.edu
Fresh Finds for Everyone
Dining Services runs and operates 15 locations in addition to our very own bakery and commissary. Your student has freshly made options like:
- Buffets in our Dining Halls
- Coffee Shops
- Clutch; Healthy in a Hurry
- Cafés
Value of A Meal Plan
Get Involved
Shopping, planning, cooking, and cleaning up a meal takes time. Let us do the work so your student can focus on being an Aggie.
Eat Balanced Meals
Our dining halls and quick service restaurants offer balanced and nutritious options for every meal, every day.
Meet Future Best Friends
There’s no better place for students to meet and connect with their school family than at the dinner table.
Grab N' Go
Students should never go hungry between classes. With over 15 operations spread across campus, a quick bite has never been closer.
Meal Plan Options
We know that with students, one size doesn't fit all. We have meal plans design for your student's needs.
Block Meal Plans
Anyone can purchase these bulk plans and save up to 32%. Choose 35, 50, or 75 meals in either of our wo dining halls (The Marketplace or The Junction) with a Block plan. These plans never expire, so they are a great way to invest for a student's entire college career.
Housing Meal Plans
For students living in on-campus housing, we offer two specialized meal plans: the Unlimited Meal Plan, which gives unlimited access to our two dining halls, and the Semester 110, where students can enjoy 110 meals in either dining hall each semester. Each plan also includes Dining Dollars which gives the students 10% off in any dining location.
About Logan Utah
85° Avg. Summer Temperature
34° Avg. Winter Temperature
18,160 Student Population
137,417 Logan Area Population
Free Transit On & Off Campus
Free Bike Rentals
Student Housing
1125 N 1000 E
East of Maverick Stadium
(800)-863-1085
Dining Dollars
Functions like a pre-paid debit card loaded onto your student's Aggie ID Card. Students get 10% off any on-campus dining location. Anyone can use a combination of housing meal planes, block meal plans, and Dining Dollars money to purchases food on campus.
Food Allergies
Talk with our management teams and professional chefs so we can best serve you.
Does Your Student Need a Job?
Great part-time job for busy college students! No experience needed.- Free meal with every shift
- Competitive pay
- Accommodate school schedules
- No commuting
- Inclusive work environment
Student Health & Wellness
The mission of the Student Health and Wellness Center is to provide primary medical and mental health services to the USU student body and assist the USU community in the development of life skills necessary to enhance personal wellness.
Health & Wellness Center
850 E 1200 N
North of Maverik Stadium
The Health Center
435-716-1350
Operated by Intermountain Health, the Health Center guarantees students receive high-quality care and services.
- General Medical Care
- Wellness Examinations
- Sexual Health
- X-Ray and Lab Services
- Asthma and Allergies
- Care for Minor Injuries
- Student Health Insurance
- LGBTQ+ Care
- Immunizations ad Vaccinations
- Mental Health and Psychiatric Services
- Physical Exams (i.e. for athletics, missions, etc.)
- Referrals to Specialists
- Connect Care Virtual Visits
- Order Birth Control Online
Hours of Operation
M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Health Center Appointments
Summer/Vacation Hours
M-F 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. (summer hours may vary)
Insurance Not Required
Students do not need health insurance to use the Student Health and Wellness Center. Additional services and procedures may be billable.
MyHealth+ Patient Portal
Go to Intermountain.com/MyHealthPlus to see your test results, pay a bill, use the symptom checker, refill prescriptions, and schedule appointments online.
The Wellness Center
435-797-1540
Students can develop life skills necessary to enhance their personal wellness through a variety of care and services.
Nutrition Services
- Eating Disorders
- Sports Nutrition
- Food Nutrition
- Food Allergies and Other Dietary Control
- Blood Glucose Control
Alcohol, Tobacco, and Drug Prevention
- Alcohol & Drug Prevention/Programming
- Tobacco Cessation Education
- Health Education
- Universal, Selected, and Indicated Prevention Campaigns
Counseling Services
Short-term, Goal-orientated Mental Health Therapy including:- Anxiety
- Depression
- Stress and Life Transitions
- Relationship Difficulties
Student Insurance Plan
- General Insurance Questions
- Qualifying Life Events
- Vision and Dental Plan Options
- Subsidized Graduate and International Student Insurance
USU is required by HIPAA to ensure the privacy and security of all "Protected Health Information" or "PHI" created, received, maintained, stored, or transmitted by or for its Health Care Components and self-insured health plans that are subject to HIPAA.
Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)
CAPS provides confidential mental health services to students. By offering students a full range of counseling services in a friendly environment, we strive to help them achieve their personal, relational, and academic goals while at USU.
CAPS Office
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(435)-797-1012
M-F 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
For after-hour support, students can reach a licensed therapist through the SafeUT app or by calling 1.833.372.3388
CAPS Services
- Initial Consultation
- Workshops
- Individual Counseling
- Group Counseling
- Psychological and Psychoeducational Assessment
- Outreach and Consultative Services
- Case Management for Community Referral
- Single-Session Therapy
- Self-Help Services
- Online Screening Tool
- Crisis Services (by appointment Monday-Friday, 9 am - 4 am)
Confidentiality
Student confidentiality is respected in accordance with the guidelines established by the American Psychological Association. Counseling records are not part of academic or university records and are available to no one unless a student provides a written consent. However, therapists are required to disclose confidential information when there is a danger to the student or others (including child abuse), or under court order.
Committment to Student Wellness
We are committed to creating a safe environment for students of all identities. We strive to eliminate barriers for students to access resources and opportunities, and provide services that empower students to meet their full potentials.
Support for Students Living on Campus
Residence Life has three embedded therapists offering evening services within resident halls. Additionally, crisis phone support is accessible after-hours and on weekends. For more information, visit usu.edu/residencelife/embedded-therapy.
Eligibility
Any student, regardless of credits, is eligible for a variety of services. For individual therapy during fall and spring semesters, undergraduates must be enrolled in a minimum of 9 credits and graduate students must be enrolled in 6 credits to participate.
Cost
The majority of CAPS services are provided free of charge for eligible students. However, please note that there is a one-time fee associated with psychological and psychoeducational assessments.
Suicide Prevention & Wellness Resources
At Utah State University, we're a caring community that is committed to empowering the mental health of our Aggie Family. We support and empower all Aggies by providing resources that help recognize warning signs and risk factors, plus how to start conversations about suicide and mental health.
There is always mental health support when it is needed. Here's how to connect, wherever you are, on any device:
Crisis Support
SafeUT
healthcare.utah.edu/hmhi/safe-ut
24/7 phone or text support
833.372.3388
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (Formerly National Suicide Prevention Lifeline)
988lifeline.org
24/7 support by calling or texting 988
Emotional Health Relief Hotline
intermountainhealthcare.org
Free support 10 a.m. - 10 p.m.
833.442.2211
Resources for Students
Counseling & Psychological Services
Crisis support and appointments Monday-Friday. CAPS also offers a self-guided resource library, aggiewellness.usu.edu/library, with resources like:
- ACT Guide: Online self-help program to foster emotional well-being and help individuals cope with mental health issues.
- Suicide Topic Guide: Overview, symptoms, treatment, and how to get help.
- CAPS Videos: Videos on stress management, depression, virus anxiety, and more.
Student Health & Wellness Center
Psychiatry in-person and remote services. To find an overview of the services you can view the Mental Health Resource Guide at, aggiewellness.usu.edu/logan/mentalwellness
Resilient Mind Workshops
Increase resiliency during stressful life events. Access the workshops at, socialwork.usu.edu/i-system-institute/workshops
Student of Concern
Submit a report to get help from professionals if you're worried about a student's suicidal thoughts or behaviors at, aggie.link/studentofconcern
USU Helps: Helping Everyone Learn How to Prevent Suicide
Learn to identify signs of distress, warning signs of suicide, and ways to reach out to those who are struggling. Learn more at, usu.edu/think-care-act/resources/mental-health.
Sexual Assault & Anti-Violence Information Office
The SAAVI office, usu.edu/saavi, provides campus-based safety, confidential counseling advocacy, and information for survivors of sexual assault, relationship violence, and stalking.
Campus Store
Aggie Access
Flat Rate Textbook Program
Starting Fall 2024, Aggie Access will provide all required textbooks to students taking undergraduate courses (level 0000-5999) for a flat-rate fee of $250 for Fall or Spring and $150 for Summer semesters.- Convenient, day-one access to all required textbooks
- Accessible and flexible materials promote academic success
- Affordable and predictable cost of textbooks
- Sustainable carbon neutral program that contributes to USU's sustainability goals
Aggie Gear
- Everything Aggies
- Official gameday shirt retailer
- Students get a free shirt on their birthday. Sign up at c-g.co/BMWWrB
- Bluesage Ladies Boutique
Aggie Tech
- Tax-free computers & calculators
- Education pricing on computers for students
- Apple Authorized Campus Store & Service Center
Supplies
- Office supplies
- Art supplies
- Scantrons
Hours
M-F 8 am – 5 pm
SAT 11 am – 3 pm (Closed June & July)
SUN Closed
Social Media Giveaways
Don't miss out on our giveaways and sales!
@USU Campus Sore
usucampusstore
USUCS
USU Campus Store
Campus Store
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(435)-797-1649
Aggie Print and Post Office
Aggie Print & Post Office
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(435)-797-1649
USPS & UPS (Best UPS shipping rates in the valley)
Hours
M-F 8 am – 4:15 pm
- USPS, UPS, Fedex services
- Letter and package pick up and shipping, international and domestic
- Packing supplies, stamps, and envelopes
- Money orders and more
Post Office Box Rentals
$50.00 annually
Take advantage of the new secure Parcel Smart Locker system that replaced the old post office boxes. Located in the Taggart Student Center 1st-floor hallway outside Aggie Quick Print and Main, the parcel lockers are available anytime the TSC is open for package pickup. When mail is delivered with your PO box number on it, it will be loaded into the lockers, and you will receive a text and an email with a barcode. You can access your mail or package at your convenience.
Registrar's Office
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registrar@usu.edu
AUGUST 13 (5 PM)
Waitlist e-mail notifications temporarily discontinued
AUGUST 14(5 PM) Tuition & Fee Payment Deadline. No registration permitted
AUGUST 15 (10 AM)
Waitlist email notifications continue
AUGUST 26 First Day of Classes
AUGUST 26 – 30 Time to register from waitlist email notification reduced to 12 hours
AUGUST 30
Last day to add without instructor’s signature
AUGUST 30 (NOON)
Waitlist email notifications discontinued
AUGUST 30 - SEPTEMBER 16
Instructor’s signature required to add a class
SEPTEMBER 2 Labor Day Holiday (No Classes)
SEPTEMBER 16
Last Day to Add Classes (includes audits)
Last Day to Drop Classes without notation on transcript
Last Day for Tuition & Fee Adjustments for dropped classes
SEPTEMBER 17 - OCTOBER 28
Individual course withdrawals show as “W” on transcript
SEPTEMBER 19 – DECEMBER 8
Adding of classes not permitted
OCTOBER 18 Fall Break (No Classes)
OCTOBER 28
Last Day to Withdraw from Classes (“W” on transcript)
Petition to late add required for course registration
OCTOBER 29 – DECEMBER 6
Withdrawing from Classes Not Permitted
NOVEMBER 27 – 29 Thanksgiving Holiday (No Classes)
DECEMBER 2 - 6 No Test Days
DECEMBER 6 Last Day of Classes
DECEMBER 9 - 13 Final Examinations
DECEMBER 19 (5 PM)
Deadline for instructors to submit final grades
For a full list of registration dates and deadlines, please view the online registration calendar at catalog.usu.edu
The Registrar’s Office must strictly adhere to FERPA regulations.
As a parent, in order to contact the Registrar’s Office and request information of any kind on your student, you must be a delegate.
Registration and record related forms can be found at usu.edu/registrar/forms
Campus Safety
USU Police
dps.usu.edu
The mission of the Utah State University Police Department is to protect life and property and to provide the campus community with a peaceful and safe environment for the furtherance of academic and individual development.
Free On-Campus Police Services
- Respond to all reported criminal activity on campus
- Enforce traffic laws
- Jump-start (dead car battery)
- Lock-out (keys locked in the car)
- Access to a room if authorized
- Personal safety escort (on campus)
- Bicycle registration
- Utah State prescription drug take-back program
- Live-scan fingerprints required for background checks (fee applies and appointments are necessary)
Services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
USU Police Department
Department of Public Safety
5800 Old Main Hill
(435)-797-1939
usu.edu/dps
Rape, Aggression, Defense (R.A.D.) Classes
The one-credit R.A.D. self-defense class is offered as PE 1407 each semester and taught by certified instructors from USU Police. The objective of the R.A.D. program is to train individuals in self-defense with simple-to-learn techniques that people of all ages and abilities can master.
Office of Equity (Title IX)
Discrimination and sexual misconduct (sexual harassment, sexual assault, stalking, sexual exploitation, and relationship violence) violate USU policy. Students concerned about such conduct are encouraged to talk to the Office of Equity or report the conduct.
Reporting
Students are encouraged to report instances of sexual misconduct to USU's Title IX Coordinator in Distance Education room 400, via phone at 435-797-1266, by mail or online at equity.usu.edu/report. More information about campus resources for preventing, responding to, and reporting sexual misconduct are available at sexualrespect.usu.edu
Title IX Coordinator
Cody Carmichael
Distance Education Rm. 404
(435)-797-1266
cody.carmichael@usu.edu
Emergency Management
Aggie Alerts
Stay informed for events such as:
- Evacuation
- Snowstorm
- Campus emergency
- Crimes on campus
Learn About Aggie Alerts
- Go to alert.usu.edu
- Scroll down to learn how to receive alerts for parents and community members
- Click on the campuses you want to receive alerts for
- Enter your mobile number to receive alerts.
Social Media
Follow USU to up-to-date information.
Sexual Misconduct
Utah State University works to educate students about ways to prevent sexual misconduct, and to inform students about reporting options and available resources. All incoming and transfer students at the Logan, Eastern, and Blanding campuses are required to go through an in-person interactive, peer-led training about consent, healthy relationships, sexual misconduct, and ways to create a safer campus. Incoming and transfer students at Statewide Campuses, even online-only students, are required to complete an online course about the same topics. To learn more about the in-person training and online course, visit prevention.usu.edu.
Sexual Assault and Anti-Violence Information Office (SAAVI)
SAAVI provides free and confidential advocacy and therapy to primary and secondary survivors of sexual assault, relationship violence, stalking, hazing, and bullying.
USU SAAVI Office
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(435)-797-7273
saavi@usu.edu
Upstanding Bystander Intervention Trainings
USU also offers a bystander intervention training called Upstanding, which is designed to empower students to prevent sexual violence and other harms like bias and discrimination, drug and alcohol misuse, and mental health concerns. To learn more about Upstanding, visit upstander.usu.edu
Notice of Non-Discrimination
In its programs and activities, including in admissions and employment, Utah State University does not discriminate or tolerate discrimination, including harassment, based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, disability, status as a protected veteran, or any other status protected by University policy, Title IX, or any other federal, state, or local law.
Veterans Resource Office (VRO)
usu.edu/veterans
The Veterans Resource Office (VRO) at Utah State University provides extensive support to Service Members, Veterans, and their Families (SMVF) across all campuses. The VRO offers comprehensive services, including academic, career, and personal assistance, along with outreach and peer support.
Benefits Assistance
Support Services
VITAL Program
The core of the program is our team of VITAL peers. These experienced and knowledgeable peer mentors serve as guides during the transition from military life to civilian and university life. As links between USU, the VA, and other key systems, VITAL peers play an important role in mentoring and supporting their fellow student veterans through their educational and career pursuits.
Scholarships & Grants
USU's Full Non-Discrimination Notice
The DRC works with individuals, faculty, and staff to ensure that students with disabilites can fully partipate in university programs, services, and activities. The center helps individuals with disabilities overcome barriers that could otherwise limit their academic, professional, and personal potential.Executive Director of the Office of Equity
Matthew Pinner
matthew.pinner@usu.edu
Distance Education Rm. 401
Logan, Utah, 84322-5100
(435)-797-1266
Title IX Coordinator
Cody Carmichael
titleix@usu.edu
Distance Education Rm. 404
Logan, Utah, 84322-5100
(435)-797-1266
For further information regarding non-discrimination, please visit equity.usu.edu, or contact: