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Updated Research on Utah Women and Poverty Shows Progress but Need for Improvement
A new research study from Utah State University indicates that poverty numbers for women have improved since a 2016 study but that progress is still needed.
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USU Study Examines Ways Utah Women Experience Objectification
Although sexist comments and remarks are prevalent and normalized in daily settings and conversations worldwide, a…
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Q&A: USU Extension Receives Grant for Native American and Refugee Farmers
Utah State University Extension recently received a grant to enhance farming opportunities for refugee and Native…
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Utah Women & Leadership Project Study: Sexist Comments Show Inequity and Bias
A recent study by the USU Utah Women & Leadership Project (UWLP) sought to understand Utah women's specific…
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Utah Women & Leadership Project Analyzes Utah's Last-Place Ranking for Women's Equality
The report includes what Utahns can do to help shift several aspects, including the negative national rankings of…
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Women at War
USU history grad student seeks to illuminate women's contributions in past national conflicts
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A Tale of Two Summers
USU alum and student spend the summer walking through Spain
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Executive Director at USU Who Lost Daughter to Drunk Driver Receives National Auto Safety Award
Ken Snyder instrumental in passage of federal law requiring new vehicles to activate technology to curb impaired driving
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Sexist Comments Prevalent, Utah Study Shows
The study was administered in the spring of 2020 through an online survey to a sample of Utah women ages 18 to 70+…
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Utah Women Decreased in Rate of Voting, but Civic Engagement Remains High
Women in Utah have a strong history of political engagement. In fact, Utah women were the first in the United States…
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Indra Nooyi to Receive USU's Stephen R. Covey Principle-Centered Leadership Award
Nooyi to present to a general audience at USU's Eccles Conference Center Auditorium at 10:30am Friday, Oct. 29.
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USU Alumni Establish Endowed Professorship at Jon M. Huntsman School of Business
Blake Kirby and Stephen Swensen's $1 million Gift Honors Late Finance Professor Philip R. Swensen.
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Shingo Prize Awarded to Jabil Healthcare Bray for Organizational Excellence
Established in 1980, Jabil Healthcare Bray's annual production exceeds 1.7 billion products and components for the…