USU Moab to Host 2025 Open House on Oct. 1

MOAB, Utah — The Utah State University Moab campus will host an open house beginning at 4 p.m. Oct. 1. Attendees can meet with faculty and staff and learn more about the programs available at USU Moab.

The campus is located at 1850 S. Aggie Blvd. in Moab. In addition to meeting with campus faculty and staff, participants can get answers to questions about scholarships, financial aid and get help with the application process.

“This is a great chance for our community members to check out USU Moab and see what we can do for them,” said Samantha Campbell, interim associate vice president for USU Moab. “We have undergraduate and graduate programs, as well as technical education, certification courses, as well as USU Extension. Come meet with us and see what USU can offer you.”

USU Moab provides state-of-the-art facilities and programs, including nursing, technology education, recreation resource management, welding, construction and much more. The building has won multiple awards for sustainability.

During the open house, scholarships will be awarded to qualifying students. There will also be drawings for other prizes and giveaways all evening.

Community members will also be able to pick up kits for USU Moab’s annual Paint the Town Blue event, which will be Oct. 13-17. The kit includes paint and decorations to turn businesses Aggie Blue.

For more information on USU Moab, visit moab.usu.edu.

Located in the outdoor recreation paradise of Moab and boasting one of the greenest buildings on any USU campus, Utah State University Moab offers students the personalized attention and small class sizes of a small-town college with the resources of a large university. With programs such as Nursing, Elementary Education, Recreation Resource Management and Social Work, technical education in Health Professions, Automotive and Business, and degree options ranging from associate to doctorate degrees, USU Moab offers programs that help fuel local economies and empower individuals and their communities. Learn more at moab.usu.edu.