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USU Extension Publishes First Outcomes and Impact Quarterly Issue on Digital Commons
The issue focused on Extension's response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Boosting Mental Resilience for Utah's First Responders
Local lawmakers helped advance a $550,000 legislative appropriation in the 2021 General Session that will fund a…
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Virtual Virus Helps Students Cope with COVID-19
Coping with current challenges can be particularly daunting for children, who have less control over their…
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$3.5 Million Gift to Utah State Will Accelerate Cutting Edge Mind-Body Wellness Work
I-System Institute methods have potential to address societal issues on global scale.
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Women's Experience in Utah Law
Utah State University sociology faculty and doctoral researchers recently released the findings of a year-long study…
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USU Sociologist Part of National Research Team Awarded for Excellence in Rural Population Research
The prestigious and highly competitive award recognizes scientists who conduct exemplary research and outreach…
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USU Sociologist Tom Mueller Takes Part in Rural West COVID-19 Project
Survey wanted to document the social and economic impacts of the pandemic on rural Westerners
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Anthropologist: Successful Communities Need Smart, and Empathetic, Members
In 2016, Jacob Freeman, assistant professor of Anthropology, asked a simple question: Do communities flourish more…
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Seminar: What can Sociologists and Historians Share about Health Divides?
Health disparities have existed throughout history.
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USU Re-imagines Gender Studies and Programs
Utah State University has announced plans for the next phase of its academic programs and research efforts in the…
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USU Launches New Research Series on Land, Water and Air
Randy Martin provides first lecture on Utah's poor air quality Tuesday, Feb. 26, in Salt Lake City.
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In Thanksgiving Gift, Social Work Students Learn Truth of 'Helper Therapy'
"Helper therapy" is now more than simply a textbook concept for some 50 social work students.