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Study Abroad Program Proposal Applications - Priority September 1st
Interested in leading a study abroad program? The priority deadline to submit your Study Abroad Program Proposal Application is September 1.
If you have questions about the proposal process or want to learn more, Study Abroad 101 sessions are available on LearnWeber. These resources provide helpful guidance and answer common questions about developing and submitting a program proposal.
Please reach out to studyabroad@weber.edu or erichunter2@weber.edu with any questions.
Are you a FAN of The Signpost?
Walking across campus? - You need a Signpost Fan!
Grabbing a Summer Scoop? - You need a Signpost Fan!
Are you headed to lunch? - You need a Signpost Fan!
Sitting in your air-conditioned office? - You need a Signpost Fan!
The point is... that you need a Signpost Fan!
Please contact Rob Steedley at the Signpost office on the 4th floor of the Shepherd Union either via email at robertsteedley@weber.edu or by phone ext. 6359. He will be happy to hand-deliver these items to you. Afterward, you can use them repeatedly as they make excellent office decor. The possibilities with these items are truly endless!
Need old papers? We got you covered!
Do you need old newspapers for...
- Pet cages
- Art projects
- Composting
- Moving/Packing
- Painting
- Anything you can think of!!!
Contact Rob Steedley via email. He is happy to help you out!
Join the Purple Nation! Use your Staff Service Leave and help make a difference
Join the PURPLE Nation: Volunteer for the summer Weber Welcome events 2026
Calling all Faculty and Staff! It's time to roll out purple nation. We are looking for enthusiastic team members to help us celebrate and welcome our newest Wildcats.
This is more than just an event; it's our chance to show these students exactly what makes our campus community so special. Your energy and "friendly face" presence will be the first impression they have of their future home!
Feel free to sign up for one or all of the events this summer; you can now use your Staff Service Leave hours for these events. Just sign in to Give Pulse and register
🗓️ Event Details
- Wednesday, July 15, 2026, morning shift 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM
- Thursday, July 30, 2026, morning shift 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- Thursday, August 13, 2026, morning shift 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM
🤝 How You Can Help
We need your expertise and school spirit for:
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Greeting & Wayfinding: Directing excited attendees to the right spots, answering general questions, and being a helpful resource.
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Check-in Squad: Welcoming guests
📝 Sign Up Now!
Don't miss out on the fun! Please complete the Volunteer Sign-Up Form by July 12, 2026
Note: If you can't commit to a whole day consider joining us for the Cha Cha Slide FLASH MOB at 9 am!
📧 Questions?
Reach out to our event leads:
Go Wildcats!
Snake River Rafting- End Summer with a Splash!
Make new friends whitewater rafting the Snake River with us! Come enjoy big waves and big fun as we make two runs down the 8-mile Alpine Canyon section of the Snake River with rapids up to Class III! Choose from two weekend dates this summer to join.
Weekend Raft Trip Dates: Aug. 6-10 OR Sept. 4-6
Location: Snake River, Alpine Canyon section, near Jackson Hole WY
WSU Student: $150 || WSU Staff/Faculty: $225 || General Public: $300
Mountain Bike Camping Adventure
Come spend a weekend learning the basics of mountain biking while getting time out on the trail. We’ll hang at camp working on foundational bike skills, then take those skills out onto nearby trails to put them into action.This trip is perfect for anyone looking to build confidence on a bike, learn new techniques, and meet other riders. Beginners are absolutely welcome, you just need to know how to ride a bike.
Dates: July 29-31, 2026
Location: North Fork Park
Cost: $100 WSU Students // $175 WSU Faculty/Staff // $200 Community
Registration Deadline: July 17
NEW STUDENTS: Register for Experience Weber!
New WSU Students: Join the WSU Outdoor Program and Experience Weber! This is an overnight experience intended to help you meet new friends, see what the mountains of Utah have to offer, hang out with student ambassadors, and ultimately Experience Weber to the fullest at Pineview Reservoir!
You'll play on the water, participate in games and crafts, eat good food, and have one last epic adventure before the semester starts! We can even help you get an early move-in if you're living on campus so you won't have to miss out on the fun.
This trip is open to all NEW students (first year and transfer).
When: August 20-21,2026 || Where: Pineview Reservoir, Hunstville, UT || Cost: $50
Registration ends Monday, August 17, so don't wait to register!
Tube the Ogden River: FREE Shuttles!
Join the Outdoor Program for a day of floating down the Ogden River! BYOT (bring your own tube), or rent one from us, and enjoy free shuttle service every 30 minutes between the take-out and put-in on us!
Date: July 22, 2026
Time: 12-3 p.m.
Location: Ogden River
Tube Rentals: Take advantage of special tube rental pricing for the day:
- Students: FREE with active wildcard
- Non-students: $5
Call us to reserve your tubes: 801-626-6373
Hike Adams Canyon with the Outdoor Program!
Join us for a scenic hike through Adam’s Canyon as part of our Summer Hiking Series. This beginner-friendly trip is perfect whether it’s your first hike or you’re just looking to get outside and move your body. Expect a steady climb, great views, and a supportive group pace that makes the trail feel doable and fun.
When: Aug. 1, 2026
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Students: $10
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Faculty/Staff: $15
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Community: $20
Skill level: Beginner
Fitness Level: Moderate
Uinta Camp and Climb Overnight Adventure
Join us for an unforgettable weekend of camping and climbing in the Uintas! Connect with new people, build and refine your rock climbing skills, and explore a beautiful new area. Climbers of all experience levels are welcome, whether you’re just starting out or looking to push your limits.
Dates: Aug. 14-16, 2026
Location: Uintahs, UT
Cost: $150 WSU students // $225 faculty/staff // $300 community members
New Course Fall 2026 WEB 2810 UX Writing
New course, Fall 2026
WEB 2810: UX Writing
M/W 1:30–2:45 PM | Virtual (Zoom) | 3 credits | No prerequisites
AI can generate words. It can't decide what a button should say to a stressed user at 2 a.m., or how an error message should sound when someone's payment fails. That judgment involves taste and skill, and companies pay for it. Common job titles are UX writer or content designer, and the work sits at the center of every digital product.
WEB 2810 will introduce you to the craft of UX writing: you'll write user interface (UI) copy, conduct content audits, create voice and tone systems, and orchestrate writing for AI-powered experiences. Every word in a digital product is a design decision, and this course teaches you what goes into those decisions and how to make them well.
BONUS: No prior design or coding experience required. This is a differentiating skill for students in English and technical writing, web and UX design, communications, and visual arts.
Questions? Contact Ty Hatch (tyhatch@weber.edu)
Silent Disco at Dumke Arts Plaza!
Saturday, July 18 | 9–11 p.m. at Dumke Arts Plaza, 445 25th St, Ogden, UT 84401
Dance beneath the stars with wireless headphones and choose between two live DJs spinning simultaneously.
Whether you're dancing all night or just soaking up the atmosphere, Silent Disco is a fun and unforgettable summer experience!
Your Spotlight Awaits: Be Seen This Fall Semester
Prepare for the fall semester by taking action right now! Advertising in The Signpost, Weber State’s vibrant student-run newspaper, is an impactful way to promote your department, classes, and events. With diverse advertising options—including striking print and digital ads and our highly popular newsletter—you can effectively connect with your target audience and amplify your message.
To ensure your ad appears in our thrilling first issue of the semester, hitting stands on Monday, August 24th, submit your content by Wednesday, August 19th. This is an opportunity you won’t want to miss!
Pricing for this special edition is as follows:
For further details, feel free to contact Rob Steedley and check out the attached media kit designed specifically for on-campus entities.
Reminder: Use Your 8 Hours of Staff Service Leave (SSL)!
This is a friendly reminder that all benefit-eligible staff have 8 hours of Staff Service Leave (SSL) available to participate in approved community engagement opportunities listed on the Staff Service Leave (SSL) page in GivePulse.
If you haven't already, be sure to:
- Join the Staff Service Leave page in GivePulse
- Browse current SSL-eligible opportunities
- Use your 8 hours of leave to support local organizations and causes that matter to you
Current opportunities include volunteering with the WSU Garden Club, Friends for Sight, Weber County Animal Shelter, Catholic Community Services, and many more community partners throughout the year.
Staff Service Leave is a wonderful opportunity to connect with the community, support local organizations, and contribute to Weber State's commitment to community engagement.
Visit GivePulse today to explore upcoming opportunities and start planning how you'll use your SSL hours.
Thank you for making a difference in our community!
Center for Community Engaged Learning (CCEL)
Weber State University
https://weber.givepulse.com/group/1078713-staff-service-leave-events
Healthy Utah Testing Sessions- July 22
Healthy Utah is coming to Weber State University on July 22
During your appointment, you will receive cholesterol and glucose testing, body composition analysis, blood pressure measurement, and a consultation with a health specialist, all free of charge for qualified employees and eligible spouses. Everyone who participates in the testing session and answers an online health questionnaire will receive the “Know and Plan” $50 rebate! After that, earn an additional $50 “Next Steps” rebate by completing your choice of wellness activities from a variety of PEHP Wellness activities and programs (see “Next Steps” rebate form). Other rebates are also available for those with diabetes ($100), tobacco cessation ($50), and Wee Care ($50). Visit our website for more information at www.pehp.org.
To Register:
- Log on to your PEHP account.
- Under the Wellness menu tab, select "Register for Testing Session".
- Select your name from the drop-down menu, then find the session that works for you.
Testing will be held in Lindquist Hall, Room 102. You must register before you attend this event.
If you have any questions, call the Healthy Utah office: Toll free number: 855-366-7300 or 801-366-7300 Monday through Friday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Benefits News: Sick or injured? Here is exactly where to go.
Skip the waiting room: Your quick guide to the right care (and cash back)
Whether you’re mountain biking your favorite trail, hiking a new peak, or just enjoying a weekend camping trip, outdoor adventures come with their fair share of surprises. But when a fun day outside ends in an unexpected injury, the last thing you want to worry about is a massive medical bill.
Knowing where to go before you head out can save you thousands of dollars. To keep your health and your wallet protected, always remember to stay in-network and use this outdoor-focused cheat sheet to find the right care at the right price.
Your Quick Care Guide
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Minor Illnesses from Home: Use your PEHP E-Care benefit (Telemedicine). You can consult a doctor remotely via your phone or computer for immediate, low-cost care without leaving the couch.
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Minor Illness or Injury (In-Person): Schedule a visit with your Primary Care Doctor.
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Ongoing Conditions & Preventive Checkups: Stick to Primary & Specialty Care.
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After-Hours Minor Injuries or Infections: Skip the ER and head to an in-network Urgent Care to save time and money.
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Serious, Life-Threatening Injuries: Go straight to the ER / Hospital.
The Secret to Cheaper Scans (and Cash Back!)
Need an MRI, imaging, or a minor surgery? Don't just default to the nearest big hospital—it could cost you thousands more for the exact same procedure.
Instead, use the PEHP Cash Back/Copay Map to find low-cost hospital alternatives. By choosing a high-value, lower-cost facility, you can actually earn cash back in your pocket.
How to find it: Log into your PEHP account and look for the map under the "Find Providers & Costs" menu.
Blomquist Hale Webinars- July
Blomquist Hale will be offering the following webinars.
These presentations are open to all employees and their dependents. If you miss this presentation, you will have the chance to view it once the webinar has been uploaded to Blomquist Hale's YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/blomquisthale
Navigating Mental Health for LGBTQIA+ and their Allies
July 8 | 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Online
Participants will learn the common and unique emotional and psychological needs of the LGBTQIA+ community as well as how best to advocate for ourselves and our LGBTQIA+ family, friends and co-workers.
Register Now
Values, Confidence, and Decision Making: Enhancing Clarity for Improved Outcomes
July 23 | 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Online
This professional presentation explores the critical role personal values play in shaping decision-making processes, levels of confidence, and emotional well-being. Participants will learn how gaining clarity about their values can improve the quality of their decisions, reduce anxiety and distress, and foster greater self-assurance. The session will provide evidence-based strategies to identify and align values, empowering individuals to make choices that are consistent with their core beliefs and goals. Ideal for individuals seeking to enhance their leadership, resilience, sphere of influence, and overall effectiveness.
Register Now
Assess Your Stress
July 28 | 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Online
Feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or stretched too thin? Join our July stress management workshop to learn where you fall on the stress continuum-- and practical, evidence-based strategies for reducing stress, improving resilience, and restoring balance in your daily life.
Register Now
Remember: These presentations count towards the Employee Wellness Rewards program as a "View a Vendor Presentation" activity.
BLOMQUIST HALE SUPPORT GROUPS
Blomquist Hale will provide support groups at no cost.
We Are Here (LGBTQIA+)
Occurs the 1st and 3rd Wednesday each month | 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
This group offers a safe, affirming space where LGBTQIA+ individuals can connect and share experiences. It is our hope that this group can help reduce isolation, foster a sense of belonging, and provide emotional support from others who understand the unique challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ individuals.
Register Now
Women's Group
Occurs the 1st and 3rd Tuesday each month | 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
This group offers a supportive and welcoming space for women to come together to discuss concerns, ask questions, and share their lived experiences. While every woman’s perspective is unique, there is a shared sense of connection that can be found through listening to and learning from one another.
Our hope is to create an environment where participants can better understand themselves through the stories and insights of other women, normalizing common struggles, fostering a sense of unity, and building meaningful support. We also recognize that sometimes a little humor can go a long way, and we welcome moments of lightness alongside the deeper conversations.
Register Now
Leadership Support - Helping Each Other Provide Persuasive and Inspirational Leadership
Starts March 24 | Occurs every other week | 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Our Support Groups are different from our workshops, as they are more focused on creating connections within the group to help people support each other. Participants will be encouraged to turn their cameras on and participate in the group. These will be ongoing groups that don’t follow a curriculum. Participants can jump in at any time and be a part of the group.
Register Now
Wildcat Legends Shout Out!
Wildcat Legends
Recognize Good Work of WSU Staff & Faculty with a Wildcat Legends shout out!
There are many opportunities for staff and faculty to recognize their well-deserving colleagues within their own departments, colleges, and divisions. Now you can recognize staff and faculty from across campus for their outstanding work, support, and contributions to Weber State. All you need to do is fill out and submit the form that's linked below.
Your recognition will be shared with that faculty or staff member. They will also be entered into a weekly drawing for a chance to win an appreciation prize for their contribution to Weber State.
The ideal candidate:
- Is from a different division or college
- Has gone out of their way to help or support you or your area
- Has earned much needed recognition that may go unnoticed
Recognize another staff or faculty member from anywhere on campus who has shown what a GREAT! GREAT! GREAT! WSU employee they are.
Recognition Survey
Or copy the link and paste it into your browser:
https://weber.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9Smdfd2hfO7C6QC
Study Abroad 101 on LearnWeber -Additional Dates Added!
Hello,
Come join us for a Study Abroad 101 informational! We invite all faculty and staff to learn more about study abroad, why you should lead a trip, where you should go, and how we can make that happen. We can answer any questions you may have about study abroad programs. Come find out what goes into planning a trip!
Register by following this link: https://weber.myabsorb.com/#/instructor-led-courses/80d839b1-ef5b-43f0-9a1f-fe7769a9f0d6
We have weekly sessions running this Summer, all Zoom! If you have any questions about registering please email studyabroad@weber.edu
New WSU License Plates
Show Wildcat pride wherever you drive.
No need to go to the DMV. You can order your new, vibrant,
and freshly designed plates directly from the DMV’s website.
All proceeds from the WSU license plate program go
directly to student scholarships.
SDDS Week 10: Mail Merge, Project Management, Rapid Training Development, and more!
Visit the SDDS 2026 website for the full schedule.
Tuesday, July 14 | 10 AM | LP 201
Simplify Your Mailings: Boosting Productivity with Google, InDesign, and Microsoft 365 Mail Merge
Master the art of personalized mass communication in this session on Google's built-in Mail Merge features. This training will guide you step-by-step through setting up efficient mail merges, from using basic default fields and Google Contacts groups to linking directly with a Google Spreadsheet to map custom data fields for highly tailored messaging. Beyond the technical setup, you will learn how to use Gemini to refine your email copy, apply professional visual layouts, and save your work as reusable templates for future campaigns.
Tuesday, July 14 | 2 PM | LP 201
Herding Wildcats: Practical Project Management for Busy Faculty and Staff
Workshop Description: In the dynamic environment of higher education, coordinating busy faculty and staff can sometimes feel like herding wildcats. Adding complex academic calendars into the mix makes project management not just a job title, but a vital organizational behavior that touches everyone. Participants will learn a proven framework for taking any campus initiative from a mere concept to a successfully completed reality.
Wednesday, July 15 | 10 AM | LP 201
Rapid Training Development: Building Effective Training Programs Quickly
This course equips participants with practical strategies for designing and delivering high-impact training programs under tight timelines, leveraging tools such as Google Gemini and NotebookLM. Learners will apply rapid development frameworks, streamline content creation, and use AI-assisted workflows to produce engaging, effective learning experiences. By the end, participants will move from concept to delivery with speed, clarity, and confidence.
Wednesday, July 15 | 2 PM | LP 201
Visibility and Action: How to Get the Results You Want with ScreenCloud
This comprehensive training is designed to equip you with the practical skills needed to create, schedule, and maintain high-impact digital displays across campus. The primary objective of this course is to teach participants how to effectively capture audience attention and deliver clear messaging through optimized digital content and strategic screen management. The first half of the session dives into design best practices specifically tailored for screens, covering essential principles like the 3x5 text rule, typography scaling based on viewing distance, high-contrast color strategies, and the proper use of QR codes and captioned videos. The second half shifts to operational strategy, focusing on how to manage your screens by setting optimal slide durations, scheduling targeted playlists, and tailoring your content rotation to match the physical environment and viewing habits of your specific audience.
Thursday, July 16 | 2 PM | LP 201
Unlocking Insights: Using Data to Improve Student Outcomes for Advanced Users
Unlocking Insights is a three-part series that helps participants build their data literacy, moving from a foundational understanding to advanced application for student success. This is the third and final session where we will explore predictive analytics and complex visualizations to identify at-risk students and translate data into actionable institutional strategies.
Changes to Your PEHP Account
Login changes to your PEHP account coming July 1
To help keep your health information safe, PEHP is making an important security update to your account.
Beginning July 1, 2026, you will need to create a new account and set up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) to access your healthcare claims and benefits online.
With MFA, you’ll enter your password as usual, then simply type in a quick security code sent to your phone or email.
Steps to Take After July 1
- Visit the updated PEHP Member Account and create your new username and password. (Your old login credentials will not work.) .
- Choose how you want to receive verification codes each time you log in:
Authenticator App - A code will be sent to your free smartphone app, like Google Authenticator.
OR
Text Message – A code will be sent to your mobile phone via SMS.
- Check your email for a confirmation message from "auth0-pehp@pehp.org." If you don’t see it, check your spam folder. Email verification is important.
- You’re all set!
Once logged in, you can manage your security settings at any time. Navigate to Profile & Settings and select Security Settings from the sidebar.
Employee Wellness July Events
July Events
Strength training can be accessible and beneficial at any stage of life or health status. This month highlights adaptable approaches to building strength for individuals managing chronic conditions, asthma, arthritis, or other limitations.
Strength for Chronic Pain and Illness
Chronic aches and pains, or chronic illness, shouldn't prevent you from engaging in gentle movement. This month's classes include:
- Chronic Pain Conditioning
- Joint Friendly Exercises
- Asthma
- Chronic Health Conditions
View the WellSteps calendar for days and times.
Register Now
Strength Training for Managing Aches, Pains, and Chronic Conditions
Learn how strength training can help improve mobility, reduce pain, and support overall health for individuals experiencing everyday aches, chronic pain, and long-term health conditions. Participants will learn how properly designed strength-training programs can improve muscle strength, joint stability, physical function, and quality of life while helping to manage chronic conditions safely and effectively.
July 9
Vegetables Beyond Salad
This session focuses on simple snack ideas that make vegetables easier to enjoy throughout the day, including dips, roasted snacks, and grab-and-go options that work for busy schedules.
July 22
Whole Grain Adventure Snacks
Whole grains can provide lasting energy, improved fullness, and more variety than many people realize. Participants will prepare popcorn mixes and other grain-based snack creations. This session highlights practical upgrades to everyday snacking habits.
Register Now
July 15
Bingo
Step away from your desk and join us for a lighthearted round of Bingo! Small prizes and plenty of good vibes included.
Register Now
Campaigns/Challenges
Circuit While You Work It
July 6 - August 23
Each week, you will be provided with a new type of exercise that can be completed at your desk.
During the last two weeks of the challenge, your goal will be to incorporate all 6 exercise into a full-body circuit.
This campaign will be added to your Employee Wellness Account- no registration required.
TIAA Financial Essentials Webinars- July
TIAA will be providing live webinars throughout the month.
Below is the itinerary of all currently scheduled webinars with direct registration links. Employees can access these webinars at TIAA.org/webinars. Recordings are available for replay on demand for 90 days following the live webinar date.
July 7
9:00 am - 10:00 am
Investing for beginners: Start your wealth journey
Investing isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s for everyone. Even small, consistent contributions can grow significantly over time. In this session, we’ll walk you through the fundamentals to help you start investing with confidence. In this webinar, you’ll learn:
- How investing works and where to begin
- The power of time and compound growth
- What to consider when selecting investments
- Understanding risk vs reward
Register Now
July 9
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Quarterly economic and market update
Hear from the experts in our Wealth Chief Investment Office about key drivers of the markets and economy that are impacting investors. We’ll share views on:
- The state of the U.S. economy and key market drivers
- Factors influencing market volatility
- Investing in public markets
Register Now
July 22
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Steps to help secure your income in retirement: A mid-career check-in
Only 34% of non-retirees think their retirement savings plan is currently on track. A checkin at this stage of your career can help you take action now to set yourself up for greater financial security later. In this webinar, you’ll find out how to:
- Know where you stand
- Set financial priorities
- Optimize your savings and investments
- Make a plan for lifetime income
Register Now
Remember: These presentations count towards the Employee Wellness Rewards program as a "View a Vendor Presentation" activity.
47th Annual Lindquist Pops Concert and Drone Show
Sunday, July 12, 2026
Concert starts at 9 p.m.
Drone show starts at 10 p.m.
All access to the Ogden campus will be blocked off starting at 9 a.m. on Saturday, July 11. For everyone's safety, all campus buildings, including the Stewart Library, will be closed on Sunday, July 12. You will not be able to view the drone show from balconies or from inside buildings, but you can enjoy the festivities from around the Ada Lindquist Plaza or the nearby rugby field. To help protect our grounds, leaving blankets or chairs to save your spot will not be permitted until after 6 p.m. on Saturday, July 11. Please help us take care of our campus and community by encouraging those around you to clean up after the show.
Click here for more information.
Become a Group Exercise Instructor: Fall Certification Course
Train to become a group fitness instructor with Campus Rec! The ACE Group Fitness Instructor course materials will equip you with the latest instructional techniques, coaching skills, and leadership strategies that are necessary to deliver effective and enjoyable class experiences.
During this eight-week course, you'll receive instruction and guidance from the Weber State Campus Recreation Fitness Coordinator and one of our long-time Group Fitness Instructors. You will learn what it takes to be an instructor, prepare to sit for the ACE Group Fitness Exam, and serve as a professional resource.
Dates: Sept. 8-Oct. 29, Tuesdays and Thursdays
Times: 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Location: Wildcat Center
Pricing:
- Students: $280
- Faculty/Staff: $310
- Community: $335
Register online now!
Bring Your Team to the WSU Challenge Course this Summer!
The Outdoor Program Challenge Course is NOW OPEN and accepting new group bookings for summer 2026!
The Challenge Course provides an educational experience requiring a combination of creativity, physical involvement, teamwork skills, and individual commitment. The course offers an atmosphere of trust and cooperation, resulting in a more effective team.
The Challenge Program can be tailored to benefit the mission of any group it serves, such as academic classes, clubs and student organizations, residence life groups, sports teams, faculty/staff development groups, corporate groups, and civic and community groups.
If you're looking for a unique way to bring your team or department together, consider stopping by the challenge course for the day!
Contact us at outdoorprogram@weber.edu to schedule your group today
Join us for the annual Ogden Pioneer Days Campus Picnic!
Join us for the annual Ogden Pioneer Days Campus Picnic!
July 14
11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Public Pay Lot, WSU Ogden
FREE for Weber State faculty, staff, and hourly employees.
Lunch is a buffet-style meal with vegetarian and gluten-free options available.
Photobooth, DJ from KWCR, lawn games, and raffle prizes from Ogden Pioneer Days!
Please rotate coverage in your departments so they remain open.
New CJ Course for Fall 2026 - CJ 4700 CRN 25965, International Criminal Justice
Register today for this full-semester fall course!
This course examines transnational organized crime, its underlying structures and facilitators, legal responses, and contemporary case studies.
Tuesdays/Thursdays - 9:00-10:30 a.m., Dr. Hazim
Questions? Contact Dr. Hazim, mahirhazim@weber.edu
2026-2027 Senior "A" Permit Lottery
Senior Lottery Registration will open July 1st (8 am) through July 14th (12 pm) for the 2026-2027 Virtual “A” Permits
(open to those with 90+ credit hours completed by July 1, 2026)
TO REGISTER FOR THE LOTTERY:
- Click https://weber.myparkinginfo.com/cws/ and sign in with your university credentials.
- Click Register on the Senior A Permit 2026, enter your name and select your top three choices from the A lots available (A2, A3, A6, A7, A9, A12, A14)
- Click on continue after adding permit type.
- Add your vehicle(s) (maximum of one active vehicle tied to the permit at one time) After adding vehicles, be sure to check the box next to the primary vehicle assigned.
- Click on continue.
The random assignment will run on July 15th and you will receive an email with the A permit you were awarded at which time you may decide to pay for the permit or purchase a W instead. Those seniors that want to be added to a wait list for a different A lot after the lottery runs be do so by emailing parking@weber.edu with your name and W #.
Parking is enforced using license plate recognition technology. The license plate you enter must be correct or you will run the risk of receiving a parking citation. You may update your vehicle information as often as needed, just be sure to select the box next to the vehicle you are parking on campus. Be sure to park so that your license plate is visible from the travel lane. Please contact Parking Services at 801-626-6533 or email parking@weber.edu with any questions.
Reduce your Carbon Footprint
Offset your annual carbon emissions driving to and from campus and help Weber State University reach our goal to become carbon neutral by 2040! There are three donation options to offset your carbon footprint when purchasing your parking permit. Opt in and the Sustainability Office will match your donation. All monies will be used by the Sustainability Office to pay for carbon offsets and/or projects that reduce our carbon emissions on campus.
- $34 to offset your carbon footprint
- $70 to offset your and a WSU student's carbon footprint
- Increments of $5 to offset a portion of your carbon footprint.
Take FYE 1105: Foundations of College Success this Fall!
Want to learn how to be successful in college and get off to a great start here at Weber State University?
The First Year Experience (FYE) Program is designed to help incoming students make a successful transition into the university community by offering a three-credit hour, elective course called Foundations of College Success (FYE 1105). Whether you have just graduated from high school or are coming back to school, FYE will help teach you the ropes at WSU and assist you in making progress toward fulfilling your educational and personal goals. You will learn academic skills like study strategies, goal setting, and time management, explore majors and careers, and discover campus resources and events, all while connecting with other students and the university community.
Register for fall 2026 today!
Visit weber.edu/fye to see our course offerings and learn more about how FYE 1105 will make you a successful student.
For more information, email fye@weber.edu.
1000 lbs. Club Competition- FREE for students!
Push yourself to new heights and exhibit your physical fortitude during this new weight lifting competition at the gym! You’ll attempt 1 rep max, 3 different lifts, bench-press, deadlift and squat, with the aim of totaling 1,000 lbs. and joining the coveted ranks of the 1,000 lbs. club!
Date: Aug. 31, 2026
Time: 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Location: Wildcat Arena, Stromberg Complex
Students: FREE
Faculty/Staff/Community: $20
Sunset Paddle Boarding at Pineview
Join us for a relaxed evening paddle on Pineview Reservoir as the sun sets over the mountains. This trip is all about soaking in the views, building basic SUP skills, and enjoying time on the water with a good crew. Expect calm vibes, golden hour magic, and a perfect way to unwind outside.
Date: July 17, 2026
Time: 5-10 p.m.
Activity Location: Pineview Reservoir
WSU Student: $20 || WSU Staff/Faculty: $30 || Public: $40
Pre-registration online required!
FREE Sunrise Yoga on the Soccer Field
Join us on the soccer field for a gentle Slow Vinyasa Yoga class designed to help you awaken the body, calm the mind, and set a positive tone for the day ahead! This all-levels class will focus on linking breath with movement through a series of slow, intentional poses that improve flexibility, balance, and overall well-being. Whether you're new to yoga or a seasoned practitioner, this relaxing outdoor practice is the perfect way to greet the sunrise.
Bring a yoga mat, water bottle, and any layers you may need for the cool morning air. We look forward to flowing with you as the sun rises!
Date: July 28, 2026
Time: 6:15-7:15 a.m.
Location: WSU PE Soccer Field
FREE with active Wildcard!
Community members welcome but will need to purchase a GroupX pass or drop-in rate to participate