Upcoming Course Fee Mandatory Reviews

Colleges that will be reviewed this year are:

Health Professions - October 14, 2022 (Submission Deadline September 30, 2022)

Science - October 28, 2022 (Submission Deadline October 14, 2022)

EAST - November 18, 2022 (Submission Deadline November 4, 2022)

Course Fee Changes and New CRNs - December 9, 2022 (Submission Deadline November 23, 2022)

Course fee proposals are now submitted through Curriculog.  For more information go to https://weber.edu/coursefeecommittee.

For step by step instructions: http://weber.edu/coursefeecommittee/instructions.html

Submission dates deadlines are two weeks before the official meeting date.

Need another class this fall? SECOND Block HIST 1700 Online Now Available! Sign Up Today!

Need another 3 credits for fall semester?  Want to knock out your American Institutions Gen Ed in half the time?

Sign up for HIST 1700 Online Second Block (CRN 26094) with Dr. Deakin.

1st Block Course Evaluations in Blue by Explorance

Course evaluations for Fall 2022 semester, 1^st block courses will open on October 10 and close on October 17. The evaluations will be administered through Blue by Explorance, the tool selected late spring by a RFP committee composed of one faculty from each college and appropriate technical staff. As part of the initial rollout of Blue, this email is being sent to provide you with information about the tool and the evaluation process.

We are updating our website for course evaluations. This can be found at http://weber.edu/ie/course_evaluations.html. Please take a few minutes to acquaint yourself with the features of the tool by reading through the FAQ sections. Please know this is a “work-in-progress” and your feedback will be helpful. At the conclusion of the 1^st block evaluation period we will reach out to you for additional feedback.

Remember, the evaluation instrument was developed by a faculty task force and approved by the Faculty Senate. If you have any additional questions or concerns, please email OIE@weber.edu.

Banner Will Be Unavailable Sept. 30 - Oct. 3 Due to Migration

Students,

We are happy to announce that Weber State University is taking a big step by migrating critical University IT systems to the cloud to provide faculty, staff and students with increased accessibility, security and reliability. To accomplish this, the applications below will be unavailable starting the evening of Friday, Sept. 30th, but will be available again on the morning of Monday, Oct. 3th.

How will this affect you? On these days, you will not have access to:

• Banner Self-Service (Tuition & Fees, Financial Aid, Student Records)

• Banner Student Self-Service

• Banner Student Registration Self-Service

• CatTracks (Degreeworks)

• Any custom applications in eWeber on the portalapps.weber.edu domain

This migration will not affect Weber State University applications such as Canvas and Kaltura.

Thank you for your patience and support as we strive to improve our campus IT systems.

Sincerely,

IT Division

Banner Will Be Unavailable Sept. 30 - Oct. 3 Due to Migration

Faculty and Staff,

We are happy to announce that after nine months of planning, testing, and work, Weber State University is taking a big step by migrating critical University IT systems to the cloud to provide faculty, staff and students with increased accessibility, security and reliability. To accomplish this, the applications below will be unavailable starting the evening of Friday, Sept. 30th, but will be available again on the morning of Monday, Oct. 3th.

How will this outage affect you? On these days, faculty and staff will not have access to:

• Argos, Intellecheck, FormFusion

• Banner Admin Pages

• Banner 8 Self-Service

• Banner 9 Student Service

• Banner 9 Student Registration Self-Service

• Banner 9 Finance Self-Service

• Banner 9 Faculty Self-Service

• Banner 9 Advisors Dashboard

• CatTracks (Degreeworks)

• eWeber

Note: The TAS time clock will not be available during this time period. Time worked should be manually recorded and edited when the system is available.

In addition to these applications, staff will not have access to:

• Banner Recruit Integration Manager

• eTranscripts Integration

• UC4

Students will be notified that they will not have access to:

• Banner Self-Service (Tuition & Fees, Financial Aid, Student Records)

• Banner Student Self-Service

• Banner Student Registration Self-Service

• CatTracks (Degreeworks)

• eWeber

This migration will not affect Weber State University applications such as Canvas and Kaltura.

Thank you for your patience and support as we strive to improve our campus IT systems. 

Sincerely,

IT Division

Scholarship Opportunity - Computational Data Science and Machine Learning Graduate Certificate

The School of Computing is awarding a limited number of $2,000 scholarships to select students who apply for the Computational Data Science and Machine Learning Graduate Certificate program. Requirements: 3.25 GPA from earned undergraduate degree; Utah Resident.

Why pursue the certificate? The additional credential increases job candidacy and WSU industry partners project the certificate could lead to a 5-10k annual starting salary increase. All Computational Data Science and Machine Learning Graduate Certificate courses can be applied to the Master of Science in Data Science degree.

Learn More!

Systems Engineering and Sustainable Engineering Post Baccalaureate Certificate Application Deadline - Oct. 1

Earning this certificate is a launching point for gainful employment in the aerospace/manufacturing workplace, professional certification within the International Council of Systems Engineering, and continuing education toward a Master of Science in Systems Engineering.  Topics include:

• Foundations of Systems Engineering 
• Applying Engineering Economics to make strategic decisions
• Recognizing the importance of sustainable systems, that include the world of human activities, desires, and life
• Methods and tools for planning and managing complex product and system development projects

CREDIT HOURS: 12 

REQUIRED COURSES:

• SE 6010 - Foundation of Systems Engineering
• SE 6140 - Design for Operational Feasibility
• SE 6370 - Requirement Engineering
• SE 6020 - Engineering Project and Program Management

LEARN MORE!

MA English Applications Due September 30

The Master of Arts in English program provides advanced education in the English discipline, with emphases in Literature and Creative Writing, and a certificate in Rhetoric and Writing. We offer small class sizes, capped at 15 students, providing personal contact with our award-winning faculty. Our classes are offered in the evening, online, and at various Weber State campuses, providing access to the program for busy adults. Student feedback shows our classes are consistently innovative and enjoyable. On top of our highly-ranked curriculum, we offer numerous funding opportunities – including scholarships, teaching and research assistantships – with over 60% of our students receiving some financial assistance.

Take your career to new heights and apply by September 30, 2022. 

Come celebrate the grand opening of the Noorda Engineering, Applied Science & Technology Building!

The Noorda Engineering, Applied Science & Technology Building is funded through the State of Utah and a generous gift from the Ray & Tye Noorda Foundation. The building contains intentionally exposed architecture and is organized around a central community forum, a place where students in all fields of engineering and technology can gather, collaborate, envision, and foster a passion that ignites their future careers.

Free parking is available in the A2 parking lot on the west side of the Noorda Building.
 

ePortfolios Can Help Tell Your Story

Ever wonder how you can showcase all the amazing things you are doing at Weber State? Interested in knowing how you can better share your Weber State experiences with employers? The answer is creating an ePortfolio! Check out this testimonial video about how students, faculty and staff are using the University supported ePortfolio platform, Portfolium. Portfolium can be accessed through Canvas from your drop-down account menu under “Folio.” For more information contact Career Services at careerservices@weber.edu or access the ePortfolio resources webpage.

[Sign Up!] Service Day During Homecoming

Wed., October 5^th | Ogden Campus W7 Parking Lot

Sign up for a one-hour shift or more between 8am and 4pm during this large day of service for Homecoming! Volunteers will help xeriscape Weber State's landscape as it seeks to become more water-wise as stated in its Water Action Plan. Those interested in volunteering are asked to sign up on GivePulse. Please indicate the shift(s) you intend on showing up at. Volunteers will receive commemorative working gloves, a commemorative garden shovel, and Homecoming shirt for FREE! Volunteers will also get FREE food. Also, during this time, volunteers will learn more about WSU's water-wise efforts and the importance of sustainability.

Please arrive ready to get dirty and bring your own reusable water bottle to refill. Benefit-eligible employees may use their Service Leave for this event!

For questions, please contact: ccel@weber.edu

This project is in collaboration with the WSUSA's Community Engagement Team and Sustainability clubs, Center for Community Engaged Learning, and WSU Facilities Management-Landscape.

The 22nd Lampros Lecture; Southern Dissent and Amnesty: the Civil War Ethics of Loyalty

Southern Dissent and Amnesty: the Civil War Ethics of Loyalty

Professor Elizabeth Varon teaches at the University of Virginia where she is the Associate Director of the John L. Nau III Center for Civil War History. She earned a Ph.D. in history at Yale University.

Her awardwinning books include Armies of Deliverance: A New History of the Civil War; Appomattox: Victory, Defeat and Freedom at the End of the Civil War; Disunion! The Coming of the American Civil War, 1789-1859; Southern Lady, Yankee Spy: The True Story of Elizabeth Van Lew, A Union Agent in the Heart of the Confederacy; and We Mean to be Counted: White Women and Politics in Antebellum Virginia.

October 3, 2022 7pm  Lindquist Hall 101

This evernt is FREE and Open to the Public

Congressional District 1 Debate

The Congressional District 1 Debate between Representative Blake Moore and challenger Rick Jones will be held live on the Weber State Campus 

When -  Monday October 10 

Time -    6pm (doors open at 5:30pm)

Where -  Austad Theater

Tickets are required for this event, please use the link below to reserve your free ticket.

Congressional Debate District 1

Walker Civic Symposium - Election Integrity and Security

Election Integrity and Security

Wednesday October 5, 2022

12:30pm

Lindquist Hall room 101

Daniel Wade with the Weber County Elections Office will discuss the security of local elections.

Earn a New Green Badge in October!

Want to participate in the new Green Badge Program?

The October Green Badge is opening soon and the last day to turn in your actions for the September Green Badge is October 3rd!

The Green Badge program incentivizes students, faculty, and staff to make their lives more sustainable and increase their knowledge of eight sustainability topics by earning monthly badges. Each month focuses on a different aspect of sustainability and participants earn badges by completing actions related to that theme. Available actions vary from attending virtual and in-person events, reading/watching educational material, making changes at home, volunteering, and more. The themes for each month are September - Energy & Climate, October - Social Sustainability, November - Food Sustainability, December - Health & Wellness, January - Zero Waste & Sustainable Purchasing, February - Transportation, March - Education & Outreach, April - Water Sustainability.

See https://www.weber.edu/sustainability/green-badge-program.html for more information and start earning your badge today!

WSU Friendship Family Program

Bring the world to your home and family through our Friendship Family Program. The International Student & Scholars Center (ISSC) has launched a new program to connect incoming international students with WSU Faculty and Staff members. Sign up to be a friend to an international student and help them adjust to their new environment. Please email Elizabeth Hammond at elizabethhammond1@weber.edu to sign up or to get your questions answered.

Community Action Poverty Simulation

COULD YOU SURVIVE A MONTH IN POVERTY?

Find out by participating in the Community Action Poverty Simulation

It is difficult for those of us who have enough to truly understand the situations that families living in poverty experience every day – the decisions they have to make, and the fears and frustrations they feel. This free simulation provides participants with the opportunity to assume the role of a low-income to assume the role of a low-income family member living on a limited budget.

Thursday, Oct 6, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Swenson Gym, 1356-1372 E 4100 S, Ogden, UT 84403

Advertise in The Signpost Homecoming Edition

It's that time of year, Wildcats! Get your ads in this year's Homecoming issue of The Signpost. This edition will be out on October 4th. The deadline for ad space is Monday, October 3rd, by noon!  

Contact our Business Manager, Rob Steedley, via email. 

Mention this announcement to receive a fantastic bonus gift!!!!

Fall Fest 2022

Join WSU at Black Island Farms
WELCOME TO FALL FEST 2022!

Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2022
Black Island Farms
2075 S 4000 W
Syracuse, UT

Event Details

Ticket Pick-up: Tuesday, Oct. 18, 4 - 6 p.m. at the WSU booth at Black Island Farms
Please be prepared to show your ticket confirmation email.
Black Island Farms Hours of Operation: 4 - 11 p.m.
Here are some things to make your visit more enjoyable:

• Please bring water. No drinking fountains are available.
• Bring Mosquito repellent. Mosquitos can be heavy.
• The weather can be very unpredictable this time of year, please dress accordingly.
• Black Island Farms is an outdoor event and does not issue rainchecks.

Black Island Farms Rules:
• No Cutting through the corn. It breaks the corn and ruins the maze.
• No throwing the corn. This is very dangerous and can cause serious injury.

For questions, please contact WSU Alumni Relations at 801-626-7950 or abbymonroe@weber.edu

Need a Mentor?

Find advisors, mentors and support! Check out free resources: http://weber.edu/studentaffairs/mentoring.html

WSU's Sustainability News, Programs and Events

Because You're Worth It! Over 20 FREE Services for You at WSU Davis

WSU Davis has over 20 FREE support programs, services and resources available just for you. 

Why? Because you're worth it! Discover Davis and get support with...

• Tutoring

• Landing your dream job

• Keeping in shape

• Managing your money

• Taking your test, and then relieving your test stress

• And much, much more!

So come find us!

WSU Davis is located just off I-15 in Layton.

Take exit 334, and head east (toward the mountains).

Turn south on University Park Blvd.

Safe Space Student Groups

Find a community and safe space in free group sessions through the Counseling & Psychological Services Center. https://weber.edu/CounselingCenter/groups.html

2022 WSU Salutes Awards

Weber State University’s Alumni Association invites you to attend WSU Salutes 53rd Annual Homecoming Awards Program A celebration recognizing WSU’s outstanding alumni and friends Friday, October 7, 2022 Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts Allred Theater Weber State University, Ogden Campus 6 p.m. Reception Shepherd Union Atrium Light hors d’oeuvres 7 p.m. Awards Program Browning Center Allred Theater or livestream at: alumni.weber.edu/wsusalutes This event is free. Attire: Best Dress Congratulations to our 2022 Weber State Salutes Honorees Emeriti Homecoming Royalty David G. “Dave” BS ’77 and Kathleen “Kathi” Thomas BS ’78 Distinguished Service Steve Ballard Lewis W. Shurtliff Award for Contributions to Education Dr. Jacqueline “Jackie” Thompson MS ’97 Distinguished Alumna Judge Cristina P. Ortega BA ’98 Distinguished Alumnus Dr. Todd Rose BS ’00 Emeriti Alumni Lifetime Achievement Dr. Linda Inouye Oda BS ’67 WSU President's Award William H. “Bill” AS ’51 and Patricia “Pat” Child

Help Us Plant Trees at WSU Davis! Fall Tree Planting Event Sept. 30

Calling all Earthlings!

Come join the fun as the WSU Landscapers are working to add carbon-sequestering, water-wise trees to the Davis campus. The landscapers will be providing tools and equipment. They will also educate us on techniques for planting trees properly, why they've chosen the particular trees being planted, and several other related topics. The Sustainable Clubs will be providing pizza from Lucky Slice (in support of local businesses), beverages, music, and shade.

Come have fun in the dirt, breathe fresh air, make new friends, and feel good about doing something meaningful.

We will be planting trees around the Computer and Automotive Center Building (building closest to the mountains), and meeting between the Stewart Building and Computer & Automotive Center. Look for the Canopy and a crowd of people with unearthed trees.

To RSVP to this event, register through GivePulse.

Note: A *free* shuttle will be running from Ogden to Davis Campus - Departs from Wildcat Village (WV) at 10:45am or University Village (UV) at 10:55am. Returns to Ogden Campus at either 11:40am or 1:40pm - Departs from the D2 building at Davis Campus. Click here for the shuttle bus website information.

HEARTS OF FIRE, An Evening with Ta’u Pupu’a and Friends

Weber State University (WSU) Telitha E. Lindquist College of Arts & Humanities and Browning Presents! are proud to host famed NFL player-turned-opera singer Ta’u Pupu’a (www.taupupua.com). Ta’u returns home to Weber State University to perform his favorite vocal pieces and delight audiences of all ages. Joined by Metropolitan Opera soprano Kirsten Chambers (www.kirsten-chambers.com), Chamber Orchestra Ogden (www.chamberorchestraogden.org), Polynesian dancers and other talented guests, Pupu’a takes audience members on a musical journey across oceans, from the sands of the Polynesian Kingdom of Tonga to the flashing lights of New York City, to the classical inspirations of Europe and beyond. So, pack your suitcase for an evening of opera classics, Broadway favorites and surprises around every corner. Book your tickets now - this is a show you won’t want to miss! The performance will be held on October 15 at 7:30 p.m at the WSU Val A. Browning Center for the Performing Arts and is sponsored by Browning Presents!  which showcases cultural life and performing arts education across Northern Utah.

Learn Time Management, How To Study, Procrastination Tips, ETC.

Get free academic support from other WSU students! Academic Peer Coaching is not subject specific. We help you work on skills that can be helpful in any class that you take and life in general. Topics that we regularly cover are time management, how to study, test taking, procrastination, note taking, textbook reading, how to approach professors, and succeeding in online classes. Find an academic peer coach at https://weber.edu/academicpeercoaching

Purple Paw Parade

Let's Make Ogden Purple!

Join us for the second annual Purple Paw Parade in downtown Ogden. Show your community pride for Weber State University and support the Make Ogden Purple initiative.

This event aims to bring together pet lovers who want to strut their adorable pup(s) through the Ogden community while participating in family fun activities.

This is a FREE event for the Ogden community and proud supporters of the Weber State Wildcats.
Why: A grassroots effort to establish a college town among the Ogden and Weber State Wildcat community.

Event Details:
Date: October 1, 2022
Time: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
EVENT SCHEDULE

***If you would like to participate in the Purple Paw Parade walk (with or without a pet), registration is required for FREE swag bag pick-up.***
Check-in at Ogden's Municipal Garden Park: 9 a.m.
Pup walk begins: 9:30 a.m.

All registered participants will receive a FREE swag bag.
Pet photo booth selfie station - Following the walk, enjoy Daily Rise coffee, crepes, and fun at Weber State Downtown. You can capture a selfie in front of a Make Ogden Purple back drop and will have a chance to win prizes.

The walk begins at the Municipal Garden Park (25th and Grant), going East to Kiesel (cross 25th), through the Junction, East (right) on 24th street across Washington, South (right) on Washington to the final destination, Weber State Downtown.

Address: 2314 Washington Blvd. Ogden, UT 84401.

Empty Bowls Event-Get Your Tickets Now!

Did you know that 38% of WSU students report food insecurity? 
Join us for Empty Bowls on October 15, 2022 from 4:00pm-7:00pm at the Eccles Community Art Center, 2580 Jefferson Ave Ogden, UT. Come enjoy food from area restaurants (Craft Burger, Roosters, Lucky Slice, Javier's, Table 25, and Tona), meet potters, and go home with a handmade bowl! See art, support your community and have fun! 100% of proceeds will benefit the Weber Cares Food Pantry. 
Tickets are available online starting at $15. Scan the QR code on the flyer, or click this link.
Presale ticket holders may enter the sale 15 minutes early to choose a bowl. Premium items will be available for auction. More information coming in September. 
Contact Monica Linford for more information monicalinford@weber.edu, 801-626-6578 

Find Ways To Get Involved

Find friends and amazing college experiences: http://weber.edu/studentaffairs/involved.html

Need FREE Tutoring?

Remember to take advantage of FREE online and in-person tutoring. Appointment tutoring fills up fast! https://weber.edu/tutoring

Homecoming Recycle Run - Oct. 1

The Homecoming Recycle Run is a fun 5K to celebrate Homecoming Week and encourage sustainable practices on Campus.

• Virtual run option: October 1-10
• In-Person run: October 1, 2022 | 9 a.m. | Dee Events Center and Stadium

Participants can pre-register, or do walk up registration until 8:30 a.m. on race day.

All participants receive a "recycled" medal and t-shirt from old races.

Want to have more say in how your student fees are spent?

Represent your student population and gain leadership experience by working with the committee team members to decide how student fees should be spent. Apply by Sept. 30: https://www.weber.edu/StudentAffairs/sfrc.html

Weber Dining Wants to hear from YOU!

Your feedback is important to us! Click the "Visit Webpage" button below to take a brief survey on Weber Dining and be automatically entered to win one of five Dining Dollar prizes!

ePortfolios Can Help With Assessment

Looking for a better way to assess your course and/or program outcomes? Do you have an accreditation renewal coming up? Want to help your students better tell their stories and showcase what they are learning? The answer is creating an ePortfolio! Check out this testimonial video about how students, faculty and staff are using the University supported ePortfolio platform, Portfolium. Portfolium can be accessed through Canvas from your drop-down account menu under “Folio.” For more information access the ePortfolio resources webpage.  

IT "QuickBytes" Newsletter - Fall Edition

The IT Division publishes a newsletter to provide Did You Know information, disseminate updates on completed projects, as well as highlighting community outreach initiatives. QuickBytes issues can be found online at the webpage linked below. 

We encourage you to read our latest edition and look through the library of former newletters to learn more from IT.

Teach Sustainability? Get a SUS Attribute!

Many WSU faculty include sustainability in the curriculum from Accounting to Zoology, but don't yet have the SUS attribute for classes. 

The SUS attribute provides the following benefits:

• Let's students know how to find sustainability-inclusive courses across the curriclum, 
• Provides departments and faculty recognition on the Weber Sustainability website, and potentailly at the Sustainability Awards ceremony hosted at Weber State each April,
• Is the best way for the university to track sustainability teaching across campus, and 
• Assists Weber State in reaching our STARS gold ranking.   

Apply for the SUS Attribute and help students, fellow faculty, yourself, and the university. 

Have questions or need help preparing for the October 3, 2022 deadline?  Bring your laptop and syllabus to an attribute application help session in the Library 147E.

    Monday Sept. 26 11:30 am -12:30 pm 

    Thursday Sept. 29, 1:30 - 2:30 pm

We'll provide support, and food. 

TIAA Campus And Virtual Appointments

If you are in the TIAA retirement system and would like to meet in-person or virtually with a TIAA representative to discuss the details of your retirement plan, please visit the link below to schedule a meeting during the next few months. 

TIAA Virtual and In-Person Meetings

WSU Winter Break 2022

On September 7, 2022, the President’s Council met and the WSU winter break schedule was reviewed. The university will be closed this year from December 23 – January 2. This will be paid leave that will not be deducted from leave balances. For those employees required to work during this time, please coordinate with your supervisor to receive time off for the three bonus days being given by the university. More information will be shared regarding how to track this leave as we approach the break period.

Spring 2023 Class Scheduling Due Oct. 1

Class scheduling for Spring 2023 is due Oct. 1. This is also the deadline for textbook adoptions. Students can view the Spring 2023 class schedule beginning Oct. 17.

If this is your first time entering a class schedule, reach out to Amanda Geilman directly at amandageilman@weber.edu for training.

For refresher trainings, please use the Bridge course as a training refresher as needed or join us for a live refresher training on Zoom on Monday, Sept. 26th at 2:30 p.m. (Register for 191-05 Registrar’s Workshop in Training Tracker).

Quick Tips

Instructional Methods

• Virtual classes should be scheduled as VTL campus and VTL instructional method.

• Classes which have a combination of virtual and face-to-face requirements should be scheduled as WSU (or other physical campus location) and HYB instructional method.The meeting pattern should have multiple rows, indicating when students meet in the classroom and when they meet on Zoom.

• Classes which have a combination of online and face-to-face requirements should be scheduled as WSU (or other physical campus location) and HYB instructional method. Only list the face-to-face meeting pattern (one row). 

Meeting Patterns/Rooms

• Only classes scheduled as INV, SUP, or THE schedule types may have a blank meeting pattern and room assignment. Otherwise, all other schedule types (LEC, LAB, LEL) require a meeting pattern and room assignment. 

Budget Codes

• Don’t forget to add your budget codes.

As always, please reach out to Amanda Geilman if you need any assistance or have questions!

German History Lecture "Inheritance, Emotion, and the German Nobility, 1800-1850"

Dr. Daniel Menning, Department of History, University of Tübingen, will present a lecture on "Inheritance, Emotion, and the German Nobility, 1800-1850" on Oct. 12, 2022, at 2 pm, in  Lindquist Hall, room 204. The event is free and open to the public.

Building Relationship & Community with EQ - Conference Registration OPEN!

Building Relationships and Community with EQ

17th Annual Customer Service Conference: Oct. 21, 2022 @ Dumke Hall - Hurst Center

Hear from Dave Graff, founder of Shipley Communications and long-time Franklin Covey facilitator. Dave will lead us through The Four Lenses assessment and show us how growing our self-awareness and EQ (Emotional Intelligence) connects to our ability to know how our actions impact those around us. 

Choose Your Session

This year we have two sessions available for you to choose the one which works best with your schedule.  The conference includes a meal and free access to The Four Lenses assessment which will be sent the Monday prior to the conference. 

8:30am to 12:00pm: Morning Session

• Includes Breakfast
• Register in Training Tracker for Course #400-25 

12:30pm to 4:00pm: Afternoon Session

• Includes Lunch
• Register in Training Tracker for Course #400-26

JOIN US!

You must register in order to attend. 

Hulet Round River Scholarship Presentation

Hulet Scholarship recipients Ashlynd Greenwood and Krimson Anderson will present on their summer 2022 experience in Taku, B.C. with Round River Conservation Studies. The event will be held at noon on Thursday, 29 September in TY 342. 

Register for the Inaugural Human Trafficking Symposium

The College of Social & Behavioral Sciences, Jerry & Vickie Moyes College of Education and the Department of Criminal Justice are hosting the inaugural Human Trafficking Symposium on October 27, 2022. The symposium will cover a broad overview of topics pertinent to this phenomenon, such as labor versus sex trafficking, characteristics and attributes of victims and risk factors associated with human trafficking. Additionally, and more specific to Weber State University students, this symposium will cover online solicitation as well as victim resources available at Weber State University and in surrounding community partnerships.

The first 175 people to register will receive lunch at the symposium. Learn more about keynote speakers and presentations on the Human Trafficking Symposium website.

Fall Adjunct Faculty Retreat Sign-Up

EAST Peterson Speaker Series - Miriam Posner, Agile and the Long Crisis of Software

"An investigation into everyone's favorite way to build software"

When: Monday, October 3 @ 9:30
Where:  Join Zoom Meeting
https://weber.zoom.us/j/98300666384?pwd=ci96K0ZnSFpKNngxQ01INlpPV0FYdz09
Meeting ID: 983 0066 6384
Passcode: 695868

Dumke College of Health Professions Career Fair & Social Event

September 30th

10:00am - 2:00pm

Shepherd Union Ballroom B

Open to students and the community

See attached flyer for more details!

Global Lives Of Women

Global Lives of Women

Thursday Sept 29th 1:30pm  Shepard Union 404 (skyroom)

Local Histories in Global Contexts Dr. Alison Smith (University of Toronto), Dr. Tricia Starks (University of Arkansas), and Dr. Matt Romaniello (Weber State University) will present three women of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and demonstrate how to move beyond local history to global views. Dr. Smith will discuss the life of Annushka, a peasant woman, notably depicted in the above painting. Dr. Starks will discuss the career of Ekaterina Shaposhnikova, the “Tobacco Queen” of Russian industry. Dr. Romaniello will narrate the life of Jane Vigor, whose multiple marriages placed her at the center of international Quakerism. The goal of the workshop will be to explain the methods of moving from specific details and individual biographies to exploring global consequences

Volunteers Needed for Annual Diversity Conference: Oct 6th-7th

Weber State University will be hosting the Annual Diversity Conference:
DIVERSITY OF BELIEFS, RELIGION & SPIRITUALITY: Controversy,
Conflict & Compassion October 6 and 7, 2022 and we need volunteers! Thursday’s
sessions will be held at the WSU Davis Campus and run from 6:00 pm until 7:30
featuring a Student Discussion Panel and an Open Q&A to follow. Friday’s session
will be at Ogden Campus and include breakout presentations between 9:30 a.m.
and 12:30 pm, followed by a Keynote address from Professor and Civil Rights
Activist Rev. Dr. Deforest B. Soaries Jr., lunch will be provided. We need between
10 -15 volunteers for the Thursday night session and 20 to 30 volunteers for the
Friday session. Please contact Rodney Marchant at rmarchant@weber.edu to sign-
up for times.

Flu Shots Are Here!

Flu shots are available for $5 at the Student Health Center. Call 801-626-6459 to make a flu shot appointment.

Get Help With Anxiety & Depression

Find self-help modules for anxiety and depression with the TAO program. Search TAO in your e-Weber Portal to sign up and get started.

https://www.weber.edu/CounselingCenter/tao.html

SAFE UT - Get Help

Call or chat with licensed mental health counselors anytime. https://safeut.org

SAFE UT - Get Help

Call or chat with licensed mental health counselors anytime. https://safeut.org