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Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

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CCMA 96th Virtuoso Season (All performances begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Heritage Center Theater)

Utah Symphony · Tuesday, September 30, 2025A leading cultural organization in the Intermountain West, the Utah Symphony has a rich history of international and domestic tours, award-winning recordings, and in-depth educational programs. Today, the orchestra's 85 full-time professional musicians perform over 175 concerts each season.Repertory Dance Theatre · Tuesday, October 21, 2025The Repertory Dance Theatre (RDT) is the nation's oldest and most successful repertory dance company. Patrons will be amazed by their beauty, power, grace, and athleticism. For over 55 years, RDT has pushed the boundaries of modern dance, while preserving and celebrating its legacy. Art in motion, expressed through human bodies, as modern dance.Night of Double Duets · November 12, 2025Act 1 - The Kossler Duo - Brothers Adam and John Kossler have established themselves individually as soloists, chamber musicians, and educators. The brothers recently released their first album titled "Danse Macabre", a collection of their own transcriptions for guitar duo. The Kossler Brothers bring a fresh and exciting feel to the genre of Classical Guitar.Act 2 - The Kouzov Duo - Featuring Piano and Cello, Russia's Kouzov Duo, has performed in major music centers including New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. An international festival favorite, their repertoire features works by Beethoven and Brahms. Both Yulia and Dmitry are dedicated to teaching and sharing their musical expertise, enriching the educational landscape for aspiring musicians.The Valencia Baryton Project · Thursday, January 8, 2026The Valencia Baryton Project performs lost pieces of music written for a forgotten classical instrument, the Baryton. A cross between a Lirone and a Viol da Gamba, the Baryton has realized a new birth. Hear works purposely written for the Baryton by composers such as Franz Joseph Haydn, left unplayed for centuries.Due West · Tuesday, February 10, 2026Due West is an American country music group from Nashville, Tennessee. The group consists of Tim Gates (lead vocals), Brad Hull (harmony vocals, guitar), and Matthew Lopez (harmony vocals, guitar). Due West has released two full-length studio albums, several EPs, and five singles, including "Things You Can't Do in a Car", which charted number 47 on Billboard Hot Country songs. Members of Due West have also written songs for Bucky Covington and Lady Antebellum.Special Consensus · Tuesday, March 10, 2026Special Consensus, marking its 50th anniversary in 2025, continues to deliver a vibrant contemporary bluegrass sound, deeply rooted in tradition. The band released "Been All Around This World" in June 2025. Led by Greg Cahill, a recipient of the prestigious International Bluegrass Music Association Distinguished Achievement Award and an inductee into the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music in America Hall of Greats, Special Consensus has been a cornerstone of the Bluegrass community for five decades.Ilya Yakushev · Tuesday, April 28, 2026Pianist Ilya Yakushev, with many awards and honors to his credit, continues to astound and mesmerize audiences at major venues on three continents. British label Numbus Records released Yakushev's CD "Prokofiev Sonatas Vol. 1". "Yakushev is one of the very best young pianists before the public today, and it doesn't seem to matter what repertoire he plays—it is all of the highest caliber." - American Record Guide.

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Designed for those interested in starting an animal sanctuary and not looking to work in a municipal shelter or humane society. Many people have the skills, resources and talents to help animals in their communities. They may need and benefit from Best Friends’ history, experience, knowledge, resources and insights in creating a successful organization.

Two Cohort Dates in 2026

Cohort 9 starts on March 11, 2026

Regular classes are held March 11 – May 20, 2026, with live Zoom calls on Wednesdays from 1:30 - 3:00 MT.
In-person portion June 1-6, 2026

Cohort 10 starts on July 29, 2026

Regular classes are held July 29 – September 30, 2026, with live Zoom calls on Wednesdays from 1:30 - 3:00 MT.
In-person portion October 11-16, 2026

To express interest in the program or if you have questions, email learning@bestfriends.org

Apply to Course

Choose from two participation options:

RLAS Certification - successful completion earns an SUU Institutional CertificateRLAS Fast Track - successful completion earns three credits that may articulate into undergraduate or participating master’s degree programs at Southern Utah University*Please note: this course has a minimum enrollment requirement. Because of that, we recommend you not make non-refundable travel arrangements until after the course begins.

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IPIE aims to promote education and reduce harm by staying informed about the latest research and legal developments concerning psychedelics and alternative mental health therapies. Emerging research from various disciplines indicates that these interventions can be remarkably effective in treating a wide range of psychological and neurological disorders.

IPIE sends out weekly emails containing articles and other informational resources to students who have expressed interest in psychedelic research. We also organize weekly meetings where students can gather to discuss and deepen their understanding of psychedelics.

IPIE does not condone the use of illicit substances. IPIE's mission is to educate students and create a space for like-minded individuals to connect.

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LEAP: Local Events & Activities Programming!

Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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Developing an outward mindset in both work and life Unlocking stronger collaboration and teamwork Resolving conflicts that impact productivity and workplace culture Improving accountability, effectiveness, and results

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Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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The Salsa Dance Club is dedicated to introduce anyone interested to the world of Salsa music and dance. Our club offers a welcoming, student-led environment for all levels where beginners and pros alike can join in, share their passion, and help our club learn altogether.

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mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

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Do you have questions about exercise, health, school, etc.? Do you want to get outside and enjoy campus?

Meet at 1pm in front of the P.E. building to walk with Dr. Funk and Dr. Lawrence, every Monday that school is in session starting September 8th.

There are designated walking routes which can be found on the Exercise Science Club Instagram page.

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Launch, Grow, Thrive

Build workplace skills with two connected learning tracks that strengthen both employees and leaders. The WorkplaceReady Job Skills and Mentoring pathways work together to improve communication, confidence, and team performance.

Employees: Build Confidence. Build Skills. Build Your Career.

Designed for anyone entering the workforce or advancing in their current role, this three-course online series focuses on practical skills employees can use right away. Each course includes a one-on-one check-in with a manager or mentor for added support and reflection.

What You’ll Gain

Real-world workplace skills

Self-paced, fully online learning

Structured check-ins with a mentor or manager

A clear connection to the Mentoring Pathway for continued growth

Employer: Support Growth. Strengthen Teams. Lead with Purpose.

Created for supervisors, managers, and team leads, this three-course series helps leaders guide employees through the Job Skills pathway. Learn how to offer steady support, set clear expectations, and grow as a leader while mentoring others.

What You’ll Learn

How to coach employees through skill-building

Strong communication and guidance practices

A consistent approach to leadership

How to run effective one-on-one check-ins

How the Two Pathways Work Together

The Job Skills and Mentoring pathways are designed as a matched system. Employees build core workplace skills while leaders learn how to support that development. Together, they create a stronger, more connected workplace.

Full Pathway Savings

Enroll in all three courses within either pathway and receive a discounted rate.

Benefits of Completing a Full Pathway

Step-by-step skill development

A smoother learning experience

A full pathway certificate that signals commitment to growth

Ready to get started?

Get Started Today

Please contact us at prodev@suu.edu or (435) 865-8529 with any questions.

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This year, BOLT is bringing together leaders from across campus to focus on operational excellence, team culture, and practical leadership skills. We are looking for dynamic presenters to help us bring these topics to life through interactive workshops and real-world examples.

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"Lucky to learn in the world's best backyard"

The second annual University of the Parks Celebration events highlights the connections between learning and the outdoors at SUU, where we explore and foster deeper connections with our awesome backyard!

The event will feature local and regional outdoor recreation agencies, SUU student organizations, and with the chance to win awesome prizes by participating in the event or our photo contest!

Schedule:

University of the Parks Expo - 11am - 1:30pm in the SUU BallroomWorkshops and Educational sessions - 2pm - 4pmGroup Bike Ride with SUU Sustainability at 5pm (weather dependent)Mountainfilm Festival at 6pm in the Sterling Church Auditorium in the Student CenterIf you are interested in participating in the expo, fill out the Table/Booth Interest Form by 2/20/26!

For questions, contact jasonburton@suu.edu

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Founders of Launching Leaders Worldwide/ Metal Arts Foundry

Steven and Ginger Hitz describe themselves as Baby-Boomers with Millennial hearts. They study, think like, celebrate, and mentor the rising generations. As serial entrepreneurs, they have founded several businesses and have employed more than 10,000 young adults.

They are founding members of Launching Leaders Worldwide Inc., a 501C3 charitable organization that teaches personal leadership principles that empower and transform. Launching Leaders is facilitated in over 86 countries around the world with over 5000 enrolled students. Steve is the author of the curriculum books “Launching Leaders: An Empowering Journey for a New Generation”, and “Entrepreneurial Foundations for Twenty and Thirty Somethings”, both available at Deseret Book and on Amazon, as well as the soon-to-be-released “Igniting the Holy Flame: Building Communities of Love from the Ashes of Negative Religious Culture”.

In 2018, Steve was honored with a Global Business and Interfaith Peace Medal from the Religious Freedom and Business Foundation in collaboration with the United Nations Global Compact Business for Peace, Global Compact Network Korea, and the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations.

Together, their entrepreneurial ventures have included insurance, banking, farming and cattle, appraisal management, real estate, and numerous franchise operations.

They have devoted their lives to coming alongside the rising generations in particular but have found the lessons for them are the same lessons every human being needs to consider.

They have five children and twelve grandchildren and reside in Cedar City Utah.

Kevin Maag

Kevin Maag is the owner and builder of Metal Arts Foundry, working with artists all over the world in the creation of their art. You can see these creations in all facets of life from cathedrals and art galleries to airports and convention centers to name a few. The art includes sculptures, monuments, public art and architectural renderings.

In addition to his Metal Art Foundry, Kevin is an active real estate developer, entrepreneur and philanthropist. He and his wife love to travel. He loves anything with a motor and is a true life handyman and restorer of equipment.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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The exhibition will run from September 24, 2025 - March 25, 2026.

Location:
Frehner Museum of Natural History
162 South 300 West
Cedar City, Utah 84720

Hours open - 12:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.

The Museum is FREE

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break.

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Mar 17 | 4pm | Housing Courtyard

Come color with chalk, drink lemonade!

**Current University Housing Residents are eligible to win the attendance drawing for a basket filled with prizes!

Questions? jayleevasquez@suu.edu

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March 17, 2026 5pm-7pm

Housing Courtyard

Outdoor Adventure Interest Group (Open to all CURRENT UNIVERSITY HOUISING Residents)

Attendance will be taken to participate.

- Come enjoy yard games, BBQ & so much more!

Questions? larryvance@suu.edu (Ryder Vance)

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Held at the Sterling R. Church Auditorium on Tuesday, March 17 the show will explore themes connected to Mountainfilm’s mission: to use the power of film, art and ideas to inspire audiences to create a better world.

Mountainfilm on Tour in Cedar City is hosted by SUU's Outdoor Recreation in Parks and Tourism program as part of the University of the Parks Celebration. Proceeds will go to the new SUU Outdoor Rec Project, a registered USO.

March 17, 2026
Sterling R Church Auditorium
Doors open at 6:00pm
Show Begins at 6:30pm

Tickets just $10 for students and $15 for non students.
Buy tickets online here For questions, contact jasonburton@suu.edu

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mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

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Benjamin David Tufte (b. 1999) takes a multi-faceted approach to music ranging from performance and composition to criticism and education. As a performer, Benjamin maintains a passion for exploring all the repertoire that the piano has to offer, with a particularly keen interest in giving light to underperformed works. Notable recent performances include cello sonatas by Ludwig van Beethoven and jazz composer David Baker and a pairing of works for viola and piano by Dmitri Shostakovich and Rebecca Clarke. Taking place at the Jacobs School of Music, Benjamin has participated in concerts celebrating the 150th birthdays of modernist composers Julián Carrillo and Charles Ives and the 100th birthday of Aurelio de la Vega. Upcoming projects include a recital featuring the complete duo sonatas by Shostakovich and an album dedicated to works composed by or for the 19th century violin virtuoso Joseph Joachim with violist Ross McIntosh. As a composer, he has also received commissions from the Boston-based duo Transient Canvas and the Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA). The UMFA commission, titled "Two Pines. Manitou, Colorado", based on a painting of the same name by Birger Sandzén, was named a finalist in the New York City Contemporary Music Symposium’s 2021 call for scores.

Benjamin is currently pursuing an Artist's Diploma from the University of Denver's Lamont School of Music under the tutelage of Dr. Steven Mayer. Prior to beginning his studies at DU, he completed a Performance Diploma in Piano with Jean-Louis Haguenauer and a Master’s Degree in Piano with Evelyne Brancart and André Watts at Indiana University Bloomington Jacobs School of Music. His Bachelor's Degree was completed at the University of Utah where he majored in both piano and composition studying piano with Dr. Viktor Valkov and composition Drs. Devin Maxwell, Manuela Meier, Igor Iachimciuc, and Luke Dahn, respectively. He studied with Dr. Christian Bohnenstengel and MaryAnne Anderson at Southern Utah University. Festival appearances include the Wyoming International Chamber Music Festival, Piracicaba International Piano Festival, Roundtop Festival Institute, Brevard Music Center, Curtis SummerFest, and the Helen Taylor Johannesen International Piano Festival.

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Feeling lucky, T-Birds? 🍀 Join the Student Alumni for the most magically delicious study break of the semester! Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day the SUU way with FREE Lucky Charms while you prep for exams.

Rub President Sherratt’s Head for a little extra good luck 🍀
Snap a pic with the legendary Leadership Spoon 🥄
Complete TWO traditions in ONE night!

Marshmallows, memories, and maybe even a little magic await. Wear your green, bring your friends, and let’s turn study night into a lucky night!

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Contact gageyerke@gmail.com with any questions.

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For questions, contact Kim Sawyer at kimberlysawyer@suu.edu.

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This is a free event, you will not pay for the lunch. We will have Program Directors and University Recruiters presenting and answering questions about the programs. The Lunch will be on Wednesday, March 18th, 2026 at 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM.

The Grad Program Lunch will be held in the Starlight Room at the SUU Sharwan Smith Student Center (ST-208S).

We will send you a confirmation email with more information upon sign up.

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The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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The exhibition will run from September 24, 2025 - March 25, 2026.

Location:
Frehner Museum of Natural History
162 South 300 West
Cedar City, Utah 84720

Hours open - 12:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.

The Museum is FREE

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break.

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MCM Engineering will be on campus to meet with SUU Business students and recruit for Sales & Marketing Internship opportunities within their local organization. This event offers students the chance to connect directly with company representatives, learn more about their business operations, and explore how a sales and marketing internship can translate classroom knowledge into real-world experience.

Interns will gain hands-on exposure to client engagement, marketing strategy, relationship building, and business development — all under the guidance of experienced professionals committed to mentoring emerging talent. If you are interested in strengthening your communication skills, learning how to drive business growth, and building meaningful professional connections, this is an excellent opportunity.

Come prepared with questions, bring your resume, and take advantage of this chance to connect with a local employer who is investing in SUU students.

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IPIE aims to promote education and reduce harm by staying informed about the latest research and legal developments concerning psychedelics and alternative mental health therapies. Emerging research from various disciplines indicates that these interventions can be remarkably effective in treating a wide range of psychological and neurological disorders.

IPIE sends out weekly emails containing articles and other informational resources to students who have expressed interest in psychedelic research. We also organize weekly meetings where students can gather to discuss and deepen their understanding of psychedelics.

IPIE does not condone the use of illicit substances. IPIE's mission is to educate students and create a space for like-minded individuals to connect.

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Be there for a good time with new opportunities and activities each week!

Invite your friends or come on your own!

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Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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Developing an outward mindset in both work and life Unlocking stronger collaboration and teamwork Resolving conflicts that impact productivity and workplace culture Improving accountability, effectiveness, and results

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(This event is in partnership with SUMA and the Grace A. Tanner Center)

Cathleen Faubert is an Associate Professor of Art, Technology & Culture at the University of Oklahoma’s School of Visual Arts. She earned her MFA from Tufts University/School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Media based art projects are multi-disciplinary and multi-sensory, including video art, photography, and olfactory artworks. Research and creative activity focus on our sense of smell as a language to highlight cultural connections to location, disrupted ecosystems, and the unseen. Faubert has exhibited nationally and completed several artist-in-residence programs. AIR programs have helped to shape her scent mapping work in relation to shifting ecologies and corporeal instincts.

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LiveSwitch, an innovative startup based in Northern Utah, will be on campus recruiting SUU Business students for full-time Business-to-Business Sales roles. This is an opportunity to step directly into a high-impact sales career with a competitive base salary starting at $45,000, plus commission, offering strong earning potential and professional growth.

LiveSwitch is seeking driven, motivated individuals who are confident, resilient, and ready to build relationships with business clients. Experience in door-to-door sales is highly valued, though not required. If you thrive in performance-based environments and are interested in learning how to grow revenue, develop client partnerships, and accelerate your career trajectory, this event is for you.

This is more than a recruiting visit — it’s a chance to connect with a startup leadership team, ask questions about compensation structure and career advancement, and evaluate whether a fast-paced B2B sales role aligns with your goals.

Come ready to network, bring your resume, and take advantage of lunch while exploring a high-potential career path.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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The exhibition will run from September 24, 2025 - March 25, 2026.

Location:
Frehner Museum of Natural History
162 South 300 West
Cedar City, Utah 84720

Hours open - 12:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.

The Museum is FREE

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break.

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March 19th 6:00pm
SUU Outdoors Garage
356 S. Main Street

Have you ever wondered what it's like to open up an outdoor retail business? Are you thinking of opportunities in outdoor jobs. Are you a gear nerd? Do you love having the right gear for your adventure? Join us and learn what it takes to open up a business in small mountain town.

Free Pizza, while supplies last

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mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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Mar 19, 2026 6pm | Eccles A Conference Room

Lose your senses and learn teamwork in this squishy challenge.

Rootbeer Floats and Slime while supplies last!

Questions? Ryder larryvance@suu.edu

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The Citrus Cottages

Family Housing Residents - Come out for some Refreshing Free Lemonade with optional flavor mix-ins and treats!

Mar 19 | 6pm | Right outside Cottages West

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The Salsa Dance Club is dedicated to introduce anyone interested to the world of Salsa music and dance. Our club offers a welcoming, student-led environment for all levels where beginners and pros alike can join in, share their passion, and help our club learn altogether.

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Chris Powell, is a retired Air Force Command Chief, Chris transitioned from managing 3,000 Airmen to the skies of Hawaii. Now a professional helicopter pilot and flight instructor, he brings unparalleled precision to every mission and mentorship.

Sign Up and Join at https://www.suu.edu/online/events .

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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The exhibition will run from September 24, 2025 - March 25, 2026.

Location:
Frehner Museum of Natural History
162 South 300 West
Cedar City, Utah 84720

Hours open - 12:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.

The Museum is FREE

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break.

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Join us for an unforgettable college weekend where you'll get to:

Take a guided tour of campusMeet current students and hear their storiesConnect with a variety of campus departmentsCheck out housing optionsJoin the #TBirdNation for the weekendYour housing and meals are included, all for just $20! Plus, at every event, three lucky students will walk away with a $500 scholarship. Further details, available dates and a sample scheudle can be found at: suu.edu/redriot

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mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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We've got Raffles, free swag, and lunch included with your registration.

Rumor has it there's even a dead hang competition.

Top 3 in Beginner, intermediate, and Advenced for men and women

Before the comp:

$20 for students $25 for non-students Day of:

$30 for everyone

Registration

Sponsors include: Contact, Cedar Sports, Outdoors Vitals, Bunnisa's Thai, The Grind Coffeehouse, Climber Bee Lotion, The Pizza Cart, & MORE

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In celebration of SUU’s 129th Birthday and America’s 250th, tradition-themed presents are hidden all around campus from March 23–28 and Thor needs your help finding them!

Spot a present? Snap a photo with it and upload it to your digital Tradition Keeper Tracker on the SUU app or at my.suu.edu/traditionkeeper to earn prizes.

Let the birthday hunt begin… and may the best Thunderbirds win! 🦅✨
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Meet us on the Library Quad as we celebrate with President Benson and the campus community. Snap a photo with the President, soak in the birthday festivities, and take one more step toward becoming an official #SUUTradition Keeper!

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Do you have questions about exercise, health, school, etc.? Do you want to get outside and enjoy campus?

Meet at 1pm in front of the P.E. building to walk with Dr. Funk and Dr. Lawrence, every Monday that school is in session starting September 8th.

There are designated walking routes which can be found on the Exercise Science Club Instagram page.

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Complete the C Trail Tradition and check another iconic SUU experience off your Tradition Keeper list.

We’ll C you there, Thunderbirds! ❤️🦅

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Mar. 23 | 6pm-7pm | Eccles A Conf. Room

Grab your phone and your friends to compete in battle of the covers! Participants will have 30-minutes to explore campus and take the best photo for a creative album cover.

Food & Drinks provided! Prizes for the winning photo!

- Open to all Current University Housing Residents. This activity was designed for the Creativity/Innovation Interest Group

Questions? Jayleevasquez@suu.edu

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LEAP: Local Events & Activities Programming!

Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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In celebration of SUU’s 129th Birthday and America’s 250th, tradition-themed presents are hidden all around campus from March 23–28 and Thor needs your help finding them!

Spot a present? Snap a photo with it and upload it to your digital Tradition Keeper Tracker on the SUU app or at my.suu.edu/traditionkeeper to earn prizes.

Let the birthday hunt begin… and may the best Thunderbirds win! 🦅✨
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Brenden W. Rensink is Professor of History at Brigham Young University and Associate Director of the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies. A scholar of the American West, borderlands, Indigenous peoples, environment, genocide studies, and religion, his recent books include the award-winning Native but Foreign: Indigenous Immigrants and Refugees in the North American Borderlands (2018) and Essays on American Indian and Mormon History (2019), and The North American West in the Twenty-First Century (2022). He is Project Manager and General Editor of the Intermountain Histories digital public history project, Host and Producer of the Writing Westward Podcast, and editor of the University of New Mexico Press “The West in Context” series.

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Jeff Wilson is an entrepreneur who loves building things, learning the hard way, and helping others avoid some of the same mistakes. He’s the founder of Taffy Shop, a fast-growing consumer brand. He’s built other companies that have been recognized on the Inc. 100 Fastest Growing Companies list, and was a nominee for Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year. Jeff enjoys talking honestly about what it really takes to start, grow, and lead a business—from early wins to tough setbacks.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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The exhibition will run from September 24, 2025 - March 25, 2026.

Location:
Frehner Museum of Natural History
162 South 300 West
Cedar City, Utah 84720

Hours open - 12:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.

The Museum is FREE

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break.

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Join us for this important training and a tasty treat!

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4:30-5:30pm

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mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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Come for the cookies and condoms, stay for the education!

18+ event

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In celebration of SUU’s 129th Birthday and America’s 250th, tradition-themed presents are hidden all around campus from March 23–28 and Thor needs your help finding them!

Spot a present? Snap a photo with it and upload it to your digital Tradition Keeper Tracker on the SUU app or at my.suu.edu/traditionkeeper to earn prizes.

Let the birthday hunt begin… and may the best Thunderbirds win! 🦅✨
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If you plan on attending, please email hrtraining@suu.edu to confirm your attendance and to communicate any dietary restrictions, if any.

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February 25, 2026 @ 11:00 a.m. — Adrienne Gibbons Oehlers on the Radio City Rockettes

The Radio City Rockettes are an iconic fixture in New York City and perhaps the most renowned precision dance company in the world. Started by Russell Markert in St. Louis, Missouri in 1925, the Rockettes have been performing at Radio City Music Hall since its opening in 1932 and just celebrated their 100th anniversary. Today, the Rockettes are a collective of 84 women split into two casts, each with 36 dancers performing onstage in each show and six swings who step in during sickness, injury, or other absences. From mid-November through early January, they perform in the annual Christmas Spectacular, a 90-minute show designed to delight all ages with their rendition of holiday cheer. This line has gained world-wide recognition for its precision dance style, garnering special accolades for one of its first and now recognizable dance specialties, the eye-high kick line. This program will review some of the highlights and trademarks of the Rockettes, tracing their traditions and evolutions over the past century through photos and videos from the Jerome Robbins Dance Division.Adrienne Gibbons Oehlers is an Assistant Professor at Wittenberg University in Ohio, where she teaches courses in theatre history, acting, directing, and musical theatre. Her scholarly work intersects both dance and theatre, and her research is focused on female dance ensembles in musical theatre, including the Radio City Rockettes and African American companies in the first half of the twentieth century. Her interest in ensembles stems from her extensive professional experience in musical theatre including on Broadway in the original cast of The Producers and as a Radio City Rockette. Adrienne holds a B.A. in music from Barnard College and an M.A. and Ph.D. in theatre from The Ohio State University. She is currently working on her first book, tentatively titled The Radio City Rockettes: A History of 100 Years of American Precision Dancers. Her research is supported this year by the Jessica Berson Dance Research Grant from ASTR and a short-term fellowship from NYPL.March 25, 2026 @ 11:00 a.m. — Lynn Matluck Brooks and Sariel Golomb on Dance and Science in the Long Nineteenth Century

The centuries-long dialogue between dance and science spans anthropology, astronomy, cosmology, education, medicine, physical culture, psychology, and non-digital technologies, among others. Lynn Matluck Brooks and Sariel Golomb, two editors of a recent volume revealing such interplays in “the long nineteenth century,” discuss the real-time and historical themes informing “the articulate body” that have emerged through research into the dance–science pas de deux in that period. As digital technologies and artificial intelligence increasingly pervade our lives—and shape our movements—questions regarding the interface between embodiment and science have become urgent. Yet we encounter groundwork and, perhaps, insight for grappling with our moment in earlier interplays, investigated in Dance and Science in the Long Nineteenth Century, by an international group of scholars and revealed in this talk through materials from the Jerome Robbins Dance Division.About the Lecture Series

For more than 10 years, The Dance Historian Is In at the Library for the Performing Arts has highlighted a diverse range of dancers and choreographers across history. This series began when archivist and historian David Vaughan started volunteering at the Jerome Robbins Dance Division. Vaughan began a monthly program showing his favorite dance films from the Division's extensive collection, through which he unearthed many treasures, and helped acquire even more. Vaughan continued the series until the end of his life. Today, we honor his memory and work by inviting dance historians from all over the world each month to carry on the tradition of highlighting dance history through the Dance Division's moving image collection.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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The exhibition will run from September 24, 2025 - March 25, 2026.

Location:
Frehner Museum of Natural History
162 South 300 West
Cedar City, Utah 84720

Hours open - 12:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.

The Museum is FREE

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break.

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IPIE aims to promote education and reduce harm by staying informed about the latest research and legal developments concerning psychedelics and alternative mental health therapies. Emerging research from various disciplines indicates that these interventions can be remarkably effective in treating a wide range of psychological and neurological disorders.

IPIE sends out weekly emails containing articles and other informational resources to students who have expressed interest in psychedelic research. We also organize weekly meetings where students can gather to discuss and deepen their understanding of psychedelics.

IPIE does not condone the use of illicit substances. IPIE's mission is to educate students and create a space for like-minded individuals to connect.

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Be there for a good time with new opportunities and activities each week!

Invite your friends or come on your own!

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mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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Take a trip back to Utah in the '70s, when a new emerging culture clashed with tradition and institution. More than just disco and drugs, the '70s were a time of great upheaval, socially, politically, and economically. Hear it from the mouths of the people who lived it and see how the '70s helped define Utah as a place for growth and a groovy new outlook on life.

Come and enjoy an exclusive screening of the documentary, along with an insightful Q&A after the screening with Cedar City Historian Ryan Paul and PBS Utah's Station Manager James Davie.

Seating is limited. Please RSVP by March 21 to Jessica Rasekhi at jrasekhi@pbsutah.org. You may RSVP for up to 4 people.

Watch the Trailer

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Spring Semester 2026 | Health & Safety Inspection & Semester Closing Procedures

Information will be covered regarding the upcoming Spring Health & Safety Inspections (April 6-8) and the procedures for the end of Spring Semester. On Campus Housing is NOT available for Summer 2026. This is a mandatory meeting to ensure all residents are aware of the procedures, deadlines and expecations for the end of Academic Year 2025-2026. If a resident is UNABLE to attend the scheduled meeting, please see the RA about attending an alternate meeting with another RA. Residents are responsible for the information provided. Inquiries received to the Office/email will be redirected to attend the meeting.

Closing Meeting Schedule

March 25, 2026

7pm | Eccles C400, Cedar South 2300March 26, 2026

6pm | Cedar South 2200, 7pm | Eccles C100, Cedar South 2100March 27, 2026

7pm | Cedar North 1100March 28, 2026

6pm | Eccles B2007pm | Eccles B300March 29, 2026

6pm | Eccles A200 & A3007pm | Eccles B100, C300, Cedar North 1300, CT-East, Founders F100, F3008pm | Eccles C200, Hillside, Founders F200, F400, CT-West (Family)

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Adults: $10Alumni: $8Youth/Non-SUU Students: $5SUU Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with valid ID

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In celebration of SUU’s 129th Birthday and America’s 250th, tradition-themed presents are hidden all around campus from March 23–28 and Thor needs your help finding them!

Spot a present? Snap a photo with it and upload it to your digital Tradition Keeper Tracker on the SUU app or at my.suu.edu/traditionkeeper to earn prizes.

Let the birthday hunt begin… and may the best Thunderbirds win! 🦅✨
#SUUTraditionKeeper

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Developing an outward mindset in both work and life Unlocking stronger collaboration and teamwork Resolving conflicts that impact productivity and workplace culture Improving accountability, effectiveness, and results

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#SUUTradition #SUUAlumni #TBirdNation

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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Spring Semester 2026 | Health & Safety Inspection & Semester Closing Procedures

Information will be covered regarding the upcoming Spring Health & Safety Inspections (April 6-8) and the procedures for the end of Spring Semester. On Campus Housing is NOT available for Summer 2026. This is a mandatory meeting to ensure all residents are aware of the procedures, deadlines and expecations for the end of Academic Year 2025-2026. If a resident is UNABLE to attend the scheduled meeting, please see the RA about attending an alternate meeting with another RA. Residents are responsible for the information provided. Inquiries received to the Office/email will be redirected to attend the meeting.

Closing Meeting Schedule

March 25, 2026

7pm | Eccles C400, Cedar South 2300March 26, 2026

6pm | Cedar South 2200, 7pm | Eccles C100, Cedar South 2100March 27, 2026

7pm | Cedar North 1100March 28, 2026

6pm | Eccles B2007pm | Eccles B300March 29, 2026

6pm | Eccles A200 & A3007pm | Eccles B100, C300, Cedar North 1300, CT-East, Founders F100, F3008pm | Eccles C200, Hillside, Founders F200, F400, CT-West (Family)

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March 26
6 PM
SUU Outdoors Garage
356 S. Main st.

Learn how to bow drill!

We will discuss friction fire making techniques using materials in the southwest. You will have the opportunity to try these techniques with materials provided.

Free Pizza, first come first serve

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mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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January 29thFebruary 26thMarch 26thApril 30thMay 28thJune 25thJuly 23rdPlease respect that our Coffee Hour is a space for connection, support, and community building. It is not intended for business pitches, organizational promotion, or solicitation of any kind.

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Complete the Get Moving with Campus Rec tradition and take one more step toward becoming a #SUUTraditionKeeper!

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Adults: $10Alumni: $8Youth/Non-SUU Students: $5SUU Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with valid ID

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The Salsa Dance Club is dedicated to introduce anyone interested to the world of Salsa music and dance. Our club offers a welcoming, student-led environment for all levels where beginners and pros alike can join in, share their passion, and help our club learn altogether.

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In celebration of SUU’s 129th Birthday and America’s 250th, tradition-themed presents are hidden all around campus from March 23–28 and Thor needs your help finding them!

Spot a present? Snap a photo with it and upload it to your digital Tradition Keeper Tracker on the SUU app or at my.suu.edu/traditionkeeper to earn prizes.

Let the birthday hunt begin… and may the best Thunderbirds win! 🦅✨
#SUUTraditionKeeper

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Kit Chatham is SUU’s Director of Graduate Music Technology and a world-renowned percussionist. After 20 years and 8,000+ shows with Cirque du Soleil, he now brings his elite industry experience in performance, composition, and audio programming to SUU to empower the next generation of creative professionals and music producers.

Sign Up and Join at https://www.suu.edu/online/events .

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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LEAP: Local Events & Activities Programming!

Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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Spring Semester 2026 | Health & Safety Inspection & Semester Closing Procedures

Information will be covered regarding the upcoming Spring Health & Safety Inspections (April 6-8) and the procedures for the end of Spring Semester. On Campus Housing is NOT available for Summer 2026. This is a mandatory meeting to ensure all residents are aware of the procedures, deadlines and expecations for the end of Academic Year 2025-2026. If a resident is UNABLE to attend the scheduled meeting, please see the RA about attending an alternate meeting with another RA. Residents are responsible for the information provided. Inquiries received to the Office/email will be redirected to attend the meeting.

Closing Meeting Schedule

March 25, 2026

7pm | Eccles C400, Cedar South 2300March 26, 2026

6pm | Cedar South 2200, 7pm | Eccles C100, Cedar South 2100March 27, 2026

7pm | Cedar North 1100March 28, 2026

6pm | Eccles B2007pm | Eccles B300March 29, 2026

6pm | Eccles A200 & A3007pm | Eccles B100, C300, Cedar North 1300, CT-East, Founders F100, F3008pm | Eccles C200, Hillside, Founders F200, F400, CT-West (Family)

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Adults: $10Alumni: $8Youth/Non-SUU Students: $5SUU Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with valid ID

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January 30February 27March 27These classes, taught by Danielle Lydia Sheather, will lead students through Vinyasa (flowing through postures) standing series, followed by a seated Yin (held postures with breath work) practice. The culmination of the class will be a meditation of deepening our connection to the self and others through guided principles of visualization.

Along with her years of teaching dance, performing and choreographing, Danielle is a certified Yoga Instructor (RYT 500hr, ERYT 200hr) and has taught for New York Yoga, Sonic Yoga, and Dharma Yoga in New York City. She received her training at Sonic Yoga followed by Dharma Yoga under Sri Dharma Mittra.

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In celebration of SUU’s 129th Birthday and America’s 250th, tradition-themed presents are hidden all around campus from March 23–28 and Thor needs your help finding them!

Spot a present? Snap a photo with it and upload it to your digital Tradition Keeper Tracker on the SUU app or at my.suu.edu/traditionkeeper to earn prizes.

Let the birthday hunt begin… and may the best Thunderbirds win! 🦅✨
#SUUTraditionKeeper

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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Adults: $10Alumni: $8Youth/Non-SUU Students: $5SUU Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with valid ID

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Spring Semester 2026 | Health & Safety Inspection & Semester Closing Procedures

Information will be covered regarding the upcoming Spring Health & Safety Inspections (April 6-8) and the procedures for the end of Spring Semester. On Campus Housing is NOT available for Summer 2026. This is a mandatory meeting to ensure all residents are aware of the procedures, deadlines and expecations for the end of Academic Year 2025-2026. If a resident is UNABLE to attend the scheduled meeting, please see the RA about attending an alternate meeting with another RA. Residents are responsible for the information provided. Inquiries received to the Office/email will be redirected to attend the meeting.

Closing Meeting Schedule

March 25, 2026

7pm | Eccles C400, Cedar South 2300March 26, 2026

6pm | Cedar South 2200, 7pm | Eccles C100, Cedar South 2100March 27, 2026

7pm | Cedar North 1100March 28, 2026

6pm | Eccles B2007pm | Eccles B300March 29, 2026

6pm | Eccles A200 & A3007pm | Eccles B100, C300, Cedar North 1300, CT-East, Founders F100, F3008pm | Eccles C200, Hillside, Founders F200, F400, CT-West (Family)

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Ticket Prices:

Adults: $10Alumni: $8Youth/Non-SUU Students: $5SUU Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with valid ID

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Spring Semester 2026 | Health & Safety Inspection & Semester Closing Procedures

Information will be covered regarding the upcoming Spring Health & Safety Inspections (April 6-8) and the procedures for the end of Spring Semester. On Campus Housing is NOT available for Summer 2026. This is a mandatory meeting to ensure all residents are aware of the procedures, deadlines and expecations for the end of Academic Year 2025-2026. If a resident is UNABLE to attend the scheduled meeting, please see the RA about attending an alternate meeting with another RA. Residents are responsible for the information provided. Inquiries received to the Office/email will be redirected to attend the meeting.

Closing Meeting Schedule

March 25, 2026

7pm | Eccles C400, Cedar South 2300March 26, 2026

6pm | Cedar South 2200, 7pm | Eccles C100, Cedar South 2100March 27, 2026

7pm | Cedar North 1100March 28, 2026

6pm | Eccles B2007pm | Eccles B300March 29, 2026

6pm | Eccles A200 & A3007pm | Eccles B100, C300, Cedar North 1300, CT-East, Founders F100, F3008pm | Eccles C200, Hillside, Founders F200, F400, CT-West (Family)

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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Health and Wellness Center (ST 175), P.E. Building Lobby, Business Building Lobby, Science Buliding Lobby and Library Lobby!

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Do you have questions about exercise, health, school, etc.? Do you want to get outside and enjoy campus?

Meet at 1pm in front of the P.E. building to walk with Dr. Funk and Dr. Lawrence, every Monday that school is in session starting September 8th.

There are designated walking routes which can be found on the Exercise Science Club Instagram page.

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We encourage members to bring a friend and share with them the work accomplished by the museum and our supporters.

If you have questions regarding your membership or to check your membership status please email sumafriends@suu.edu

Free parking is available north of the museum on Harding Ave. Accessible parking is available on Shakespeare Avenue near the Randall Jones Theater or in SUU lot 2 near the PE building.

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Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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The Mental Health Technician program offers 12 months of full online access, allowing participants to study at their own self-paced convenience, and is designed to provide them with a strong foundation in the core principles of mental health support. This program offers immersive career opportunities aimed at fostering well-being and empowering individuals to lead transformational initiatives.

The curriculum encompasses a diverse range of subjects, equipping participants with the skills to lead therapeutic and recreational activities for patients, observe behavior, listen to patient concerns, assist with daily activities and establish productive partnerships. This meticulously crafted program empowers learners to enhance their skill set, fortify their current roles and serves as a blueprint for individuals seeking to transition to a career in mental health support.

Start anytime.

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To express interest in the program, or if you have any questions, please email info@careerstep.com

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Come enjoy some breakfast before we walk over to the Festival of Excellence. Classes during the day are cancelled to be able to participate in the Festival of Excellence and it is a great way to not only support your peers but to also gain insights for your potential future projects!

March 31 | 9am |Honors 3rd Floor Commons

Questions? larryvance@suu.edu

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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(Festival of Excellence Keynote)

Dr. Katy Rodriguez Wimberly is an astrophysicist, storyteller, and passionate advocate for equity in science. As an Assistant Professor at CSU San Bernardino, she studies the faintest and most ancient galaxies orbiting the Milky Way — tiny cosmic fossils that hold clues to the origins of the Universe.

Her journey to the stars has been anything but ordinary. Before becoming a scientist, Katy pursued acting, played saxophone in the Army Reserves, and worked as a Disneyland performer — all while attending community college. Inspired by Star Trek’s Captain Janeway, she reignited her childhood dream of space and went on to earn her PhD in Physics from UC Irvine.

Today, Katy blends her love of astronomy with a deep commitment to mentorship and inclusion in STEM. She serves as Director of Mentorship for the Cal-Bridge Program and Vice President of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific. At home, her universe revolves around her husband and two daughters — her favorite adventure partners for hikes and giggles. Music still fills her life, and yes — Disneyland remains a beloved escape.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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Build Confidence. Strengthen Your Skills. Stand Out in the Workplace.

Whether you're stepping into the workforce for the first time or looking to sharpen your edge with a skills refresh, the T-Bird 10 Professional Skills course is designed with you in mind. This on-demand course features insights from Utah’s all-star professionals, giving you the tools and confidence to succeed in today’s fast-paced workplace.

Each module focuses on a key professional skill, offering practical takeaways, curated learning materials, and a playlist to help you explore each topic more deeply.

Earn a Digital Badge
Complete the full course and receive a verified digital badge to showcase on your LinkedIn profile or digital resume.

Course Options & Pricing

🔹 Full Course — $99
Get access to all ten podcast episodes, full learning modules, and curated “Explore More” playlists. The complete package to boost your professional game from every angle.

🔹 Podcast Series — $49
Listen to ten engaging 30-minute podcast interviews with real professionals discussing real workplace skills. Perfect for learning on the go.

🔹 Individual Modules — $10 each
Pick and choose the topics that matter most to you. Each module includes:

A 30-minute podcast episode

Practical learning materials

A curated “Explore More” playlist

On-Demand Learning, On Your Schedule

No deadlines. No pressure. Start anytime and progress at your own pace. Wherever you are in your career journey, T-Bird 10 Professional Skills is here to help you grow.

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T-Bird 10 Skill and Instructors

Professionalism
Paul Terry, CEO of Cedar Band Corporation

Act in alignment with your personal and organizational values, demonstrate effective work habits, and act in the interest of your larger community and workplace.

Leadership
Julie Castle, CEO of Best Friends Animal Society

Recognize and capitalize on your personal and team strengths to achieve organizational goals.

Communication
Natalie Randall, Executive Director of Utah Tourism Industry Assn.

Clearly and effectively exchange information, ideas, facts, and perspectives with persons inside and outside of your organization.

Cultural Readiness
Weslie Porter, EDIA Accelerator for Utah Division of Human Resource Management

Understand and respect your local culture map; demonstrate the mindset and skills to equitably engage people from different local and global cultures; engage in practices that actively challenge the systems, structures, and policies of inequity.

Critical Thinking
Randy Shumway, Founder of Cicero Group

Identify and respond to situational needs based upon an understanding of your context and logical analysis of relevant information.

Customer Service
Eric Schmutz, CEO and President of State Bank of Southern Utah

Take ownership of stakeholder and customer relationships; provide accurate, time-efficient solutions; act with emotional intelligence while recovering from service failure.

Career Development
Jennifer Colosimo, Division President of FranklinCovey

Proactively develop yourself and your career through continual personal and professional learning, awareness of your strengths and weaknesses, navigation of career opportunities, and networking to build relationships within and outside your organization.

Time and Project Management
Joshua Aikens, Chief of Staff for Zonos

Develop strategies for managing your people, time, resources, and tasks; problem solve creatively; deliver high-quality products and services on time.

Professional Brand
Janson Pace, Business Director for Olympian Noelle Pikus Pace

Develop your professional mission statement and values; establish your brand bio and image for social media; use the most effective words to tell your story.

Teamwork
Eric Leavitt, CEO and Executive Chairman of Leavitt Group

Build and maintain collaborative relationships to work effectively toward common goals, while appreciating diverse viewpoints and shared responsibilities.

Please contact us at prodev@suu.edu or (435) 865-8529 with any questions.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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Join us for this important training and a tasty treat!

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IPIE aims to promote education and reduce harm by staying informed about the latest research and legal developments concerning psychedelics and alternative mental health therapies. Emerging research from various disciplines indicates that these interventions can be remarkably effective in treating a wide range of psychological and neurological disorders.

IPIE sends out weekly emails containing articles and other informational resources to students who have expressed interest in psychedelic research. We also organize weekly meetings where students can gather to discuss and deepen their understanding of psychedelics.

IPIE does not condone the use of illicit substances. IPIE's mission is to educate students and create a space for like-minded individuals to connect.

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Be there for a good time with new opportunities and activities each week!

Invite your friends or come on your own!

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LEAP: Local Events & Activities Programming!

Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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From Theatrical Rights Worldwide:

When freshman acting major Hailey unexpectedly scores the coveted role of Lady Macbeth, her upperclassmen rivals immediately invite her over to "celebrate." As the Fireball and Svedka flow, the young women interrogate their own ambitions as well as the power structures that have shaped their education--and when the night sprials into violent and shocking acts of betrayal, they come to learn that what's done cannot be undone.

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The Salsa Dance Club is dedicated to introduce anyone interested to the world of Salsa music and dance. Our club offers a welcoming, student-led environment for all levels where beginners and pros alike can join in, share their passion, and help our club learn altogether.

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The conference theme is “Hope in Action” and was created to reduce stigma around mental illness and suicide, empower conversation around suicide and mental health, and provide professional development for students and professionals.

Free lunch will be provided for all registered participants.

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Schedule:

9 am - 10:45 am: Keynote speaker Teresa Willie - ''Hope Has A Voice: Let's Talk About Why It's Hard To Be Human" - Great Hall10:45 - 11:00 am: Musical Performance by Valarie Olson - “Joshua’s Waltz” - Great Hall11 am - 11:50 am: Brooke Dunsmore and Sunny Smith - "Crisis Intervention & Prevention: What Does it Look Like?" - Great Hall12 pm - 12:50 pm: Dr. Hatch and Dr. Koenig - “Predictors of Suicidality and Mental Health Variables Among SUU Students” - Great Hall1 pm - 1:30 pm: Lunch and Poster Board Sessions - Great Hall
Poster Board Sessions will be provided by SUU Students presenting on their psychology research they have completed during their time at SUU.1:30 pm - 2:50 pm: QPR and CALM Trainings - Various Locations 3 pm - 3:50 pm: Alyssa Mitchell - “Messaging Matters: Communicating Safely about Suicide” - Great Hall9 am - 4:00 pm: Sensory Room - Rondthaler Boardroom
The Sensory Room will be a quiet room with fidget items, Bi-Tapps and other de-stress items for participants who need a place to decompress9 am - 4:00 pm: Poster Board Sessions - Whiting Room
Poster Board Sessions will be provided by SUU Students presenting on their psychology research they have completed during their time at SUU.

Presented By
The Health and Wellness Center at Southern Utah University
GLS Campus Suicide Prevention Grant
SAMHSA

Sesssions:

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The Mental Health Technician program offers 12 months of full online access, allowing participants to study at their own self-paced convenience, and is designed to provide them with a strong foundation in the core principles of mental health support. This program offers immersive career opportunities aimed at fostering well-being and empowering individuals to lead transformational initiatives.

The curriculum encompasses a diverse range of subjects, equipping participants with the skills to lead therapeutic and recreational activities for patients, observe behavior, listen to patient concerns, assist with daily activities and establish productive partnerships. This meticulously crafted program empowers learners to enhance their skill set, fortify their current roles and serves as a blueprint for individuals seeking to transition to a career in mental health support.

Start anytime.

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To express interest in the program, or if you have any questions, please email info@careerstep.com

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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LEAP: Local Events & Activities Programming!

Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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From Theatrical Rights Worldwide:

When freshman acting major Hailey unexpectedly scores the coveted role of Lady Macbeth, her upperclassmen rivals immediately invite her over to "celebrate." As the Fireball and Svedka flow, the young women interrogate their own ambitions as well as the power structures that have shaped their education--and when the night sprials into violent and shocking acts of betrayal, they come to learn that what's done cannot be undone.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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From Theatrical Rights Worldwide:

When freshman acting major Hailey unexpectedly scores the coveted role of Lady Macbeth, her upperclassmen rivals immediately invite her over to "celebrate." As the Fireball and Svedka flow, the young women interrogate their own ambitions as well as the power structures that have shaped their education--and when the night sprials into violent and shocking acts of betrayal, they come to learn that what's done cannot be undone.

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From Theatrical Rights Worldwide:

When freshman acting major Hailey unexpectedly scores the coveted role of Lady Macbeth, her upperclassmen rivals immediately invite her over to "celebrate." As the Fireball and Svedka flow, the young women interrogate their own ambitions as well as the power structures that have shaped their education--and when the night sprials into violent and shocking acts of betrayal, they come to learn that what's done cannot be undone.

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Geothermal Energy Launchpad: Reimagining Energy from the Ground Up is an immersive, story-driven course that introduces learners to the powerful potential of geothermal energy in today’s evolving energy landscape. From the earliest stages of exploration to the moment clean power hits the grid, participants will follow the real-world journey of geothermal development—discovering the people, processes, and technologies that make it happen.

Along the way, students will meet industry professionals, explore emerging innovations like Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS), and gain insight into the diverse careers shaping this future-ready sector. Whether you’re new to energy or exploring a career path, this course provides a dynamic introduction to geothermal’s role in a cleaner, more resilient world.

What You’ll Learn

Part 1: Reimagining Energy from the Ground Up

Energy at the Center of Change
Discover how clean energy is reshaping the world—and why geothermal is key to the future.

What’s Heating Up Beneath Our Feet?
Learn how geothermal energy works and why it’s gaining ground.

Why Geothermal, Why Now
Explore the forces driving geothermal innovation and investment today.

Part 2: The Geothermal Journey and the People Who Make It Happen

Scouting Land to Find the Heat

Securing Deals and Power Contracts

Drilling Deep to Unlock Earth’s Energy

Preparing the Well for Geothermal Flow

Testing the Subsurface

Wiring Up for Power at the Source

Launching the Flow of Power

Why It Matters

As the world moves toward cleaner, more resilient energy systems, geothermal stands out as a powerful, untapped solution. This course will help you see what’s possible—and how you can be part of it.

Registration is now open—secure your spot today and be part of the next wave of energy innovation.

Register Now

Please contact us at prodev@suu.edu or (435) 865-8529 with any questions.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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Do you have questions about exercise, health, school, etc.? Do you want to get outside and enjoy campus?

Meet at 1pm in front of the P.E. building to walk with Dr. Funk and Dr. Lawrence, every Monday that school is in session starting September 8th.

There are designated walking routes which can be found on the Exercise Science Club Instagram page.

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Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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Celebrate Easter by experiencing The Redeemer: Music on the Life of Jesus the Christ. This profoundly spiritual and stirring show is centered around the life and redemptive mission of The Redeemer Jesus Christ.

Grammy-nominated violinist Jenny Oaks Baker, Emmy Award-winning composer Kurt Bestor, acclaimed narrator and tenor Dallyn Vail Bayles, Tony Award-winning soprano Lisa Hopkins Seegmiller, baritone soloist Preston Yates, and cellist Sarah Noelle Sorhus join the Southern Utah University Symphony Orchestra and Combined Choirs conducted by Dr. Andrew Briggs, to present this glorious multi-media musical journey. Audiences will be thrilled and inspired by beloved hymns, soul-filling original compositions, and magnificent selections from Handel’s Messiah.

The Redeemer 2026 Tour is presented by SoulFill Music Foundation and proud to support #GreaterLove.

Ticket Prices:

General Admission: $14.95 - $46.95 (including fees)Alumni: $10 discount with promo code ALUMNI10Military: $10 discount with promo code MILITARY10SUU Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with valid IDMusic Masterworks Series

SUU's Music Masterworks Series showcases the dedication and talent of our student musicians and esteemed faculty. The series celebrates the richness of musical collaboration and artistry, featuring over 300 performers across the season.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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4:30-5:30pm

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LEAP: Local Events & Activities Programming!

Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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Celebrate Easter by experiencing The Redeemer: Music on the Life of Jesus the Christ. This profoundly spiritual and stirring show is centered around the life and redemptive mission of The Redeemer Jesus Christ.

Grammy-nominated violinist Jenny Oaks Baker, Emmy Award-winning composer Kurt Bestor, acclaimed narrator and tenor Dallyn Vail Bayles, Tony Award-winning soprano Lisa Hopkins Seegmiller, baritone soloist Preston Yates, and cellist Sarah Noelle Sorhus join the Southern Utah University Symphony Orchestra and Combined Choirs conducted by Dr. Andrew Briggs, to present this glorious multi-media musical journey. Audiences will be thrilled and inspired by beloved hymns, soul-filling original compositions, and magnificent selections from Handel’s Messiah.

The Redeemer 2026 Tour is presented by SoulFill Music Foundation and proud to support #GreaterLove.

Ticket Prices:

General Admission: $14.95 - $46.95 (including fees)Alumni: $10 discount with promo code ALUMNI10Military: $10 discount with promo code MILITARY10SUU Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with valid IDMusic Masterworks Series

SUU's Music Masterworks Series showcases the dedication and talent of our student musicians and esteemed faculty. The series celebrates the richness of musical collaboration and artistry, featuring over 300 performers across the season.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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IPIE aims to promote education and reduce harm by staying informed about the latest research and legal developments concerning psychedelics and alternative mental health therapies. Emerging research from various disciplines indicates that these interventions can be remarkably effective in treating a wide range of psychological and neurological disorders.

IPIE sends out weekly emails containing articles and other informational resources to students who have expressed interest in psychedelic research. We also organize weekly meetings where students can gather to discuss and deepen their understanding of psychedelics.

IPIE does not condone the use of illicit substances. IPIE's mission is to educate students and create a space for like-minded individuals to connect.

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Join virtually: https://suu-edu.zoom.us/j/89475668925

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Be there for a good time with new opportunities and activities each week!

Invite your friends or come on your own!

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LEAP: Local Events & Activities Programming!

Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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July - UMR/MedicalAugust - Samera/ Dental and Vision HardwareSeptember - Prescription/MotivRXOctober - Employee Mental Health ResourcesNovember - Medicare & Social SecurityDecember - Life Insurance/Long-Term DisabilityJanuary - FMLA/Workers CompFebruary - Retirement BenefitsMarch - Supplemental InsuranceApril - Open EnrollmentMay - June - Tuition Waivers/Employee Discounts

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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LEAP: Local Events & Activities Programming!

Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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The Salsa Dance Club is dedicated to introduce anyone interested to the world of Salsa music and dance. Our club offers a welcoming, student-led environment for all levels where beginners and pros alike can join in, share their passion, and help our club learn altogether.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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LEAP: Local Events & Activities Programming!

Join SUU Outdoors with beginner friendly outdoor activites Monday-Friday. These activites include and are not limited to:

mountain bikinghikingclimbinglawn gamesrappellingyogaDisc Golfand more!Meet cool people, try new things, explore local areas, and have a blast.

Event details are posted regularly on our Instagram @SUUOutdoors and at Basecamp.

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Tickets are $16 for adults, $12 for alumni, and $8 for non-SUU students. SUU students, faculty, and staff are admitted free with a valid SUU ID. Tickets will be available for purchase at the Utah Shakespeare Festival Ticket Office up to 30 minutes prior to each performance or at www.bard.org/tdaa.

Summary from Concord Theatricals

In this cult classic, sweethearts Brad and Janet, stuck with a flat tire during a storm, discover the eerie mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. As their innocence is lost, Brad and Janet meet a houseful of wild characters, including a rocking biker and a creepy butler. Through elaborate dances and rock songs, Frank-N-Furter unveils his latest creation: a muscular man named "Rocky."

That "Sweet Transvestite" and his motley crew did the "Time Warp" on Broadway in a 25th anniversary revival. Complete with sass from the audience, cascading toilet paper, and an array of other audience participation props, this deliberately kitschy rock n' roll sci-fi gothic musical is more fun than ever!

Content Warning: Adult themes, Mild language, Depictions of violence/death, Sexual content.

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Ticket Prices:

Adults: $10Alumni: $8Youth and Non/SUU Students: $5SUU Students/Faculty/Staff: FREE with valid ID

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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Tickets are $16 for adults, $12 for alumni, and $8 for non-SUU students. SUU students, faculty, and staff are admitted free with a valid SUU ID. Tickets will be available for purchase at the Utah Shakespeare Festival Ticket Office up to 30 minutes prior to each performance or at www.bard.org/tdaa.

Summary from Concord Theatricals

In this cult classic, sweethearts Brad and Janet, stuck with a flat tire during a storm, discover the eerie mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. As their innocence is lost, Brad and Janet meet a houseful of wild characters, including a rocking biker and a creepy butler. Through elaborate dances and rock songs, Frank-N-Furter unveils his latest creation: a muscular man named "Rocky."

That "Sweet Transvestite" and his motley crew did the "Time Warp" on Broadway in a 25th anniversary revival. Complete with sass from the audience, cascading toilet paper, and an array of other audience participation props, this deliberately kitschy rock n' roll sci-fi gothic musical is more fun than ever!

Content Warning: Adult themes, Mild language, Depictions of violence/death, Sexual content.

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Tickets are $16 for adults, $12 for alumni, and $8 for non-SUU students. SUU students, faculty, and staff are admitted free with a valid SUU ID. Tickets will be available for purchase at the Utah Shakespeare Festival Ticket Office up to 30 minutes prior to each performance or at www.bard.org/tdaa.

Summary from Concord Theatricals

In this cult classic, sweethearts Brad and Janet, stuck with a flat tire during a storm, discover the eerie mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. As their innocence is lost, Brad and Janet meet a houseful of wild characters, including a rocking biker and a creepy butler. Through elaborate dances and rock songs, Frank-N-Furter unveils his latest creation: a muscular man named "Rocky."

That "Sweet Transvestite" and his motley crew did the "Time Warp" on Broadway in a 25th anniversary revival. Complete with sass from the audience, cascading toilet paper, and an array of other audience participation props, this deliberately kitschy rock n' roll sci-fi gothic musical is more fun than ever!

Content Warning: Adult themes, Mild language, Depictions of violence/death, Sexual content.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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Do you have questions about exercise, health, school, etc.? Do you want to get outside and enjoy campus?

Meet at 1pm in front of the P.E. building to walk with Dr. Funk and Dr. Lawrence, every Monday that school is in session starting September 8th.

There are designated walking routes which can be found on the Exercise Science Club Instagram page.

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Tickets are $16 for adults, $12 for alumni, and $8 for non-SUU students. SUU students, faculty, and staff are admitted free with a valid SUU ID. Tickets will be available for purchase at the Utah Shakespeare Festival Ticket Office up to 30 minutes prior to each performance or at www.bard.org/tdaa.

Summary from Concord Theatricals

In this cult classic, sweethearts Brad and Janet, stuck with a flat tire during a storm, discover the eerie mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. As their innocence is lost, Brad and Janet meet a houseful of wild characters, including a rocking biker and a creepy butler. Through elaborate dances and rock songs, Frank-N-Furter unveils his latest creation: a muscular man named "Rocky."

That "Sweet Transvestite" and his motley crew did the "Time Warp" on Broadway in a 25th anniversary revival. Complete with sass from the audience, cascading toilet paper, and an array of other audience participation props, this deliberately kitschy rock n' roll sci-fi gothic musical is more fun than ever!

Content Warning: Adult themes, Mild language, Depictions of violence/death, Sexual content.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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Join us for this important training and a tasty treat!

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Visit our website for details, descriptions, a timeline, examples, and more! Registration will open soon to compete in the Negotiation Competition or Role Play Competition. Registration and more information will be provided this spring.

And don't forget to join us for this year's Thunder Sales Career Fair! More information will be coming. Refreshments will be provided.

#thundersales #suuprosales #suuprofessionalsales

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Suu alumni, Phil Tuttle grew up on an alfalfa farm in Holden, Utah, where he developed a deep respect for the outdoors and the natural world. After serving a 2 year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Brazil, he attended SUU, earning his bachelor’s degree in Biology/Zoology. He went on to complete a Master’s of Natural Resources degree at Utah State University with an emphasis in Fisheries.

Phil began his career as a Fisheries Biologist with the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, later serving the agency as an Outreach Manager and Videographer/Content Creator. His passion for storytelling and conservation led him to freelance filmmaking, where he has produced more than ten films selected for the International Fly Fishing Film Festival (IF4). Four of his films have earned top honors as "Best Feature Film" at the festival.

In recent years, Phil has transitioned his creative and scientific expertise into entrepreneurship. He founded Antler Tech, a rapidly growing 3D printing company specializing in high-fidelity antler and skull reproductions. Now running Antler Tech full-time, he continues to combine innovation, artistry, and a lifelong dedication to wildlife and the outdoors.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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4:30-5:30pm

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For questions, contact Kim Sawyer at kimberlysawyer@suu.edu.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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IPIE aims to promote education and reduce harm by staying informed about the latest research and legal developments concerning psychedelics and alternative mental health therapies. Emerging research from various disciplines indicates that these interventions can be remarkably effective in treating a wide range of psychological and neurological disorders.

IPIE sends out weekly emails containing articles and other informational resources to students who have expressed interest in psychedelic research. We also organize weekly meetings where students can gather to discuss and deepen their understanding of psychedelics.

IPIE does not condone the use of illicit substances. IPIE's mission is to educate students and create a space for like-minded individuals to connect.

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Be there for a good time with new opportunities and activities each week!

Invite your friends or come on your own!

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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(SUU Signature Lecture Series)

Melinda Ford is an Associate Professor in the Accounting Department in the Dixie L. Leavitt School of Business. She teaches Financial and Managerial Accounting courses.

Her professional experience is in corporate accounting for both manufacturing and service firms. In addition, she has also provided strategic and operational consulting to local and international firms.

Mel is most passionate about corporate governance and business ethics, which is reflected in her research to date. She primarily explores how individuals make decisions of an ethical nature in business settings using experiments.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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This meeting will be held in the Starlight Room.

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The Salsa Dance Club is dedicated to introduce anyone interested to the world of Salsa music and dance. Our club offers a welcoming, student-led environment for all levels where beginners and pros alike can join in, share their passion, and help our club learn altogether.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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The exhibition will run until June 30, 2026.

The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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Tickets are $16 for adults, $12 for alumni, and $8 for non-SUU students. SUU students, faculty, and staff are admitted free with a valid SUU ID. Tickets will be available for purchase at the Utah Shakespeare Festival Ticket Office up to 30 minutes prior to each performance or at www.bard.org/tdaa.

Summary from Concord Theatricals

In this cult classic, sweethearts Brad and Janet, stuck with a flat tire during a storm, discover the eerie mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. As their innocence is lost, Brad and Janet meet a houseful of wild characters, including a rocking biker and a creepy butler. Through elaborate dances and rock songs, Frank-N-Furter unveils his latest creation: a muscular man named "Rocky."

That "Sweet Transvestite" and his motley crew did the "Time Warp" on Broadway in a 25th anniversary revival. Complete with sass from the audience, cascading toilet paper, and an array of other audience participation props, this deliberately kitschy rock n' roll sci-fi gothic musical is more fun than ever!

Content Warning: Adult themes, Mild language, Depictions of violence/death, Sexual content.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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Tickets are $16 for adults, $12 for alumni, and $8 for non-SUU students. SUU students, faculty, and staff are admitted free with a valid SUU ID. Tickets will be available for purchase at the Utah Shakespeare Festival Ticket Office up to 30 minutes prior to each performance or at www.bard.org/tdaa.

Summary from Concord Theatricals

In this cult classic, sweethearts Brad and Janet, stuck with a flat tire during a storm, discover the eerie mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter. As their innocence is lost, Brad and Janet meet a houseful of wild characters, including a rocking biker and a creepy butler. Through elaborate dances and rock songs, Frank-N-Furter unveils his latest creation: a muscular man named "Rocky."

That "Sweet Transvestite" and his motley crew did the "Time Warp" on Broadway in a 25th anniversary revival. Complete with sass from the audience, cascading toilet paper, and an array of other audience participation props, this deliberately kitschy rock n' roll sci-fi gothic musical is more fun than ever!

Content Warning: Adult themes, Mild language, Depictions of violence/death, Sexual content.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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Do you have questions about exercise, health, school, etc.? Do you want to get outside and enjoy campus?

Meet at 1pm in front of the P.E. building to walk with Dr. Funk and Dr. Lawrence, every Monday that school is in session starting September 8th.

There are designated walking routes which can be found on the Exercise Science Club Instagram page.

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Launch, Grow, Thrive

Build workplace skills with two connected learning tracks that strengthen both employees and leaders. The WorkplaceReady Job Skills and Mentoring pathways work together to improve communication, confidence, and team performance.

Employees: Build Confidence. Build Skills. Build Your Career.

Designed for anyone entering the workforce or advancing in their current role, this three-course online series focuses on practical skills employees can use right away. Each course includes a one-on-one check-in with a manager or mentor for added support and reflection.

What You’ll Gain

Real-world workplace skills

Self-paced, fully online learning

Structured check-ins with a mentor or manager

A clear connection to the Mentoring Pathway for continued growth

Employer: Support Growth. Strengthen Teams. Lead with Purpose.

Created for supervisors, managers, and team leads, this three-course series helps leaders guide employees through the Job Skills pathway. Learn how to offer steady support, set clear expectations, and grow as a leader while mentoring others.

What You’ll Learn

How to coach employees through skill-building

Strong communication and guidance practices

A consistent approach to leadership

How to run effective one-on-one check-ins

How the Two Pathways Work Together

The Job Skills and Mentoring pathways are designed as a matched system. Employees build core workplace skills while leaders learn how to support that development. Together, they create a stronger, more connected workplace.

Full Pathway Savings

Enroll in all three courses within either pathway and receive a discounted rate.

Benefits of Completing a Full Pathway

Step-by-step skill development

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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If you plan on attending, please email hrtraining@suu.edu to confirm your attendance and to communicate any dietary restrictions, if any.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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Our second graduating class of BFA Filmmaking students will screen their senior thesis films in competition for a variety of honors, including the Grand Jury Prizes for Narrative & Documentary Film.

Schedule for the evening:

4:00 to 5:00 p.m. | Red Carpet5:00 to 7:00 p.m. | Screening of Short Films7:00 p.m. | Awards Ceremony7:30 to 9:30 p.m. | Award Pictures, Food, Music, and After Party

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IPIE aims to promote education and reduce harm by staying informed about the latest research and legal developments concerning psychedelics and alternative mental health therapies. Emerging research from various disciplines indicates that these interventions can be remarkably effective in treating a wide range of psychological and neurological disorders.

IPIE sends out weekly emails containing articles and other informational resources to students who have expressed interest in psychedelic research. We also organize weekly meetings where students can gather to discuss and deepen their understanding of psychedelics.

IPIE does not condone the use of illicit substances. IPIE's mission is to educate students and create a space for like-minded individuals to connect.

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Be there for a good time with new opportunities and activities each week!

Invite your friends or come on your own!

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February 25, 2026, 9:00am - 4:00pmFebruary 26, 2026, 9:00am - 4:00pmApril 23, 2026, 8:00am - 6:00pmApril 24, 2026, 7:00am - 4:00pmQuestions? Email Trekker trekkerburt@suu.edu or call 435-865-8221.

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For more information at SUU Commencement, visit suu.edu/graduation.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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The Procession will march from the upper quad through the Carter Carillon and down to the Commencement Ceremony held in the America First Event Center. Procession will begin at 6:30 pm.

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Seating is held on a first come-first served basis. Doors open to the Event Center at 5:00 PM.

For more information visit suu.edu/graduation.

Event is livestreamed online and simulcast on SUTV Cable Channel 9.

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February 25, 2026, 9:00am - 4:00pmFebruary 26, 2026, 9:00am - 4:00pmApril 23, 2026, 8:00am - 6:00pmApril 24, 2026, 7:00am - 4:00pmQuestions? Email Trekker trekkerburt@suu.edu or call 435-865-8221.

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America First Event Center | 8:00 AM

College Degree Convocations
Each master's, bachelor's, and associate degree graduate is individually recognized, called to walk and accept their diploma in their respective academic college ceremony. Tickets are not required.

Line Up for College Degree Convocations
Line up for the College of Humanities & Social Sciences Convocation begins at 7:00 AM in the Tunnel of the America First Event Center.

Doors Open
Doors open for the event at 7:30 AM

Event is livestreamed online and simulcast on SUTV Cable Channel 9.

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The Opening Reception for Volonté will be on March 31, 2026, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Exhibiting Seniors:

Emma Atkin, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Brynley Baird, Graphic Design; Lindzee Banks, Photography; Melanie Barker, Graphic Design; Robert Bash, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Katrina Bishop, Graphic Design; Katherine Brough, Graphic Design; Damian Cervantes, Graphic Design; Amber Crowe, Illustration; Elise Ekker, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Sarah Ferris, Graphic Design; Rachel Franco, Ceramics/Sculpture; Mykah N. Furlong, Photography; Orlando Grayson, Filmmaking; Aaron Gutierrez, Photography; Anne Hacker, Filmmaking; Jamie Hapsmith, Filmmaking; Nathan Hutto, Graphic Design; Sterling McKay Larrabee, Graphic Design; Brooke Larkin, Illustration; Cassidy Lee, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Jack Matthews, Filmmaking; Parker Meredith, Filmmaking; Jacky Nay, Graphic Design; Dylan Orton, Graphic Design; Elizabeth Parkin, Graphic Design; Virginia Rogers, Graphic Design; Isabella Sanchez, Painting/Drawing/Printmaking; Reina Staheli, Photography; Maddie Staley, Graphic Design; Brady Stromberg, Filmmaking; August Strouse, Illustration; Carter Tai Walker, Filmmaking; Makayla Tobler, Graphic Design; Lily Tolman, Photography; EJ Williams, Graphic Design; and Kylie Woodbury, Graphic Design.

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America First Event Center | 10:30 AM

College Degree Convocations
Each master's, bachelor's, and associate degree graduate is individually recognized, called to walk and accept their diploma in their respective academic college ceremony. Tickets are not required.

Line Up for College Degree Convocations
Line up for the College of Health Sciences Convocation begins at 9:30 AM in the Tunnel of the America First Event Center.

Doors Open
Doors open for the event at 10:00 AM

Event is livestreamed online and simulcast on SUTV Cable Channel 9.

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America First Event Center | 12:00 PM

College Degree Convocations
Each master's, bachelor's, and associate degree graduate is individually recognized, called to walk and accept their diploma in their respective academic college ceremony. Tickets are not required.

Line Up for College Degree Convocations
Line up for the College of Performing & Visual Arts Convocation begins at 11:00 AM in the Tunnel of the America First Event Center.

Doors Open
Doors open for the event at 11:30 AM

Event is livestreamed online and simulcast on SUTV Cable Channel 9.

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America First Event Center | 1:30 PM

College Degree Convocations
Each master's, bachelor's, and associate degree graduate is individually recognized, called to walk and accept their diploma in their respective academic college ceremony. Tickets are not required.

Line Up for College Degree Convocations
Line up for the Beverley Taylor Sorenson College of Education and Human Development Convocation begins at 12:30 PM in the Tunnel of the America First Event Center.

Doors Open
Doors open for the event at 1:00 PM

Event is livestreamed online and simulcast on SUTV Cable Channel 9.

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America First Event Center | 3:30 PM

College Degree Convocations
Each master's, bachelor's, and associate degree graduate is individually recognized, called to walk and accept their diploma in their respective academic college ceremony. Tickets are not required.

Line Up for College Degree Convocations
Line up for the Dixie L. Leavitt School of Business Convocation begins at 2:30 PM in the Tunnel of the America First Event Center.

Doors Open
Doors open for the event at 3:00 PM

Event is livestreamed online and simulcast on SUTV Cable Channel 9.

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America First Event Center | 5:30 PM

College Degree Convocations
Each master's, bachelor's, and associate degree graduate is individually recognized, called to walk and accept their diploma in their respective academic college ceremony. Tickets are not required.

Line Up for College Degree Convocations
Line up for the Walter Maxwell Gibson College of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics Convocation begins at 4:30 PM in the Tunnel of the America First Event Center.

Doors Open
Doors open for the event at 5:00 PM

Event is livestreamed online and simulcast on SUTV Cable Channel 9.

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America First Event Center | 7:30 PM

College Degree Convocations
Each master's, bachelor's, and associate degree graduate is individually recognized, called to walk and accept their diploma in their respective academic college ceremony. Tickets are not required.

Line Up for College Degree Convocations
Line up for the School of Aviation Convocation begins at 6:30 PM in the Tunnel of the America First Event Center.

Doors Open
Doors open for the event at 7:00 PM

Event is livestreamed online and simulcast on SUTV Cable Channel 9.

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The museum will be closed March 9-13, 2026 during SUU's Spring Break, and April 20-24, 2026 for Finals Week.

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CCMA 96th Virtuoso Season (All performances begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Heritage Center Theater)

Utah Symphony · Tuesday, September 30, 2025A leading cultural organization in the Intermountain West, the Utah Symphony has a rich history of international and domestic tours, award-winning recordings, and in-depth educational programs. Today, the orchestra's 85 full-time professional musicians perform over 175 concerts each season.Repertory Dance Theatre · Tuesday, October 21, 2025The Repertory Dance Theatre (RDT) is the nation's oldest and most successful repertory dance company. Patrons will be amazed by their beauty, power, grace, and athleticism. For over 55 years, RDT has pushed the boundaries of modern dance, while preserving and celebrating its legacy. Art in motion, expressed through human bodies, as modern dance.Night of Double Duets · November 12, 2025Act 1 - The Kossler Duo - Brothers Adam and John Kossler have established themselves individually as soloists, chamber musicians, and educators. The brothers recently released their first album titled "Danse Macabre", a collection of their own transcriptions for guitar duo. The Kossler Brothers bring a fresh and exciting feel to the genre of Classical Guitar.Act 2 - The Kouzov Duo - Featuring Piano and Cello, Russia's Kouzov Duo, has performed in major music centers including New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles. An international festival favorite, their repertoire features works by Beethoven and Brahms. Both Yulia and Dmitry are dedicated to teaching and sharing their musical expertise, enriching the educational landscape for aspiring musicians.The Valencia Baryton Project · Thursday, January 8, 2026The Valencia Baryton Project performs lost pieces of music written for a forgotten classical instrument, the Baryton. A cross between a Lirone and a Viol da Gamba, the Baryton has realized a new birth. Hear works purposely written for the Baryton by composers such as Franz Joseph Haydn, left unplayed for centuries.Due West · Tuesday, February 10, 2026Due West is an American country music group from Nashville, Tennessee. The group consists of Tim Gates (lead vocals), Brad Hull (harmony vocals, guitar), and Matthew Lopez (harmony vocals, guitar). Due West has released two full-length studio albums, several EPs, and five singles, including "Things You Can't Do in a Car", which charted number 47 on Billboard Hot Country songs. Members of Due West have also written songs for Bucky Covington and Lady Antebellum.Special Consensus · Tuesday, March 10, 2026Special Consensus, marking its 50th anniversary in 2025, continues to deliver a vibrant contemporary bluegrass sound, deeply rooted in tradition. The band released "Been All Around This World" in June 2025. Led by Greg Cahill, a recipient of the prestigious International Bluegrass Music Association Distinguished Achievement Award and an inductee into the Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music in America Hall of Greats, Special Consensus has been a cornerstone of the Bluegrass community for five decades.Ilya Yakushev · Tuesday, April 28, 2026Pianist Ilya Yakushev, with many awards and honors to his credit, continues to astound and mesmerize audiences at major venues on three continents. British label Numbus Records released Yakushev's CD "Prokofiev Sonatas Vol. 1". "Yakushev is one of the very best young pianists before the public today, and it doesn't seem to matter what repertoire he plays—it is all of the highest caliber." - American Record Guide.

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The Mental Health Technician program offers 12 months of full online access, allowing participants to study at their own self-paced convenience, and is designed to provide them with a strong foundation in the core principles of mental health support. This program offers immersive career opportunities aimed at fostering well-being and empowering individuals to lead transformational initiatives.

The curriculum encompasses a diverse range of subjects, equipping participants with the skills to lead therapeutic and recreational activities for patients, observe behavior, listen to patient concerns, assist with daily activities and establish productive partnerships. This meticulously crafted program empowers learners to enhance their skill set, fortify their current roles and serves as a blueprint for individuals seeking to transition to a career in mental health support.

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To express interest in the program, or if you have any questions, please email info@careerstep.com

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January 29thFebruary 26thMarch 26thApril 30thMay 28thJune 25thJuly 23rdPlease respect that our Coffee Hour is a space for connection, support, and community building. It is not intended for business pitches, organizational promotion, or solicitation of any kind.

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The Mental Health Technician program offers 12 months of full online access, allowing participants to study at their own self-paced convenience, and is designed to provide them with a strong foundation in the core principles of mental health support. This program offers immersive career opportunities aimed at fostering well-being and empowering individuals to lead transformational initiatives.

The curriculum encompasses a diverse range of subjects, equipping participants with the skills to lead therapeutic and recreational activities for patients, observe behavior, listen to patient concerns, assist with daily activities and establish productive partnerships. This meticulously crafted program empowers learners to enhance their skill set, fortify their current roles and serves as a blueprint for individuals seeking to transition to a career in mental health support.

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Build Confidence. Strengthen Your Skills. Stand Out in the Workplace.

Whether you're stepping into the workforce for the first time or looking to sharpen your edge with a skills refresh, the T-Bird 10 Professional Skills course is designed with you in mind. This on-demand course features insights from Utah’s all-star professionals, giving you the tools and confidence to succeed in today’s fast-paced workplace.

Each module focuses on a key professional skill, offering practical takeaways, curated learning materials, and a playlist to help you explore each topic more deeply.

Earn a Digital Badge
Complete the full course and receive a verified digital badge to showcase on your LinkedIn profile or digital resume.

Course Options & Pricing

🔹 Full Course — $99
Get access to all ten podcast episodes, full learning modules, and curated “Explore More” playlists. The complete package to boost your professional game from every angle.

🔹 Podcast Series — $49
Listen to ten engaging 30-minute podcast interviews with real professionals discussing real workplace skills. Perfect for learning on the go.

🔹 Individual Modules — $10 each
Pick and choose the topics that matter most to you. Each module includes:

A 30-minute podcast episode

Practical learning materials

A curated “Explore More” playlist

On-Demand Learning, On Your Schedule

No deadlines. No pressure. Start anytime and progress at your own pace. Wherever you are in your career journey, T-Bird 10 Professional Skills is here to help you grow.

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T-Bird 10 Skill and Instructors

Professionalism
Paul Terry, CEO of Cedar Band Corporation

Act in alignment with your personal and organizational values, demonstrate effective work habits, and act in the interest of your larger community and workplace.

Leadership
Julie Castle, CEO of Best Friends Animal Society

Recognize and capitalize on your personal and team strengths to achieve organizational goals.

Communication
Natalie Randall, Executive Director of Utah Tourism Industry Assn.

Clearly and effectively exchange information, ideas, facts, and perspectives with persons inside and outside of your organization.

Cultural Readiness
Weslie Porter, EDIA Accelerator for Utah Division of Human Resource Management

Understand and respect your local culture map; demonstrate the mindset and skills to equitably engage people from different local and global cultures; engage in practices that actively challenge the systems, structures, and policies of inequity.

Critical Thinking
Randy Shumway, Founder of Cicero Group

Identify and respond to situational needs based upon an understanding of your context and logical analysis of relevant information.

Customer Service
Eric Schmutz, CEO and President of State Bank of Southern Utah

Take ownership of stakeholder and customer relationships; provide accurate, time-efficient solutions; act with emotional intelligence while recovering from service failure.

Career Development
Jennifer Colosimo, Division President of FranklinCovey

Proactively develop yourself and your career through continual personal and professional learning, awareness of your strengths and weaknesses, navigation of career opportunities, and networking to build relationships within and outside your organization.

Time and Project Management
Joshua Aikens, Chief of Staff for Zonos

Develop strategies for managing your people, time, resources, and tasks; problem solve creatively; deliver high-quality products and services on time.

Professional Brand
Janson Pace, Business Director for Olympian Noelle Pikus Pace

Develop your professional mission statement and values; establish your brand bio and image for social media; use the most effective words to tell your story.

Teamwork
Eric Leavitt, CEO and Executive Chairman of Leavitt Group

Build and maintain collaborative relationships to work effectively toward common goals, while appreciating diverse viewpoints and shared responsibilities.

Please contact us at prodev@suu.edu or (435) 865-8529 with any questions.

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Geothermal Energy Launchpad: Reimagining Energy from the Ground Up is an immersive, story-driven course that introduces learners to the powerful potential of geothermal energy in today’s evolving energy landscape. From the earliest stages of exploration to the moment clean power hits the grid, participants will follow the real-world journey of geothermal development—discovering the people, processes, and technologies that make it happen.

Along the way, students will meet industry professionals, explore emerging innovations like Enhanced Geothermal Systems (EGS), and gain insight into the diverse careers shaping this future-ready sector. Whether you’re new to energy or exploring a career path, this course provides a dynamic introduction to geothermal’s role in a cleaner, more resilient world.

What You’ll Learn

Part 1: Reimagining Energy from the Ground Up

Energy at the Center of Change
Discover how clean energy is reshaping the world—and why geothermal is key to the future.

What’s Heating Up Beneath Our Feet?
Learn how geothermal energy works and why it’s gaining ground.

Why Geothermal, Why Now
Explore the forces driving geothermal innovation and investment today.

Part 2: The Geothermal Journey and the People Who Make It Happen

Scouting Land to Find the Heat

Securing Deals and Power Contracts

Drilling Deep to Unlock Earth’s Energy

Preparing the Well for Geothermal Flow

Testing the Subsurface

Wiring Up for Power at the Source

Launching the Flow of Power

Why It Matters

As the world moves toward cleaner, more resilient energy systems, geothermal stands out as a powerful, untapped solution. This course will help you see what’s possible—and how you can be part of it.

Registration is now open—secure your spot today and be part of the next wave of energy innovation.

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Successfully completing FSAS results in a digital microcredential that, when stacked together with the Dog Lifesaving Fundamentals and Cat Lifesaving Fundamentals, completes the Contemporary Animal Services Fundamentals Certificate.

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Course Components and Benefits

FSAS focuses on expanding critical knowledge and expertise in contemporary animal services.Activities and discussions in every module are designed to enhance professional skills that increase lifesaving.Participants are empowered to support their communities in proven strategies and programs.FSAS creates a network of animal services professionals and a community of pet lifesaving advocates for support.Learners will better understand how their own personal skill set can effectively support lifesaving programs.Each graduate will earn one credit and a Finding Success in Animal Services digital badge from Southern Utah University (SUU).Pay for Course

If you have any questions, email learning@bestfriends.org

The Contemporary Animal Services Fundamentals Certificate from Southern Utah University showcases your comprehensive knowledge, professional dedication, and readiness to advance in the field of animal services, strengthening your qualifications for future career opportunities.

*The course is currently offered in English only. However, most browsers provide built-in translation features that can help you access the material in your preferred language.

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July - UMR/MedicalAugust - Samera/ Dental and Vision HardwareSeptember - Prescription/MotivRXOctober - Employee Mental Health ResourcesNovember - Medicare & Social SecurityDecember - Life Insurance/Long-Term DisabilityJanuary - FMLA/Workers CompFebruary - Retirement BenefitsMarch - Supplemental InsuranceApril - Open EnrollmentMay - June - Tuition Waivers/Employee Discounts

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Launch, Grow, Thrive

Build workplace skills with two connected learning tracks that strengthen both employees and leaders. The WorkplaceReady Job Skills and Mentoring pathways work together to improve communication, confidence, and team performance.

Employees: Build Confidence. Build Skills. Build Your Career.

Designed for anyone entering the workforce or advancing in their current role, this three-course online series focuses on practical skills employees can use right away. Each course includes a one-on-one check-in with a manager or mentor for added support and reflection.

What You’ll Gain

Real-world workplace skills

Self-paced, fully online learning

Structured check-ins with a mentor or manager

A clear connection to the Mentoring Pathway for continued growth

Employer: Support Growth. Strengthen Teams. Lead with Purpose.

Created for supervisors, managers, and team leads, this three-course series helps leaders guide employees through the Job Skills pathway. Learn how to offer steady support, set clear expectations, and grow as a leader while mentoring others.

What You’ll Learn

How to coach employees through skill-building

Strong communication and guidance practices

A consistent approach to leadership

How to run effective one-on-one check-ins

How the Two Pathways Work Together

The Job Skills and Mentoring pathways are designed as a matched system. Employees build core workplace skills while leaders learn how to support that development. Together, they create a stronger, more connected workplace.

Full Pathway Savings

Enroll in all three courses within either pathway and receive a discounted rate.

Benefits of Completing a Full Pathway

Step-by-step skill development

A smoother learning experience

A full pathway certificate that signals commitment to growth

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