USU introduces “ScholarshipUniverse,” a new scholarship application platform, which includes all university, College of Science, and departmental scholarships. Apply online, with one application, to be considered for multiple opportunities. You’ll receive email updates of any additional scholarships for which you’re eligible to apply. If you wish to be considered for need-based scholarships, you must fill out the FAFSA. Questions? Contact Associate Dean Sean Johnson at sean.johnson@usu.edu

USU computer scientist Mario Harper presents “Hard Choices: Being a Robot in a Human World”at Science Unwrapped Friday, Jan. 28, at 7 p.m. in ESLC 130. All are welcome! The presentation will also be live-streamed at usu.edu/unwrapped. Want to create a learning activity video for Science Unwrapped? Contact Mary-Ann Muffoletto at maryann.muffoletto@usu.edu.

The College of Science Hardship Fund provides one-time, emergency financial assistance to students within the college who are experiencing a crisis. This fund is separate from the university’s Student Emergency Fund, from which science majors may also apply for assistance. To access the fund’s website, select “Students” from the main navigation bar on the College of Science home page and select “Student Hardship Fund” from the drop-down menu.

For questions beyond the information on the website, please contact Associate Dean Sean Johnson at sean.johnson@usu.edu.

Did you know Utah State offers a variety of support services for students? Don’t hesitate to reach out to these resources for information and assistance. You matter.

USU’s Career Design Center offers a variety of fairs to help you find post-graduate careers and more. The center also provides resources to help you craft a resume and prepare for job interviews. Coming up: Summer Job Fair (Jan. 19) and Spring STEM Career Fair (Feb. 9-10).

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