Mark your calendar for the first week of November, as your student Science Council presents a week of activities: Mental Health Night, Science Carnival Games, Rapid Fire Research Presentations, Science Trivia Night, Observatory Viewing Night and the 2015 blockbuster movie, “The Martian.”

You have 4 minutes and 4 slides: Would you like to present your research Wednesday, Nov. 3, 6 pm in LSB 133 during Science Week? Apply by Wednesday, Oct. 27. Questions? Contact manuel.santana@usu.edu. 

24-HOURS-2-GIVE: Every contribution counts. Join in USU’s ‘A’ Day of Giving as an individual donor or with your student organization. Create your Aggie impact.

You may not like mosquitoes, but they like you. USU researcher Norah Saarman speaks about tracking these pesky critters, with satellites and genetics, at Science Unwrapped, Friday, Oct. 29, at 7 pm in ESLC 130. The free presentation will also be livestreamed from the Science Unwrapped website.

Would you like to volunteer to provide video learning activities for Science Unwrapped? Contact Mary-Ann Muffoletto at maryann.muffoletto@usu.edu for details.

Spring 2022 Registration Opens Nov. 8  

Stay on track with your degree plan by checking in with your advisor.

Also, upload proof of your COVID-19 vaccination to avoid registration delays. If you don’t upload proof, you’ll be asked to declare your vaccination status prior to being allowed to register. This process begins Oct. 20. To upload proof and for more information, visit the USU Vaccine Requirement website: https://www.usu.edu/covid-19/testing/vaccine-requirement

Need help with science papers, reports, posters, etc.? Schedule an in-person or online appointment with USU’s Science Writing Center.

The center seeks your help with an online survey, to improve its service to you: https://usu.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2hFZKIg2cxghkPk

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 Greg Podgorski at greg.podgorski@usu.edu.

September/October 2021 Calendar