Faculty and staff are encouraged to sign up for the iChange listserv to receive updates about the university’s Aspire Alliance activities. USU is one of 19 universities across the nation selected to participate in an initiative to foster an inclusive and diverse STEM faculty.
Encourage your students to take advantage of amazing seminar, colloquium and lecture opportunities offered by the College of Science’s six departments. Check our college’s home page calendar and departmental websites often for great talks; many by visiting scholars.
The USU Science Writing Center (SWC) asks faculty to encourage students to use the center by offering extra credit for visits (requiring first visit and offering extra credit for subsequent visits) and incentivizing visits at each stage of multi-step assignments. For more information, contact the center’s assistant director, Kendall Becker, at kendall.becker@usu.edu.
USU offers numerous opportunities for undergraduate to fund and to present their research. Keep an eye on the USU Office of Research website to learn about opportunities.
The USU Ecology Center is an interdisciplinary hub of learning, research and networking opportunities. Learn more about this unique center, including its monthly seminars featuring visiting scholars.
Join us on Zoom Friday, March 19, at 7 pm MST, as USU political scientist Jeannie Johnson presents, “The Dark Side of Dataveillance.” An online Q&A follows Dr. Johnson’s talk.
Creating a learning activity video for Science Unwrapped is a great way to get involved in volunteer STEM outreach. Contact Mary-Ann Muffoletto, maryann.muffoletto@usu.edu, for information.
