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3848 Harrison Blvd
Ogden, UT 84408
(801) 626-6000

We are a self-supporting enterprise, owned by Weber State University. We sell WSU clothing, computer items (hardware & Software), school & office supplies, general books & gifts, and course materials for class.

The Wildcat Store is a self-supporting, auxiliary enterprise, owned by Weber State University and operated by university employees. We support the mission of the University by providing educational and convenience items at the lowest cost consistent with the Utah State Board of Regents policy. Any profits are returned to the university to support its mission and enhance student programs.

The Stewart Library Is the heart of Weber State's campus. We provide assistance and resources for students, faculty and staff associated with Weber State University. We also provide services and assistance to our local community. Along with providing over 600,000 print resources and almost a million online sources we also house the University Archives and Special Collections. The University Archives documents the history of Weber State University. The Special Collections documents the history of Northern Utah.

News from the dance, music and theatre students, faculty and friends that keep the performing arts alive in our community.

If you want a safe form to DISCUSS DIVERSITY with students and staff, opportunities to EDUCATE others and LEARN about different cultures, GET INVOLVED with the Center for Diversity and Unity. Additional Resources... Alumni Center | 801-626-7535 American Indian Council Asian Pacific/Islander Council Community Involvement Center | 801-626-7737 Counseling and Psychological Services Center | 801-626-6406 Hispanic Area Council International Student and Scholar Center | 801-626-6853 Multicultural Student Center | 801-626-7330 Nontraditional Student Programs and Services | 801-626-7794 Office of Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunities | 801-626-6239 Office of the Assistant to the President for Diversity | 801-626-6338 Services for Students with Disabilities | 801-626-6413 Student Clubs and Organizations | 801-626-6349 American Indian Council ASL Club Amnesty International ACTMM Intervarsity BSU Chinese Club Feminists United Network Student Health Center | 801-626-6459 (Ogden Campus) | 801-395-3521 (Davis Campus) Student Involvement and Leadership | 801-626-6349 Student Programs & Services (Davis Campus-Information Desk) | 801-395-3460 Student to Student Outreach Program | 801-626-7006 Student Wellness Center | 801-626-7561 The Signpost | 801-626-7974 Veterans’ Services | 801-626-6039 Women’s Center | 801-626-6090 Women’s Studies Program | 801-626-7632 WSU Gay/Straight Alliance | http://www.facebook.com/wildcat.gsa?sk=wall American Civil Liberties Union of Utah | 801-521-9862 Equality Utah | 801-355-3479 Inclusion Center | 801-587-0823 NAACP of Utah | 877-637-1958 Native American Council Northern Utah HIV/AIDS Coalition | 801-393-4153 Ogden OUTreach Resource Center | 801-686-4528 Planned Parenthood of Utah | 801-532-1586 Refugee Services Offices Transgender Education Advocates of Utah Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake | 801-486-4877 Utah Multicultural Affairs | 801-245-7210 Utah Pride Center | 801-539-8800 Utah’s Department of Community and Culture | 801-245-7202 Weber Morgan Health Department Coloring Outside the Lines | http://www.facebook.com/#%21/slcc.col Coloring Outside the Lines is a student group at Salt Lake Community College. GLBTA Services (Utah State) | 435-797-1728 The LGBTQA Programs within the Access & Diversity Center provide support to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, and Allied (LGBTQA) students, faculty, and staff. We promote understanding and acceptance of diversity through education and outreach. We provide an LGBTQA Center, which is a safe zone and lending library that is open to anyone interested in learning more about LGBTQA related issues. Glory To God Christian Church Welcome to Glory to God American Catholic Church, located in Ogden Utah. "We're not your Mama's Catholic Church," but we are a sacramental, liturgical church with a strong respect for tradition; with a multi-media Worship that meets the needs of the Church in the Twenty First Century. As a congregation, we take Sacred Scripture to heart. At Glory2God you will find many different types of people gathered as one, becoming God's family. We welcome you to our open and affirming ministries, at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains. Human Rights Education Center of Utah | 801-521-4283 The Human Rights Education Center of Utah (HREC) provides empathy and bullying prevention education for people of all ages and backgrounds. HREC believes that education is unique in its ability to transform ignorance into respect and intolerance, bullying, exclusion, disrespect and violence are preventable behaviours. Lambda Hiking Club Lambda Hiking Club is a non-partisan, non-religious group dedicated to providing friendly, safe and fun outdoor activities for the members and friends of the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgendered community of Utah. We invite everyone to come and tour the Wasatch Front and the deserts of Utah with us. We are open to people of all ages and from all walks of life. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Resource Center (University of Utah) | 801-587-7973 The LGBT Resource Center seeks to provide a safe environment for students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members to promote, educate, and develop programs centering on sexual orientation and gender identity. The LGBT Resource Center provides a comprehensive range of education, information and advocacy services, and works to create and maintain an open, safe, and supportive environment for LGBT students, staff, faculty, alumni and the entire campus community. LGBTQ Affirmative Therapist Guild of Utah The Guild website offers support and resources for Utah Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Same-Sex attracted individuals and their allies. The Guild is a Utah-based, grassroots organization of licensed mental-health professionals and students-in-training. Members meet monthly for consultation and education regarding mental-health concerns of sexual and gender minorities. We welcome members of any sexual orientation. Ogden Outreach Resource Center | 801-686-4528 Welcome to OUTreach! We are a center for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons, friends, family and allies! We are open Wednesdays and Thursdays 3:00 - 7:30 for youth (age 14-23) for a fun variety of activities, classes, and programs. We get asked a lot: "Do you have to be gay to come to OUTreach?" No, you don't have to identify as gay, straight or anything else! We are a homophobia free, safe space where all are welcome to be exactly who they are. PFLAG- Ogden Chapter PFLAG Ogden is a local chapter of a national non-profit organization named "Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians & Gays" (PFLAG), with 200,000 members and supporters and over 500 affiliates in the United States. To learn more about the national organization, visit www.PFLAG.org. PFLAG promotes the health and wellbeing of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender persons, their families and friends through: Support, to cope with an adverse society; education, to enlighten an ill-informed public; and advocacy, to end discrimination and to secure equal civil rights. Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays provides opportunity for dialogue about sexual orientation and gender identity, and acts to create a society that is healthy and respectful of human diversity. Royal Court of the Golden Spike Empire The tradition of the Court Systems in the gay communities of America started in 1965 in San Francisco when Jose Sarria began in the International Imperial Court System. All Courts receive their charters from the International Court, and there are currently sixty-seven (70) local chapters in cities across the United States and Canada. The Salt Lake City Chapter, the R.C.G.S.E., started in 1976 and is the longest-standing gay & Lesbian non-profit fundraising organization in Utah. The original intent of the organization was to showcase drag performers and raise funds for Utah charities, however, in the 31 years of our existence, we have gone above and beyond that original intent and been able to help and showcase the wonderful people of the GLBT community of Salt Lake City. Unitarian Universalist Church of Ogden | 801-394-3338 The Mission of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Ogden is to create a caring, inclusive community that encourages freedom in the quest for spiritual and intellectual growth and the advancement of social justice in our world. Utah Aids Foundation | 801-487-2323 At the Utah AIDS Foundation we offer assistance and expertise to anyone struggling with the complex issues that surround HIV, because we believe that no one should have to confront this disease alone. As we work side by side with community members, for as long as we are needed, we are committed to forming partnerships that mend health, promote compassion and extend companionship to everyone who has been affected by HIV. Utah Pride Center | 801-539-8800 Utah Pride is a catalyst for building and celebrating the strength, equality, dignity and self-determination of the LGBTQ community throughout Utah. We are committed to excellence in execution and the continuing improvement of all programs, services, education and advocacy. We value and support individuals, families, and allies and building partnerships across communities. Utah Pride Interfaith Together, we celebrate the divine within each of us. It is tragically believed by some gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered people that on the event of their coming-out they lose all rights to consider themselves people of faith, spiritual and capable of holiness. As an InterFaith community we come together from many diverse faiths and cultures, to proclaim loudly and proudly that such is not the case! Each of us is a being of love, created as we are. - Maureen Duffy-Boose, President Emeritus, Covenant Of Unitarian Universalist Pagans (CUUPS)

This page was created to provide information about the Stress Relief Center at Weber State University. Check out what we offer. Everything is FREE to students, faculty, and staff. You can visit whenever we are open, NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY!

GEAR UP is a federally funded program designed to help students succeed in high school and successfully achieve a college degree. The program is offered free of charge to eligible students at Clearfield, Layton, Mountain and Roy High Schools as well as ninth grade students at Central Davis and Sand Ridge Junior High Schools. GEAR UP can: * Provide one-on-one assistance to help students plan and prepare for college * Enable access to academic coaching to support students' success * Support students and families in discovering options for post-secondary education * Help students and families navigate college application and enrollment processes * Assist students and families to identify and obtain financial aid

Weber State University Housing & Residence Life encourages interaction, comments, questions, and discussion but asks that your comments are respectful and relevant. We reserve the right to remove any malicious content or posts that violate these guidelines. We will not tolerate inappropriate language, spamming, personal attacks, or discrimination of any kind. We also strongly recommend for security that students only reveal the name of their hall, and not their exact room on Facebook.If you have any questions or concerns with the content on this page, please contact one of the page administrators.

When you major in dance, you can: Perform Choreograph Teach Explore the history, theory and science of dance Enhance your physical skills Develop community connections You'll receive individualized attention and the chance to travel to dance conferences, festivals and workshops. As a senior student, you'll have an opportunity to co-produce your own concert. Although the dance program at WSU has a distinct modern dance focus, our faculty have professional backgrounds and teach many different styles of dance. Visiting artists come from around the country to enhance our program through instruction, choreography and performance.

The Department offers two Medical Laboratory Sciences programs: A two year AAS degree in Medical Laboratory Sciences (MLS) / Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT), and a four year BS degree in Medical Laboratory Sciences (MLS) / Medical Technology (MT). Each of these degrees is offered both as on-campus and online programs. Those interested in either the online AAS/BS in MLS program must be currently employed in a hospital or clinical laboratory.