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The LLC is part of USU's Residence Life program. Res Life is an integral part of our organization and it's what makes on-campus housing much more than just a place to sleep. We are here to provide social, recreational, service, educational, and leadership involvement opportunities for you to become involved in campus life. Resident Assistants (RA) are live-in-staff available 24/7 to help you. They are trained to respond to emergencies, enforce community policies, provide basic counseling and mediate roommate issues if needed. There is a Residence Director (RD) or an Area Coordinator in each community that supervises the Resident Assistants. We want to make sure that you have the best experience possible.

Offering 72 diverse majors and programs, the Utah State University College of Agriculture and Applied Sciences is one of the premier agriculture schools in the West. With programs ranging from aviation to landscape architecture and agricultural education to dietetics, the college has a major for everyone! Below is a summary of our program areas: Animal, Dairy and Veterinary Sciences (ADVS) • Animal and Dairy Science • Bioveterinary Science • Veterinary Medicine • Biotechnology • Equine Science and Management Nutrition, Dietetics and Food Sciences (NDFS • Dietetics • Nutrition Science • Food Science Applied Economics (APEC) • International Agribusiness • Agribusiness • Environmental and Natural Resources Economics • Agricultural Economics Plants, Soils and Climates (PSC) • Environmental Soil / Water Science • Plant Science • Residential Landscape Design and Construction • Ornamental Horticulture Applied Sciences, Technology and Education (ASTE) • Agricultural Communication and Journalism • Agricultural Education • Agricultural Systems Technology • Family and Consumer Sciences • Aviation • Outdoor Product Design and Development Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning (LAEP) • Landscape Architecture • Bioregional Planning • Sustainable Systems Facebook Comment Policy Utah State University welcomes and encourages your participation through our social media channels. Our goal is to provide a place to express and honor the diverse voices of our university. In order to achieve that end, we reserve the right to delete posts and comments containing profanity, obscenity, bigotry, or privacy violations. Posts that solicit funds or promote commercial entities may also be deleted.

The Student Alumni Association (SAA) is a campus wide organization. We focus on networking, traditions, and student giving. SAA works directly with the USU Alumni Association. One of our main goals is to help you build connections and relationships with USU alum. We do that by providing opportunities for you to interact with them in different settings. SAA is all about tradition. We are in charge of everyone's favorite, True Aggie Night. We also organize and sponsor A-Week (which occurs in April every year). To join the USU Alumni Association and to be benefit eligible member of SAA, you are invited to make a financial contribution to any club/organization at USU. By making a donation to USU - you will automatically become a member of the Alumni Association and SAA!

The purpose of the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business is to be a career accelerator for our students and an engine of growth for our communities, the state, the nation and the world. Our education is focused around our four pillars: - Analytical Rigor - Entrepreneurial Spirit - Ethical Leadership - Global Vision With 14 undergraduate degrees and five graduate degrees, Huntsman students have a variety of educational options within the field of business to study. The global vision of Huntsman students is expanded through the Study Abroad program which sends students 20 countries, annually. The Huntsman School also sees its students intern in more than 15 countries every year. Whether you’re an undergraduate who would like to learn how to start your own business or an executive who would like to expand your global connections while obtaining your graduate degree, there’s a place for you in the Jon M. Huntsman School of Business.

The Quinney College of Natural Resources works to better understand our natural ecosystems and to foster the sustainable use of our resources. Awareness of human interactions with our environment is a critical component of better resource management. We focus on the effects of human activities on aquatic and terrestrial landscapes and ecosystems. We seek solutions to problems such as air and water pollution, loss of biodiversity, and conflict between different uses of our resources. Our college includes the academic departments of Environment and Society, Watershed Sciences and Wildland Resources. We invite you to "like" our page and visit us online at www.cnr.usu.edu .

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USU Aquatics is part of Campus Recreation, a division of USU Student Affairs. We operate two pools in the HPER building with programs such as Learn to Swim, lifeguarding & water safety classes and lap and open swim times for all USU students, faculty/staff and the community.

Campus Recreation is a vital department within Student Affairs at Utah State University that provides programs, facilities and activities for student recreation.

The Splash Lab seeks to unravel the physical mechanisms of fluid behaviors, through a novel 3D volumetric measurement method known as Synthetic Aperture Imaging and imbedded instrumentation (e.g., accelerometers, etc). We experimentally analyze fluid systems such as fluid-structure interactions, multi-phase flows, and free surface phenomena. Currently, we are funded by the Office of Naval Research and the National Science Foundation to improve our imaging techniques and elucidate topics from skipping balls to projectile water entry. Most of our projects are fun and interesting as we try to make them accessible to the public through high quality photography and video production!

The science of Geology examines earth materials, processes, and history. Geologists search for petroleum, natural gas, and mineral resources. They study processes acting at the Earth’s surface, such as flooding and landslides, and those generated in the interior, such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Geologists study the history of our planet, including the evolution of life and changes in the atmosphere, oceans, and climate over time. Geologists are employed by the petroleum and mining industries, government agencies (geologic surveys, park service, and land management agencies), K-12 education, and academia.

Outdoor recreational equipment center and trip hub.

USU Aquatics is part of Campus Recreation, a division of USU Student Affairs. We operate two pools in the HPER building with programs such as Learn to Swim, lifeguarding & water safety classes and lap and open swim times for all USU students, faculty/staff and the community.

The Quinney College of Natural Resources works to better understand our natural ecosystems and to foster the sustainable use of our resources. Awareness of human interactions with our environment is a critical component of better resource management. We focus on the effects of human activities on aquatic and terrestrial landscapes and ecosystems. We seek solutions to problems such as air and water pollution, loss of biodiversity, and conflict between different uses of our resources. Our college includes the academic departments of Environment and Society, Watershed Sciences and Wildland Resources. We invite you to "like" our page and visit us online at www.cnr.usu.edu .

The Student Alumni Association (SAA) is a campus wide organization. We focus on networking, traditions, and student giving. SAA works directly with the USU Alumni Association. One of our main goals is to help you build connections and relationships with USU alum. We do that by providing opportunities for you to interact with them in different settings. SAA is all about tradition. We are in charge of everyone's favorite, True Aggie Night. We also organize and sponsor A-Week (which occurs in April every year). To join the USU Alumni Association and to be benefit eligible member of SAA, you are invited to make a financial contribution to any club/organization at USU. By making a donation to USU - you will automatically become a member of the Alumni Association and SAA!

Campus Recreation is a vital department within Student Affairs at Utah State University that provides programs, facilities and activities for student recreation.

Outdoor recreational equipment center and trip hub.

The Splash Lab seeks to unravel the physical mechanisms of fluid behaviors, through a novel 3D volumetric measurement method known as Synthetic Aperture Imaging and imbedded instrumentation (e.g., accelerometers, etc). We experimentally analyze fluid systems such as fluid-structure interactions, multi-phase flows, and free surface phenomena. Currently, we are funded by the Office of Naval Research and the National Science Foundation to improve our imaging techniques and elucidate topics from skipping balls to projectile water entry. Most of our projects are fun and interesting as we try to make them accessible to the public through high quality photography and video production!

The Official Facebook Page for the Utah State University Alumni Association. This is a harassment-free digital space. Posts that violate Facebook’s policies, Statement of Rights and Responsibilities or Community Standards, and SPAM, are all subject to removal.

The science of Geology examines earth materials, processes, and history. Geologists search for petroleum, natural gas, and mineral resources. They study processes acting at the Earth’s surface, such as flooding and landslides, and those generated in the interior, such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. Geologists study the history of our planet, including the evolution of life and changes in the atmosphere, oceans, and climate over time. Geologists are employed by the petroleum and mining industries, government agencies (geologic surveys, park service, and land management agencies), K-12 education, and academia.

You can earn a degree from Utah State University from anywhere in Utah, all across the country, and all over the World.

The Black Student Union is a student-driven organization established to promote a higher level of Black consciousness, advancement, and mutual understanding among all cultures and people. BSU works to provide information on salient issues to its members and raise cultural awareness within the community at large.

Here we will be posting events from USU, our department, Pi Sigma Alpha and Sigma Iota Rho honorary societies, clubs, and Cache Valley. We are always looking for events and news to post, so if you know of something that you want us to mention on here, email us and let us know!

The Melissa Allison Show - USU's Nontraditional Voice is on Aggie Radio. It is a talk show that covers everything from the hilarious to the sobering with everyone from professors and students to people in the movie industry. Non-Traditional? Yes, because everyone at some point falls out of step with the status quo and finds themselves forging their own road. Interviews, music, trivia, give-a-ways, local artists, and the happenings on and around campus. Connect via smartphone app "Tunein Radio" station 89.5 or at www.usu.edu/radio