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Office of Undergraduate Research sends students to national conference

As the semester comes to a close, some students will be searching high and low for a summer jobs, but others will be paid to do their own research through the Office of Undergraduate Research at Weber State University. That was the case for Paul Castleberry in the summer of 2012. As the executive producer [...]

The Olene S. Walker Institute of Politics and Public Service is hosting the Haven J. Barlow Spring Leadership Forum. A panel featuring the leading voices on education in Utah will discuss “Education in Utah: Where Are We? Where Are We Going?” on Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Shepherd Union Building’s ballrooms. Former governor Walker [...]

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Master of Professional Communication graduates first class

In 2011, Weber State University created the Master of Professional Communication program. The program was designed specifically for professionals who want to advance their career with an advanced communications degree. Even though the MPC program is geared toward professionals, traditional students are also suited for the program if they want to take their communication to [...]

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WSU to offer minor in entrepreneurship

This fall, the Goddard School of Business and Economics at Weber State University will offer a new minor in entrepreneurship. Open to all students at WSU, the minor in entrepreneurship is meant to give students who aren’t necessarily studying business, but would like to start their own business, the know-how to determine if their ideas [...]

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The sound of colorful blocks clicked together mixed with the laughter of junior high students. A student teacher walked around the room, encouraging the students to figure out the next shape to the Soma cube. This was the activity for the after-school program the Weber State University Science Department provides for junior high students. The [...]

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A group of Weber State University computer science students volunteered at the Catholic Community Services Northern Utah Food bank, creating and managing a sophisticated inventory-control database. According to a press release, more than 200,000 pounds of food go through the Catholic Community Services food bank, the largest food bank in northern Utah, every month. This [...]

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