UNIVERSITY OF UTAH STAFF SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION The University of Utah Staff Council is pleased to announce applications are now being accepted for staff development scholarships for the fall 2015 semester. Each scholarship is worth up to $500 and can be used towards the employee’s tuition bill. Scholarships can be used for professional trainings, symposiums, conferences […]
Read More5 THINGS YOU DIDN’T KNOW ABOUT WEARING CONTACTS IN THE POOL We’ve all done it. It’s too much of a hassle to take them out beforehand, and who wants to look like a total noob wearing goggles the entire time you’re in the pool? Well, we spoke with Dr. Timothy Gibbons, optometrist at University of […]
Read MoreEMPLOYEE APPRECIATION DAY Sept. 24 Save the date for Employee Appreciation Day is Thursday, Sept. 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Rice-Eccles Stadium. The University of Utah excels at research, teaching, health care, community engagement, athletics and more. The U has risen to this level due to the excellence of staff and faculty. […]
Read MoreSECOND ANNUAL EDUCATION SYMPOSIUM Monday, Sept. 21 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Health Sciences Education Building (HSEB) KEYNOTE Using Quality Improvement to Improve Quality Training Brent C. James, MD, MStat, Chief Quality Officer, Intermountain Healthcare WHO SHOULD ATTEND Health Sciences faculty, students, trainees or staff interested in enhancing education and connecting with the health sciences educational community. […]
Read MoreInclusive Arts Festival invited children and adults with disabilities along with their families to participate in interactive workshops.
Read MoreTwo student entrepreneurs keep peace of mind out on the water with sustainable floating wooden sunglasses.
Read MoreThe positive psychology certificate provides tools to cope with human behavior, relationships, career and education.
Read MoreU alum and inventor Dolly (Holt) Casper’s company NovaBio won $150,000 at an international competition recently for developing a coil-shaped device that holds together tendons and ligaments like a “Chinese finger trap.”
Read MoreWayne Potts studies the genetics of coevolution, but his work reaches beyond the conventional boundaries of the field.
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