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New CourseLeaf Section Scheduler replaces paper class scheduling process
State of the Utes: June 2017
Hunter Dimick, Hannah Flippen win Pac-12 medal
Apple watch now available at The Campus Store
Reimagine Education Awards: Open for applications
Attention! Help need with study
NEW COURSELEAF SECTION SCHEDULER
CLSS goes live on July 12 and the upcoming Spring 2018 Class Schedule will be created using this new technology.
To learn more about CLSS, click here.
HUNTER DIMICK, HANNAH FLIPPEN WIN PAC-12 MEDAL
Conference medal winners have been named every year since the 1960-61 academic year. On Thursday, June 29 at 8 p.m. MT, Pac-12 Networks will feature the Tom Hansen Conference Medal winners on its year-end Sports Report, a one-hour special honoring the 24 recipients of the prestigious award.
Click here to read the full story.
APPLE WATCH NOW AVAILABLE AT THE CAMPUS STORE
Along with the watch, UTech is well stocked with all of the newly announced Apple products including refreshed iMacs, MacBooks and MacBook Pro models. Among our new products is the recently announced by Apple new iPad Pro Model that comes in 12.9 and 10.5-inch sizes. Be sure to stop by UTech in the Campus Store to check out these all-new products and get yourself prepped for fall semester.
REIMAGINE EDUCATION AWARDS: OPEN FOR APPLICATIONS
Reimagine Education aims to acknowledge and reward those most successful in creating transformational educational initiatives, enhancing student learning outcomes and/or employability.
Educational innovators from all the world can select one of our 15 award categories and submit their projects for free here until the call for submissions closes on July 31, 2017.
The overall winner will receive $50,000 in funding. The Award Ceremony and Gala Dinner will take place Dec. 5, 2017, at the Reimagine Education Conference in Philadelphia.
To learn more about the application process and criteria, applicants can consult our application E-Guide.
ATTENTION! HELP NEED WITH STUDY
If you are willing to let the lead researcher come make a five-minute presentation to your undergraduate or graduate class about the study, please contact Adam Hanley at utahattentionstudy@gmail.com.
This is a grant-funded, IRB-approved study that will involve about 90 participants. The participants will be paid up to $60 for their time, which will consist of a one-hour pre-testing session, a one-hour post-testing session and four 15-minute attention training sessions.