oin higher education professionals for free virtual webinars on well-being, featuring sessions from February 26 to March 1. Highlights include keynotes by Dr. Kevin McClure and Dr. Sherra’ Watkins, and discussions on student perspectives and collaborative well-being efforts. Register now to participate!
Lori McDonald emphasizes the importance of discovering your passion, people, and purpose during college. This journey shapes your authentic self and is supported by Student Affairs through resources and services. Engaging with your community fosters personal growth and meaningful connections.
To ensure we capture the most comprehensive data about the experiences of undergraduate student-parents, Student Affairs and Undergraduate Studies have created additional opportunities for participants to join a focus group.
University of Utah employees must complete three mandatory compliance training courses by April 30, 2024: Respectful Culture at the University, Addressing Discrimination and Sexual Misconduct on Campus, and Firearms at the University of Utah Annual Training. Emails from Bridge contain links to these trainings.
Lori McDonald, Vice President for Student Affairs at the University of Utah, addresses the recent challenges surrounding student activism and protests related to MEChA and YAF. She acknowledges the complex emotions students are experiencing and reiterates the importance of supporting their growth, encouraging respectful dialogue, and ensuring activism is practiced within legal boundaries. McDonald also emphasizes the role of faculty and staff in fostering a supportive campus environment and maintaining a space where all voices can be heard.