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Commencement Volunteers Needed

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The University Commencement Committee is seeking 12 volunteers to assist with the 2023 ceremony by guiding graduates during lineup and processional. Volunteers must attend one training session on May 1, a rehearsal on May 3, and be available for the event on May 4. Business professional black and white attire is required.

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Meeting Student Needs

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LJ, a student with Cerebral Palsy, deafness, and low vision, shares their journey of finally receiving full academic support at the University of Utah. Through accessible technology, timely accommodations, and a proactive support team, LJ feels empowered and included—able to focus solely on learning for the first time in their academic life.

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New LGBT Resource Center Director

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Harry Hawkins has been appointed as the new director of the LGBT Resource Center at the University of Utah, starting April 1, 2023. With extensive experience, Hawkins aims to lead the center through harmful legislation and enhance student-focused initiatives.

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Celebrate the Basic Needs Collective's First Birthday!

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The Basic Needs Collective at the University of Utah celebrates its first anniversary, having served over 270 students with resources like financial assistance, housing, and healthcare. The BNC invites everyone to its birthday party on April 17th, featuring free food and games. Donations for student scholarships are welcome.

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Embracing our Values

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The Adapting to Student Needs Strategic Plan aims to support student well-being and success. Key values include belonging, care, integrity, lifelong learning, self-discovery, and student-centeredness. These values guide decisions, event planning, and daily tasks, ensuring alignment with Student Affairs' mission.

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Last Updated: 10/3/25