The College of Humanities and Social Sciences has many ties to Peru that include research and volunteer work in the South American nation. That was the focus of a reception April 26 at the Embassy of Peru in Washington, D.C.
Dean Joe Ward and such professors as anthropologist Bonnie Glass-Coffin joined many CHaSS alumni, as well as Peruvian Ambassador Carlos Pareja and U.S. Rep. Chris Stewart (R-Utah).
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15 undergraduate English students from Logan, Vernal, and Ephraim campuses presented at the 100th Sigma Tau Delta International English Honors Society Convention and won awards in three categories.
5 Questions for a CHaSS Grad highlights the awesome things our alumni go on to do. Meet Kat Webb, content director for the Aspire NSF Engineering Research Center on USU’s Innovation campus. When not working, Kat can be found playing soccer with her son, u...
