Upcoming Events

April 14 - 20, 2024

Apr

Food Security and Solutions Symposium

Special Event

Keynote address at 3 PM

Student project presentations at 4 PM

Community-engaged learning

Questions encouraged

Poster session

Student reflections

Light refreshments served

The World Food Prize is known as the Nobel Prize for Food and Agriculture. It
is awarded for specific, exceptionally significant, individual achievements that
advance human development within the scope of the food system. Heidi Kühn
is a humanitarian and peace activist who has spent more than 25 years restoring agriculture in former conflict zones. She joins us to challenge USU students, faculty, and administrators to engage in the work of improving food security for all people. Her transformative "mines to vines" effort inspires and asks us to become personally engaged in feeding families to build peace.

3:00 pm - 5:45 pm | Life Sciences Building | More Info

Apr

Ben Daniel's Defense Seminar

Conference/Seminar

Defense seminar for Benjamin Daniel: An examination of the effects of prey density, mortality, nutrients, and foraging tradeoffs on a system with inducible defenses: an empirical and theoretical approach

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm | Natural Resources Building | More Info

Apr

WILD Research Symposium

Conference/Seminar

WILD Research Symposium

8:00 am - 5:00 pm | Huntsman Hall | More Info

Apr

LAEP Speaker Series: Chris Creasey, The Craig Johnson Speaker

Lecture/Readings

Intersections of Practice: A Candid Conversation on Career Paths About the Lecture: What inspires you and drives your future career path? How does that inspired career intersect with your personal life? In this dialog, we’ll look at the differences between public and private sector practice in Landscape Architecture through a project-focused lens. Creasey will focus on providing transparent information and a wide variety of example projects to help new graduates make informed decisions about their future careers. Speaker Bio: Chris Creasey is a Landscape Architect with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District focused on large-scale interdisciplinary civil works and military projects throughout the Midwest and Mountain West. His practice includes work on tribal partnership lands bordering USACE managed waterways, interagency projects for NPS, Fish & Wildlife, and the Department of Energy, and stormwater management and master planning for seven military installations spanning five states. Chris began his career at Sasaki Associates in Boston where his practice included all phases of design, from planning to construction administration at a variety of scales.

3:30 pm - 4:30 pm | Fine Arts Visual | More Info

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