Everything from the language used to define access and equal opportunity to the structure and operations of student resource centers to the hiring practices used to recruit staff and faculty has changed.
On July 1, the University of Utah implemented changes to comply with the limits and rules outlined in HB 261, “Equal Opportunity Initiatives.”
The Center for Student Access and Resources, CSAR, will manage cohort programs focused on student retention, graduation and career readiness, as well as over $2 million in scholarship opportunities.
With fall semester in full swing, the University of Utah’s campus is adjusting to a new reality after the implementation of limits on diversity efforts that were dictated by state law.
Looking for your community on campus? University of Utah leaders are working to establish a new center to help.
The University Counseling Center, UCC, continues to adapt and expand its services to meet the growing needs of students across various disciplines, focusing on accessibility and streamlined support.
The Utah Board of Higher Education approved the University of Utah’s new Center for Community and Cultural Engagement, CCE, at their Nov. 21 meeting.
As the Utah Legislature’s 2025 General Session will convene on Jan. 21, please further review the university’s policies regarding political activity.
A Utah law adopted during the 2024 legislature has already transformed the way state colleges and universities provide student services, recruit faculty and engage with the community around them.