CEHS Week Kicks-Off, November 6 – 10 at USU

The Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services (CEHS) hosts their annual CEHS Week with a strong line-up of events, November 6 – 10. Students and faculty look forward each year for the opportunity to highlight the college through their departments and programs during this weeklong event.

“We are proud of our student leaders, who have organized a number of meaningful events for Education and Human Services Week,” said Dean Al Smith, Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services. “Please join us and learn more about how we enrich lives through our research, teaching, and engagement with Utah communities.”

CEHS Week will feature a variety of events involving student facing activities combined with educational and community outreach. Chloe Richmond, CEHS senator for USUSA commented on the goal for CEHS week. “Our student council has been working diligently to provide a week full of free events that will give the university an overview of the mission of CEHS, which is to bring people together through education, community outreach, and health services.”

CEHS Week of Events:

Nov. 6 – Kick-off to College of Education and Human Services Week with a school lunch themed tailgate dinner from 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm held on the Stadium Legacy Fields, near the Southeast doors of the Spectrum. The USUSA “Herd” is co-sponsoring the event in celebration of the season opener for the USU Men’s Basketball team. Following the event, attendees may enjoy watching the game in the Spectrum. 

Nov. 7 – Flu Shot Clinic, 10 am to 2 pm in the TSC ballroom. Students need to bring current insurance card or pay $38 per shot. Reservations are mandatory and must be made by Nov. 5. Reservations: usu.edu/hr/wellness/services/flu-shot-clinic. Snacks will be provided for participants of the clinic, courtesy of CEHS. 

Education, Health, and Wellness in Rural Utah panel discussion will be held virtually from 4 pm to 5:15 pm via Zoom. Expert panelists from across the state, including rural superintendents, rural researchers and practitioners, and higher education faculty, will engage in a lively discussion of assets of rural schools and communities, challenges faced in rural areas, and opportunities for collaboration. Zoom link: bit.ly/RuralPanelTalk. Hosted by Dean Al Smith. 

Pep-Talk Paint Night will feature speaker, Dr. Greg Madden, professor in the Psychology department at 7 pm in the TSC Ballroom. Dr. Madden will speak on “How to Cultivate Happiness.” Following Dr. Madden’s presentation, students will have a paint party with vinyl records and music. First come, first serve, limited number of vinyl records are available.

Nov. 8 - Escape Room, “Emma’s Jewels” held in the Education Building Atrium from 6:30 pm to 8 pm. Come and learn more about the Emma Eccles Jones College of Education and Human Services through this adventure that will lead participants on a series of twists and turns. Groups of 8-10 people can participate in one of 10 escape rooms. 

Nov. 9 – Boogie and Game Night, TSC Ballroom, 7 pm to 9 pm. Find your groove and game on!  A night of fun with virtual games, Just Dance and Mario Kart. Attendees will also enjoy playing board games and pizza. 

Nov. 10 – Veteran’s Day BBQ Lunch with President Elizabeth Cantwell and USU Veteran’s Association, TSC International Lounge, 11:30 am to 1 pm. Join President Cantwell as she honors the members of the USU Veteran’s Association. Attendees during the BBQ lunch will also have the opportunity to write letters to active members of the USU Military Services.