Public events at the University of Utah.
Apply to join the Company Launch program to join a student startup accelerator for the spring semester. In this program, student entrepreneurs receive support and feedback to move their ideas forward and office space at Lassonde Studios. All students at the University of Utah are welcome to apply.
Come volunteer in the Nuh Eevaat Garden during our open volunteer hours! Whether you need service hours for a class, want to get more involved on campus, or are just curious about gardening, this is the perfect opportunity to dig in. No experience? No problem! We’ll provide the tools and guidance—you just bring yourself and a willingness to get a little dirty.
Primary Children's Hospital, 3rd Floor Jim & Carol Laub Auditorium A broadcast is available in the Modersitzki Family Education Center, Room 2 at Primary Children's Miller Campus in Lehi Primary Children's Hospital (PCH) · Primary Children's Hospital, 3rd Floor Jim & Carol Laub Auditorium A broadcast is available in the Modersitzki Family Education Center, Room 2 at Primary Children's Miller Campus in Lehi Primary Children's Hospital (PCH)
Campus Locations: Primary Children's Hospital (PCH) Colleges & Programs: Health Sciences Programs Departments: Pediatrics Event Type: Grand Rounds Event Audience: Hospitals & Clinics staff,Non U of U Physicians & Health Care Providers,School of Medicine Faculty,School of Medicine Residents,School of Medicine Students Full Description: Vascular Anomalies: Current State and Future Directions Presented by:Reema Padia, MD, Associate Professor, Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery, Director, Vascular Anomalies Center, University of Utah School of Medicine Amy Theos, MD, FAAD, Professor of Dermatology, Pediatric Dermatologist, University of Utah School of Medicine Josue Flores Daboub, MD, Associate Professor of Pediatrics Genetics, University of Utah School of Medicine Logan Dance, MD, Interventional Radiologist, Intermountain Health Sean R. Pyper, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor, Pediatric Hematology/Oncology Department, University of Utah School of Medicine Event Contact Name: Julie Hanks Event Contact Phone: 801-507-8477 Event Contact Email: [email protected] Campus Wide Event: No Alternate Location: Modersitzki Family Education Center, Room 2 at Primary Children's Miller Campus in Lehi Location: Primary Children's Hospital, 3rd Floor Jim & Carol Laub Auditorium
Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB) · Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB)
Our founder Studios provide a collaborative environment where accountability, peer mentorship, and networking thrive. We use proven coaching and documentation methods to help founders clarify goals, make progress, and identify blind spots and alternate paths. Operating for seven weeks at a time, our Startup Studio model provides maximum flexibility for founders to tackle their "next hardest step" — from product development and market alignment to operational processes and fundraising preparation. Depending on the individual circumstances of each project, our participants can “stack” cohorts to tackle broader, long-term challenges, or join for one cohort to address a specific challenge. Participation in the Studio is application-based. Visitors are welcome to observe the Studio- if you are interested in sitting in, please email us.
Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB) · Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB)
Join us for weekly drop-in hours focused on all things Research Data! When: Thursdays | 12pm to 1pm Where: Digital Matters, J. Willard Marriott Library (Level 2) Hosted by: Kaylee Alexander & Madison Golden, Research Data Librarians Need help organizing, describing, or sharing your research data? Wondering what FAIR data means? Struggling to write a Data Management & Sharing Plan? What We Can Help With: Writing Data Management and Sharing Plans (DMSPs) Organizing data and file structures for active projects Finding and accessing research data Curating and sharing your research data Understanding funder and publisher data requirements Making your data more FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) No appointment needed—just drop in! Can’t make it? Email us to schedule a consultation.
EIHG 1st Floor Auditorium · EIHG 1st Floor Auditorium
Colleges & Programs: Health Sciences Programs Departments: Biochemistry Event Type: Seminar Series Full Description: Join us on Thursday, September 10 at 12:00 PM in EIHG 1st Floor Auditorium for our Biochemistry Seminar Series featuring Keren Hilgendorf and her talk, “Lipid Signaling in Adipose Tissue: From Ciliary Control of Stem Cell Fate to Endogenous Tumor Suppression”. Event Contact Name: Taegan Keep Event Contact Phone: 8086522335 Event Contact Email: [email protected] Campus Wide Event: No Location: EIHG 1st Floor Auditorium
Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB) · Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB)
Got Data Questions? We've Got Answers. Hosted by: Kaylee Alexander & Madison Golden, Research Data Librarians Need help organizing, describing, or sharing your research data? Wondering what FAIR data means? Struggling to write a Data Management & Sharing Plan? Join us for weekly drop-in hours focused on all things Research Data! Whether you're starting a new project, wrapping up a grant, preparing for publication, or just curious about best practices, we're here to support you. What We Can Help With:Writing Data Management and Sharing Plans (DMSPs) Organizing data and file structures for active projects Finding, accessing, and reusing data Curating and sharing your research data Understanding funder and publisher data requirements Making your data more FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) Stop by to learn more, ask questions, or talk through your data needs. No appointment needed – just drop in! Data Office Hours will be held in hybrid format, so folks can drop by 2751 or join virtually: https://utah.zoom.us/j/84172830737 Can't make it? Email us at [email protected] to schedule a consultation.
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Audience: Students, Staff, Researchers, and Faculty Program Overview The AI Foundations Series provides the University community with practical, hands-on training in today’s leading AI tools. Each Thursday workshop introduces a core platform or AI concept, while the following Tuesday’s Tinker Lab offers participants a space to practice, experiment, and receive individualized support. ScheduleThursday Workshops: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM. Click to register Tuesday Tinker Labs: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM. Click to register Check out the full schedule and details here!
Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB) · Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB)
Week 3: Roll for Initiative Ever wanted to turn an idea into something you can actually hold? This week's How To ProtoSpace is all about 3D printing. We'll walk you through how to start printing your own designs in the space. And because we like a little whimsy: we've built a giant dice tower, and if you roll a natural 20 on it, you'll walk away with a 3D-printed D&D dice tower of your own. Bragging rights and loot, all in one roll. Whether you're a tabletop veteran, a maker in training, or just curious what all the buzzing and whirring is about, come learn what our printers can do and leave knowing how to make something yourself. Equipment provided, no experience needed. May the dice be ever in your favor.
Skaggs Biology Building - Aline Wilmot (ASB) · Skaggs Biology Building - Aline Wilmot (ASB)
Adaptive navigation in bacteria and flies Successful chemical navigation requires organisms to continuously adapt their strategies to evolving signal statistics and environmental context. Both the extraction and utilization of sensory information are dynamically regulated over time. I will present experiments investigating how bacteria and fruit flies implement such adaptive strategies. Specifically, I will show how an isogenic bacterial population leverages the interplay between phenotypic diversity and collective migration to optimize its navigational behavior across varying environments. If time permits I will conclude by discussing how fruit flies modulate their reliance on distinct directional cues derived from the same signal when navigating toward an odor source under different wind conditions. Host: Sandy Parkinson
Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB) · Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB)
Employers who need specialized skills are revved up to meet you! For undergraduate and grad students with majors primed for careers in commercial and investment banking; advisories, funds and capital; insurance and financial services; consumer goods; tax accounting and audit; budget analysis; accounts payable and receivable.Get ready! Make the best use of your time by viewing registered employers in advance and check out their available roles on Handshake. Bring printed copies of your resume to stand out. Some recruiters take notes on them to remember you by. For help presenting your best self (elevator pitch, resume, etc.), schedule an appointment with a Career Coach for one-to-one support. U Career Success is here for you! Dress code: Employers know your time is limited as you visit between classes. However, paying attention to grooming and dress goes a long way. If business casual clothes are out of your reach, stop by the Career Closet in the U Career Success suite in GARFF Building for clothing that you can borrow for an entire week.
Lassonde Studios (LSND) · Lassonde Studios (LSND)
Sew your own rock-climbing chalk bag from scratch! Learn fabric layout, cutting, and sewing techniques to create a functional bag complete with a drawstring closure and belt loop. Customize your design with different fabric choices and make something you can take straight to the climbing gym. Space and supplies are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Generative AI in Healthcare — Fall 2026 Interested in how generative AI is being used in healthcare? Join the University of Utah’s Generative AI in Healthcare course for a practical look at AI/ML foundations, prompt engineering, clinical decision support, predictive modeling, personalized medicine, and more. Thursdays, Aug. 27–Oct. 8 5:00–6:30 PM Hybrid | 421 Wakara Way, Suite 140, Room 1470 1 academic credit or continuing education The course includes hands-on projects, real-world applications, and guest lectures. Continuing Education Registration
The working homeless. In a country where hard work and determination are supposed to lead to success, there is something scandalous about this phrase. But skyrocketing rents, low wages, and a lack of tenant rights have produced a startling phenomenon: People with full-time jobs cannot keep a roof over their head, especially in America’s booming cities, where rapid growth is leading to catastrophic displacement. These families are being forced into homelessness not by a failing economy but a thriving one. Through intimate, novelistic portraits, Goldstone reveals the human cost of this crisis, following parents and their kids as they go to sleep in cars, or in squalid extended-stay hotel rooms, and head out to their jobs and schools the next morning. These are the nation’s hidden homeless—omitted from official statistics, and proof that overflowing shelters and street encampments are only the most visible manifestation of a far more pervasive problem. By turns heartbreaking and urgent, There Is No Place for Us illuminates the true magnitude, causes, and consequences of the new American homelessness—and shows that it won’t be solved until housing is treated as a fundamental human right. Goldstone’s book won the 2025 Pulitzer Prize in general nonfiction. Brian Goldstone is a journalist whose longform reporting and essays have appeared in The New York Times, Harper’s Magazine, The New Republic, The California Sunday Magazine, and Jacobin, among other publications. He has a PhD in anthropology from Duke University and was a Mellon Research Fellow at Columbia University. In 2021, he was a National Fellow at New America. — Crown A book signing will follow, courtesy of The King’s English Bookshop. This event is co-sponsored by the College of Social and Behavioral Science, Tanner Center for Human Rights, and the Salt Lake City Public Library. Additional support by Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks and O.C. Tanner. Views expressed in Tanner Humanities Center events do not reflect the official views of the Center or the University of Utah.
Come volunteer in the Nuh Eevaat Garden during our open volunteer hours! Whether you need service hours for a class, want to get more involved on campus, or are just curious about gardening, this is the perfect opportunity to dig in. No experience? No problem! We’ll provide the tools and guidance—you just bring yourself and a willingness to get a little dirty.
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See details on the AI Office calendar: ai.utah.edu…
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Campus Locations: Zoom Campus Wide Event: No Link: https://utah.zoom.us/j/87261857043
Microsoft Teams · Microsoft Teams
Questions or comments about AI at the U? Drop into AI office hours University of Utah faculty, staff, and students with questions or suggestions about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) at the U are encouraged to attend virtual office hours held by the AI leadership team every other Friday from noon to 1 pm. Join the meeting now Meeting ID: 237 174 996 299 Passcode: Mm9L6hw7 These meetings give the entire campus community informal access to the U’s top AI research and policy experts. Attendees can use the time to brainstorm use cases, discuss best practices, understand what’s allowed, find collaborators, suggest new tools, and more. Office hours are one way the U is working to strengthen AI literacy—the most relevant discussions will be shared with the campus community, including via an FAQ webpage. Feedback may also shape future AI strategy and tool procurement. Each meeting is led by at least two members of the AI leadership team, which includes research, AI, IT, and compliance officials from across campus: Manish Parashar, Chief AI Officer and Director of the the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute Caren Frost, Associate Vice President for Research Integrity and Compliance Clayton Norlen, Associate Director of IT, Office of the Vice President for Research Shawn Halladay, U Health Associate Director of Artificial Intelligence Bebe Vanek, U Health Information Privacy Administrator, Compliance Services Penny Atkins, Director of Research and Science, One-U Responsible AI Initiative at the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute Outside of AI office hours, questions regarding AI tools and use can also be submitted at ai.utah.edu….
GARFF 3422 · GARFF 3422
Campus Wide Event: No
Lassonde Studios (LSND) · Lassonde Studios (LSND)
Register for our weekly information session and tour. You can choose between an in-person or virtual tour. We provide an overview of the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute and a tour of the spaces at Lassonde Studios. This is a great opportunity to learn what Lassonde can offer you and see our building. All are welcome. The tour times are in person 12:30-1:30 p.m. and virtual on Zoom 2-2:30 p.m. on most Fridays. Registration is requested: lassonde.utah.edu/visit
Impact & Prosperity Epicenter · Impact & Prosperity Epicenter
Muslim Student Association Weekly Call to Prayer Fridays | Through Dec. 4 (no gathering during university breaks) | Impact & Prosperity Epicenter | Training RoomJoin the Muslim Student Association for a weekly call to prayer. This gathering provides a consistent space for reflection, community, and spiritual practice. To learn more, visit the Muslim Student Association on Instagram.
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Hands-on Introduction to Linux (session 3 of 3), presented by Zhiyu Drew Li and Brandon Claridge
Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB) · Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB)
The Utah Center for Data Science (UCDS+AI) Seminar Series returns this fall, featuring engaging talks on data science and artificial intelligence. Seminars are held Fridays from 1:30–2:30 p.m. in WEB 2250 and on Zoom. Visit the UCDS+AI website for the schedule.
Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB) · Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB)
Join the University of Utah Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute for a live demonstration of a new machine learning engine built for modeling complex datasets / nonlinear data relationships and learn how to leverage its framework for upcoming research projects. Deployable in both no-code-one-click model training as well as from command line or integrated via Python script, Lumawarp ML by Lucidity Sciences can deliver down to microsecond inference times, including batch inference. The engine will be accessible to all SCI faculty, staff, and fellows. Technical support will be provided by the Lucidity Sciences team. A thorough Q&A session will follow the technical walkthrough. Bring your use cases and data modeling questions! --- Join Zoom Meeting utah.zoom.us… Meeting ID: 857 1120 5650 Passcode: 081408 --- One tap mobile +13462487799,,85711205650# US (Houston) +16694449171,,85711205650# US --- Join by SIP • [email protected] Passcode: 081408 Join instructions utah.zoom.us…
Union - A. Ray Olpin (UNION) · Union - A. Ray Olpin (UNION)
Utah's largest Korean festival, Bopsim, returns to the Student Union on Friday, September 11, 2026! This year's theme is "Honoring the Legacy of Korean War Veterans". Learn about the Battle of Kapyong and the sacrifices of American soldiers who helped defend freedom in Korea and forge the enduring friendship between the United States and South Korea. Attendees can expect a vibrant immersion of Korean culture: live performances, curated products, activities, and Korean cuisine. Those interested in volunteering (in exchange for some free goodies), can sign up here: docs.google.com…
Alternate Location: Sugarhouse Park, Parleys Canyon Pavillion Campus Wide Event: Yes
Impact & Prosperity Epicenter · Impact & Prosperity Epicenter
Erev Rosh Hashanah Dinner — September 11 Join Hillel for Utah for an Erev Rosh Hashanah dinner welcoming the Jewish New Year. The evening will include traditional blessings, a shared meal, reflection, and opportunities to connect with students and invited guests. This meaningful cultural and religious observance offers a welcoming space for community, connection, and belonging. Location: Impact & Prosperity Epicenter, Training Room 1010 More Information and RSVP: Hillel for Utah Instagram
Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT) · Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT)
John Proctor Is the Villain — Utah Professional Premiere by Kimberly Belflower Directed by Karen Azenberg September 11-26, 2026 Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre Play A fierce, funny play about teenage girls rewriting the rules—and reclaiming their own stories. Fueled by earbuds full of pop anthems, sheer determination, and a simmering sense of justice, five teenage girls are ready to confront the buried truths hiding in their small, single-stoplight town. A recent Broadway hit from playwright Kimberly Belflower, this bold, sharp-witted, and fiercely relevant play reexamines the stories we inherit and asks who gets to define what’s true — delivering a work that’s as entertaining as it is essential. “A poignant story of girlhood and empowering friendships.” — Entertainment Weekly “A bold contemporary reexamination of who gets to tell the story.” — amNY JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com
Red Butte Garden & Arboretum (CVC) and Red Butte Garden Amphitheatre (RBGAMP) · Red Butte Garden & Arboretum (CVC) and Red Butte Garden Amphitheatre (RBGAMP)
All are welcome to join us for a day of mesmerizing performances and cultural celebration in the Red Butte Garden and Arboretum Amphitheatre. Food trucks serving Native American cuisine and more, along with artists and community partners, will be on site. Don't miss your chance to experience the magic of Hoop Dance in a beautiful botanical garden setting!
Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT) · Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT)
John Proctor Is the Villain — Utah Professional Premiere by Kimberly Belflower Directed by Karen Azenberg September 11-26, 2026 Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre Play A fierce, funny play about teenage girls rewriting the rules—and reclaiming their own stories. Fueled by earbuds full of pop anthems, sheer determination, and a simmering sense of justice, five teenage girls are ready to confront the buried truths hiding in their small, single-stoplight town. A recent Broadway hit from playwright Kimberly Belflower, this bold, sharp-witted, and fiercely relevant play reexamines the stories we inherit and asks who gets to define what’s true — delivering a work that’s as entertaining as it is essential. “A poignant story of girlhood and empowering friendships.” — Entertainment Weekly “A bold contemporary reexamination of who gets to tell the story.” — amNY JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com
Event Categories: Academic & Holiday Campus Wide Event: Yes
Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT) · Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT)
John Proctor Is the Villain — Utah Professional Premiere by Kimberly Belflower Directed by Karen Azenberg September 11-26, 2026 Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre Play A fierce, funny play about teenage girls rewriting the rules—and reclaiming their own stories. Fueled by earbuds full of pop anthems, sheer determination, and a simmering sense of justice, five teenage girls are ready to confront the buried truths hiding in their small, single-stoplight town. A recent Broadway hit from playwright Kimberly Belflower, this bold, sharp-witted, and fiercely relevant play reexamines the stories we inherit and asks who gets to define what’s true — delivering a work that’s as entertaining as it is essential. “A poignant story of girlhood and empowering friendships.” — Entertainment Weekly “A bold contemporary reexamination of who gets to tell the story.” — amNY JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com
Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB) · Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB)
The Minds & Machines Hackathon invites participants to create AI-powered solutions for teaching and learning to help shape the future of education and workforce development. With a focus on leveraging data science, machine learning, and AI, participants will create tools and models to tackle real-world issues in the classroom. See the event website for more information and register to participate. Teams will present their projects on September 17 from 3:00-5:00 pm. A final awards ceremony will take place on September 18 from 10:00-11:00 am.
Come volunteer in the Nuh Eevaat Garden during our open volunteer hours! Whether you need service hours for a class, want to get more involved on campus, or are just curious about gardening, this is the perfect opportunity to dig in. No experience? No problem! We’ll provide the tools and guidance—you just bring yourself and a willingness to get a little dirty.
Presented by the Marriner S. Eccles Institute for Economics and Quantitative Analysis and the Department of Economics The AI Jobs Apocalypse: What Economists Really Think Future of Economics Forum Monday, Sep. 14 | Noon to 1 p.m. | via Zoom Hear from leading economists on how AI is really reshaping jobs and the economy. Get grounded, timely perspectives — cutting through the hype and the doom. Connect with the Eccles economics community; students and alumni welcome. Ask your questions live during the panel discussion. Panelists: Scott Schaefer (moderator), Adam Looney, Paul Oyer, and Elena Patel RSVP at: eccles.link/0mue4 Learn More: eccles.link/economicsforum
Zoom · Zoom
For more information on the One-U Responsible AI Initiative (RAI) special interest group (SIG) on Workforce Development and Education, visit our webpage at rai.utah.edu…. Join Zoom Meeting utah.zoom.us… Meeting ID: 817 9021 6177 Passcode: 118087 The Workforce Development and Education SIG will meet on the first Monday of each month from 3 to 4 pm.
Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT) · Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT)
John Proctor Is the Villain — Utah Professional Premiere by Kimberly Belflower Directed by Karen Azenberg September 11-26, 2026 Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre Play A fierce, funny play about teenage girls rewriting the rules—and reclaiming their own stories. Fueled by earbuds full of pop anthems, sheer determination, and a simmering sense of justice, five teenage girls are ready to confront the buried truths hiding in their small, single-stoplight town. A recent Broadway hit from playwright Kimberly Belflower, this bold, sharp-witted, and fiercely relevant play reexamines the stories we inherit and asks who gets to define what’s true — delivering a work that’s as entertaining as it is essential. “A poignant story of girlhood and empowering friendships.” — Entertainment Weekly “A bold contemporary reexamination of who gets to tell the story.” — amNY JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com
Primary Children's Hospital, 3rd Floor Jim & Carol Laub Auditorium A broadcast is available in the Modersitzki Family Education Center, Room 2 at Primary Children's Miller Campus in Lehi Primary Children's Hospital (PCH) · Primary Children's Hospital, 3rd Floor Jim & Carol Laub Auditorium A broadcast is available in the Modersitzki Family Education Center, Room 2 at Primary Children's Miller Campus in Lehi Primary Children's Hospital (PCH)
Campus Locations: Primary Children's Hospital (PCH) Colleges & Programs: Health Sciences Programs Departments: Pediatrics Event Type: Grand Rounds Event Audience: Hospitals & Clinics staff,Non U of U Physicians & Health Care Providers,School of Medicine Faculty,School of Medicine Residents,School of Medicine Students Full Description: TUESDAY POP-UP Advancing Child Health Through Innovation: Insights from the Indian Health Service Presented by:P. Benjamin Smith, MA, MBA, Deputy Director, Indian Health Service Loretta Christensen, MD, MBA, MSJ, FACS, Chief Medical Officer, Indian Health Service Vijay Kannan, MD, MPH, Acting Director, Office of Clinical and Preventive Services, Indian Health Service Event Contact Name: Julie Hanks Event Contact Phone: 801-507-8477 Event Contact Email: [email protected] Campus Wide Event: No Alternate Location: Modersitzki Family Education Center, Room 2 at Primary Children's Miller Campus in Lehi Location: Primary Children's Hospital, 3rd Floor Jim & Carol Laub Auditorium
Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB) · Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB)
Where: J. Willard Marriott Library, Protospace Room 1705F Audience: Students, Staff, Researchers, and Faculty Program Overview The AI Foundations Series provides the University community with practical, hands-on training in today’s leading AI tools. Each Thursday workshop introduces a core platform or AI concept, while the following Tuesday’s Tinker Lab offers participants a space to practice, experiment, and receive individualized support. ScheduleThursday Workshops: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM. Click to register Tuesday Tinker Labs: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM. Click to register Check out the full schedule and details here!
Zoom · Zoom
Discover built-in Canvas tools that help ensure your course content meets accessibility standards. This session focuses on using the Rich Content Editor accessibility checker, interpreting alerts, and making real-time improvements to pages. Participants will practice correcting common issues and learn how to integrate accessibility checks into their regular course-building workflow. Free, but registration is required using the link below.
Come volunteer in the Nuh Eevaat Garden during our open volunteer hours! Whether you need service hours for a class, want to get more involved on campus, or are just curious about gardening, this is the perfect opportunity to dig in. No experience? No problem! We’ll provide the tools and guidance—you just bring yourself and a willingness to get a little dirty.
Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB) · Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB)
Our founder Studios provide a collaborative environment where accountability, peer mentorship, and networking thrive. We use proven coaching and documentation methods to help founders clarify goals, make progress, and identify blind spots and alternate paths. Operating for seven weeks at a time, our Startup Studio model provides maximum flexibility for founders to tackle their "next hardest step" — from product development and market alignment to operational processes and fundraising preparation. Depending on the individual circumstances of each project, our participants can “stack” cohorts to tackle broader, long-term challenges, or join for one cohort to address a specific challenge. Participation in the Studio is application-based. Visitors are welcome to observe the Studio- if you are interested in sitting in, please email us.
Lassonde Studios (LSND) · Lassonde Studios (LSND)
Join us to learn from an experienced entrepreneur about their startup journey. Discover what it takes to start a business, how to make hard decisions, build a team, make a profit, and find success. We'll be joined by an entrepreneur in our community with a compelling story to share. Register to attend here: lassonde.utah.edu…
Skaggs Biology Building - Aline Wilmot (ASB) · Skaggs Biology Building - Aline Wilmot (ASB)
“Plant responses to a warming world”
303 Chipeta · 303 Chipeta
Join the Technology Licensing Office and Applied Medical & Engineering Lab on Tuesday, September 15, from 5:00–7:00 PM for a discussion in DOW Funding and Remote and Austere commercialization. This 21+ event will feature complimentary appetizers and drinks. Free parking is available on level 2 of the parking garage.
Join the B2B team as we kick off the 2026-2027 competition year! Network with other students, B2B Alumni, and mentors who share a passion for medical device innovation.
Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT) · Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT)
John Proctor Is the Villain — Utah Professional Premiere by Kimberly Belflower Directed by Karen Azenberg September 11-26, 2026 Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre Play A fierce, funny play about teenage girls rewriting the rules—and reclaiming their own stories. Fueled by earbuds full of pop anthems, sheer determination, and a simmering sense of justice, five teenage girls are ready to confront the buried truths hiding in their small, single-stoplight town. A recent Broadway hit from playwright Kimberly Belflower, this bold, sharp-witted, and fiercely relevant play reexamines the stories we inherit and asks who gets to define what’s true — delivering a work that’s as entertaining as it is essential. “A poignant story of girlhood and empowering friendships.” — Entertainment Weekly “A bold contemporary reexamination of who gets to tell the story.” — amNY JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com
Come volunteer in the Nuh Eevaat Garden during our open volunteer hours! Whether you need service hours for a class, want to get more involved on campus, or are just curious about gardening, this is the perfect opportunity to dig in. No experience? No problem! We’ll provide the tools and guidance—you just bring yourself and a willingness to get a little dirty.
Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB) · Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB)
Do a little good between classes! Join Business Student Government for a quick service project, connect with other Eccles students, and make a positive impact in the community. Stop by, lend a hand, and leave knowing you helped make someone’s day a little brighter.
Presentations cover Apple technology and integration in a heterogeneous university enterprise environment. The meeting agenda is to be determined. Invitations to the online meeting have been sent to previous attendees via email. To request meeting sign-on information, please email Richard Glaser at [email protected]. Archives will be made available 2-3 days after the meeting. If you have suggestions on presentations, questions, or comments, please use the Contact Us option.
Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB) · Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB)
Let Digital Learning Technologies (DLT) help you put your best face forward! Join us for Headshot Wednesday, a weekly event hosted by DLT Learning Experience Manager Tony Sams. Drop by the Video Studio in Marriott Library Room 1705 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Wednesdays for a complimentary professional headshot session. No reservations are needed — just walk in, and we'll take care of the rest. Whether you’re a student, faculty member, or staff, Headshot Wednesday is the perfect opportunity to update your professional profile and make a great first impression. DLT is here to support you, so come by and say hello!
Union - A. Ray Olpin (UNION) · Union - A. Ray Olpin (UNION)
Transfer Workshop Series Join the Office of Transfer Student Success and the Office of Undergraduate Research to learn how to find faculty mentors and get involved in undergraduate research. Attendance counts towards requirements for the Transfer Scholars Program and to join the Crimson Transfer Honors Society. Can't attend in-person? No problem! Join virtually via Zoom, or watch the recording later on our TSS YouTube Channel. As long as you submit the workshop assessment survey at the end (whether you attend in-person, virtually on Zoom, or via YouTube recording), your attendance will be counted.
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The University of Utah community is invited to attend a virtual AI Forum to hear updates from the AI Office and ask questions about AI use at the U. Click here to register. Forums typically follow this format: Announcements Upcoming events Tools and technologies Policy/regulation updates Education and outreach Q&A These forums are typically held every other month. AI Office Hours are held every other week. The office also holds virtual monthly meetings, called AI Community of Practice, featuring short presentations from university researchers using AI. View all upcoming events. If you have an urgent question not covered by the FAQ page or answered elsewhere on ai.utah.edu, please submit it via the support form (university login required).
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Module Basics, presented by Zhiyu Drew Li and Ashley Dederich
Union - A. Ray Olpin (UNION) · Union - A. Ray Olpin (UNION)
This FREE 6-session financial skills and support group is offered in person. It is designed to help students gain practical skills to help with building foundational financial wellness skills such as intentional spending, building a sustainable money plan, saving for values-based goals, and more in an inclusive, open, and non-judgemental space. Participants can register for the Fall 2026 Financial Skills Group below. Session 1: Wednesday, Sept. 16 | 1:30 - 3 PM | In-person (Union Parlor B) Session 2: Wednesday, Sept. 23| 1:30 - 3 PM | In-person (Union Den) Session 3: Wednesday, Oct. 7 | 1:30 - 3 PM | In-person (Union Parlor B) Session 4: Wednesday, Oct. 21 | 1:30 - 3 PM | In-person (Union Parlor B) Session 5: Wednesday, Nov. 4 | 1:30 - 3 PM | In-person (Union Den) Session 6: Wednesday, Nov. 11 | 1:30 - 3 PM | In-person (Union Parlor B) Each session, we will do a skills/HW check in from the preview week (except for session 1), followed by a lesson covering the new skill(s), then wrap up with a small skills practice assignment for the week. We will also have refreshments at each skills group! All are welcome! Attendance at every session is not mandatory but highly encouraged, as skills will build upon each other each week and to foster a deeper sense of community among group members. Learning Outcomes:Practice lifelong intentional spending. Navigate budgeting, intentional spending, saving, credit, and insurance with confidence. Increase financial capability. Learn more and register at cglink.me…
Wilkes Center for Climate Science & Policy L. S. Skaggs Applied Science Building, Suite W1204 275 S. University Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84112 · Wilkes Center for Climate Science & Policy L. S. Skaggs Applied Science Building, Suite W1204 275 S. University Street, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84112
Lessons for a Warming Planet showcases the fundamental role the law has served in reckoning with environmental harm in the United States. Authors Alejandro E. Camacho and Brigham Daniels explore the full arc of U.S. environmental legal history across five major periods in the United States, reaching as far back as North America’s colonization and ending with the present. Through this rich history, the book considers the ways leadership, social movements, political coalitions, information, and technologies have both been catalyzed by the law and have advanced environmental change.
Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB) · Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB)
Week 4: Press Record This week we're plugging in and making sound. We'll introduce Ableton Live, the software at the heart of our music studio, and show you how it turns loops, samples, and ideas into full tracks. Then we'll get hands-on with the Ableton Push 3, a tactile instrument that lets you play, sequence, and produce without staring at a screen the whole time. Come tap out a beat, build a melody, and hear how quickly a track comes together. And Ableton is just the front door. Our music studio is stocked for wherever your sound wants to go: semi-modular synths from Moog, a full Eurorack modular system, drum machines, MIDI controllers, and a mixing setup to tie it all together. Whether you want to produce clean electronic tracks in software or patch cables and chase strange noises on hardware, there's a seat here for you. No background in music production required, just bring your ears and your curiosity. This is the first stop in our music offerings this semester, and a great way to find out what's possible in the space. Equipment provided, no experience needed. Let's make some noise.
Language & Communication Bldg (LNCO) · Language & Communication Bldg (LNCO)
Join professionals working across digital media, social media, marketing, communications, and creative content for an engaging conversation about careers in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. Panelists will share their career journeys, insights into the industry, and advice for building experience and standing out as an emerging professional. Students will also have the opportunity to ask questions and network directly with panelists and fellow attendees. Digital Media and Creative Content Panel Handshake link.
Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB) · Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB)
Hosted by GNDR 4750 Doors open at 4 PM, showing starts at 4:30 PM
Skaggs Biology Building - Aline Wilmot (ASB) · Skaggs Biology Building - Aline Wilmot (ASB)
"Polar percolation: the importance of connectivity for life in the Arctic"
Crocker Science Center (CSC) · Crocker Science Center (CSC)
2nd Annual Great Campus Debate Join us for The 2nd Annual Great Campus Debate - the largest debate in campus history! The topic was chosen by the student body and the floor is open to all. Come take the mic and share your voice. Open to the campus community. UID required.
Tanner Irish Humanities Building - Carolyn (CTIHB) · Tanner Irish Humanities Building - Carolyn (CTIHB)
Hum RSG (Humanities Recognized Student Government) meets monthly to talk about issues important to students in the College of Humanities. Open to all students interested in joining. Info.
Lassonde Studios (LSND) · Lassonde Studios (LSND)
Need some money to get your idea off the ground? All University of Utah students are welcome to participate in the Get Seeded milestone grant program. A milestone is a goal or achievement that a startup team or business sets to help track progress as you grow your business idea.
Zoom · Zoom
Attention U of U Anesthesiology Residency applicants! Join us for a Virtual Open House on 9/16, at 5:30pm MST Meet our Program Directors, a few of our faculty and residents, and learn more about what makes our anesthesiology program and life in Utah truly exceptional! Don't miss this chance to explore what makes the University of Utah unique and ask any questions you have about our program and department.
Graduate students work side-by-side with faculty inventors, industry professionals, and entrepreneurs, providing them with business advice and strategic planning to bring their product into the marketplace.
Event Categories: Academic & Holiday Campus Wide Event: Yes
Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA) · Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA)
Submit a Question with Your RSVP! How does a museum build a collection? Why do museums choose specific objects to steward for future generations? Explore these questions and more with Marcia and John Price Executive Director Gretchen Dietrich, and UMFA curators Alisa McCusker, Emily Lawhead, and Luke Kelly. The latest special exhibition at the UMFA, For the Future, celebrates the 25th anniversary of the Marcia and John Price Museum Building and showcases some of the UMFA’s most notable art acquisitions of the past 25 years. Since opening the doors to the Marcia and John Price Museum Building in 2001, the UMFA’s collection has grown by an incredible 25 percent, totaling more than 22,000 works of art today. The UMFA preserves this remarkable collection, spanning 5,000 years of human creativity from around the world, in the public trust for the future enjoyment and enlightenment of all generations to come. Get a behind-the-scenes look at collecting at the UMFA, and join the conversation about the future!
Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA) · Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA)
Do you need to shed some stress after work? Yoga is the perfect solution, and it's back at the Utah Museum of Fine Arts this fall! Wait out the rush-hour traffic and decompress at the Museum before heading home. Experience Onishi Yasuaki’s monumental installation Stone on Boundary in a whole new way! Join YogaSix Sugarhouse in the UMFA Great Hall Wednesdays, September 2 through October 14, to learn the art of yoga and explore the unique connections between yoga practice and themes in the UMFA galleries. All levels of experience and ability are welcome! There will be six sessions in all, and guests are welcome to attend as many as they would like. RSVP is encouraged for this free event. Attendees with RSVPs will be prioritized, but drop-ins will be welcomed as space allows. The Museum has some yoga mats available for use at this event, but attendees are encouraged to bring their own.
Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT) · Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT)
John Proctor Is the Villain — Utah Professional Premiere by Kimberly Belflower Directed by Karen Azenberg September 11-26, 2026 Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre Play A fierce, funny play about teenage girls rewriting the rules—and reclaiming their own stories. Fueled by earbuds full of pop anthems, sheer determination, and a simmering sense of justice, five teenage girls are ready to confront the buried truths hiding in their small, single-stoplight town. A recent Broadway hit from playwright Kimberly Belflower, this bold, sharp-witted, and fiercely relevant play reexamines the stories we inherit and asks who gets to define what’s true — delivering a work that’s as entertaining as it is essential. “A poignant story of girlhood and empowering friendships.” — Entertainment Weekly “A bold contemporary reexamination of who gets to tell the story.” — amNY JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com
Primary Children's Hospital, 3rd Floor Jim & Carol Laub Auditorium A broadcast is available in the Modersitzki Family Education Center, Room 2 at Primary Children's Miller Campus in Lehi Primary Children's Hospital (PCH) · Primary Children's Hospital, 3rd Floor Jim & Carol Laub Auditorium A broadcast is available in the Modersitzki Family Education Center, Room 2 at Primary Children's Miller Campus in Lehi Primary Children's Hospital (PCH)
Campus Locations: Primary Children's Hospital (PCH) Colleges & Programs: Health Sciences Programs Departments: Pediatrics Event Type: Grand Rounds Event Audience: Hospitals & Clinics staff,Non U of U Physicians & Health Care Providers,School of Medicine Faculty,School of Medicine Residents,School of Medicine Students Full Description: DIAGNOSTIC REASONING Case Records of Primary Children's Hospital: A Clinical Reasoning Exercise Presented by:Rebecca J. Purtell, MD, MSCI, Assistant Professor, Pediatrics, University of Utah School of Medicine Jonathan G. Sawicki, MD, MSCI, Assistant Professor, Pediatrics, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Internal Medicine, University of Utah School of Medicine Event Contact Name: Julie Hanks Event Contact Phone: 801-507-8477 Event Contact Email: [email protected] Campus Wide Event: No Alternate Location: Modersitzki Family Education Center, Room 2 at Primary Children's Miller Campus in Lehi Location: Primary Children's Hospital, 3rd Floor Jim & Carol Laub Auditorium
Come volunteer in the Nuh Eevaat Garden during our open volunteer hours! Whether you need service hours for a class, want to get more involved on campus, or are just curious about gardening, this is the perfect opportunity to dig in. No experience? No problem! We’ll provide the tools and guidance—you just bring yourself and a willingness to get a little dirty.
Alumni House - Eccles (ALUMNI) and NHMU - The Canyon (NHMU) · Alumni House - Eccles (ALUMNI) and NHMU - The Canyon (NHMU)
The University of Utah Office for Global Engagement and the Middle East Center invite campus and community members interested in global affairs to attend the Gulf States Forum, a one-day event, Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, exploring diplomacy, economic diversification, natural resources, and innovation across the Gulf region. Several lectures and discussions are scheduled throughout the day, starting at 9 a.m. The event will culminate with the Global U Alumni Impact Award Dinner, recognizing His Excellency Jasem Mohamed AlBudaiwi, secretary-general of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and a 1991 University of Utah graduate. Participants are welcome to attend the full day or select sessions based on their interests. Apart from the evening dinner, all forum events are free and open to the public. Registration is required, and space is limited. To view full event details and register, visit global.utah.edu….
Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB) · Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB)
Our founder Studios provide a collaborative environment where accountability, peer mentorship, and networking thrive. We use proven coaching and documentation methods to help founders clarify goals, make progress, and identify blind spots and alternate paths. Operating for seven weeks at a time, our Startup Studio model provides maximum flexibility for founders to tackle their "next hardest step" — from product development and market alignment to operational processes and fundraising preparation. Depending on the individual circumstances of each project, our participants can “stack” cohorts to tackle broader, long-term challenges, or join for one cohort to address a specific challenge. Participation in the Studio is application-based. Visitors are welcome to observe the Studio- if you are interested in sitting in, please email us.
Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB) · Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB)
Join us for weekly drop-in hours focused on all things Research Data! When: Thursdays | 12pm to 1pm Where: Digital Matters, J. Willard Marriott Library (Level 2) Hosted by: Kaylee Alexander & Madison Golden, Research Data Librarians Need help organizing, describing, or sharing your research data? Wondering what FAIR data means? Struggling to write a Data Management & Sharing Plan? What We Can Help With: Writing Data Management and Sharing Plans (DMSPs) Organizing data and file structures for active projects Finding and accessing research data Curating and sharing your research data Understanding funder and publisher data requirements Making your data more FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) No appointment needed—just drop in! Can’t make it? Email us to schedule a consultation.
Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB) · Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB)
Got Data Questions? We've Got Answers. Hosted by: Kaylee Alexander & Madison Golden, Research Data Librarians Need help organizing, describing, or sharing your research data? Wondering what FAIR data means? Struggling to write a Data Management & Sharing Plan? Join us for weekly drop-in hours focused on all things Research Data! Whether you're starting a new project, wrapping up a grant, preparing for publication, or just curious about best practices, we're here to support you. What We Can Help With:Writing Data Management and Sharing Plans (DMSPs) Organizing data and file structures for active projects Finding, accessing, and reusing data Curating and sharing your research data Understanding funder and publisher data requirements Making your data more FAIR (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable) Stop by to learn more, ask questions, or talk through your data needs. No appointment needed – just drop in! Data Office Hours will be held in hybrid format, so folks can drop by 2751 or join virtually: https://utah.zoom.us/j/84172830737 Can't make it? Email us at [email protected] to schedule a consultation.
Zoom · Zoom
Audience: Students, Staff, Researchers, and Faculty Program Overview The AI Foundations Series provides the University community with practical, hands-on training in today’s leading AI tools. Each Thursday workshop introduces a core platform or AI concept, while the following Tuesday’s Tinker Lab offers participants a space to practice, experiment, and receive individualized support. ScheduleThursday Workshops: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM. Click to register Tuesday Tinker Labs: 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM. Click to register Check out the full schedule and details here!
Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB) · Marriott Library - J. Willard (M LIB)
Week 4: Press Record This week we're plugging in and making sound. We'll introduce Ableton Live, the software at the heart of our music studio, and show you how it turns loops, samples, and ideas into full tracks. Then we'll get hands-on with the Ableton Push 3, a tactile instrument that lets you play, sequence, and produce without staring at a screen the whole time. Come tap out a beat, build a melody, and hear how quickly a track comes together. And Ableton is just the front door. Our music studio is stocked for wherever your sound wants to go: semi-modular synths from Moog, a full Eurorack modular system, drum machines, MIDI controllers, and a mixing setup to tie it all together. Whether you want to produce clean electronic tracks in software or patch cables and chase strange noises on hardware, there's a seat here for you. No background in music production required, just bring your ears and your curiosity. This is the first stop in our music offerings this semester, and a great way to find out what's possible in the space. Equipment provided, no experience needed. Let's make some noise.
Virtual · Virtual
The University Webmasters Forum convenes every two months, bringing together campus webmasters to expand their knowledge on university website development and administration. The meeting agenda is to be determined. Members will receive a recurring calendar invite via email. Please email at [email protected] if you are interested in attending.
Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB) · Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB)
In this session, teams will present on their projects developed over the course of the event. The Minds & Machines Hackathon invites participants to create AI-powered solutions for teaching and learning to help shape the future of education and workforce development. With a focus on leveraging data science, machine learning, and AI, participants will create tools and models to tackle real-world issues in the classroom. See the event website for more information.
Gardner Commons - Carolyn and Kem (GC) · Gardner Commons - Carolyn and Kem (GC)
Hiring is an economic problem: employers cannot observe what candidates can actually do, so they rely on signals—degrees, résumés, referrals, and interviews. AI is rewiring those signals on both sides of the market. This panel explores why hiring is so hard for firms, examines how AI is changing the ways employers identify talent, and explains how students can credibly signal their skills when a polished application no longer proves very much. Panelists: Adam Looney, Marriner S. Eccles Institute Megan Westover, Bamboo HR Brandon Doyle, Walleroo Moderator: Scott Schaefer, Department of Economics
Gardner Commons 2900 · Gardner Commons 2900
Hiring is an economic problem: employers cannot observe what candidates can actually do, so they rely on signals—degrees, résumés, referrals, and interviews. AI is rewiring those signals on both sides of the market. This panel explores why hiring is so hard for firms, examines how AI is changing the ways employers identify talent, and explains how students can credibly signal their skills when a polished application no longer proves very much.
Skaggs Biology Building - Aline Wilmot (ASB) · Skaggs Biology Building - Aline Wilmot (ASB)
"Knowns, Unknowns, and Living Stones: What We Do and Don’t Know About Great Salt Lake's Microbialites" Description: In addition to birds, brine shrimp, halophilic microbes, and nematodes, Great Salt Lake is home to a spectacular community of microbialites. These lumpy beige rocks host a diverse microbial ecosystem that forms a vital piece of the lake's food web but are under threat as the lake shrinks. Beyond their modern ecological role, the lake's microbialites serve as complex paleoenvironmental records and may offer clues to understanding the early evolution of life on Earth. This talk will explore what we know, what we think we know, and highlight critical gaps in our understanding of Great Salt Lake's microbialites. Host: Michael Werner
Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB) · Eccles Business Building - Spencer Fox (SFEBB)
Explore career opportunities, network with employers, and find an internship or full-time job in the business Field. You don’t need to be actively looking for an internship or job to attend. We also encourage first-year students to attend to begin connecting with employers and exploring career opportunities.Get ready! Make the best use of your time by viewing registered employers in advance and check out their available roles on Handshake. Bring printed copies of your resume to stand out. Some recruiters take notes on them to remember you by. For help presenting your best self (elevator pitch, resume, etc.), schedule an appointment with a Career Coach for one-to-one support. U Career Success is here for you! Dress code: Employers know your time is limited as you visit between classes. However, paying attention to grooming and dress goes a long way. If business casual clothes are out of your reach, stop by the Career Closet in the U Career Success suite in GARFF Building for clothing that you can borrow for an entire week.
Generative AI in Healthcare — Fall 2026 Interested in how generative AI is being used in healthcare? Join the University of Utah’s Generative AI in Healthcare course for a practical look at AI/ML foundations, prompt engineering, clinical decision support, predictive modeling, personalized medicine, and more. Thursdays, Aug. 27–Oct. 8 5:00–6:30 PM Hybrid | 421 Wakara Way, Suite 140, Room 1470 1 academic credit or continuing education The course includes hands-on projects, real-world applications, and guest lectures. Continuing Education Registration
Quinney College of Law - S. J. (LAW) · Quinney College of Law - S. J. (LAW)
Please join the Stegner Center for a screening of the award-winning film The Lake which addresses the existential threats facing the Great Salt Lake, followed by a panel discussion with Great Salt Lake leaders and scientists featured in the film. ilm description The Lake follows three Utahns fighting to save Great Salt Lake. The film offers a close look at the sustained, often behind-the-scenes work required to respond to the lake’s decline. Set against the lake’s extraordinary landscape, the film explores what Great Salt Lake means to Utah and what is at stake for the region’s air quality, wildlife, economy, and communities. The consequences of the lake’s decline linger at the edges: increasing dust and an ecosystem under increasing strain—a reminder of what could be lost and why the work to protect Great Salt Lake matters.
Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT) · Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT)
John Proctor Is the Villain — Utah Professional Premiere by Kimberly Belflower Directed by Karen Azenberg September 11-26, 2026 Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre Play A fierce, funny play about teenage girls rewriting the rules—and reclaiming their own stories. Fueled by earbuds full of pop anthems, sheer determination, and a simmering sense of justice, five teenage girls are ready to confront the buried truths hiding in their small, single-stoplight town. A recent Broadway hit from playwright Kimberly Belflower, this bold, sharp-witted, and fiercely relevant play reexamines the stories we inherit and asks who gets to define what’s true — delivering a work that’s as entertaining as it is essential. “A poignant story of girlhood and empowering friendships.” — Entertainment Weekly “A bold contemporary reexamination of who gets to tell the story.” — amNY JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com
Quinney College of Law - S. J. (LAW) · Quinney College of Law - S. J. (LAW)
This symposium will examine the conceptual boundaries, practical models, and pedagogical interventions to assess the potentialities and limitations of dialogue as a process for fostering productive disagreement or transforming conflict. Can dialogue be understood as a distinct form of dispute prevention, resolution, management, or transformation? Are dialogues and their related concepts and practices, such as difficult conversations or civil disagreements, effective ways to handle conflict? Under what circumstances are they an appropriate process to address disagreements? How should dialogues be structured to promote understanding, more constructive disagreement, or meaningful conversations? How to apply dialogue principles to create broader social change rather than just individual transformation? Is dialogue normatively desirable in the face of power imbalances, deep polarization, or intractable conflicts? What practical initiatives and community interventions can shed light on the use of dialogues to deepen understanding, strengthen connection, or transform human relations? This convening brings together dispute resolution scholars, dialogue practitioners, legal scholars, and other scholars from related fields, including psychology, sociology, political science, media and communication studies, and philosophy to shed light on what dialogues and difficult conversations are, how they are (or should be) conducted, the contexts in which they are beneficial or detrimental, and the interventions that can serve as models for reimagining our relations to others.
Zoom · Zoom
For more information on the One-U Responsible AI Initiative (RAI) special interest group (SIG) on AI Infrastructure, visit our webpage at rai.utah.edu…. Join Zoom Meeting utah.zoom.us… Meeting ID: 836 8163 2066 Passcode: 839270 The AI Infrastructure SIG will meet on the third Friday of each month from 9 to 10 AM.
Come volunteer in the Nuh Eevaat Garden during our open volunteer hours! Whether you need service hours for a class, want to get more involved on campus, or are just curious about gardening, this is the perfect opportunity to dig in. No experience? No problem! We’ll provide the tools and guidance—you just bring yourself and a willingness to get a little dirty.
Healthcare, Educators, Leaders & Innovators Complex (HELIX) and Zoom · Healthcare, Educators, Leaders & Innovators Complex (HELIX) and Zoom
Learn how generative AI can support scientific writing while preserving scientific rigor and authorial voice. This session will explore AI capabilities and limitations, effective prompting strategies, and best practices for responsible use in scholarly work. Open to attendees beyond Dermatology, with light breakfast provided for in-person participants. https://utah-health.zoom.us/j/92248545469?pwd=XsBrLHdalN1ZmjW40H8YFT7FwvcP8d.1 Meeting ID: 922 4854 5469 Passcode: 036317
Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB) · Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB)
The final awards ceremony for the Minds & Machines Hackathon. The Minds & Machines Hackathon invites participants to create AI-powered solutions for teaching and learning to help shape the future of education and workforce development. With a focus on leveraging data science, machine learning, and AI, participants will create tools and models to tackle real-world issues in the classroom. Join in person or via Zoom See the event website for more information.
Zoom · Zoom
Campus Locations: Zoom Campus Wide Event: No Link: https://utah.zoom.us/j/87261857043
GARFF 3422 · GARFF 3422
Campus Wide Event: No
Lassonde Studios (LSND) · Lassonde Studios (LSND)
Register for our weekly information session and tour. You can choose between an in-person or virtual tour. We provide an overview of the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute and a tour of the spaces at Lassonde Studios. This is a great opportunity to learn what Lassonde can offer you and see our building. All are welcome. The tour times are in person 12:30-1:30 p.m. and virtual on Zoom 2-2:30 p.m. on most Fridays. Registration is requested: lassonde.utah.edu/visit
Impact & Prosperity Epicenter · Impact & Prosperity Epicenter
Muslim Student Association Weekly Call to Prayer Fridays | Through Dec. 4 (no gathering during university breaks) | Impact & Prosperity Epicenter | Training RoomJoin the Muslim Student Association for a weekly call to prayer. This gathering provides a consistent space for reflection, community, and spiritual practice. To learn more, visit the Muslim Student Association on Instagram.
Zoom; see · Zoom; see
Slurm and Slurm Batch Scripts, presented by Ashley Dederich
Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB) · Warnock Engineering Building - John and Marva (WEB)
The Utah Center for Data Science (UCDS+AI) Seminar Series returns this fall, featuring engaging talks on data science and artificial intelligence. Seminars are held Fridays from 1:30–2:30 p.m. in WEB 2250 and on Zoom. Visit the UCDS+AI website for the schedule.
Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT) · Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT)
John Proctor Is the Villain — Utah Professional Premiere by Kimberly Belflower Directed by Karen Azenberg September 11-26, 2026 Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre Play A fierce, funny play about teenage girls rewriting the rules—and reclaiming their own stories. Fueled by earbuds full of pop anthems, sheer determination, and a simmering sense of justice, five teenage girls are ready to confront the buried truths hiding in their small, single-stoplight town. A recent Broadway hit from playwright Kimberly Belflower, this bold, sharp-witted, and fiercely relevant play reexamines the stories we inherit and asks who gets to define what’s true — delivering a work that’s as entertaining as it is essential. “A poignant story of girlhood and empowering friendships.” — Entertainment Weekly “A bold contemporary reexamination of who gets to tell the story.” — amNY JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com
Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA) · Utah Museum of Fine Arts (UMFA)
Looking for a free family activity in Salt Lake City? Look no further than the Utah Museum of Fine Arts! Admission to the Museum is free every third Saturday of the month, and there is always an art-making activity for the whole family. This Third Saturday, you’ll create your own foam stamps! The UMFA is full of beautiful landscapes and cityscapes. Explore the galleries for inspiration, then head to the classroom to design foam stamps and learn how to use the foreground, middleground, and background to create depth. Finally, you’ll combine your new skills and custom stamps to create a landscape masterpiece!
Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT) · Pioneer Memorial Theatre - Simmons (PMT)
John Proctor Is the Villain — Utah Professional Premiere by Kimberly Belflower Directed by Karen Azenberg September 11-26, 2026 Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre Play A fierce, funny play about teenage girls rewriting the rules—and reclaiming their own stories. Fueled by earbuds full of pop anthems, sheer determination, and a simmering sense of justice, five teenage girls are ready to confront the buried truths hiding in their small, single-stoplight town. A recent Broadway hit from playwright Kimberly Belflower, this bold, sharp-witted, and fiercely relevant play reexamines the stories we inherit and asks who gets to define what’s true — delivering a work that’s as entertaining as it is essential. “A poignant story of girlhood and empowering friendships.” — Entertainment Weekly “A bold contemporary reexamination of who gets to tell the story.” — amNY JOHN PROCTOR IS THE VILLAIN is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. www.concordtheatricals.com