MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISOR! 🦫 🌊 WAT-ER YOU WAITING FOR?
Our Academic Advisor Wake Harper has an important message for you! The sooner you meet with your QANR Acadmic Advisor the better! You can make an appointment by visiting qanr.usu.edu/advising/ ( 🔗in bio)! If it’s your first semester, or you’re a transfer student, make sure to have all your transcripts sent to USU so they can be articulated properly!
You can prepare for your academic advising appointment by:
1. Thinking about your educational goals, major options, and progress in your courses (if you’re already enrolled) 💭
2. Come prepared with questions to ask your academic advisor and bring any necessary materials 📝
3. Be familiar with the university policies and procedures, academic deadlines and course selections 📅
4. Know where your appointment is located 📍
5. Plan ahead and arrive early ⏰
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The beavers in Logan Canyon want to share their story, this is their Netflix Documentary. 🦫
07/28/2026
Based on your QANR major… what animal are you? 🐴 Let us know below ⬇️
07/27/2026
07/27/2026
Co-authored by USU’s Scott Hotaling, assistant professor in Water, Earth, and Environmental Sciences and Extension climate resilience specialist, new research shows rock glaciers are melting far more slowly than traditional glaciers, helping sustain cold, healthy streams for wildlife as the climate warms. 🧊 Read more at the link in our bio 🔗 or at the link below:
https://www.washingtonpost.com/ripple/2026/07/01/youve-never-heard-of-these-glaciers-but-theyre-becoming-critical-climate-havens-as-americas-iconic-mountain-glaciers-and-their-water-fade/
07/14/2026
It’s time wildlife got the emoji glow up they deserve ✨🌺
07/03/2026
Thanks for keeping our environment and wildlife safe 🇺🇸
Wishing you a happy and safe 4th of July!⭐️
07/02/2026
Three wildland firefighters lost their lives while battling the Knowles and Gore fires at the Utah-Colorado border. Our hearts are with their families, friends, and fellow firefighters during this heartbreaking time.
USU Assistant Professor of Wildland Fire Science Brad Washa helped explain the challenges firefighters face in rapildy changing fire conditions, the importance of LCES (Lookouts, Communications, Escape Routes and Safety Zones), and how lessons from tragedies like this can help improve firefighter safety.
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