Utah State Alumni

What's one core memory from your time at Utah State that still makes you smile?

A trip to the Dominican Republic showed Justin and Leslie Haskell what happens when students use business skills to make a real difference.

Inspired by the impact they witnessed through Utah State's SEED program, they established the Justin & Leslie Haskell Family SEED Endowment to help more Aggies learn, serve, and support entrepreneurs around the world.

Read their story: https://www.usu.edu/advancement/stories/business/from-classroom-to-community

How many of these Utah State logos do you remember?

𝐇𝐀𝐌𝐌𝐄𝐑 𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄 ➡️ 𝐀𝐋𝐋 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐓𝐈𝐌𝐄!

Logan Hammer is your NCAA National Runner-Up and First Team All-American 🏆

"There has always been a nursing shortage out here."

After losing his wife, Rebecca, Clark Allred wanted to do something that honored her life and the work she loved. Together with his family, he established the Rebecca Allen Allred Scholarship Endowment at Utah State University Uintah Basin to support future nurses in the community she served for so many years.

Rebecca cared for patients in Vernal, raised her family in the Basin, and was known for her kindness and compassion. Now her legacy will help local students become nurses and continue caring for their neighbors close to home.

Read more: https://www.usu.edu/advancement/stories/statewide/a-legacy-of-care

A Big Blue tale for summer days. Swipe to read. ➡️

$2 million just changed the future of Utah State handball.

Utah State University has announced a $2 million endowment to support the future of the Utah State Handball Club through student recruitment, coaching opportunities, and travel to national competitions.

The Herm Olsen Endowment for Handball Excellence honors Coach Herm Olsen’s decades of dedication to the sport at Utah State.

Made possible by Doug Randolph and the Randolph Foundation, with support from longtime handball advocate and world No. 1 player Martin Mulkerrins.

Read more: https://www.usu.edu/today/story/utah-state-university-announces-2-million-endowment-to-support-handball-club

Aggies, what’s one habit you wish you developed in your early 20s?

Nearly one million acres across the West.

That’s the kind of impact Aggies Scott and Mindy Pratt are making through their work restoring ecosystems, fighting invasive species, and protecting resources like the Great Salt Lake.

Now, the Class of ’97 alumni are investing back into Utah State students through new scholarships and internship opportunities focused on agriculture, natural resources, and land management.

“There are so many students who grow up on farms and ranches but may not realize the range of opportunities available to them,” Scott said.

Read more: https://www.usu.edu/advancement/stories/agnr/rooted-in-experience-growing-opportunity