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WEBER STATE2016-17 STUDENT-ATHLETE HANDBOOK

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Dear Student-Athlete,

Welcome to Weber State University - the home of the Wildcats. I am thrilled you have chosen to continue your education and athletic pursuits at this amazing institution. I’m confident your experience at Weber State will prepare you well for life after graduation. Each and every one of you plays an important role at this University and, in particular, the Department of Athletics.

I anticipate an exciting year of outstanding achievement by all our student-athletes in the class-room and on the fields or courts of competition. Our administrative staff and coaches are com-mitted to the overall vision and mission of the University. The Department of Athletics strives to have its’ student-athletes reach their full potential in all areas of the collegiate experience and focuses on ensuring that you receive the support necessary to be the very best student-athlete possible.

Competing at the highest level of intercollegiate athletics and experiencing “Wildcat Pride” is something you will develop throughout your time here at Weber State. Your primary purpose for being here is to receive a quality education. There are many people counting on you to work hard, study diligently, and give your utmost to achieve your full potential, but the most important motivator in your life must be yourself.

As a student-athlete at Weber State, you have the solemn responsibility of assuming a leadership role as a member of your team. You are expected to uphold the University’s guiding values of integrity and honesty and exhibit sportsmanship, self-discipline, and personal responsibility. Re-member that you represent yourself, as well as your family, coaches, teammates and the depart-ment. So I encourage you to be mindful of that great responsibility and keep yourself focused on those things that matter most on a daily basis.

Welcome and thank you for your commitment to Weber State University! Make the most of your time here, and please feel free to contact me, or any of the Department of Athletics staff, if you need help or assistance at any time during the year.

Go Wildcats!

Jerry Bovee Director of Athletics

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SAAC President’s Welcome Letter

Welcome Wildcat Student-Athletes!

Weber State is a really special place. As your 2016-17 Student-Athlete Advisory Commit-tee (SAAC) president, I would like to personally welcome all of you who are beginning or continuing your journey here. I want to introduce you to an incredible nationwide SAAC program here on campus. SAAC exists at both conference and campus levels, and is com-prised of SAAC Presidents at both levels. At the conference and national level they meet and discuss issues that are occuring on campus and have the opportunity to be involved with NCAA committees and the discussion of legislation.

The focus of SAAC is to serve as the voice for all our student-athletes to ensure our opin-ions about our experiences as a Weber State, Big Sky Conference, and NCAA student-athlete are heard and considered in decision making matters.

Traditionally, at Weber State, we have representatives from each sport at our bi-monthly meetings. Our campus SAAC focuses on:

Community Involvement: outreach to our Ogden supporters, elementary schools and en-gaging in community and campus service projects.Student-Athlete Cohesion: planning social and educational events to help you meet stu-dent-athletes from other teams and encourage you to attend home athletic events to support your peers.Special Interests: this past year we had a subcommittee dedicated to finding ways to sup-port our student-athletes struggling with mental health issues.

If these topics interest you, or you have other ideas how to improve the student-athlete experience, get involved!

I hope that SAAC will help make your experience this year the best possible. I am excited for what this year has in store for our GREAT! GREAT! GREAT! student-athletes! GO WILDCATS! Kimberly CarlsonSAAC President [email protected]

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Table of Contents

Academic Calendar ........................................................................ 5NCAA Eligibility Requirements ..................................................... 6Staff Directory................................................................................. 7Student-Athlete Code of Conduct ................................................... 9NCAA Compliance Topics ........................................................... 12Campus Services ........................................................................... 18Campus Map ................................................................................. 20

ADVICE FROM THE AD“Your primary purpose for being here is to receive a quality education. There are many people counting on you to work hard, study diligently, and give your utmost to achieve your full potential, but the most important motivator in your life must be yourself.” --Jerry Bovee

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NCAA ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTSThe NCAA, Big Sky Conference, and Weber State University have multiple specific criteria each student-athlete must meet to be eligible for practice and competition during each year. It is critical that you understand these requirements and work closely with your Athletics Academic Advisor to ensure you are meeting them. Please refer to the appropriate box below for your eligibility requirements:ýALL student-athletes must be enrolled in 12 credit hours at all times to practice, receive athletics aid, and compete unless they are in the last semester of their degree program and are enrolled in all credits needed to graduate

FRESHMAN YEAR Pass 24 applicable credits during fall,

spring, and summer semesterscombined; Pass a minimum of 6 applicable credits

each semester; AND�90% of GPA required for graduation

SOPHOMORE YEAR

Pass 18 applicable credits during fall and spring semesters combined;

Pass a minimum of 6 applicable credits each semester;

�95% of GPA required for graduation; AND�Declare a Program of Study and meet

40% degree completion.

JUNIOR YEAR

Pass 18 applicable credits during falland spring semesters combined;

Pass a minimum of 6 applicablecredits each semester;

�100% of GPA required for graduation; AND�Meet 60% degree completion.

SENIOR/ 5th YEAR

Pass 18 applicable credits during fall and spring summer semesters combined;

Pass a minimum of 6 applicable credits each semester;

�100% of GPA required for graduation; AND�Meet 80% degree completion.

NCAA PROGRESS TOWARD DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

40% after 4 semesters 60% after 6 semesters(48 credits out of 120*) (72 credits out of 120*)

60% after 6 semesters 80% after 8 semesters(72 credits out of 120*) (96 credits out of 120*)

GRADUATION after 10 semesters

* Some degrees require more than the standard 120 hours. In this case, the credit requirement will increase.

ýFootball student-athletes must earn 9 units of academic credit during the fall to be eligible for the first four games in the following season

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Weber State University AthleticsDEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS STAFF DIRECTORY3870 Stadium Way, Dept. 2701, Ogden, UT 84408-2701 (801) 626-6817 fax (801) 626-8962

ADMINISTRATIONJerry Bovee Director of Intercollegiate Athletics 626-7738Amy Crosbie Associate Athletics Director/SWA 626-6649Dave Champlin Director of Corporate Partnerships 626-6760Mike Tesch Financial Operations Manager 626-7260Beth Bass Administrative Assistant 626-6817Bernice Walton Secretary II 626-6496

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSPaul Grua Director of Athletic Communications 626-7414Darin Hogge Director of Digital Media and Publications 626-6012Justin Johnson Athletic Communications Assistant 690-6891Corie Holmes Athletic Communications Assistant 510-1678

ATHLETIC TRAININGJoel Bass Assistant Athletic Director/Head Athletic Trainer 626-6501Nancy Weir Assistant Athletic Trainer 626-6599 Talon Bird Assistant Athletic Trainer 626-7712Paul Bugnet Assistant Athletic Trainer 626-7241TBA Assistant Athletic Trainer 626-6501Andi Pigeon Assistant Athletic Trainer 626-6501Lora Cobabe Insurance Coordinator 626-6493

COMPLIANCE Will Pridemore Director of Compliance 626-8552Renee Dubuc Compliance Coordinator 626-8640

EQUIPMENT Tom Shurtliff Equipment Manager 626-6503

FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVECraig Oberg NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative 626-6192

MARKETING & PROMOTIONSRon Goch Associate Athletics Director, External Operations 626-6731Brooke Silva Marketing & Promotions 626-6851Dustin Elliott Marketing & Promotions 626-6851Summer Willis Spirit Squad Advisor 626-7163Chris Frederiksen Marquardt Field House 626-7233

STRENGTH & CONDITIONINGTBA Head Strength & Conditioning Coach 626-7128Andi Pigeon Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach 626-6501Chris Fritz Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach 626-6228

STUDENT-ATHLETE ACADEMIC SERVICES (SAAS) Stadium House Academic Center, 4008 South Taylor Ave., OgdenTBA Director of SAAS 626-6140 (Tennis, Track & Field/Cross Country, Volleyball, Spirit Squad) Chelsea Burns Academic Advisor 626-6528 (Women’s Basketball, Golf, Soccer, Softball) Kyle Carsey Academic Advisor 626-6618 (Men’s Basketball, Football) WILDCAT CLUBBecky Thompson Wildcat Club Director 626-6564Kerri Thompson Wildcat Club Administrative Assistant 626-6576

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BASKETBALL, MEN’SRandy Rahe Head Coach --------- Eric Duft Associate Head Coach --------- Garrett Lever Assistant Coach ---------David Marek Assistant Coach ---------Dave Moats Director of Basketball Operations 626-7685

BASKETBALL, WOMEN’SBethann Ord Head Coach 626-6502Devan Newman Assistant Coach ---------Matt Thune Assistant Coach --------- Skyler Young Assistant Coach ---------

CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELDDan Walker Head Coach Track & Field 626-7236Paul Pilkington Associate Head Coach /Head Coach Cross Country ---------Isaac Wood Assistant Coach ---------Tiffany Hogan Assistant Coach ---------

FOOTBALLJay Hill Head Coach ---------Brent Myers Assistant Head Coach --------- Kite Afeaki Assistant Coach --------- Kelly Bills Assistant Coach ---------Quinton Ganther Assitant Coach --------- Preston Hadley Assistant Coach --------- Lance Hunsaker Assistant Coach --------- Jason Kaufusi Assistant Coach ---------Fesi Sitake Assistant Coach ---------Colton Swan Assistant Coach/Gridiron Club ---------Grant Duff Director of Operations 626-6500

GOLFScott Erling Head Coach Men’s Golf 626-6817 Sara Federuco Head Coach Women’s Golf 626-6817

SOCCERTim Crompton Head Coach 626-8078Meagan Thunell Assistant Coach 626-7291Mike Manning Assistant Coach 626-6983

SOFTBALLMary Kay Amicone Head Coach ---------Kylee Street Assistant Coach --------- Vicky Galasso Assistant Coach ---------Lindsey Palmer Volunteer Assistant Coach ---------

TENNISBrad Ferreira Head Coach/Director of Tennis 626-6817Mark Roberts Head Coach Women’s Tennis 626-6817

VOLLEYBALLJeremiah Larsen Head Coach 626-7091Kayla Walker Assistant Coach ---------David Gannon Assistant Coach ---------

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Student-Athlete Code of ConductThe Department of Athletics at Weber State University (WSU) expects all student-athletes to conduct themselves in a manner that creates a positive image for the Department of Athletics, the University, and its teams. Participating as a student-athlete at WSU is not a right, but a privilege. The University and Department of Athletics remind you that, as a member of the WSU Intercollegiate Department of Athletics, you are a representative of the University and are always in the public eye. The following Code of Conduct clarifies the behavior that is expected of WSU student-athletes.

I. Standards of Conduct

A. Compliance with Laws, Rules and Regulations – Student-athletes who participate on the University’s NCAA athletic teams are required to comply with WSU’s Student Code, regulations related to student housing, other rules, and regulations pertaining to student life, along with all state and federal laws. This policy is supplemental to and does not supersede these other laws, rules, and regulations. The Department of Athletics reserves the right to impose sanctions as outlined in this policy that are additional to those imposed under the laws, rules, and regulations referenced above.

B. Specific Prohibitions – Student-athletes who participate on the University’s NCAA athletics teams are prohibited from engaging in the behavior listed below. This is not a comprehensive list, and the Department of Athletics reserves the right to sanction student-athletes for behavior not specified here, but deemed to be of equivalent seriousness.

1. Academic Dishonesty – The Department of Athletics will not tolerate acts of academic misconduct, which include, but are not limited to: cheating, falsification/fabrication, tampering, plagiarism, facilitating academic misconduct, multiple submissions, and other academic misconduct.

2. Unexcused Class Absences and Poor Academic Performance – Student-athletes are expected to attend class regularly and punctually, and to fulfill course load and academic performance requirements. Failure to meet such obligations may affect eligibility to participate in practices and/or competitions, scholarship eligibility, and academic standing.

3. Alcohol – Prohibited acts include any and all of the following: a) possessing or consuming alcohol if under the age of 21; b) operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol; c) misrepresenting one’s age for the purpose of purchasing, possessing, or consuming alcohol; d) purchasing, furnishing, or serving alcohol to or for an underage person; e) public intoxication; f) violations of additional team rules regarding alcohol use; or g) consumption of alcohol during team travel or team functions.

4. Other Drugs – Prohibited acts include a) possessing or using illegal substances, as defined by law; b) possessing or using controlled substances, as defined by law; c) distributing, selling, or possessing with the intent to distribute illegal or controlled substances, as defined by law; or d) the use of tobacco products by a student-athlete during practice, competition, or other team functions.

5. Hazing – Hazing, as defined by Utah law, is strictly prohibited.

6. Web-based Social Networking – Student-athletes are permitted to have profiles on social networking websites provided that a) no offensive or inappropriate pictures are posted;

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b) no offensive or inappropriate comments are posted; and c) any information placed on the website(s) does not violate the ethics and intent behind the WSU Student-Athlete Code of Conduct. Materials posted on the social networking sites of WSU student-athletes cannot contain language or images that are damaging to the individual’s or Weber State’s reputation.

7. Violence – Student-athletes are prohibited from engaging in violent or aggressive acts, including assault on a person or property, harassment, or stalking.

8. Sexual Assault – Student-athletes are prohibited from engaging in sexual harassment or intimidation, rape, domestic violence, or other related violations.

9. Disrespect/Poor Sportsmanship – At all times, student-athletes are required to conduct themselves in a manner respectful of themselves, their team, the University, the Department of Athletics, game officials, opponents, and property.

10. Gambling and Bribery – Student-athletes shall not knowingly a) provide information to individuals involved in organized gambling activities concerning intercollegiate athletics competition; b) solicit a bet on any intercollegiate team; c) accept a bet on any team representing the institution; d) solicit or accept a bet on any intercollegiate competition for any item that has tangible value (e.g. cash, clothing, equipment, meals); or e) participate in any gambling activity that involves intercollegiate athletics or professional athletics through a bookmaker, a parlay card, or any other method employed by organized gambling. Violations of this policy also break NCAA rules and will affect the student-athlete’s eligibility.

C. Team Rules and Obligations – Student-athletes must comply with team-specific rules as communicated by team coaches, complete training requirements, arrive promptly for team practices, meetings, and departures for away games, and attend other team functions, and otherwise fulfill their responsibilities as team members. The head coach must excuse absences in advance unless an unforeseeable emergency arises. Sanctions for violating this section shall be determined by the head coach.

II. Reporting

A. Each student-athlete is obligated to report his or her own violations of this code of conduct to the team’s head coach and/or the Director of Athletics within 24 hours of such violation. This obligation is in effect year-round, including semester, summer and vacation breaks.

B. Student-athletes who do not self-report their code of conduct violation to their head coach and/or the Director of Athletics will receive stricter sanctions.

C. Student-athletes, department staff, and coaches have an obligation to report any violations or potential violations of the Code of Conduct to their head coach and/or the Director of Athletics.

D. The Director of Athletics or any head coach that is made aware of a violation of this policy that may constitute criminal activity is obligated to report the violation to the WSU Police Department.

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III. Sanctions

The Department of Athletics’ disciplinary process is independent of, and supplements the University judicial process. Sanctions levied by the WSU Department of Athletics may occur over and above those levied by the University. Sanctions will vary depending on the type and circumstance of the violation.

A. Sanctions for violations of sections IA or IB of this policy may include, but are not limited to, warning, probation, community service, required educational or counseling sessions, drug testing, restitution, temporary suspension, suspension, expulsion, and/or non-renewal of financial aid as provided by the NCAA.

B. Violations of sections IA or IB of this policy not involving criminal charges will result in sanctions that are to be determined by the head coach in consultation with the Director of Athletics.

C. Violations of sections IA or IB of this policy involving criminal charges will result in sanctions according to the following criteria:

1. Student-athletes charged with a felony or serious misdemeanor (usually Class A) will be suspended from all team activities until the charges have been dismissed, changed, or a plea or judgment has been determined.

Once the charges have been dismissed, changed, or a plea or judgment has been determined, a committee made up of the Director of Athletics, Faculty Athletics Representative, and Dean of Students will conduct a hearing and determine the appropriate sanctions to be administered. As part of the hearing, the committee may meet with the student-athlete and other individuals (as available) who have relevant information about the incident(s).

2. Student-athletes charged with a less serious misdemeanor (usually Class B or C) will be subject to sanctions as determined by the Director of Athletics in consultation with the responsible University Vice President.

D. Student-athletes subject to sanctions according to Section IIIC of this policy have the right to appeal such sanctions to the Vice President for Administrative Services.

The Intercollegiate Athletics Student-Athlete Code of Conduct is applicable to all student-athletes on the current team squad list for actions that occur while matriculated at Weber State University or that are prosecuted while enrolled as a student-athlete at the University.

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NCAA Compliance TopicsThe following information is a sample of important rules for student-athletes. If you have questions or need further information, contact the Office of Athletics Compliance.

Academic MisconductBoth the NCAA and Weber State have policies concerning academic misconduct. Academic miscon-duct can include a large variety of actions such as plagiarism, cheating on assignments, or allowing someone else to complete assignments for you. Conduct that violates Weber State’s academic mis-conduct policy can become an NCAA academic misconduct violation. NCAA penalties for academic misconduct are among the most stringent. Weber State’s policies concerning academic misconduct may be found in the student code (PPM 6-22). Weber State’s penalties for academic misconduct are generally left up to the discretion of the instructor but may include failure on an assignment, failure in the course, suspension, or expulsion. The student-athlete is responsible for all academic miscon-duct claims brought against them.

AgentsA student-athlete becomes ineligible for participation in intercollegiate athletics if he or she has agreed orally or in writing to be represented by an agent for the purpose of marketing their athletic ability in that sport. This includes agreements for representation in the future. Moreover, if a student-athlete or their relatives or friends accept any type of benefit from an agent or anyone who represents an agent, the student-athlete shall lose his or her eligibility for competition. Benefits include, but are not limited to jewelry, transportation (air or automobile), cash, and loans.

The NCAA has a broad definition of who is an agent. Under NCAA rules, an agent is any individual who: a) Represents or attempts to represent an individual for the purpose of marketing his or her athletics ability or reputation for financial gain; OR b) Seeks to obtain any type of financial gain or benefit from securing a prospective student- athlete’s enrollment at an educational institution or from a student-athlete’s potential earnings as a professional athlete.

If you are contacted by an agent or have any questions concerning agents, your amateur status, or any other NCAA rules, please contact the Office of Athletics Compliance.

AmateurismA student-athlete is not eligible to participate in intercollegiate athletics in a sport if he or she has ever: -Taken pay, or the promise of pay, for competing in that sport; -Agreed, through a signed contract, to compete professionally in that sport; -Played on any professional athletic team in that sport; OR -Used their athletics skill for pay in any form in that sport.

Student-athletes become ineligible if they promote, in any way, a commercial product or service or allow their name to be used in promoting a commercial product or service. This includes promotion on social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, etc.

Book Purchases - For all student-athletes who receive books as part of their athletics scholarship, books are issued on a rental basis to the student-athlete. The Office of Athletics Compliance will notify the bookstore which student-athletes are on a book scholarship and the classes in which they are enrolled. Book orders should be available for pickup in the Online Express Room of the book-

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Weber State University Athleticsstore by the first day of classes. Photo ID is required to pick up your books. Please verify your order is complete and all books are in the box before leaving the bookstore as the student-athlete is respon-sible for all books for which they sign for.

Book Returns - During finals week, all student-athletes must return all textbooks purchased with book scholarship money to the Department of Athletics. Book return will occur during the final week of the semester. Student-athletes will be billed at full purchase price for any books not re-turned, even if the books have been lost or stolen. Student-athletes may purchase books at the end of a semester for 25% of the purchase price. If the textbook is required for an additional term, students must notify the Compliance Office. Student-athletes are still responsible to return that book at the end of the additional term.

Complimentary AdmissionsAn institution may provide up to four complimentary admissions per home or away contest to a student-athlete in the sport in which the individual participates, regardless of whether the student-athlete competes in the contest. A student-athlete may not receive payment from any source for his or her complimentary admissions and may not exchange or assign them for any item of value.

Individuals designated by the student-athlete to receive complimentary admissions are not permitted to receive any type of payment for the admissions or to exchange or assign them for any item of value. Receipt of payment for complimentary admissions by such designated individuals is prohib-ited and considered an extra benefit, which will affect the student-athletes eligibility.

An institution may not provide a special arrangement to sell a student-athlete ticket(s) to an athletics event. Tickets shall be available for purchase by student-athletes according to the same purchasing procedures used for other students.

A student-athlete may not purchase tickets for an intercollegiate athletics event from the institution and then sell the tickets at a price greater than their face value.

An institution or any representative of its athletics interests may not purchase or otherwise obtain tickets to a professional sports event and make these tickets available to student-athletes enrolled in an NCAA member institution. Such a gift of tickets would represent an unacceptable extra benefit.

Employment EarningsNCAA rules allow a student-athlete to work provided the student-athlete is paid at the going rate for someone with their skills or abilities for work that is actually performed. If a student-athlete works while he or she is a member of a team, the student-athlete and the employer must sign a statement prior to beginning the employment to be kept on file in the Compliance Office.

Student-athletes are permitted to be self-employed, but there are several restrictions on what you can do if you plan to operate your own business. NCAA rules do not allow a student-athlete’s name, photograph, appearance, or athletics reputation to be used to promote the business. So, you cannot use your name, photograph, etc. on a website, Facebook page, business cards, etc. for your business.

Ethical ConductAll student-athletes must conduct themselves with honesty and sportsmanship at all times so that in-tercollegiate athletics at Weber State shall represent honor and dignity of fair play. A student-athlete will lose their eligibility if they knowingly take part in NCAA violations, receive extra benefits as a student-athlete, or refuse to cooperate in any investigation of possible violations.

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Weber State University AthleticsExtra BenefitsAn extra benefit is any special arrangement by an institutional employee or a representative of the in-stitution’s athletic interest (booster) to provide a student-athlete or their friends or relatives a benefit not available to the general student population and not authorized by the NCAA.

Examples of “extra benefits” include, but are not limited to, the following: -Use of Department of Athletics’ photocopier without being charged; -Use of the Department of Athletics’ telephones for long distance phone calls without being charged; -Typing of course papers by someone other than the student-athlete without being paid the going rate for such a service; -Receipt of cash or loans by a student-athlete; -Payments of parking tickets by the Department of Athletics; -Use of a Department of Athletics’ staff member’s automobile; -Discounts or credits to local businesses (i.e. reduced cost of rent, movie tickets, phone cards, sports apparel including athletic shoes other than the ones provided by the university, etc.); -Receipt of more than the allotted number of complimentary admissions allowed for an athletics contest; OR -The selling of complimentary admissions for an athletics contest. Receipt of any of these items will cause a student-athlete to become immediately ineligible pending reinstatement by the NCAA.

Financial AidTo be eligible for an athletics scholarship, a student-athlete must be registered in a full-time program of study. An athletics scholarship may cover all or part of the following elements: tuition, student fees, class fees, room, board, and textbooks. Weber State provides only required textbooks for their courses to student-athletes who receive a book scholarship. Recommended or suggested textbooks are not covered by an athletics scholarship.

Athletics scholarships are generally renewed on an annual basis. During the term of the award, an athletics scholarship may be canceled or reduced if (1) the student-athlete renders themselves ineligible for competition, (2) fraudulently misrepresents any information on an application, letter of intent, or financial aid agreement, (3) engages in serious misconduct, (4) voluntarily withdraws from the team, or (5) violates any other term on the aid agreement.

Under NCAA rules, you must report any financial aid that you receive from a source outside of the institution except for aid from whom you are naturally or legally dependent. Any outside scholar-ships (e.g. scholarships from your high school, a parent’s employer, etc.) must be reported to ensure compliance with NCAA rules.

Additionally, the Office of Financial Aid, which administers athletics financial aid, has other restric-tions that may limit the ability of a student-athlete to receive their athletics scholarship. Specifically, the Office of Financial Aid requires student-athletes to maintain a cumulative 2.00 WSU GPA. If a student-athlete is on scholarship and fails to maintain a 2.00 WSU GPA, the student-athlete may be able to submit an appeal to the Office of Financial Aid to have their athletics scholarship reinstated.

Student-athletes should reapply each year for federal financial aid, even if they did not qualify for aid in the past, due to annual changes in requirements. The priority-filing deadline for federal financial aid is March 1. You can still apply for financial aid after this date, but your money may not be avail-able in time for the beginning of classes. The WSU Financial Aid and Scholarship Office suggests that students apply as early as possible as award offer processing time may take 8 to 10 weeks. If a student is requesting loan assistance, additional processing time will be required.

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Weber State University AthleticsGambling and Sports WageringThe NCAA strictly prohibits any form of sports wagering. Student-athletes may not place bets on any sport at any level in which the NCAA conducts a championship. This policy is strictly enforced because the NCAA and its member schools believe that gambling activities undermine the spirit of amateur athletics. Student-athletes are prohibited from engaging in the following activities: -Providing information concerning intercollegiate athletics competitions to individuals involved in organized gambling activities; -Soliciting a bet on any intercollegiate team; -Accepting a bet on any team representing the institution; AND -Participating through a bookmarker, a parlay card, the Internet, a “pool”, or any other method employed by organized gambling in any gambling activity that involves intercollegiate athletics or professional athletics.

The following may render a student-athlete ineligible: -Providing any information (i.e. team injuries, team morale) to individuals known to be involved in organized gambling activities; -Posting any information via social networking platforms that could be advantageous to an indi vidual known to be involved in organized gambling activities; -Accepting a bribe or agreeing to throw, fix, or illegally influence the outcome of any intercol legiate contest; OR -Failing to report any bribe of offer or attempt to throw or fix the outcome of any contest.

Playing and Practice SeasonsThe NCAA mandates that student-athletes cannot participate in countable athletically related activi-ties for more than four hours per day and 20 hours per week during their playing season. These activities include practice, weight training and conditioning, watching film, meetings, and competi-tions. Coaches must also give student-athletes one day off during the week while in their playing season.

Weber State mandates that student-athletes sign the NCAA Student-Athlete Statement, the NCAA Drug-Testing Consent Form, the NCAA’s HIPAA form, and all Weber State institutional forms be-fore they officially begin practice (whether it is during the playing season or during the off-season).

Outside the regular playing season, student-athletes may not participate in the following activities for more than eight hours per week: -Required weight training and conditioning; -Participation in a physical fitness class conducted by a member of the athletics staff, unless such a class is a regular physical education class listed in the catalog and open to all students.; -In sports other than football, two hours of skill-related instruction with a member of the institu tion’s coaching staff at the request of the student-athlete. The two hours of skill instruction must be included in the eight hours. -In football, the eight hours of CARA permitted when you are out of season are limited to con ditioning, weight training, and film review.

No activities may occur during the week before finals and the week of finals if a team is out of season.

RecruitingEnrolled student-athletes may have a limited role in the recruitment of a prospective student-athlete (PSA) for Weber State University. An enrolled student-athlete may recieve telephone calls from a PSA made at the expense of the PSA. An enrolled student-athlete may serve as a student host to the prospect, their parents, legal guardians, or spouse on official visits. Before a student-athlete may

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Weber State University Athleticshost a PSA on an official visit, they must attend a training and certification meeting offered by the Compliance Office. The University may provide a student host up to $40.00 per day to entertain the prospect. This entertainment does NOT include the meals and admissions to regular season home athletic contests. Student host entertainment money may not be used to purchase souvenirs such as WSU t-shirts or other university mementos. If a student host entertains more than one PSA, they may receive an additional $20.00 per day for each additional PSA.

The student host may receive complimentary meals during the official visit, on or off campus, as long as the host accompanies the prospect during their official visit. Also, complimentary admis-sions may be given to the PSA and the host to home, on-campus athletic contests, provided the host accompanies the prospect. The PSA may not be given complimentary admissions to conference or NCAA Championship events. The PSA may not be recognized (e.g. on the scoreboard, or by a public address announcer) during an athletic contest.

The student host may never use the automobile of a Department of Athletics staff member or coach-ing staff member for transporting the PSA during their visit. Entertainment of a prospect must occur within 30 miles of the WSU campus. The PSA and the PSA’s parents or spouse may receive compli-mentary admissions to home athletic contests. These admissions must provide seating in the general seating area (i.e. not on the bench, special seating behind the bench or in the press box).

Student Assistance FundThe NCAA created the Student Assistance Fund (SAF) to support direct benefits to student-athletes. As a guiding principle, the fund shall be used to assist student-athletes in meeting financial needs that arise in conjunction with participation in intercollegiate athletics, enrollment in an academic curriculum, or to recognize academic achievement. A student-athlete may receive money from the SAF only up to the full cost of attendance (athletics scholarships included). The following are categories Weber State has identified to utilize the SAF funds.

-5th year aid* -Academic Services Enhancement -Emergency/Hardship* -Other Educational Expenses and Fees -Student-Athlete Advisory Committee -Summer School*

*5th/6th Year AidStudent-athletes will be able to receive SAF funding and it is limited to in-state tuition and fees and cannot exceed the previous year’s equivalency. The following requirements must be met for a student-athlete to be eligible to receive 5th/6th year aid funding from SAF:

-Complete application turned into Associate Athletics Director/SWA by the deadline -Currently receiving athletics aid -In academic good standing -Must enroll in 12 credits applicable toward his/her degree, unless fewer are required for graduation; AND -Agree to work 20 hours/week within the Department of Athletics during the semester in which they are being awarded aid.

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*Emergency/HardshipEach request for an emergency or hardship formulated with supporting documentation from the student-athlete’s respective head coach will be evaluated on an individual basis to assess the level of need and the nature of the emergency. A committee comprised of the Associate Athletic Director/SWA, Athletics Financial Officer, and Compliance Coordinator will review all requests for approval or denial.

*Summer School The following benchmarks must be met for a student-athlete to be eligible to receive summer school funding from the SAF: -Complete application turned into Associate Athletics Director/SWA by deadline; -3.0 cumulative GPA; AND -Deemed eligible based on NCAA, Conference, and institutional guidelines.

Summer school funding derived from the SAF can be applied only to tuition, fees, and/or books and will not to be used for stipends.

Transfer PolicyThe Weber State University Department of Athletics’ transfer policy can be found on WeberStateS-ports.com. Any student-athlete requesting permission to contact or announcing their intent to transfer to another institution is subject to the restrictions outlined in the policy. Exceptions to the policy will be reviewed on a case by case basis.

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Weber State University AthleticsWeber State University Campus Services

Academic Petitions ................................................................................................................ 626-6100 Student Service Center, Room 101, Registrar’s Office weber.edu/AcademicPetitionsRegistrar’s Office, 3885 West Campus Dr., Dept. 1102, Ogden, UT [email protected]

Academic Support Centers & Programs ............................................................................. 626-7847Student Service Center, Room 160 weber.edu/ASCP

Admissions Office ................................................................................................................... 626-6743Student Service Center, Room 201 weber.edu/admissions

Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity ................................................................................626-6239Miller Administration Building, Room 101 weber.edu/aaeo Appointment Tutoring Center .............................................................................................. 626-7484Tracy Hall Center, Room 101 weber.edu/tutoringservices

Assessment & Placement Policy (math & English Placement) ...............................................................................................................www.weber.edu/academicaffairs/Misc/assessmentandplacement.html

Bookstore ............... ................................................................................................................ 626-8689 Shepherd Union, Room 101 and 201 wsu.secureweblogin.com

Campus Shuttle/Wildcat Express ......................................................................................... 626-7220Annex 5, Room 104 ............................................ departments.weber.edu/facilities/fleet_shuttlebus.asp

Career Services ....................................................................................................................... 626-6393Student Service Center, Room 230 www.weber.edu/careerservices

Cashier’s Office ...................................................................................................................... 626-8006Student Service Center, Room 209 weber.edu/bursar/Contact_Us.html

Catalog .......................................................................................................................catalog.weber.edu

Computer Literacy Center .................................................................................................... 626-6113Elizabeth Hall, Room 311 weber.edu/ntm

Counseling and Psychological Services Center - 24 hour Crisis Line ............................... 626-6406Student Service Center, Room 280 www.weber.edu/CounselingCenter/

Developmental Math HUB..............................................................................................Lampros Hallwww.weber.edu/developmentalmath/HubSchedule.html

Developmental Math Advisor, Tes Yadete, Lampros Hall, Room 104 ........................... 626-7451 [email protected] ............................................. www.weber.edu/developmentalmath/Term.html Disabilities, Services for Students with.................................................................................626-6413Student Service Center, Room 181 www.weber.edu/ssd/

Distance Learning ................................................................................continue.weber.edu/wsuonline/ Proctoring tests for online classes ............................continue.weber.edu/wsuonline/Testing.aspx

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Weber State University AthleticsGraduation.......................................................................................................................801-626-6100Student Service Center, Room 101 [email protected] weber.edu/graduation/ Health Center ......................................................................................................................... 626-6459 Pharmacy.........................................................................................................................626-7924Student Service Center, Room 190 www.weber.edu/healthcenter Housing Services .................................................................................................................... 626-72751375 Village Loop Road, Ogden [email protected] departments.weber.edu/housing/

International Student and Scholar Center .......................................................................... 626-6853Student Service Center, Room 143 www.weber.edu/sis/

LGBT Resource Center .........................................................................................................626-7271Student Service Center, Room 154 www.weber.edu/lgbtresourcecenter

Lost and Found.......................................................................................................................626-7643

Multicultural Student Center ...............................................................................................626-7330Student Service Center, Room 150 www.weber.edu/multicultural

Natural Science Learning Center..........................................................................................626-7955 Tracy Hall Center, Room

Parking Services ..................................................................................................................... 626-6533Public Safety Building, Room 102 www.weber.edu/financialservices/Parking.html Police Department .................................................................................................................. 626-6460Public Safety Building www.weber.edu/police

Registrar’s Office ................................................................................................................... 626-6100Student Service Center, Room 101 www.weber.edu/registrar

Social Science Learning Center ............................................................................................ 626-6598Social Science, Room 38

Student Involvement and Leadership .................................................................................. 626-6349Shepherd Union, Room 326 weber.edu/StudentInvovlement

Student Support Services ...................................................................................................... 626-7009Student Service Center, Room 265 www.weber.edu/SSS

Student Wellness .................................................................................................................... 626-7524Wildcat Center, Room 210 [email protected] www.weber.edu/studentwellness

Supplemental Instruction (SI) ........................................... www.weber.edu/SupplementalInstruction

Writing Center........................................................................................................................626-6463Elizabeth Hall, Room 210 www.weber.edu/WritingCenter

Women’s Center .................................................................................................................... 626-6090Shepherd Union Building, Room 322 www.weber.edu/womenscenter

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Annex Directory

NAME LOCATION CODEFatigue Studies Lab A3 A02Outdoor Program D2 A09Upward Bound A3 A03Veteran’s Services D4 A05ROTC A4 A11Veteran’s Upward Bound A4 A12

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Browning Center C4 BC

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Ogden Campus3848 Harrison Blvd.Ogden, UT 84408801-626-6000

weber.edu

Ride the Wildcat Express Shuttle.

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The shuttle operates from 6:30 AM to 8:30 PM. The shuttle runs at 5-minute intervals from 7:45 AM to 1:30 PM and every 15 minutes outside of this time frame.

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Marquardt Field House D2 MFNewman Center A4 NCOgden LDS Institute A4 OIWeber State Credit Union E5 CU

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NAME LOCATION CODEFatigue Studies Lab A3 A02Outdoor Program D2 A09Upward Bound A3 A03Veteran’s Services D4 A05ROTC A4 A11Veteran’s Upward Bound A4 A12

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Browning Center C4 BC

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Ogden Campus3848 Harrison Blvd.Ogden, UT 84408801-626-6000

weber.edu

Ride the Wildcat Express Shuttle.

All Weber State University parking is by permit only. You can buy a $27 pass and always �nd a place to park in one of the 3,000 available spaces at the Dee Events Center. The shuttle runs from the Dee Events Center to the bus stop south of the Browning Center and back to the Dee Events Center.

The shuttle operates from 6:30 AM to 8:30 PM. The shuttle runs at 5-minute intervals from 7:45 AM to 1:30 PM and every 15 minutes outside of this time frame.

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9/1 - FB - Utah State @ Logan, UT - 6:00pm

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9/3 - Cross Country - BYU Invitational - Provo, UT

9/9 - SOC - New Mexico State @ Ogden, UT - 3:30pm

9/9 - VB - CS Fullerton @Fullerton, CA - 1:00pm

9/10 - FB - South Dakota @ Vermillion, SD - 1:00pm

9/10 - VB vs Air Force @ Fullerton, CA - 6:00pm

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9/10 - VB - Citadel @ Fullerton, CA - 11:00am

9/11-13 - WG at Hobble Creek Fall Classic @ Springville, UT

9/11 - SOC - Air Force @Ogden, UT - 12:00pm

9/15 - SOC - San Diego State @ San Diego, CA - 8:00pm

9/16 - VB - Southeast Missouri State @ Macomb, IL - 3:00pm

9/16-18 - Tennis at University of Utah Invitational @Salt Lake

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9/17 - SB - Snow College @ Ogden, UT

9/17 - Cross Country at Montana State Invitational @

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9/17 - FB - Sacramento State @ Ogden, UT - 6:00pm

9/17 - VB - Drake @ Macomb, IL - 1:00pm

9/17 - VB - Western Illinois @ Macomb, IL - 6:00pm

9/17 - FB - Sacramento State @ Ogden, UT - 6:00pm

9/18 - SOC - Missouri @ Columbia, MO - 12:00pm

9/19-20 - MG at Colorado St Ram Masters @ Ft. Collins, CO

9/20 - SB - SLCC @ Ogden, UT

9/23 - SOC - Northern Colorado @ Ogden, UT - TBD

9/23 - VB - Sacramento State @ Ogden, UT - 7:00pm

9/23-24 - Tennis at Weber State Invitational @ Ogden, UT

9/24 - FB - UC Davis @ Davis, CA - 7:00pm

9/24 - VB - Portland State @ Ogden, UT - 7:00pm

9/25-27 - WG at Rose City Collegiate @ Aurora, OR

9/25 - SOC - North Dakota @ Ogden, UT - 12:00pm

9/26-27 - MG at Colorado Invitational - Boulder, CO

9/29 - SB - Utah @ Ogden, UT

9/29 - VB - Southern Utah @ Cedar City, UT - 7:00pm

9/30 - Cross Country at Notre Dame Invitational @ South

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10/1 - VB - Northern Arizona @ Flagstaff, AZ - 7:00pm

10/2 - SOC - Southern Utah @ Cedar City, UT - 1:00pm

10/3-4 - MG at Utah Invitational @ Park City, UT

10/6 - VB - Montana State @ Bozeman, MT - 7:00pm

10/6-10 - Tennis at Boise State Invitational @ Boise, ID

10/7 - SOC - Montana @ Missoula, MT - 3:00pm

10/8 - SB Alumni game @ Ogden, UT

10/8 - FB - Portland State (Homecoming) @ Ogden, UT -

6:00pm

10/8 - VB - Montana @ Missoula, MT - 7:00pm

10/9-11 WG at Pat Lesser Harbottle Invitational - Tacoma, WA

10/9 - SOC - Eastern Washington @ Cheney, WA - 1:00pm

10/13 - VB - Idaho @ Pocatello, ID - 7:00pm

10/14 - Cross Country at Wisconsin Invitational @ Madison, WI

10/14 - SOC - Idaho @ Ogden, UT - 7:00pm

10/15 - FB - Montana State @ Ogden, UT - 1:30pm

10/15 - VB - Idaho State @ Pocatello, ID - 7:00pm

10/16 - SOC - Idaho State @ Ogden, UT - 12:00pm

10/17-18 - MG at Cal St Northridge Invitational @ Northridge, CA

10/19-23 - Tennis at Regionals @ Las Vegas, NV

10/21-23 - WG at Lady Mustang Invitational @ Arroyo Grande, CA

10/21 - VB vs. Northern Colorado @ Ogden, UT - 7:00pm

10/21 - SOC vs. Sacramento State @ Sacramento, CA - 4:30pm

10/22 - FB vs. Southern Utah @ Cedar City, UT - 6:00pm

10/22 - VB vs. North Dakota @ Ogden, UT - 7:00pm

10/23 - SOC vs. Portland State @ Portland, OR - 2:00pm

10/27 - VB vs. Eastern Washington @ Cheney, WA - 8:00pm

10/28 - Cross Country at Big Sky Championships @ Moscow, ID

10/29-31 - WG at Santa Clara Colby Invitational @ San Jose, CA

10/29 - VB vs. Idaho State @ Ogden, UT - 7:00pm

10/29 - FB vs. North Dakota @ Grand Forks, ND - 12:00pm

Last day of 1st block Fall Break - no classes

Last day to add online - 2nd block

46

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

OCTOBER 2016October

October

October

October

2

3

4

5

47

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

October

October

October

6

7

8


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48

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Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

OCTOBER 2016October

October

October

October

9

10

11

12

SAAC meeting - 8:30pm

Withdrawal deadline - 1st block classes

Columbus Day

49

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To DoO C TO B E R S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

N O V E M B E R S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

October

October

October

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50

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

OCTOBER 2016October

October

October

October

16

17

18

19

Spring Schedule ONLINE - Spring Registration Apts Begin

(meet with your Dept. & Athletic Advisors)

51

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Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

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October

October

20

21

22


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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Fall Break - no classes

Last day of 1st block

52

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Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

OCTOBER 2016October

October

October

October

23

24

25

26


First day 2nd block

53

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

October

October

October

27

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29


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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

Last day to add online - 2nd block

54

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

OCTOBER 2016October

October

November

November

30

31

1

2

Halloween

55

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

November

November

November

3

4

5


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30

NOVEMBER

Daylight Savings - Fall back 1 hour

PRIORITY REGISTRATION - register TODAY!

Election Day - VOTE

Last day to Withdraw, CR/NC classes (check

with advisor 1st)


SAAC Meeting8:30pm


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2016

11/1 - VB vs. Utah Valley @ Orem, UT - 6:00pm

11/3 - VB vs. Northern Arizona @ Ogden, UT -

7:00pm

11/4 or 5 - Men’s BB vs. TBD @ Ogden, UT - 7:00pm

11/5 - VB vs. Southern Utah @ Ogden, UT - 7:00pm

11/5 - FB vs. Northern Arizona @ Ogden, UT -

12:00pm

11/7 - Women’s BB vs. Montana Western @ Ogden,

UT

11/10 - VB vs. Portland State @ Portland, OR - 8:00pm

11/11 - Cross Country at NCAA Regionals @ Logan, UT

11/11 - Men’s BB vs. TBD @ Ogden, UT - 7:00pm

11/11 - Women’s BB vs. Cal. Miramar Univ. @ Ogden, UT

11/12 - VB vs. Sacramento State @ Sacramento, CA -

8:00pm

11/12 - FB vs. Cal Poly @ Ogden, UT - 12:00pm

11/15 - Men’s BB vs. Pepperdine @ Pepperdine,

CA

11/16 - Women’s BB vs. Utah Valley @ Orem, UT

11/17 - Men’s BB vs. Stanford @ Stanford, CA

11/19 - Cross Country at NCAA Championships @ Terre Haute, IN

11/19 - Women’s BB vs. Air Force @ USAFA, CO

11/19 - FB vs. Idaho State @ Pocatello, ID - 2:30pm

11/17-19 - VB at Big Sky Tournament

11/22 - Women’s BB vs. Westminister Coll. @ Ogden,

UT

11/22 - VB vs. Utah State @ Logan, UT - 7:30pm

11/23-26 - Men’s BB at Great Alaska Shoot-Out @

Ancorage, AK

11/25-27 - Women’s BB at FIU Tournament @ Miami, FL

Veterans Day

Last day to CANCEL 2nd block classes

Thanksgiving Break-campus closed


58

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Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

NOVEMBER 2016November

November

November

November

6

7

8

9

Election Day - VOTE

Last day to Withdraw, CR/NC classes (check with advisor 1st)



Daylight Savings - Fall back 1 hour

59

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To DoN O V E M B E R S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

D E C E M B E R S M T W T F S

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November

November

November

10

11

12

Veterans Day

Last day to CANCEL 2nd block classes

60

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday


November

November

November

13

14

15

16Veterans Day

61

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

November

November

November

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62

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Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday


November

November

November

20

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SAAC meeting - 8:30pm

63

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Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

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November

November

24

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26


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Wednesday


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November

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Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

December

December

December

1

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3


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DECEMBER

Last day to withdraw 2nd block


Finals Week

Christmas Day Christmas Day Holiday -

campus closed


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2016

12/2 - Track at WSU Throws Meet @ Weber

State Fairgrounds

12/3 - Track at Home Meet @ Swenson Arena

12/3 - Women’s BB vs. Portland @ Ogden, UT

12/3 - Men’s BB vs. Denver @ Ogden, UT -

7:00pm

12/7 - Men’s BB vs. BYU Away

12/7 - Women’s BB vs. BYU @ Provo,UT

12/9 - Women’s BB vs. Cal. St. Northridge @

Ogden, UT



12/17 - Women’s BB vs. Utah @ Salt Lake

City, UT

12/17 - Men’s BB vs. Utah Valley @ Ogden,

UT - 7:00pm

12/19 - Women’s BB vs. Fresno St. @ Ogden, UT

12/21 - Men’s BB vs. Utah State @ Logan, UT

12/29 - Women’s BB vs. MSU @ Ogden, UT

12/29 - Men’s BB vs. MSU @Bozeman, MT

12/31 - Women’s BB vs. UM @ Ogden, UT

12/31 - Men’s BB vs UM @ Missoula, MT

Last day of classes

Commencement Exercises

Grades PostChristmas Eve Holiday -

campus closed Christmas Eve

New Year’s Eve Holiday - campus closed New Year’s Eve

68

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

DECEMBER 2016December

December

December

December

4

5

6

7

Last day to withdraw 2nd block


69

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Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

December

December

December

8

9

10


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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Last day of classes

70

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday


December

December

December

11

12

13

14

Finals Week

71

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To DoD E C E M B E R S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

J A N UA R Y S M T W T F S

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December

December

December

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Sunday

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December

December

December

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Saturday

Things To Do

December

December

December

22

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24


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Christmas Eve

Christmas Eve Holiday - campus closed

Grades Post

74

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday


December

December

December

25

26

27

28

Christmas Day Holiday - campus closed

Christmas Day

75

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Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

December

December

December

29

30

31


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New Year’s Eve

New Year’s Eve Holiday - campus closed

76

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Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

JANUARY 2017January

January

January

January

1

2

3

4

New Year’s Day

77

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

January

January

January

5

6

7


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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

First day Spring Term


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JANUARY

New Year’s Day

School Starts

Martin Luther King Day - campus closed


Scholarship Priority Deadline


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2017

First day Spring Term

Last day to add classes online

1/7 - Women’s BB vs. ISU @ Ogden, UT

1/7 - Men’s BB vs. ISU @ Pocatello, ID

1/12 - Women’s BB vs. UI @ Moscow, ID

1/12 - Men’s BB vs. UI @ Ogden, UT

1/13 - Track at WSU Collegiate Open Throws @ Fairgrounds

1/13 - Tennis vs. BYU @ Provo, UT - 5:00pm

1/14 - Track at Collegiate Open @ Swenson Arena

1/14 - Women’s BB vs. EWU @ Cheney, WA

1/14 - Men’s BB vs. EWU @ Ogden, UT

1/19 - Women’s BB vs. UND @ Ogden, UT

1/19 - Men’s BB vs. UND @ Grand Forks, ND

1/20 - High School Meet/Field Events @ Swenson Arena

1/20-22 - Tennis at UNLV Invite @ Las Vegas, NV

1/21 - High School Meet/Track Events @ Swenson Arena

1/21 - Women’s BB vs. UNC @ Ogden, UT

1/21 - Men’s BB vs. UNC @ Greeley, CO

1/21 - Tennis at University of Utah @ Salt Lake City, UT

1/27 - Tennis vs. North Dakota @ Ogden, UT - 11:00am

1/27 - Tennis vs. Arizona Christian @ Ogden, UT -

6:00pm

1/27-28 - Snake River Open @ Pocatello, ID

1/27-28 - U. of Washington Inv. @ Seattle, WA

1/28 - Women’s BB vs. ISU @Pocatello, ID

1/28 - Men’s BB vs. ISU @ Ogden, UT

1/28 - Tennis at BYU @ Provo, UT - 11:00am

80

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

JANUARY 2017January

January

January

January

8

9

10

11

School Starts

81

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To DoJ A N UA R Y S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

F E B R UA RY S M T W T F S

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January

January

January

12

13

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82

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

JANUARY 2017January

January

January

January

15

16

17

18


83

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

January

January

January

19

20

21


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84

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Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

JANUARY 2017January

January

January

January

22

23

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25


85

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Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

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January

January

26

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28


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86

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Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

JANUARY 2017January

January

January

February

29

30

31

1


Scholarship Priority Deadline

87

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

February

February

February

2

3

4


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FEBRUARY

Valentine’s Day

President’s Day - campus closed

Last day to Withdraw 1st block


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2017

2/2 - Women’s BB vs. SUU @ Cedar City, UT

2/2 - Men’s BB vs. SUU @ Ogden, UT

2/3-5 - Tennis at UNLV Invite @ Las Vegas, NV

2/3 - Track at Montana State Inv. @ Seattle, WA

2/4 - Women’s BB vs. NAU @ Flagstaff, AZ

2/4 - Men’s BB vs. NAU @ Ogden, UT

2/4 - Tennis vs Colorado @ Boise, ID - 12:00pm

2/5 - Tennis vs Boise @ Boise, ID - 10:00am

2/9 - Women’s BB vs. SAC @ Ogden, UT

2/9 - Men’s BB vs. SAC @ Sacramento, CA

2/10-11 - Track at Mountain States Games @ Pocatello, ID

2/10-11 - Track at U. of Washington Inv. @ Seattle, WA

2/10-12 - SB at Cal State Fullerton Tournament @ Fullerton, CA

2/11 - Women’s BB vs. PSU @ Ogden, UT

2/11 - Men’s BB vs. PSU @ Portland, OR

2/12-14 - WG at Battle at Boulder Creek @ Boulder City, NV

2/13-14 - MG at SUU Thunderbird Invitational @ St. George, UT

2/16 - Women’s BB vs. UNC @ Greeley, CO

2/16 - Men’s BB vs. UNC @Ogden, UT

2/17-19 - SB at UNLV Demarini Classic @ Las Vegas, NV

2/18 - Women’s BB vs. UND @ Grand Forks, ND

2/18 - Men’s BB vs. UND @ Ogden, UT

2/18 - Tennis vs. University of Utah @ Salt Lake, UT - 5:00pm

2/19 - Tennis vs. Grand Canyon @ Ogden, UT - 11:00am

2/21 - Tennis vs Idaho State (Non-Conference) @ Ogden,

UT - 11:00am

2/23-25 - Track at Big Sky Championships @ Pocatello, ID

2/23 - Women’s BB vs. EWU @ Ogden

2/23 - Men’s BB vs. EWU @ Cheney, WA

2/24-26 - SB at University of Santa Clara tournament @ Santa

Clara, CA

2/25 - Women’s BB vs. UI @ Ogden

2/25 - Men’s BB vs. UI @ Moscow, ID

2/26 - Tennis vs Northern Colorado @ Ogden, UT - 10:00am

2/27-28 - MG at Houston Baptist Invitational @ Houston, TX

90

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

FEBRUARY 2017February

February

February

February

5

6

7

8

91

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To DoF E B R UA RY S M T W T F S

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M A R C H S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

February

February

February

9

10

11

92

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday


February

February

February

12

13

14

15

Valentine’s Day

93

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

February

February

February

16

17

18


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94

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday


February

February

February

19

20

21

22


President’s Day - campus closed

95

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

February

February

February

23

24

25


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28


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96

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday


February

February

March

26

27

28

1FAFSA Priority Deadline

97

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

March

March

March

2

3

4


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

Last day 1st block


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15

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29

MARCH

FAFSA Priority Deadline

Spring Break Spring Break Spring Break

Daylight Savings - Spring forward 1 hour

First day 2nd blockSummer Schedule Online -

Registration Apts Begin (meet with Dept. AND Athletic

Advisors)

Fall Schedule Online - Registration Apts Begin (meet with Dept. AND

Athletic Advisors)

Academic Awards Banquet

Union Ballrooms6pm

Last day to Withdraw, CR/NC classes (check

with advisor 1st)


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2017

Last day 1st block

3/1 - Women’s BB vs. UM @ Missoula, MT

3/2 - Men’s BB vs. UM @ Ogden, UT

3/3 - Women’s BB vs. MSU @ Bozeman, MT

3/3 - Tennis vs. Santa Clara @ Ogden, UT - 11:00am

3/3-5 - SB at Boise State University Tournament @ Boise, ID

3/3-5 - WG at Red Rocks Invitational @ Sedona, AZ

3/4 - Tennis vs. Portland State @ Ogden, UT - 12:00pm

3/4 - Men’s BB vs. MSU @ Ogden, UT

3/5 - Tennis vs UN Reno @ Ogden, UT - 10:00am

3/6-11 - Women’s BB at Big Sky Tournament @ Reno, NV

3/6-7 - MG at Sac State Invitational @ Sacramento, CA

3/10-12 - Track at NCAA Championships

3/10-12 - SB UC Riverside Tournament @ Riverside, CA

3/10-11 - MG at South Dakota St. Jackrabbit Invitational @ Las

Vegas, NV

3/12 - Tennis vs Eastern Washington @ Ogden - 11:00am

3/15-17 - WG at Thunderbird Invitational @ St. George, UT

3/17-19 - SB at CSUN Tournament @ Northridge, CA

3/18 - Tennis vs. Sacramento @ Sacramento, CA - 10:00am

3/18 - Tennis vs. Idaho @ Ogden, UT - 1:00pm

3/19-21 - WG at Sacramento St. Invitational @ Roseville, CA

3/25-26 - SB vs. PSU @ Portland, OR

3/25 - Tennis vs. Northern Arizona @ Flagstaff, AZ - 10:00am

3/26 - Tennis vs SUU

3/31 - Tennis vs. North Dakota @ Ogden, UT - 1:00pm

3/31 - Tennis vs Idaho State @ Pocatello, ID - 1:00pm

Spring Break Spring Break

100

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

MARCH 2017March

March

March

March

5

6

7

8Spring Break

Spring Break

Spring Break

101

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To DoM A R C H S M T W T F S

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A P R I L S M T W T F S

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

March

March

March

9

10

11

Spring Break

Spring Break

102

Monday

Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

MARCH 2017March

March

March

March

12

13

14

15

Daylight Savings - Spring forward 1 hour

First day 2nd blockSummer Schedule Online - Registration Apts Begin (meet with Dept. AND Athletic Advisors)

103

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

March

March

March

16

17

18


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104

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Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

MARCH 2017March

March

March

March

19

20

21

22

Fall Schedule Online - Registration Apts Begin (meet with Dept. AND Athletic Advisors)

105

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

March

March

March

23

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25


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106

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Sunday

Tuesday

Wednesday

MARCH 2017March

March

March

March

26

27

28

29

Last day to Withdraw, CR/NC classes (check with advisor 1st)

Academic Awards Banquet - Union Ballrooms - 6pm

107

Friday

Thursday

Saturday

Things To Do

March

March

April

30

31

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APRIL

Summer Registration Begins (no priority)


Athletic Awards Banquet Union Ballroom

6:00pm

Easter Sunday

Last day of Spring term Finals Finals


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2017

4/1-2 - SB vs. UNC @ Greeley, CO

4/1 - Tennis vs. Portland State @ Ogden, UT - 1:00pm

4/2 - Tennis vs UN. Colorado @ Ogden, UT

4/4 - SB at DH Utah Valley @ Cedar City, UT

4/5-7 - WG at Wyoming Cowgirl Classic @ Maricopa, AZ

4/8 - Tennis vs Montana @ Missoula, MT - 9:00am

4/8-9 - SB vs. SUU @ Cedar City, UT

4/9 - Tennis vs Montana State @ Bozeman, MT

4/10-11 - MG at Wyoming Cowboy Classic @ Chandler, AZ

4/15 - Tennis vs Sacramento State @ Sacramento, CA -

1:00pm

4/15 - Tennis vs U. of Idaho @ Ogden, UT

4/15-16 - SB vs. ISU @ Pocatello, ID

4/16 - Tennis vs E. Washington @ Ogden, UT

4/19 - SB vs. Utah State @ Logan, UT

4/20-23 - WG at Big Sky Conf. Championship @ Boulder

City, NV

4/21 - Tennis vs SUU @ Cedar City, UT - 2:00pm

4/22 - Tennis vs Northern Arizona @ Flagstaff, AZ

4/22 - Tennis vs Montana State @ Bozeman, MT

4/22-23 - SB vs. UND @ Grand Forks, ND

4/23 - Tennis vs Montana @ Missoula, MT

4/26 - SB vs. Utah @ Salt Lake City, UT

4/28-30 - MG at Big Sky Conference Championship @

Boulder City, NV

4/29-30 - SB vs. Sac State @ Sacramento, CA

Last day to Withdraw 2nd block

FinalsCommencement

Exercises

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Summer Registration Begins (no priority)

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12

Athletic Awards Banquet - Union Ballroom - 6:00pm


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Things To DoA P R I L S M T W T F S

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M AY S M T W T F S

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April

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APRIL 2017April

April

April

April

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Easter Sunday

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April

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April

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Finals

Last day of Spring term

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Saturday

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April

April

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Finals

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MAY 2017April

May

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30

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Finals Week

Last day of Spring term

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Grades Post


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MAY

First day of Summer Term

Mother’s Day

Memorial Day - campus closed


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2017

Grades Post

5/6-7 - SB vs. UM @ Missoula, MT



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First day of Summer Term

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MAY 2017May

May

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Mother’s Day

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MAY 2017May

May

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May

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May

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JUNE

Father’s DayLast day to Withdraw

1st block

First day of 2nd block


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2017


Last day to add 2nd block classes online

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June

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10

M AY S M T W T F S

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Things To DoJ U N E S M T W T F S

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J U LY S M T W T F S

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June

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Father’s Day

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28

First day of 2nd block

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June

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JULY

Independence Day - campus closed

Last day to CANCEL 2nd block

Last day to Withdraw, CR/NC (check with

advisor 1st)

Pioneer Day - campus closed


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2017

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5

Independence Day - campus closed

143

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July

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Things To DoJ U LY S M T W T F S

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JULY 2017July

July

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July

16

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19

Last day to CANCEL 2nd block

Last day to Withdraw, CR/NC (check with advisor 1st)

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Things To Do

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July

July

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JULY 2017July

July

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26

Pioneer Day - campus closed

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July

July

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AUGUST


Finals Week Finals Week Finals Week

First day of Fall Term


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2017

Last day Summer Term

Grades Post

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August

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August

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Last day Summer Term

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AUGUST 2017August

August

August

August

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Finals Week

Finals Week

Finals Week

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August

August

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Grades Post

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AUGUST 2017August

August

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August

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First day of Fall Term

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September

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September

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