Samantha Campbell has been appointed as the Interim Associate Vice and Director of Students for Utah State University's Moab region, according to university directory records. In this leadership capacity, Campbell will oversee student-focused operations and administrative functions for the Moab campus.
Leadership Roles in Moab
As the Interim Associate Vice President, Campbell serves within the Moab Region's administrative structure. Her contact information for university business includes a direct line at (43 \(435\) 797-5110 and official correspondence via email at samantha.campbell@usu.edu.
Campbell's role as Director of Students places her at the center of student life and support services provided by the university. This position coordinates with other statewide administrative leaders, such as Kristian Olsen, who serves as the Deputy Vice President for Residential Campuses.
Academic Support Services
The administration of student affairs in the Moab region involves a wide range of academic and wellness resources designed to facilitate degree completion. These services are part of Utah State University's broader commitment to providing students with tools for both classroom and personal success.
Academic support at the Moab campus includes access to professional academic advisors who assist students in maintaining progress toward graduation. This system is supported by a success coordinator, who acts as a central point of contact to connect students with various university resources.
Career and Leadership Development
Beyond traditional classroom instruction, the Moab region provides specialized programming such as the USU Ambassadors program. This student leadership group represents both Utah State University and the local community through hosting tours, participating in campus activities, and attending specialized leadership training. Students selected for this program also receive a scholarship.
Career development is another pillar of the university's regional support structure. The Career Design Center assists students with major exploration, gaining real-world experience, and professional preparation to help them present themselves effectively to employers as they approach graduation.
Comprehensive Student Welfare
The university also maintains a robust infrastructure for student welfare, including the Disability Resource Center (DRC), which works to remove barriers to academic potential and ensures equal access to all university programs and activities. For students facing specific interpersonal challenges, the Survivor Support, Advocacy, and Violence Intervention (SSAVI) office provides confidential advocacy for those who have experienced relationship violence.
Additional specialized support services available to Moab-area students include:
• Financial Support: Experts assist students in navigating funding options for their education.
• Military Support: The Veterans Resource Office provides assistance tailored to active military members and veterans returning to duty.
• Library Services: Students have access to statewide databases, e-journals, and e-books, with the university providing free mailing of printed books when necessary.
• Mentoring: A faculty-to-student mentoring program matches students with faculty members to provide career guidance and internship opportunities.
Integration of Regional Services
The Moab region's student services are integrated into the larger Utah State University network, allowing students to utilize both in-person local resources and virtual statewide offerings. This includes access to USU Online courses, which allow students to mix on-campus, online, and broadcast classes as part of a single admission profile.
