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USU President Invites All Employees to Campus Picnic

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USU President Invites All Employees to Campus Picnic
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Utah State University sites use cookies. By continuing to use this site you accept our privacy and cookie policy . I agree Skip to content Campus Life Full Size × Download Close Download Utah State University President Brad L. Mortensen has invited all faculty and staff across the university system for a campus picnic on the Quad in Logan to kick off the new academic year. Employees are encouraged to drop by for lunch when they can between 12:30 and 2 p.m. Aug. 18. “I’m so excited to connect with our university community and hear about the remarkable work our faculty and staff are doing in the areas of research, teaching and outreach,” Mortensen said. “I hope to make this an annual gathering where we can hang out and get to know each other more.” For those unable to attend the campus picnic in Logan, Mortensen and his leadership team will also again tour USU campuses across the state Oct. 27-30 to connect with faculty, staff, students and local community members. Statewide campuses will hear more about the tour in the coming months. CONTACT Amanda DeRito Associate VP of Strategic Communications University Marketing and Communications 435-797-2759 Amanda.derito@usu.edu TOPICS President 136 stories SHARE Comments and questions regarding this article may be directed to the contact person listed on this page. Next Story in Campus Life The American flag is back on USU's Quad as part of the annual celebration of Independence Day. Watch the Video See Also The community gathered at the USU Eastern Prehistoric Museum on June 26 to celebrate the life and legacy of Don Burge during the museum's fourth annual Don Burge Day. Trending on Utah State Today Read the Story UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS Read the Story SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Read the Story UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS Read the Story BUSINESS & SOCIETY

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