Spring 2024 – Mental Health - Utah State Magazine

Spring 2024 – Mental Health

FROM PANIC TO PEACE: Chari Hawkins’ Olympic Dream Nears Reality
THE DEEPEST GRIEF: Blake Anderson Seeks to Help Others in Need Following Another Tragic Loss

CENTER OF ATTENTION: USU’s Sorenson Center for Clinical Excellence is a Resource for the Entire State

UTAH HOME TO GREATEST CONCENTRATION OF RECOGNIZED DARK SKY PLACES

STATEWIDE CAMPUSES PROVIDE ACCESS TO EDUCATION THROUGH LIFE’S CHANGES

MARNEEN FIELDS: The Aggie Gymnast Who Went to Hollywood

SHORTS

A USU student participates in a drum circle during the music therapy class.

MORE THAN TALK: MUSIC THERAPY SPEAKS BEYOND WORDS

Elizabeth Fauth (left), USU's Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia Research Center director, sits with an elderly woman explaining a test that could help with early detection of the diseases.

USU CENTER HELPING TO DEVELOP EARLY DEMENTIA SCREENING TEST

HOPE AND HEALING: Mental Health Support for Agricultural Communities

Longtime coach Stew Morrill stands next to tables with many of the awards his teams won during his 17-year coaching tenure.

FOREVER HOME: USU Names Court After Longtime Coach Stew Morrill

Magazine editor Tim Olsen poses with his grandfather and son after a Utah State men's basketball game.

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR: You Are Not Alone

The 2023-24 USU men's basketball team poses on the court with signs and t-shirts as they celebrate winning the regular season Mountain West conference championship.

CAMPUS SCENE: Spectrum Magic Returns

COMMUNICATION FROM CANTWELL: Celebrating a Brighter Future

SPRING 2024 BRIEFS