Weber State’s first cohort of physician assistants to join workforce
Weber State University graduated its first cohort of physician assistants last Friday, adding 19 new clinicians to the workforce.
Weber State University graduated its first cohort of physician assistants last Friday, adding 19 new clinicians to the workforce.
Weber State University will award more than 2,400 degrees and certificates during its fall 2024 commencement ceremonies Dec. 13.
A graduate student is using his engineering know-how to develop and test technology that could soon be used by researchers at Weber State University and military personnel at Hill Air Force Base.
Since the Student Success Center opened its doors in July, hundreds of Wildcats have visited the space to receive personalized help reaching their academic, personal and professional goals.
Weber State University continues to expand its green energy production capabilities with the completion of a second solar array covered parking lot on the Ogden campus.
Although she hasn’t attended Weber State University in over a year, Rebekah Richter will graduate from WSU this month with her associate degree, becoming the first student to take advantage of the new TechTransfer initiative.
While completing her clinical hours at the Northern Navajo Medical Center in Shiprock, New Mexico, Weber State University radiography student Kendra Ellison observed elderly patients facing a language barrier while seeking care.
When two Utah sisters took the reins of their family farm dating back to the 1850s, they relied on very different degrees from two long-standing Utah universities to take their business into a new era.
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