Let us help you make the most of your spring semester.

Yes! Our departments and faculty have prepared spring semester courses with flexible options for online, in-person and hybrid class offerings. Please watch for messages from your department for more information on what to expect for your classes.

Each class is being evaluated on a case-by-case basis to determine the best way to deliver instruction to students. We are strategically using college and departmental resources to prioritize finding physical classroom space for the curriculum that cannot be delivered through a virtual format. All in-person classes will follow the sanitation and safety measures set by Weber State University and state and local health departments.

Any class that will be taught in a virtual format has been carefully designed to meet or exceed the high quality of instruction our students expect. The disciplines within our college boast the most creative, innovative instructors on campus and we are excited for you to see what they have put together for you.

Specific information about your classes can be found in Banner.

 

To ensure safety for those on campus, our cleaning crews are using stringent cleaning protocols. A few of the measures being taken to help prevent the spread of viral infection include:

• Virex — a disinfectant commonly used in hospitals — is being used to clean surfaces including bathrooms, doors, tables, desks, work stations and door handles.
• Color-coded rags are used to make sure no cross-contamination takes place, specifically in bathrooms and break rooms.
• Chlorine tab spray guns are being used every day in open, common spaces due to the high potency.
• Kaivac machines are being used around campus to deep clean bathrooms, showers and locker rooms

There will be additional signage throughout campus with the guidelines and protocols for each building.

Safety is a two-way street - we request you keep a socially respectful distance from others on campus, wash your hands and clean up after yourself. If you are feeling ill, please stay home.

For more information on the university's COVID-19 response plan, please visit www.weber.edu/coronavirus.

 

The university will offer a full schedule in the spring, including online, virtual and hybrid versions of courses to provide you with a variety of options to meet your expectations and needs. 

Surveys conducted by WSU show that 30% of faculty and staff and 20% of students self-identify as being in CDC-defined “High Risk Populations.” By offering a variety of delivery methods, we hope to provide students and faculty with course offerings that best meet their individual needs. 

Nope! If you have not yet applied to WSU and would like to kickstart your future, you can start the application process here. 

If you are interested in the arts and humanities, Lindquist College offers 38 undergraduate degrees in English, Visual Art & Design, Foreign Languages, Performing Arts, Communication and Film Studies in addition to graduate programs in English and Communication.

As a whole, WSU has more than 225 undergraduate degrees and certificate programs available to students. 

First, congratulations, Wildcat! We're so thrilled you have chosen to attend WSU!

Next, you will need to set-up your eWeber profile, learn about financial support options and complete an online orientation. WSU admissions has step-by-step instructions on their webpage. 

Your college advisors have also created a handy guide for first-year students in the arts and humanities, including GRAD-maps, recommended courses and tips for success.

You can register for spring semester classes through your eWeber portal. As always, you can reach out to an academic advisor to make sure your class schedule puts you on the right track for graduation. Set up an appointment at cahadvisor.youcanbook.me or by emailing cahadvisor@weber.edu.

Our advising team created a guide for first-year students to help you get started. Welcome to WSU and Lindquist College!