Bio Cards
Bio cards display information on a person, place or thing. The can be used as info cards for faculty, staff, club officers and search committees or any other type of list that needs robust content, including images.
Kira Tadehara
PRESIDENT
kiratadehara@mail.weber.eduSocial Work isn't about seeing the cup half empty or half full, it's about recognizing that the cup can be refilled. It is also about recognizing that there might be barriers to refilling it! I am super pleased to be this year's club President and am even more pleased that I get to work with such awesome people. A pun master by nature, I love to annoy those around me with paper jokes. Truly tear-able, Ha Ha, Get it? I strive to be a better Social Worker, friend, and intersectional feminist every day.
Val A. Browning Center, Austad Auditorium
1,500 seating capacity
josiechambers@mail.weber.eduThe Val A. Browning Center Austad Auditorium is Northern Utah’s largest venue for arts and entertainment. The Austad has welcomed thousands of actors, performers, musical groups, several U.S. Presidents and even Mr. Rogers. Most recently, Broadway star Audra McDonald performed with the Utah Symphony, and social activist Cornel West spoke to the largest crowd in 20 years!
Student Perspectives
A basic media object that includes a head shot, name, degree date and testimonial.
Isaac Curtis
Class of 2017
“While finishing my generals, I took an intro to social work class and realized that it was what I wanted to do. I have met some of the most incredible people along the way.”
Danielle Nelson
Class of 2017
“I started at Weber in 2011 with the hopes of becoming a wedding planner. Along the way, I fell in love with social work, where I became passionate about people, particularly the underdog.”