News and Updates

Idaho Commons Is Now the Idaho Student Union Building: To better reflect the purpose of the building, the Idaho Commons is now the Idaho Student Union Building (ISUB). The change is important to our students and helps convey the intent of the building – a gathering place for students and a resource for student success. The proposal for the ISUB came last spring from the Associated Students of the University of Idaho and was approved by the president. The building is managed by a group of students and led by the ASUI president. This board will make recommendations on changes including new food venues, resources and entertainment. Signage in and on the building, as well as other references to the name, will change this fall as time and resources allow.
 
SRC Closed Sept. 16-18: The Student Recreation Center will be closed today through Wednesday to replace all strength and cable machines with new equipment. Regular hours will resume Thursday.
 
Climate Crisis Walkout Friday: Stand up for climate action by participating in a Climate Crisis Walkout 11 a.m. Friday, Sept. 20, on the Theophilus Tower Lawn.
 
POW/MIA Remembrance Ceremony Friday: The University of Idaho Navy, Army and Air Force ROTC units will hold a ceremony in observation of the National POW/MIA Recognition Day 2 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20, in the Shattuck Amphitheater.
 
Stalking: Know It, Name It, Stop It Tuesday: The 2019 Katy Benoit Campus Safety Awareness Month Keynote, 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Vandal Ballroom, will feature a talk on stalking, particularly on college campuses. Jennifer Landhuis is the director of the Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center (SPARC), an AEquitas initiative. She has over 22 years of experience as an educator and advocate on the issues of stalking, domestic violence and sexual assault. Following the talk there will be a question and answer panel comprised of campus and community responders and resources. Contact the Office of the Dean of Students for more information, askjoe@uidaho.edu.
 
Learn How To Let Someone Know You CARE by Filing a CARE Report Tuesday: Learn why, how and when to access the VandalCARE system by filing a CARE Report, 10-11 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 17, in the ISUB Clearwater Room. VandalCARE exists to help connect members of the Vandal Family who may need assistance from the offices and individuals on campus who can help. Email askjoe@uidaho.edu with questions.
 
Free Tobacco Cessation Classes Offered on Campus Every Thursday: Freshstart Tobacco Cessation is offered on campus from noon to 12:50 p.m. every Thursday and is free for all students, faculty and staff. This four-part group is geared toward helping participants increase their motivation to quit, learn effective approaches for quitting and help them quit successfully. All classes are held in the Student Health Center conference room. Check in at Student Health Center Room 129; enter on University Avenue. Registration is encouraged.
 
Engineering Diversity Dinner Sept. 25; RSVP by Friday: The Engineering Diversity Dinner is 5-7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 25, in the Integrated Research and Innovation Center Atrium. The event includes networking opportunities and will provide insight about the positive impact of diversity on the engineering community. RSVP by Friday, Sept. 20 to lina5434@uidaho.edu.
 
Hiring Science Writers and Photographers: The Office of Undergraduate Research is hiring writers and photographers for Vandals in Focus 2020, a print and web publication telling the stories of students doing incredible research, scholarship and creative activity. The positions are paid and offer students the chance to expand their writing and photography skills and build their portfolios. To apply, send a cover letter and resume to vandalsinfocus@uidaho.edu by midnight Oct. 1.

Create for the Blot Magazine Cover Art Contest: Blot is looking for fellow Vandals (past or present) to display what it means to them to be a Vandal. The submission must be 8 by 10 inches and can be in any artistic medium. Selected pieces will be printed in the first issue of Blot magazine, which will be released in October. The winning piece will be featured on the cover. Submit pieces as a PNG to blot@uidaho.edu by Friday. Participants must be a current student or alumni of the university to participate.
 
U&I Give Crowdfunding Opportunity Deadline Saturday: Applications are now available to crowdfund with U&I Give, the university’s crowdfunding platform for community fundraising. Crowdfunding offers donors a new avenue to provide support directly to schools, programs and specific projects at the university that are most meaningful to them. Applications for fundraisers are due by Saturday, Sept. 21. Learn more about U&I Give Crowdfunding.
 
Participate in a Study Investigating Reported Dietary Intake, Attention and Memory in University Students: Researchers in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences are recruiting undergraduate and graduate students aged 18-26 years to participate in a study exploring the relationships among foods consumed, nutrients found in the skin and cognition. Read more.
 
Vandal Poem of the Day Enters Fifth Year: Vandal Poem of the Day returns to begin its fifth year publishing a contemporary poem daily throughout the academic year. This year's poems are from Canarium Books, an independent publishing house established in Marfa, Texas, in 2008, and will be hosted by the Center for Digital Inquiry and Learning. Read more.
 
Prestigious Fellowship Workshops Continue Wednesday: Prestigious Fellowship Workshops dedicated to helping students apply for different graduate fellowships such as the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program are being hosted Wednesdays by the College of Graduate Studies. The Graduate Research Fellowship Program recognizes and supports outstanding graduate students in National Science Foundation-supported STEM disciplines who are pursuing research-based master and doctoral degrees. Read more.
 
Vandalizing the Kitchen Thursday: Join the campus dietitian for a free "Kick-Start Your Morning" cooking demonstration 4-5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19, SRC classroom 103. Learn three easy breakfast recipes, taste samples and take home recipes. Learn more about Vandalizing the Kitchen.
 
Application Deadline Extended to Sept. 30 for the Berry International Jazz Collection Fellowship: The library invites students from any discipline to apply for the Berry International Jazz Collections Fellowship. This program funds one student each year to work with the library to increase the visibility and use of the International Jazz Collections through a project of the student’s own design. Read more about the fellowship.
 
ASO Mandatory Renewal Trainings This Week: All ASUI-affiliated student organizations must send at least one club officer to one of three trainings to renew their status for the 2019-20 academic year. ASO Renewal Trainings will be 4-5 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, or 5-6 p.m. Thursday, in the ISUB Whitewater Room. Email getinvolved@uidaho.edu for more information.

Energy Storage Technology for Space Travel Discussed at Next IRIC Lunch and Learn:
Herb Hess and Christine Berven, faculty in the Colleges of Science and Engineering, led a team of students to design and build a flywheel energy storage system that can one day be used for space travel and extraterrestrial colonization missions. Learn more about the project at the next IRIC Lunch and Learn presentation, noon Thursday, in the IRIC Atrium. Read more.

Academic Dates and Deadlines

• Early Warning Grades Due: Sept. 24
• Deadline to Withdraw From Early Eight-Week Classes: Sept. 27
• Fall Midterm Exams: Oct. 14
• Late Eight-Week Classes Begin: Oct. 21
• Midterm Grades Due: Oct. 21
• Spring Academic Advising Begins: Oct. 21
• Winter Registration Opens: Oct. 21
• Deadline to Add or Drop Eight-Week Classes: Oct. 25

Have questions about upcoming deadlines? Contact the Registrar's Office.

News and Updates

Student Employees Must Use @uidaho.edu Email Account for Work: Students who are also employees of the University of Idaho need a @uidaho.edu account in addition to their student email account @vandals.uidaho.edu. Any work conducted for the university should utilize the @uidaho.edu email address per U of I policy. Read more.
 
Participate in Suicide Awareness Week This Week: Participate in Suicide Awareness Week from Sept. 9-14 with events including Therapy Dogs in the Well Space, training to recognize and respond to someone in distress, a screening of “Concussion” and a walk or run in the We Got Your Back 5K. Learn more about Suicide Awareness Week and events on campus.
 
Apply for the Berry International Jazz Collections Fellowship by Sept. 15: The University of Idaho Library invites students from any discipline to apply for the Berry International Jazz Collections Fellowship by Sunday, Sept. 15. This program funds one student each year to work with the faculty and staff at the library to increase the visibility and use of the International Jazz Collections through a project of the student’s own design. Projects may include, but are not limited to, archival work such as research and description; scholarly research that involves producing a paper for publication; and/or electronic curation of previously or newly digitized materials from the IJC. Read more.
 
2019 Michael Kyte Distinguished Lecture Features Purdue's Darcy Bullock: Darcy Bullock, a Lyles Family Professor of Civil Engineering and director of the Joint Transportation Research Program at Purdue University, will speak at 4 p.m. Friday, Sept. 13, in the IRIC Atrium, as part of the U of I College of Engineering Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering's 2019 Michael Kyte Distinguished Lecture. The event is free and a reception will begin at 3 p.m. Read more.
 
Professional Development Initiatives Series Begins Sept. 12: The Professional Development Initiative creates and coordinates events, workshops, classes and provides services that will help ensure the success of graduate students, postdocs and other early career trainees academically and in their careers. These workshops cover topics including career planning, job readiness, writing, science communication and work-life balance skills. The kickoff for the fall professional development initiatives will take place 5-6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12, at Hunga Dunga Brewing, 222 Jackson St., Moscow. Other events include: “Developing Resumes and CVs,” 4-5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 24, IRIC 321; and “BEAMS Financial Planning,” 4-5 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 21, IRIC 321.
 
Tutoring and College Success Services Available This Semester: Tutoring and College Success (TCS) has many ways for students to access academic support this semester, including academic coaching, peer assisted study sessions and drop-in tutoring. Learn more about services offered by TCS.
 
Participate in a Study Investigating Reported Dietary Intake, Attention and Memory in University Students: Researchers in the Department of Family and Consumer Sciences are recruiting U of I undergraduate and graduate students aged 18-26 years to participate in a study exploring the relationships among foods consumed, nutrients found in the skin and cognition. Read more.
 
VandalSync Migrating to Engage on Friday: The Department of Student Involvement will be replacing VandalSync with a new program called Engage UIdaho. The migration is set to happen Friday, Sept. 13. All active users and organizations will migrate automatically. Learn more.
 
Sustainability Grants Info Forum Thursday: The Sustainability Center is funding yearlong student-led projects of up to $3,000 each that advance campus sustainability. An informational session will take place 3:30-4:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12, in the Idaho Commons Clearwater Room. Attendance is mandatory to apply for a grant. Email uisc-projects@uidaho.edu if unable to make the meeting.
 
Attend the National Academy of Inventors Local Chapter Kickoff Meeting Today: The Office of Research and Economic Development, through the Office of Technology Transfer, is launching a local chapter of the National Academy of Inventors to support academic inventors and bolster the spirit of innovation in our Vandal community. The kickoff and first local chapter meeting is 2 p.m. today, Sept. 9, in the IRIC Step Auditorium. Contact Jeremy Tamsen at OTT@uidaho.edu for more information.

U of I Women Lead Sign-Ups Start Tuesday: U of I Women Lead, which will host sign-ups beginning at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, in Idaho Commons 302, addresses and challenges oppressive theories that women encounter as leaders and promotes a network of women leaders on campus. Women will walk away with enhanced confidence in their leadership capabilities and higher sense of purpose. Only 14 spots are available. Program dates are 5-7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 26, Thursday, Oct. 10, Tuesday, Oct. 22, and Tuesday, Oct. 29.
 
Peace Corps Application Workshop Sept. 17: Students interested in the Peace Corps can attend an application workshop 3-4 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 17, in Idaho Commons. Peace Corps volunteers live and work for 27-month terms of service in more than 60 nations and receive a living stipend, extensive language and technical training and financial benefits including eligibility for student loan forgiveness and graduate school fellowships after service. Read more.
 
Create for the Blot Magazine Cover Art Contest: Blot is looking for fellow Vandals (past or present) to display what it means to them to be a Vandal. The submission must be 8 by 10 inches and can be in any artistic medium. Selected pieces will be printed in the first issue of Blot magazine, which will be released in October. The winning piece will be featured on the cover. Submit pieces as a PNG to blot@uidaho.edu by Friday, Sept. 20. Participants must be a current student or alumni of the university to participate.
 
Vandals on the Move: Be Aware, Slow Down, Anticipate Risks and Arrive Safely: Situational awareness is key to arriving at any destination safely. Situational awareness means being aware of everything around you and anticipating potential risks real-time. Be aware, slow down, anticipate risks and arrive safely. Visit the National Highway Traffic Administration website and the U of I Personal Alternative Transportation webpage for more information about arriving safely.

Academic Dates and Deadlines

• Deadline to Apply For Fall Graduation Without Late Fee: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Change to Pass/Fail Grading: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Drop or Audit Semester Class Without W: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Register, Add or Change Credits on Semester Classes: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Submit Idaho Residency Worksheets for Fall: Sept. 9
• Fall Financial Aid Census: Sept. 9
• Last Day to Receive Refund of Tuition and Fees: Sept. 9
• Early Warning Grades Due: Sept. 24
• Deadline to Withdraw From Early Eight-Week Classes: Sept. 27

Have questions about upcoming deadlines? Contact the Registrar's Office.

News and Updates

Online Safety Courses Required for Incoming Vandals: Incoming undergraduate students under the age of 24 are required to complete AlcoholEdu and Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates, two online safety courses. The courses provide knowledge and skills students need to make healthy, informed decisions. Read more.

Report Campus Safety Concerns Online: The U of I’s I-Safety Report a Safety Concern Form provides a quick and easy way to report campus safety concerns. To complete the form, just describe the safety concern, its location, the time and date. There is also an option to upload a photo. The form may be submitted anonymously if desired. Contact Environmental Health and Safety at 208-885-6524 or safety@uidaho.edu for more information.

Regular Campus Parking Rules Back In Effect: Summer Break parking regulations have concluded for another year. Permits or payments are required in all parking lots and spaces on campus per posted signs. U of I Parking Rules and Regulations can be found on the Parking and Transportation Services website. If you will be parking on campus and have not yet purchased a permit, please do so as soon as possible. If you are considering alternative transportation, please visit Parking’s Alternative Transportation webpages. Read more.

Graduate Student Essentials Workshop Series Begins Sept. 3: A five-week Graduate Student Essentials Workshop Series begins at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 3, in room 120 of the Library or via Zoom. Workshops last for one hour. The first session is titled, "Research Refresher" and will familiarize graduate students with the resources available to get started on research. The workshops are specifically designed for the benefit of graduate students but any student may attend. Visit the website for all the workshop descriptions and information. Read more.

Donate to the Vandal Food Pantry Food Drive: Want to give back? The Vandal Food Pantry has partnered with the Moscow Food Co-op for a back-to-school food drive. Participants are asked to consider donations of $5 or $10 to stock the shelves for the upcoming academic year. The food drive ends Saturday, Aug. 31. Those interested in hosting drives for the Vandal Food Pantry can contact volunteer@uidaho.edu.

Library Hosts Exhibit Showcasing Work by Peter and Donna Thomas: The Library is hosting a new exhibit featuring many of the works of Peter and Donna Thomas found in the Gary E. Strong Private Collection. The exhibit, “A Book’s Nature: Artist Books,” will be on the second floor of the library through Dec. 10. The Thomas' experiment with material, structure and content, creating books ranging from miniature pieces to one-of-a-kind masterpieces inspired by nature. Contact Courtney Berge at cberge@uidaho.edu for more information.

Sixth and Line Intersection Closed Through November: Steam tunnel repairs continue on Sixth and Line streets, and the intersection will be closed through November with local access maintained but no through traffic. Contact Facilities at facilities@uidaho.edu for project questions or Parking and Transportation Services at parking@uidaho.edu for parking, mobility or access questions.

International Programs Office Makes Change to Student Walk-in Hours: The International Programs Office (IPO) is expanding its office hours and is now open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Walk-in hours for international services are from 1:30-4 p.m. The IPO is located in Living Learning Community Building 3.

Registration for Pilates Education Program Ends Friday: Students are invited to attend the internationally recognized BASI Pilates Mat Teacher Training program Sept. 6-8 and May 1-3. The six-module professional development opportunities are open to students, alumni, faculty/staff and community members. To attend, register with BASI by Friday, Aug. 30, at basipilates.com. Contact Melanie Meenan at mmeenan@uidaho.edu for more information.

Academic Dates and Deadlines

• Deadline to Pay Tuition Without Fees: Today
• Fall Classes Begin: Today
• Labor Day Holiday University Closed: Sept. 2
• Deadline to Add or Change Semester Classes Online: Sept. 3
• Deadline to Add or Drop Early Eight-Week Classes: Sept. 3
• Deadline to Submit Drop for Non-Attendance Requests: Sept. 3
• Deadline to Apply For Fall Graduation Without Late Fee: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Change to Pass/Fail Grading: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Drop or Audit Semester Class Without W: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Register, Add or Change Credits on Semester Classes: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Submit Idaho Residency Worksheets for Fall: Sept. 9
• Fall Financial Aid Census: Sept. 9
• Last Day to Receive Refund of Tuition and Fees: Sept. 9
• Early Warning Grades Due: Sept. 24
• Deadline to Withdraw From Early Eight-Week Classes: Sept. 27

Have questions about upcoming deadlines? Contact the Registrar's Office.

News and Updates

Sixth and Line Intersection Closed Through November: Steam tunnel repairs continue on Sixth and Line streets, and the intersection will be closed through November with local access maintained but no through traffic. Housing move-in will occur on Thursday, Aug. 22, on the north side of the residence halls, with access to all move-in loading and parking locations via Paradise Creek Street. Please reach out to Facilities at facilities@uidaho.edu for project questions or Parking and Transportation Services at parking@uidaho.edu, for parking, mobility or access questions.

Vandal Welcome Begins Thursday: Vandal Welcome programming for new students is Thursday-Saturday, Aug. 22-25. Move in, settle in and attend welcome events with other incoming students and families. View the full schedule. Transfer Student Orientation is Saturday, Aug. 24. View the full transfer orientation schedule.

Common Read ‘There There’ Available At The VandalStore: Stop by The VandalStore and pick up a copy of Tommy Orange’s “There There,” the Common Read for the 2019-20 academic year.

Gotcha Mobility e-Bike Launch Delayed Until Spring 2020: The August launch of Gotcha e-Bikes on campus and in the Moscow community has been pushed to spring of 2020 due to supply chain challenges and a technical issue with the locking mechanism that enables riders to begin and end their ride.

New Vandal Guest Wi-Fi Network Portal Will Require Registration: Students can stay connected to campus Wi-Fi by logging on to the AirVandalGold network. Guests accessing AirVandalGuest are required to register daily and will lose access at 3 a.m. AirVandalGold offers premium-level services. More information is available by visiting the tech support portal or by calling 208-885-4357.

Housing and Residence Life Information Desk Available to Students at Late Hours: The Housing and Residence Life Information Desk has returned to academic year hours and will be open every day from 6 a.m. to midnight during the fall semester.

Free Student Planner Now Available: Keep track of classes, due dates, meetings and activities with the free, printable student planner. The planner is customized with the university's academic calendar, fun events and important deadlines, as well as a guide to campus life and the Student Code of Conduct. Download and print the planner.

Moscow Art Theatre (Too) presents ‘The Pillowman’: “The Pillowman,” a dark comedy comprised partially of U of I students, will be performed at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24, at the Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre in Moscow. The play follows a writer accused of a series of child murders. Contact Producer Dave Harlan for tickets and inquiries at dave@moscowarttheatretoo.com or 503-756-6754.

Graduate Assistant Institute is Thursday: The Graduate Assistant Institute is 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday in Room 111, Renfrew Hall. The Institute provides professional development opportunities and is required for new teaching or research assistants. More information is available at uidaho.edu/tatraining, or by contacting Mikyla Wood at mikyla@uidaho.edu.

Graduate Student Orientation is Sunday: New Graduate Student Orientation is at 1 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 25, in Room 277 of Life Science South. All graduate students are welcome. More information is available by visiting uidaho.edu/gradorientation, or emailing cogs@uidaho.edu.

Join the Planning Team for the 2020 Women’s Leadership Conference: The Women’s Center is looking for students interested in joining the planning team for the 2020 Women’s Leadership Conference. Celebrate differences, build common ground and create an empowered community. Anyone interested in joining the planning team can contact Lysa Salsbury at lsalsbur@uidaho.edu.

Graduate Student Essentials Workshop Series Begins Sept. 3: “Research Refresher,” the first essential skills workshop in a five-week series, is from 12:30-1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 3, in Room 120 of the Library or via Zoom. The workshops are designed for graduate students, but any student may attend. If attending using Zoom, registration is required to receive the Zoom link. Workshop descriptions and information is online.

Student Technology Center Here to Assist Students: The Student Technology Center, located on the second floor of the Idaho Commons, is ready for any student technology dilemma, from email support to gaming. Bring mobile devices to the center or get help at support.uidaho.edu or call 208-885-4357.

Academic Dates and Deadlines

• WSU Cooperative Classes Begin: Today
• WWAMI Program Begins: Today
• Deadline to Pay Tuition Without Fees: Aug. 26
• Fall Classes Begin: Aug. 26
• Labor Day Holiday University Closed: Sept. 2
• Deadline to Add or Change Semester Classes Online: Sept. 3
• Deadline to Add or Drop Early Eight-Week Classes: Sept. 3
• Deadline to Submit Drop for Non-Attendance Requests: Sept. 3
• Deadline to Apply For Fall Graduation Without Late Fee: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Change to Pass/Fail Grading: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Drop or Audit Semester Class Without W: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Register, Add or Change Credits on Semester Classes: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Submit Idaho Residency Worksheets for Fall: Sept. 9
• Fall Financial Aid Census: Sept. 9
• Last Day to Receive Refund of Tuition and Fees: Sept. 9

News and Updates

Free Safe Walk Services Available: Safe Walk is a free service available on the U of I Moscow campus. Campus Security personnel are available around the clock, year-round to provide safe transit across campus, no questions asked. Safe Walk can be reached by phone 208-885-7054 or 208-874-7550 and by email at campus-security@uidaho.edu. Visit I-Safety for more information.

Ride up the Hill with SMART Transit: The closure of the intersection of Sixth and Line streets has prompted a SMART Transit west route detour through the heart of campus. Ride for free to stops at Deakin Street, Ash Street, the Idaho Commons, Ag Science and on to Walmart, WinCo Foods and Rosauers from the Intermodal Transit Center at the corner of Sweet and Railroad Streets. Check the SMART Transit schedule.
 
Outdoor Program Hosts Whitewater Rafting Trip Sept. 7: Enjoy whitewater rafting on the Salmon River at the peak of its excitement with the Outdoor Program, Saturday, Sept. 7, in Riggins. Cost is $85 for students and $100 for all others, including transportation and equipment. Interested rafters can sign up at the Outdoor Program office located in the Student Rec Center.

Graduate Student Essentials Speaker Series Begins Tuesday: The College of Graduate Studies is holding a five-week series seminar, Graduate Student Essentials, on Tuesdays starting this week to educate graduate students and others on subjects including resources available at the U of I Library for research, Microsoft tricks and tips, citation management and other issues. All workshops are 12:30-1:30 p.m. in Library Room 120, Moscow. See the complete schedule and register.

Fall Library Workshops Starting: The U of I Library's fall workshop series starts Tuesday. The series offers tools and skills that power research, teaching and creative projects. Workshops run the gamut from R code to leather stamping and from data management to password managers. See the workshop schedule.
 
Center for Disability Access and Resources Hosting Open House: The Center for Disability Access Resources is hosting an open house to observe demonstrations of assistive technology and accommodations in practice. The office tour is 3-5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5, in rooms 56 and 127 of the Bruce M. Pitman Center. Light refreshments will be provided.
 
Find Out About the Blazing Trails Program in Spain: Student applications are now open for the Blazing Trails Program in Spain for summer 2020. Students fulfill their ISEM 101 with Professor Alyson Roy, focusing on the myth and history of ancient Spain. Find out more and attend a Sept. 9 information session.

Academic Dates and Deadlines

• Labor Day — Holiday University Closed: Today
• Deadline to Add or Change Semester Classes Online: Sept. 3
• Deadline to Add or Drop Early Eight-Week Classes: Sept. 3
• Deadline to Submit Drop for Non-Attendance Requests: Sept. 3
• Deadline to Apply For Fall Graduation Without Late Fee: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Change to Pass/Fail Grading: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Drop or Audit Semester Class Without W: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Register, Add or Change Credits on Semester Classes: Sept. 9
• Deadline to Submit Idaho Residency Worksheets for Fall: Sept. 9
• Fall Financial Aid Census: Sept. 9
• Last Day to Receive Refund of Tuition and Fees: Sept. 9
• Early Warning Grades Due: Sept. 24
• Deadline to Withdraw From Early Eight-Week Classes: Sept. 27

Have questions about upcoming deadlines? Contact the Registrar's Office.