We are so excited to announce that we now have a free Student Health Clinic on campus! Here are a few things to know about our clinic:

• The clinic is for SUU students only, it is walk-in only, and no appointments are needed at this time.
• The clinic is not an ER but offers services normally done in a primary care setting, similar to an instacare clinic.
• The clinic does not offer any schedule II medications.
• For any medications that the clinic prescribes, the students will have to pay for at the pharmacy of their choice.
• Services provided in the clinic are completely free, and no insurance is needed. Any additional services like referrals, labs, imaging, and things not done in the clinic, will have a cost.

HOURS: M-F 8:30 am to 5 pm

351 West University Blvd Bennion Bldg, Suite 111

Phone: 435.867.9412

Help your student through the dreaded finals week by purchasing a Finals Survival Kit! While they are spending their nights preparing to tackle their final tests and projects, you can brighten their day by sending snacks and a sweet note from home. Go here to order them by Monday, April, 3rd.

If you need tax forms for the tuition you paid for your student, you can go here. Your student may need to set you up as an "authorized user". They can do that through their portal under "Student Billing Systems".

Students can view and print their 1098-T form in their MySUU portal. Under "Finance Menu", click the "Student" heading, followed by "Student Records", then "Tax Notification", then enter the tax year.

To check or update the permanent address on file, students can click on their name on the main MySUU screen, and then click on "Contact Info".



If your student has any questions about their 1098-T form, contact the Cashier's Office, ST 165, 435-586-7720.

If your student needs help filing their taxes, they can check out the 

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program.

Southern Utah University Commencement

Thursday, April 27, 2023

7:00 p.m. - Hooding Ceremony for Master's Degree Graduates, America First Event Center

Friday, April 28, 2023

7:30 a.m. Commencement Lineup on Upper Campus

8:00 a.m. Commencement Procession

8:30 - 10:00 a.m. University Commencement Ceremony, America First Event Center

10:30 a.m. College Degree Convocations Begin

Each graduate is individually recognized, called to walk and accept their diploma in their respective academic college ceremony.

• 10:30 a.m. - Noon College of Humanities & Social Sciences, including associate's of science degrees in criminal justice, general studies, legal studies, and paralegal studies, America First Event Center
• 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. College of Performing & Visual Arts, America First Event Center
• 2:00 - 3:00 p.m. Beverley Taylor Sorenson College of Education & Human Development, America First Event Center
• 3:30 - 4:30 p.m. College of Health Sciences, America First Event Center
• 5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Walter Maxwell Gibson College of Sciences, including SUCCESS Academy, America First Event Center
• 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. College of Engineering & Computational Sciences, including associate's of applied science in aviation, associate's of applied science degrees CAD/CAM, construction technology, and information technology, America First Event Center
• 8:00 - 9:00 p.m. Dixie L. Leavitt School of Business, America First Event Center

By enrolling in classes over the summer, your student can check off those generals they’ve been meaning to take, focus on the more difficult classes, boost their GPA, and speed up their graduation date. FAFSA can cover the summer semester as well so they can use those funds wisely to help them get ahead in school. Plus, summertime in Cedar City can't be beaten! With the world's best backyard to explore and dozens of festivals to attend, there is always something to do. There is also a SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP available. Click here for more information.

Registration Dates

• Graduate Students/Seniors Tuesday, February 14, 2023 at 8:00am
• Everyone Thursday, February 16, 2023 at 8:00am

Session Dates

• Summer Semester Full Session: May 15 - August 20 
• Summer Semester 1st Session: May 15 - July 2  
• Summer Semester 2nd Session: July 5 - August 20 
• Most summer courses are available in 7-week and full-term formats.

How is your time management?

Hopefully, over spring break your student was able to take some time away from school/studying and reset. The semester is halfway over! Now is not the time to become lax, so here are some time management tips to help your student utilize the rest of their time this semester to help them be successful academically!

1. Examine old habits and search for ways to change or eliminate them.

2. Look at your month/week ahead and try to anticipate what will happen so you can better schedule your time.

3. Try rewarding yourself when you get things done that you had planned.

4. Set deadlines for yourself whenever possible.

5. Have confidence in yourself and in your judgment of priorities and stick to them no matter what.

6. Concentrate on one thing at a time.

7. Find ways to build on your successes.

8. Stop regretting your failures and start learning from your mistakes.

• Tutoring Center- drop-in tutoring, study groups, and one-on-one tutoring. Students can also work with a tutor to improve study skills, test-taking strategies, and time management.  
• Tutoring Center Online Resources- includes videos, worksheets, and links to help students improve study skills, test-taking strategies, and study strategies.
• Writing Center- resources and opportunities to encourage successful writers across all disciplines. Their webpage includes tips for writing and online appointment scheduling.
• Speech and Presentation Center- assists students in the writing and presentation of speeches.
• Student Support Services- developmental classes, skills courses, and academic and tutoring support for students who are first-generation, first-time, low-income, ESL, non-traditional, or have physical or learning disabilities.
• Disability Support Center- support and services for students with disabilities who are overcoming different educational difficulties because of their individual challenges. Coordinate campus accommodations and access to services.
• Gerald R. Sherratt Library- quiet study areas, print papers, get research help, reserve a study room, use a computer, make copies, check out calculators, Ipads, and books.
• Visit Professor- office hours are posted days and times a professor will be available in his/her office to meet with students and answer questions. Office hours are listed on the class syllabus, which students can view in Canvas. Students should come prepared with specific questions or concerns related to the class. Professors want their students to take advantage of this time. They are the ones that create the content of the course so please encourage your student to go if they aren't understanding the material.
• Schedule a meeting with their ACE (peer mentor). Stop by the Nest, Student Center room 178, visit the Nest website, or call 435-865-8752 with any questions, or to find out who their ACE is.  
• Form a study group with peers from the class.
• Reach out to their Academic Advisor for support, and guidance in creating schedules, and preparing for graduation.
• Schedule a Career Assessment with the Career Center to explore strengths and career pathways.  
• If your student is struggling with mental health issues, they can reach out to CAPS for counseling, group therapy, workshops, and additional support.

Thursday, April 20 Last Day to withdraw with W From all courses

Friday, April 28 Commencement 

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