The University of Utah has teamed up with SLOC, KSL TV, and the Department of Commerce's National Weather Service to provide the most accurate, timely and venue-specific weather forecasts during the Games. To offer forecasts to competitors and the public, the Department of Meteorology has installed 27 automated weather stations, designed by Campbell Scientific of Logan, Utah, at the five outdoor venues to monitor temperature, wind, humidity and precipitation. Drug Testing, College of Pharmacy Playing a hands-on role during the Games, the College of Pharmacy will be facilitating the athletes' drug testing prior to competitions. Language Training, Department of Languages and Literature Students and faculty will help breaking down communication barriers by volunteering to interact with foreign guests. Games-related Courses Students will benefit from class assignments relating to the 2002 Olympic Winter Games.
Faculty can learn more about creating games-related curriculum .
The David Eccles School of Business will highlight the leadership success of current and former Olympians by hosting a conference for the esteemed association.