Since this is Weber's largest fund raising effort yet, we want to be able to show donors outside the institution that students have a vested interest and are doing what they can to help out. The student campaign kicked off with remarks from President Paul H. Thompson on Feb. 27 and will continue through the middle of April. We want every student to have a sense of belonging and pride, and we want them to know that they can personally make a difference. If you haven't signed up for the employee wellness program now is the time. We are currently offering all of our services free to faculty, professional and classified staff.
Spring is one of the best times of the year to get out and get moving.
Now is also the time to work on your golf swing, tennis stroke, tune up the mountain bike, and it is a beautiful time to take a long hike. The most important thing is to get out of the house and do something that makes you feel good and makes you happy. Despite our efforts to avoid errors, several names were inadvertently omitted or reported incorrectly last month in the Honor Roll Donors for 2000. We apologize for the oversight and gratefully acknowledge these individuals for their gifts to Weber State University. Microbiology Professors Jack Adams and Timothy Pickett were noted in the March 4 Deseret News for a patent granted on their method of removing selenium from ground water.