Envision

Meet our students, faculty and staff and learn about our departments and hands-on activities in and outside the classroom. Explore student organizations, undergraduate research, internships and study abroad opportunities with students who have been there!

Please join the Margaret Ritchie School of Family and Consumer Sciences staff and faculty for an overview of our academic programs which include disciplines such as Food and Nutrition, Child Development, Early Childhood Education, Nutritional Sciences, Human Development and Family Studies, Apparel Textiles and Design and FCS Teacher Education. Learn about possible careers, research opportunities and get a tour of some of our hands-on laboratories like the Child Development Lab, the Carmelita Spencer Foods Lab and our Sewing studios.

Come join our College of Art and Architecture student ambassadors on a tour where they will show you the studio spaces students in each of our programs work in on a daily basis.

Come join the College of Business and Economics micro-lecture. Students will get a hands-on experience taken from an introductory business lecture. Students will form teams, tackle a micro case study and conduct a general debrief about how the health of a single business can have an impact on the larger community and economy.

The Barker Capital Management and Trading Program at the University of Idaho College of Business and Economics allows students to build skills and develop strategies to trade real money in live markets. Join us to learn about how you can use your experiences at U of I to become a leader in the finance industry.

Do you love golf? Come check out the University of Idaho’s Professional Golf Management Program, tour our facilities and get a golf lesson from one of our PGA pros! Join us to learn how your degree in the College of Business and Economics can help turn your passion for the game into a rewarding career!

Gain firsthand insight into what it’s truly like to be a student in the College of Education, Health and Human Sciences by participating in a range of interactive, hands-on activities. These engaging sessions will be led by current students and experienced instructors, offering you the chance to explore various fields while learning directly from those who know it best.

Fuel your engineering passion at our College of Engineering. Discover innovation, technology and endless career possibilities. Join our college leadership and student ambassadors to learn about college clubs, internships and next steps to becoming a Vandal Engineer! Participants will get to ask questions and meet current students to hear their experiences and tips for a successful and fulfilling college experience. Engineer like a Vandal!

Whether you are interested in pursuing a major in music, a minor in music or would like to continue to participate in ensembles while you study at University of Idaho, the Lionel Hampton School of Music has a place for you. Learn more about how to become involved at any level.

Explore the vibrant world of Theatre Arts by taking a behind-the-scenes look at the Forge Theatre and learning about a future in acting, directing, dramatic writing, design and technology.

Join instructor and poet Oscar Oswald for “Poems and Potato Chips” where you’ll create meaningful poems and explore form in under 15 minutes. Then, hear from Dr. Mo Cleve and students on the U of I Advertising Team as they present their $75M media campaign for AT&T “Connecting Changes Everything!”. Ideal for students interested in English, journalism, advertising, broadcasting and digital media, film and TV studies, public relations and general studies.

What does it mean to be a good citizen, and how has the concept evolved from the Roman Empire to today? Join faculty to explore these questions and the responsibilities and rights of citizenship, both ancient and modern. Engage, ask questions and gain insights for a meaningful college journey. Ideal for students interested in political science, history, international studies, modern languages, global business language studies, philosophy and general studies.

Investigate the world of psychology and criminology by diving into the nuances of homicide typologies and the various forms of personality disorders. Ideal session for those interested in psychology, criminology, communication, anthropology, sociology, organizational sciences or general studies.

Here’s a chance to try your hand at radio telemetry, which is a technique used to locate and study wildlife (and fish). Participants will use telemetry receivers and antennas to practice locating radio transmitters. We’ll also discuss other types of telemetry used in wildlife studies, including GPS and satellite telemetry.