Boise State Visitors Guide 2013

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Self-paced study. Anytime. Anywhere!

Enroll anytime!Complete in one year or less!Participating schools accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities

Over 100 online courses in more than 25 subject areas:AccountingAdvertisingAnthropologyArtBusinessBusiness LawChild & Family StudiesComputer ScienceEconomicsEducationEnglish

Family & Consumer SciencesFinanceHealth Care AdministrationHistoryJournalism & Mass MediaLibrary ScienceMathematicsMicrobiology, Molecular Biology & Biochemistry

Modern Languages & CulturesMusic HistoryPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical SciencePsychologyReal Estate Social ScienceSociologyTheatre

Register online: www.uidaho.edu/isiToll-free: (877) 464-3246

Member institutions include:Boise State UniversityIdaho State UniversityLewis-Clark State CollegeUniversity of Idaho

Boise Centre is the state’s and region’s

premier convention and meeting venue, perfect for Conferences, Trade

Shows, MeetingsPublic Events, Banquets

and Wedding Receptions.

Give us a calland let us assist youin scheduling your

next event.

208.336.8900www.boisecentre.com

IN THECENTRE

OF IT ALL.

VISITOR SERVICES

Boise Centre

Front St.

9th

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Main St.

Wells Fargo

Discover everything there is to see and do in Boise and throughout the region at Concierge Corner.

Attraction BrochuresDining and Reservation Assistance • Event Information

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Welcome.Boise State is the hub of Bronco Nation.

Idaho’s metropolitan research university

is located in the state’s population center

and capital city, the core of government,

business, the arts, health care, industry

and technology. Located along

the bank of the Boise River, Boise’s

university is directly across from Julia

Davis Park and downtown Boise,

providing easy access to the arts, culture

and entertainment. We’re glad you came

to visit and hope to see you again soon.

On The CoverBoise State studentsAbdulaziz “Aziz”Alfaleh,Natalie Cragin and Cassandra Sullivan

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Quinney. Editor is Kathleen Tuck, design by Jodie Thiel. All photos are by Boise State photographers John Kelly and Carrie Quinney.

Campus & Student Life 4

Academics & the Honors College 6

Science, Technology, Engineering & Math 8

Graduate & Non-Traditional Student Programs 10

Campus Map 12

International Programs 15

Arts & Humanities 18

Boise & the Treasure Valley 20

Scholarships 22


President Dr. Bob Kustra

Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Martin Schimpf

Vice President for Campus Operations & General Counsel Kevin Satterlee

Vice President for Finance & Administration Stacy Pearson

Vice President for Research Dr. Mark Rudin

Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Lisa Harris

Vice President for University Advancement Laura Simic


Ben Weigel

Junior, Idaho Falls, Idaho

Major: French and German

ith more than 22,000 students, Boise State University sponsors more

than 200 student organizations under the direction of the Student

Involvement and Leadership Center — including seven fraternities and four

sororities. The SILC also coordinates volunteer opportunities, campus events,

leadership training and more.

In addition, the campus hosts more than a million visitors each year for

academic, cultural, entertainment and sporting events. Campus life offers

Bronco football, Nobel and Pulitzer Prize-winning speakers, the annual Martin

Luther King Jr. Human Rights Celebration, concerts, cultural festivals, dance

and live theater.

You’ll also find a state-of-the-art Student Recreation Center, free art

galleries and the beautiful Boise River Greenbelt walking and bike path that

winds its way along the north edge of campus.

CAMPUS & STUDENT LIFE

I am very involved at Boise State, being in the classroom has helped me learn many valuable skills, but becoming a part of how campus functions has given me the ability to establish meaningful working relationships that will help me transition from college life into the professional world.

EXTRACURRICULARACTIVITY

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Ben Weigel


Major: French and German

STUDENT UNION BUILDING BRONCO STADIUM LIVING & LEARNING

CAMPUS & STUDENT LIFE

The SUB is the place to purchase

concert tickets, view an art

exhibition, play arcade games,

bowl, shoot pool or watch a live

show in the Special Events Center.

If you’re hungry, the Boise River

Café is open to the public and

offers a buffet-style breakfast,

lunch and dinner. Other campus

eateries are located in the SUB

Food Court, Albertsons Library,

Interactive Learning Center,

Education Building and the new

Micron Business and

Economics Building.

Don’t forget to pick up your

official blue and orange Bronco

gear at the Bronco Shop, where

your purchases fund scholarships.

Last year $1 million was returned

to the university to assist students.

You’ll also find Bronco Shops in

Bronco Stadium and throughout

the valley.

Check out Boise State’s iconic blue

football field. Initially installed in

1986, the nation’s first full-field

colored turf has helped focus

national attention on the Broncos’

rising intercollegiate profile.

A recent stadium expansion

boosted seating capacity to

37,000 and a new 68,000-square-

foot football complex rising in the

north end zone is slated to open in

summer 2013.

The stadium also is home to the

Keith Stein Blue Thunder Marching

Band and the university’s Mane

Line Dancers.

Overlooking the football field is

the Stueckle Sky Center, which

offers premium seating for games,

elegant event space and a stunning

view of the Boise Foothills.

Seven residence halls, several

apartment buildings and a new

townhouse complex along Lincoln

Avenue offer on-campus housing.

Five Living and Learning

communities include faculty in

residence, where professors

facilitate learning by living in the

residence halls alongside students.

Albertsons Library provides

thousands of online journals,

databases, books, DVDs, CDs and

maps, and offers study spaces,

computers, printing and laptop

checkout. On the second floor,

Special Collections houses unique

photo and manuscript collections,

rare books and the university

archives. Take a break at Starbucks

just inside the front door.

The Interactive Learning Center

supports the latest in educational

technology with multi-media labs,

a distance-learning classroom and

even a 3D visualization classroom.

You’ll also find several dining

options in the first-floor

common area.

The Norco Building houses the

School of Nursing and the Health

Center, which includes a medical

clinic and a limited pharmacy.


t Boise State, you’ll find an

emphasis on business and economics,

social sciences and public affairs,

engineering, the performing arts and

teacher preparation, as well as health

professions, physical and biological

sciences and liberal arts.

The university recently announced its

eighth doctoral degree and offers 78

master’s degrees, 18 graduate

certificates and 99 undergraduate de-

grees. Visit admissions.boisestate.edu.

Choose from one of seven

academic colleges:

• Arts and Sciences

• Business and Economics

• Education

• Engineering

• Graduate

• Health Sciences

• Social Sciences and Public Affairs

Boise State’s Foundational Studies

Program was implemented in fall 2012

to replace the former Core

Curriculum. The new program offers

an integrated and shared experience

that unifies the diverse student body

and expands students’ awareness of

themselves and their world.

Students across campus benefit from

the expertise of Boise State’s talented

faculty. Since 1990, a Boise State

professor has been named Idaho

Professor of the Year 11 times by the

Carnegie Foundation for the

Advancement of Teaching. Faculty

also are recognized as national and

international experts in fields ranging

from cancer research and foreign

policy to forensic DNA.

The Honors College is a small community of highly motivated scholars from every major and background. It is aimed at students who want small discussion-based classes, the chance to study abroad, the ability to improve as communicators and thinkers or the opportunity to meet Nobel Prize winners in one semester and go white water rafting in another.

In short, the Honors College is for students who want a small college education while benefitting from the resources of a large university.

ACADEMICS & THE HONORS COLLEGE

HONORS COLLEGEA

Kelsea Moore

Senior, McCall, Idaho

Major: Health Science Studies, with minors in

Leadership, Business and American Sign Language

With the honors college I haveexperienced small classes where the teacher can truly cater to your learning style and take time to help you out whenever you need it. My experience has taught me that Boise State really cares and wants its students to make positive changes in the world.

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Martika Flores Ramos

Senior, Boise, Idaho

Major: Civil Engineering

oise State is committed to providing a solid education in science,

technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

The university is an emerging research leader in biomolecular science,

innovative materials, health and public policy, sensors, and nanoelectronics

and integrated systems

Because STEM subjects are vital to continued growth and innovation in a

high-tech world, distinguished educator-in-residence and former astronaut

Barbara Morgan heads the university’s efforts to improve STEM education in

Idaho and beyond.

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THE SCIENCE OFLEARNING As a STEM major I have found many programs that help me succeed in my academic career. Being involved with engineering organizations and clubs has given me the chance to attend conferences in Orlando, Chicago and Seattle, which may open doors for internships or scholarships.There are so many opportunities at Boise State.


Martika Flores Ramos



STEM STATION NASA IDoTEACH

Boise State’s STEM Station connects students to the resources they need. The office engages STEM faculty and students in research and service–learning projects addressing energy, environment, education and other challenges.

It also is a central office for coordinating National Science Foundation and other STEM- related programs on campus and throughout Idaho.

Boise State students have participated in NASA’s STEM and pre-service teacher training, student research teams have participated in NASA’s Microgravity University three times and students and graduates are working at NASA centers across the country.

IDoTeach is designed to recruit a largely untapped pool of talented Idaho college students majoring in STEM subjects into secondary education careers.

Surveys have shown the need for approximately 500 math teachers and 400 science teachers in Idaho in the near future. Through the IDoTeach program, underclass STEM majors who are interested in teaching are trained and have the opportunity to teach fundamental math and science lessons to elementary and junior high school students.

BOISE STATE SPEAKS DIGITAL

From efforts to digitize arts and humanities primary sources to the use of iPads, GIS and game design in the classroom, students are graduating with an increased understanding of cutting-edge technology.

All centrally located classrooms are equipped with wireless access, half of the classrooms are set up for lecture capture, software allows faculty to publish lectures to the web and all University Foundation 100 courses include a student-created digital media component.

RAPTOR RESEARCH

STEM

• Boise State’s carbon footprint is among the smallest of all universities in the country.

• The campus Energy Research Policy makes infrastructure more energy efficient.

• Sustainability efforts like alternative transportation pro-grams, recycling and the use of biofuel help “the blue” stay green.

Boise State is the only university in the United States to offer a master of science degree in raptor biology.

In addition, the nonprofit Idaho Bird Observatory, a trapping and banding station, offers opportunities to study raptor migration. The IBO monitors migratory birds and teaches the public about their greater ecological significance. Each January, the IBO sponsors Bald Eagle Days at the Barber Pool Conservation Area along the Boise River.

SUSTAINABILITY


Sam Kelley

Master of Arts in History, Meridian, Idaho

Emphasis: American Religious History

oise State has a dynamic

graduate and non-traditional student

population. Master’s and doctoral

programs are offered in disciplines

ranging from anthropology and

geophysics to nursing and social work,

with lots more in between. These

programs include everything from

practice-oriented master’s

programs that prepare students for

leadership roles to research-focused

Ph.D. programs that develop the next

generation of scholars. Both graduate

and undergraduate students at Boise

State work with faculty on research

initiatives. These hands-on experiences

both enhance and expand a student’s

education and prepare them for

real-world experiences. Graduate

student defenses are open to the

public and are advertised at

gradcoll.boisestate.edu/defenses/.

Several faculty members in the university’s MFA in Creative Writing program

are published authors. Their books have been recognized on several “best” lists,

including Publishers Weekly, Amazon.com and Entertainment Weekly.

GRADUATE & NON-TRADITIONAL STUDENT PROGRAMS

Returning students with 60 or more college credits and five years of life

experience can earn a degree through the Bachelor of General Studies

program. The program’s flexible curriculum allows adult students to

maximize credits already earned and shorten the time needed to complete

the degree. Visit sspa.boisestate.edu/generalstudies to learn more.

The Division of Extended Studies offers online certificates, degree programs

for adult learners, personal enrichment courses through the Osher Lifelong

Learning Institute, workshops and educational travel programs. It also

oversees intersession courses between fall and spring semesters, courses

offered at other sites across Southwest Idaho, summer school and the

AfterWork evening and weekend degree program.

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As a Boise State Graduate, I love being able to study history at a higher level. The history faculty are very generous with their time. They go out of their way to bring opportunities to my attention, which has been very helpful in my research on the history of American evangelicals.

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oise State has a vibrant and diverse student culture representing 65 countries

and 50 states, as well as faculty from prestigious academic programs across the

globe.Visitors are invited to share in this diversity at the many campus cultural

celebrations held throughout the year, including the Seven Arrows Pow Wow,

China Night, Galing Galing and the International Food, Song and Dance Festival.

Find a schedule of events at events.boisestate.edu.

Boise State is dedicated to integrating international education, global perspectives

and cross-cultural knowledge into its academic programs and into the

community at large. Study abroad opportunities are offered in more than 50

countries. In addition, several programs facilitate the comprehensive

internationalization of the university and connect the campus to the world,

enabling Boise State students to graduate as globally competent citizens.

Boise State’s commitment to a diverse campus is reflected in the office of Student

Diversity and Inclusion, comprising:

• Multicultural Student Services

• International Student Services

• Women’s Center

• Disability Resource Center

Visitors are always welcome at the Student Diversity Center, located on the

second floor of the Student Union Building (SUB).

Abdulaziz Alfaleh

Sophomore, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Major: Information Technology Management

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS

The university has formal

international partnerships with

the University of Cagliari in

Italy, University of Calgary in

Canada, Asia University in

Tokyo, the Basque government

in Spain and more than 35

other institutions.

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Boise State has been a wonderful surprise. Being a volunteer with International Student Services has been very helpful, as they have a lot of activities that help international students get involved on campus and give back. I chose to come to Boise State based on quality and affordability but I can easily say I got more than I bargained for.

GLOBAL REACH


Join. Belong. Shine.

Stay Connected to Boise State

At the Boise State Alumni Association we:

• Host over 130 annual events in 17 different states• Offer discounts to 20 national retailers• Connect alumni through our online community Find out how you can be involved at alumni.boisestate.edu | (208) 426-1698

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Three faculty are chosen each year as fellows for the Arts and

Humanities Institute, which encourages critical thinking across disciplines through

exhibitions, lectures, performances, community outreach and other activities.

Students, faculty and staff join in discussions each year about the Campus Read

book selection. For 2012-13, the focus is on Bruce Barcott’s “The Last Flight of the

Scarlet Macaw: One Woman’s Fight to Save the World’s Most Beautiful Bird.”

Copies are available in the Boise State Bookstore.

Students, faculty and guest artists display their work in campus art galleries. You’ll

find the Student Union Gallery on the second floor of the SUB, Visual Arts Center

galleries in both the Liberal Arts Building and the Hemingway Center, and the new

Arts and Humanities Institute Gallery in the Yanke Family Research Park at 220 E.

Parkcenter Blvd.

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EDUCATION BYDESIGN I chose Boise State for its location and its close art community. The opportunities offered through Boise State have allowed me to grow as a designer and photographer. I also took a trip to Japan for the Boise State Art and Design program that allowed me to be in an international exhibition and travel with fellow art students from all areas.

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ARTS & HUMANITIES



Lectures sponsored by the

Distinguished Lecture Series, Brandt

Foundation and MLK Living Legacy

Committee, among others, provide

insight from some of society’s most

prominent thinkers. Lectures are free

and open to the public.

Enjoy live performances from students and faculty in music, theatre and dance

throughout the academic year. Performances range from student recitals to

full-blown theatrical productions.

The Morrison Center, Idaho’s premier

performing arts center, features a grand

hall, experimental stage, recital hall and

classroom space. Performances include

the Boise Philharmonic, Ballet Idaho,

Trey McIntyre Project, “Fred Meyer

Broadway In Boise Series.” various arts

education programs and university

student performances and recitals.

Taco Bell Arena is the home of the

Boise State men’s and women’s

basketball teams. The arena also has

hosted the early rounds of the men’s

NCAA tournament and artists like

Michael Bublé, Katy Perry

and Elton John.

Other entertainment venues include the

Special Events Center in the Student

Union Building (SUB) and outdoor

Centennial Amphitheatre just east of

Albertsons Library near the Boise River.

ENTERTAINMENT VENUES Find an events schedule at events.boisestate.edu

ARTS & HUMANITIES



Drew Hopkins

Junior, Mountain Home, Idaho


Easy access to Idaho’s capital city puts

campus within arm’s reach of

internships, volunteer opportunities,

cultural experiences and the power

and politics of the Idaho Statehouse.

As such, Boise’s University is fueling

the economic engine of the Treasure

Valley and enriching its cultural scene.

offeehouses, restaurants, dance clubs and other downtown businesses cater to the college crowd, making it easy for

students to take advantage of the city’s thriving cultural and entertainment scene. Yet despite its big city amenities, Boise

State continues to offer a safe, small-town feel. In fact, Boise has repeatedly been named in the Top 10 for business, careers

and great outdoor recreation.

Bike or walk across the Friendship

Bridge to Boise’s downtown district

(BoDo). Within 10 minutes you can

enjoy the zoo, shopping, restaurants,

bars, clubs, museums, a rose garden,

parks, playgrounds and an outdoor

farmers’ market. Or take a stroll along

the 25-mile Greenbelt path along the

Boise River. Beyond Boise, you’ll find

mountains, rivers and plenty of open

outdoor space. In the summer, enjoy

rafting, kayaking, mountain biking,

camping, fishing, hiking and more. In

winter, head to nearby Bogus Basin

Ski Resort or enjoy a weekend away

in McCall or Sun Valley.

BOISE & THE TREASURE VALLEY

A LOCALCONNECTION

Close to home with a strong engineering program, Boise State has been a really good fit. I’m impressed with the faculty’s passion for helping students to learn, and the community here is great. It’s really easy to make friends and people are always willing to help out.

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THE ALUMNI CENTER CAMPUS RECREATION THE CAREER CENTER

The Alumni Center is located

across the street from Bronco

Stadium. More than 77,000 alumni

live and work across the U.S. and

beyond. The Alumni Association

works to connect alumni and

friends to the university, support

students, and advocate on behalf

of Boise State and higher

education in Idaho.

Campus Recreation offers

activities for every interest,

including group exercise, out-

door recreation, cardiovascular

and strength workout options, or

a swim in the aquatics complex.

Membership is required; a day rate

is available for Boise State

conference participants.

The Career Center, located east of

the Student Union, offers career

advice and job-seeking tools for

students, graduates and alumni. The

center also coordinates one of the

largest internship programs in the

Pacific Northwest.

BOISE & THE TREASURE VALLEY

CAMPUS CONTACTS

ACADEMIC COLLEGES

Arts and Sciences 426-1414 coas.boisestate.edu

Business and Economics 426-3859 cobe.boisestate.edu

Education 426-1134 education.boisestate.edu

Engineering 426-1153 coen.boisestate.edu

Graduate 426-3903 gradcoll.boisestate.edu

Health Sciences 426-4141 hs.boisestate.edu

Social Sciences & Public Affairs 426-1368 sspa.boisestate.edu

Area Code 208 University Operator 426-1000 www.boisestate.edu

ADMISSIONS

Undergraduates 426-1156 gradcoll.boisestate.edu

Graduate Students 426-3903 admissions.boisestate.edu

UNIVERSITY SERVICESAlumni Association 426-1698 alumni.boisestate.edu

Athletics 426-1288 www.broncosports.com

Athletic Ticket Office 426-4737 www.broncosports.com

Bookstore 426-2665 www.boisestatebooks.com

Extended Studies 426-1709 www.boisestate.edu/extendedstudies

Financial Aid Office 426-1664 financialaid.boisestate.edu

Foundation 426-3276 foundation.boisestate.edu

International Students 426-3652 iss.boisestate.edu

International Learning Opportunities 426-2630 international.boisestate.edu

Library 426-1204 library.boisestate.edu

Morrison Center 426-1609 mc.boisestate.edu

Parking 426-7275 transportation.boisestate.edu

Police 426-1453 security.boisestate.edu

Public Relations 426-1577 news.boisestate.edu

Registrar 426-4249 registrar.boisestate.edu

Student Employment 426-1747 career.boisestate.edu

Student Health Services 426-1459 healthservices.boisestate.edu

Student Housing 447-1001 housing.boisestate.edu

Student Recreation Center 426-1 13 1 rec.boisestate.edu

Student Success Program 426-3583 education.boisestate.edu/ssp

Student Union 426-4636 sub.boisestate.edu

Taco Bell Arena 426-1900 www.tacobellarena.com

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he most pressing need in higher education today is funding for our

brightest and most gifted students. Scholarships allow high-ability students

to realize their potential for becoming tomorrow’s artists, researchers,

policymakers and thought leaders, regardless of their ability to pay.

Scholarships play a key part in making the dream of college accessible to

students from all walks of life. Boise State is keenly aware of the need to

provide high quality education that is also affordable.

Financial concerns are the top reason students leave Boise State before

earning their degree. And many, who may be unlikely to leave the area for

financial or cultural reasons, opt out of college altogether due to their

inability to pay.

Scholarships ensure that the best and most deserving students become and

remain Broncos, that they have the means to reach their goals and that they

succeed to their fullest ability. Private support for scholarships is the

cornerstone in this effort.

Find out how to make a gift at universityadvancement.org

Cassandra Sullivan


Major: Economics, with a minor

in Political Science

SCHOLARSHIP

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SCHOLARSHIPS CHANGE LIVES

INVESTING IN STUDENTS My scholarship was awarded based on how well I competed for the Talkin’ Broncos Speech and Debate Team. Representing the university across the country allowed me to become more involved on campus and to truly fall in love with Boise State. It also has propelled me as a candidate for various internships and experience abroad.


Cassandra Sullivan


Major: Economics, with a minor

in Political Science

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