Join us on the evening of Friday, February 20th, for an interactive discussion on the various aspects of collecting books, both new and antiquarian, for fun and profit.

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Moose are an icon of the Wasatch Back—they’re one of the most dangerous animals in North America. Every year, more people are injured by moose than by bears in many regions. Why? Because moose are huge, fast, and very protective of their space, especially mothers with calves and during fall rut. These large ungulates are seen often all across our community and occasionally on the Swaner Preserve. This event will explore the natural history of moose as well as ways to stay safe in moose country. This event is designed for adults. This talk will take place on Zoom. Once registered, you will receive instructions for how to access the webinar in your confirmation email. We will also be recording this program and will share it with registrants afterward. This event is part of Swaner's Walks, Talks, & Workshops program. 

RSVP here: The Moose Next Door Registration, Tue, Feb 24, 2026 at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite

Moose are an icon of the Wasatch Back—they’re one of the most dangerous animals in North America. Every year, more people are injured by moose than by bears in many regions. Why? Because moose are huge, fast, and very protective of their space, especially mothers with calves and during fall rut. These large ungulates are seen often all across our community and occasionally on the Swaner Preserve. This event will explore the natural history of moose as well as ways to stay safe in moose country. This event is designed for adults. This talk will take place on Zoom. Once registered, you will receive instructions for how to access the webinar in your confirmation email. We will also be recording this program and will share it with registrants afterward. This event is part of Swaner's Walks, Talks, & Workshops program. 

RSVP here: The Moose Next Door Registration, Tue, Feb 24, 2026 at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite

Moose are an icon of the Wasatch Back—they’re one of the most dangerous animals in North America. Every year, more people are injured by moose than by bears in many regions. Why? Because moose are huge, fast, and very protective of their space, especially mothers with calves and during fall rut. These large ungulates are seen often all across our community and occasionally on the Swaner Preserve. This event will explore the natural history of moose as well as ways to stay safe in moose country. This event is designed for adults. This talk will take place on Zoom. Once registered, you will receive instructions for how to access the webinar in your confirmation email. We will also be recording this program and will share it with registrants afterward. This event is part of Swaner's Walks, Talks, & Workshops program. 

RSVP here: The Moose Next Door Registration, Tue, Feb 24, 2026 at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite

Moose are an icon of the Wasatch Back—they’re one of the most dangerous animals in North America. Every year, more people are injured by moose than by bears in many regions. Why? Because moose are huge, fast, and very protective of their space, especially mothers with calves and during fall rut. These large ungulates are seen often all across our community and occasionally on the Swaner Preserve. This event will explore the natural history of moose as well as ways to stay safe in moose country. This event is designed for adults. This talk will take place on Zoom. Once registered, you will receive instructions for how to access the webinar in your confirmation email. We will also be recording this program and will share it with registrants afterward. This event is part of Swaner's Walks, Talks, & Workshops program. 

RSVP here: The Moose Next Door Registration, Tue, Feb 24, 2026 at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite

The Center for Community & Cultural Engagement and the Hinckley Institute of Politics invite you to, Heritage, Hope, and Horizon: A Panel Discussion Commemorating 100 Years of Black History Month Celebrations. Join us for a conversation about the significance of Black History Month celebrations, how they shape our current moment, and the wisdom they can teach us about the future. Lunch will be provided. This event is free to attend and open to all!

Black History Month - Culture - Student Affairs - The University of Utah

The Center for Community & Cultural Engagement and the Hinckley Institute of Politics invite you to, Heritage, Hope, and Horizon: A Panel Discussion Commemorating 100 Years of Black History Month Celebrations. Join us for a conversation about the significance of Black History Month celebrations, how they shape our current moment, and the wisdom they can teach us about the future. Lunch will be provided. This event is free to attend and open to all!

Black History Month - Culture - Student Affairs - The University of Utah

The Center for Community & Cultural Engagement and the Hinckley Institute of Politics invite you to, Heritage, Hope, and Horizon: A Panel Discussion Commemorating 100 Years of Black History Month Celebrations. Join us for a conversation about the significance of Black History Month celebrations, how they shape our current moment, and the wisdom they can teach us about the future. Lunch will be provided. This event is free to attend and open to all!

Black History Month - Culture - Student Affairs - The University of Utah

Where Love Meets the Shadow is a 90-minute, beginner-friendly workshop exploring how our closest relationships act as powerful mirrors—revealing not only what we long for, but also the hidden parts of ourselves that quietly shape how we connect, attach, protect, and pull away. Through a Jungian lens, we’ll gently explore the unconscious patterns that influence our relationships with partners, family, friends, and even ourselves. Throughout the evening, you’ll be guided through reflection, experiential exercises, and compassionate inquiry designed to help you recognize emotional triggers, projections, and recurring dynamics—without judgment or blame. Rather than focusing on fixing yourself or others, this work invites awareness, curiosity, and choice, creating space for more authentic connection and conscious love. In this workshop, you’ll explore: • Why certain people or patterns trigger strong emotional reactions • How unspoken needs and disowned traits shape your relationships • The difference between intuition, boundaries, and shadow-driven responses • How integrating hidden parts of yourself can lead to deeper connection and more conscious love This workshop is an invitation to meet yourself more honestly in relationship—to notice where love meets the shadow, and how integrating these hidden aspects can lead to clearer boundaries, deeper intimacy, and greater self-trust. You’ll leave with insight, practical tools, and a renewed sense of agency in how you relate—grounded not in perfection, but in wholeness. No prior experience with shadow work is needed—just a willingness to be curious, honest, and open to seeing yourself and your relationships more clearly. About Amy Lukas, Fallow Renewal, Founder Amy Lukas is a soulfully strategic visionary—a creative alchemist who has transformed a two-decade career as a design entrepreneur into a practice rooted in Jungian coaching. Her work fuses artistry with inner inquiry to guide soulful professionals in unlocking new levels of creativity, purpose, and personal fulfillment. Drawing on Eastern philosophy, social neuroscience, and depth psychology, Amy creates spaces that invite stillness, reflection, and profound transformation. She honors beauty, depth, and truth, and brings grounded wisdom to those navigating meaningful life transitions and moments of inner realignment. As the founder of Fallow Renewal, she guides individuals to uncover unconscious patterns, explore their archetypes and life themes, and reconnect with their deepest values. Her work supports clients in rising into the life they were meant to live—with clarity, courage, and authenticity. Learn more about Amy and Fallow Renewal on her website, https://fallowrenewal.com/ and you can find her on Instagram, https://www.instagram.com/fallowrenewal/

https://www.goldenbraidslc.com/events/where-love-meets-the-shadow

Lecture Series info: Lecture Series – Fernandes Scholarship Fund