As the world’s population ages, societies must adapt to ensure inclusivity, accessibility, and sustainability for all generations. This Praxis Lab examined the impact of an aging population, with a focus on Utah—one of the youngest states in the nation but rapidly growing in its 65+ demographic.
Read MoreThis Health Praxis Lab explored the systemic barriers to mental well-being—such as social isolation, stigma, and mistrust—and examined their impact on communities. Through experiential and community-engaged learning, students investigated the socioecological factors influencing mental health, worked to reduce stigma, and co-created interventions aimed at fostering a more inclusive and just society.
Read MoreIn this Praxis Lab, students tackled the pressing issue of air quality by exploring the science, economics, and policies that impact the air we breathe.
Read MoreThis Praxis Lab explored the technical, philosophical, social, and medical dimensions of outdoor recreation and wilderness medicine. Students engaged in critical discussions, case studies, and hands-on learning to better understand the ethical complexities of risk-taking in extreme environments.
Read MoreThe New York Times characterized the Great Salt Lake as an “environmental nuclear bomb,” but is that an accurate description of the lake and its challenges?
Read MoreHow can community and cultural assets disrupt systemic health inequity?
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