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Welcome to the 2025 spring semester! The spring 2025 semester reminds us that success depends on our collective commitment to the values that make our University exceptional.

Morrill Hall sits on the south end of the University of Nevada, Reno quad, a large lawn area surrounded by trees and a walking path.

Welcome to the 2025 spring semester!

The spring 2025 semester reminds us that success depends on our collective commitment to the values that make our University exceptional.

Dear Wolf Pack Family,

Welcome to the 2025 spring semester! I hope that each of you had a refreshing winter break, filled with well-deserved rest and memorable moments with loved ones.

I also hope that you are re-energized and ready to launch into the first day of instruction. The spring 2025 semester reminds us that success depends on our collective commitment to the values that make our University exceptional. I encourage each of us to reaffirm our dedication to these core values, which guide all of our actions:

  • Excellence in all of our endeavors
  • Integrity in all of our actions
  • Inclusiveness of diverse cultures and identities
  • Collaboration between disciplines and programs and with community partners and stakeholders

This also is a time to remind the University community of the resources that reinforce our core values and are available to support you. I hope that your academic and professional journey at the University is smooth and fulfilling. If you find yourself facing a challenge the following resources can help foster an environment for you to thrive.

Student Resources:

Wellness

Student Life

Processes

Employee Resources

Employee and supervisory concerns:

ADA and other accommodations for employees:

FMLA and Other Time Off Questions

Mental Health Support:

Retirement Planning and Counseling:

All other Human Resources questions:

  • Human Resources Main Line: (775) 784-6082

Let’s continue to uphold our core values and work together toward a successful spring semester!

Go Pack!

Sincere regards,

Brian Sandoval
President