UTAH VALLEY STATE COLLEGE
Winter 2005
UVSC Sequel

 

CONTENTS
EXPANDED COVERAGE
PHOTO GALLERIES
FEATURES

COVER STORY
Bursting at the Seams
With opening of the 2006 Utah legislative session, UVSC begins an aggressive lobbying campain to gain approval and funding for a new and desperately needed campus library. Currently, the College offers less library space per student than any other state college or university in Utah with students being forced into hallways and onto neighboring campuses to meet the study and research demands of their UVSC courses.

Ghana Part Two:
Making the Difference
With tremendous response to last issue's cover story, "Sowing Seeds of Goodwill - Teaching AIDS Prevention in Ghana," Sequel Magazine offers additional coverage of the UVSC Community Health Program designed to do nothing less than effect global change.
UVSC Team Hard Hat
UVSC construction management graduate, Scott Bills '00 returns to campus twice a year recruiting employees for Hensel Phelps, one of the nation's largest commercial contractors. Follow Sequel Assistant Editor Megan K. Laurie to the construction site of the new Alameda Country Juvenile Justice Center and Courthouse as she interviews Bills and three fellow Wolverines managing the $135 million building project.
The Wasatch Experience
Reflecting the same values that have characterized UVSC from its very beginning, the College's Wasatch Campus offers an intimate environment for learning where instructors know their students by name. Located high above Utah's metropolitan region, the countain serenity of Wasatch Campus provides an ideal setting and the allure of an institution where students always come first.
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UVSC Sequel Winter 2005