In Memory of Christopher Kirsch
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Christopher Kirsch, a UVU professor in geography and Latin American history, was killed on Father’s day by a fatal stabbing by his son.
UVU mourns loss of professor Christopher L. Kirsch
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UVU mourns its tragic loss as adjunct history professor Christopher L. Kirsch, 62, was killed on Father’s Day.
From UVU track team to Olympic bobsled team
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Having the speed to set five school track records wasn’t enough for Chris Fogt, so he chose to speed up to 85 mph. The UVU track star is taking his efforts from the rubber to the ice, and is going to be one of the youngest members to join the U.S. Olympic bobsled team.
UVU Math Pass aids student learning
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The developmental math department has developed Math Pass, an independent study program to help students who are struggling in math. Currently there are four options for the Math Pass program.
Story behind the tragedy
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Kenneth G. Dolezsar, former assistant head coach to the Utah Valley hockey team and beloved family member and friend, was fatally shot last November in a Village Inn restaurant parking lot, leaving many of us asking, “Why?”
New students to get a jumpstart on orientation
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To ease the transition for new students, UVU will be offering six orientation sessions throughout the summer.
UVU has the most International Consulates in the West
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International relations at UVU has had the help of three international consulates who are headquartered on campus. Consulates are diplomatic missions from foreign schools.
Dooner’s opening by UVU student
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UVSC student Mark Winget held a week-long grand opening for his new restaurant, Dooners Fresh Seasoned Grille, in Riverton, May 5-10.
Fellowship in Ethics awarded to Dr. Knowlton
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The Ethics Faculty Advisory Committee recently announced the recipient of the University Faculty Fellowship in Ethics: Dr. David Clark Knowlton, associate professor of behavioral science, received $7,000 for the 2008-2009 academic year.
Habitat for Humanity ribbon cutting on UVU home
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Smiling faces along with an array of Wolverine green welcomed in the celebratory ribbon cutting of the first UVU Habitat for Humanity home Wednesday May 28. A ceremony and barbecue party took place to commemorate the finished home built by 24 of the campus’ building construction students in collaboration with Habitat for Humanity of Utah County (HFHUC). Excited students, faculty, community members and Habitat supporters joined together in the event ten months in the making.