Apply for a position at the UVU Review!

March 30, 2009

Reading Time: < 1 minute The UVU Review is now accepting applications for positions on the staff for the 2009-2010 school year. All positions, except for Editor-In-Chief, may be applied for. To apply, simply print the PDF file here, fill it out, and bring it one of our editors in The UVU Review newsroom.

Peace and Justice Dialogue: Genocide

March 23, 2009

Reading Time: < 1 minute Each spring, Peace and Justice Studies hosts a conference on a timely and important topic. Last year’s conference, discussing the topic of nuclear weapons, drew more than 1,200 attendees. This year’s dialogue will discuss genocide prevention. Four of the world’s foremost genocide scholars will come to campus (the schedule can be viewed below; details and biographical information about the speakers included).

Track and Field facility being constructed

March 23, 2009

Reading Time: < 1 minute Construction has begun on the west side of campus for the new Hal Wing Track and Field Facility located north of the soccer fields. The $1.2 million project will be completed by fall 2009. It will have a 1,500 seating capacity for spectators to watch UVU’s track and field team compete.

Stephen R. Covey speaks to students

March 23, 2009

Reading Time: 2 minutes Award-winning author of “The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People” Stephen R. Covey spoke on campus last Tuesday as part of UVUSA’s symposium “A New U.” Covey explained to the student audience the world they will enter after college and how to land any job.

news briefs

March 23, 2009

Reading Time: 3 minutes CAMPUS NEWS BRIEFS MATH LAB AND PEER TUTORING PROGRAMS RECEIVE CERTIFICATION- After more than three years of completing self-studies, gathering data and submitting reports, UVU’s Math Lab and Peer Tutoring programs were recognized with the National Association for Developmental Education (NADE) Distinguished Certification in its national conference held in Greensboro, N.

Summer registration kick off

March 23, 2009

Reading Time: < 1 minute With five weeks left until the last day of spring semester, it can only mean that summer is just around the corner. This summer offers the opportunity for students to take classes with a variety of options of different sessions. There are many benefits of attending summer semester.

First annual UVolunteer week to take place

March 23, 2009

Reading Time: 2 minutes As part of the clubs and organizations involved with the UVU service coalition, the first annual UVolunteer week will take place March 30 through April 4. “It is an effort to create more traditions at UVU, and especially to help students form a lifelong tradition of volunteering,” said Richard Portwood, president of UVU service council.

Knowledge initiates change

March 16, 2009

Reading Time: 2 minutes Tanya Brown, the ex sister-in-law of O.J. Simpson, recently spoke on campus about domestic violence prevention. Brown holds a bachelor’s in counseling psychology and has completed one year of her master’s degree. UVU REVIEW had the opportunity to sit down with Brown and ask about domestic violence and her personal views on the O.

Dental hygiene students take first place for smoking research

March 16, 2009

Reading Time: 2 minutes A team of Utah Valley University dental hygiene students recently received first-place honors for their research and presentation on third-hand smoke at the annual Utah Dental Association convention in Salt Lake City. Each year, dental hygiene schools across the state compete for honors at the conference through their respective table clinic presentations on various topics in oral health.

Students donate to save classmates

March 16, 2009

Reading Time: < 1 minute Due to state budgetary cuts, more than 230 UVU student financial scholarships will be sacrificed. In response, the UVU Student Alumni Board (SAB) is asking for every student on campus to donate $1 in order to keep their classmates in school. The “Giving of the Green” campaign, which began March 9 and will continue through March 17, has set up donation tables around campus.