Utah Valley University (UVU)
Orem, UT
Utah Valley University (UVU) was established in 1941 as a vocational school. It evolved into a technical school, then a community college, state college, and finally in 2008 obtained University status able to offer post-graduate degrees. Today, UVU has more than 29 buildings for classrooms, labs, research, and administrative uses. The University has over 36,000 students, representing 32 different countries and all 50 of the United States. US News & World Report ranks UVU among the top four comprehensive four-year public institutions in the West.
Utah Valley University -
Formerly Utah Valley State College (UVSC)

Utah Valley University in Front of Mt. Timpanogos Behind - Orem Utah
Utah's Largest Public University
UVU MAGAZINE - A Decade of Growth
- 29,590 Orem Students (28,417 in 2011) (26,322 in 2010)
- 54 bachelor degrees
- 3 masters degrees
- 50 baccalaureate programs
- 86 associate/certificate/diploma programs
- 2 graduate programs
UVU MAGAZINE - A Decade of Growth
UVU is an open-admission university, meaning no student is denied admission. The institution does, however, have enrollment standards. In order to help students enroll in courses that match their academic preparation and ability, admission to UVU requires that every student submit ACT/SAT scores, Accuplacer assessment results (if necessary,) an official high school transcript, and a $35 application fee. Watch this UVU Video Tour.
Alumni & Visitor's Center (AL)![]() UVU Alumni and Visitor's Center (AL) - Orem Utah
UVU Alumni and Visitor's Center From its gracious entry to the rich woods lining the hallways, the Alumni Center is warm and welcoming and the perfect place for your next meeting, wedding, conference or other event.
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Browning Administration (BA)![]() UVU Browning Administration Building (BA) - Orem Utah
UVU Browning Administration Building:
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Business Resource Center
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Computer Science & Engineering (CS)![]() UVU Computer Science and Engineering Building (CS) - Orem UT
UVU Computer Science and Engineering Building:
Engineering Graphics and Design - Drafting Information Systems and Technology:
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Continuing Education 1 (CE1)![]() UVU Continuing Education House (CE1) - Orem UT
UVU Continuing Education House 925 South 800 West Orem, UT (801) 863-8012
Utah Valley University’s Community & Continuing Education department offers courses to members of the community such as buying and selling on eBay, garden-to-table cooking, emergency preparedness, German language, paper collage and design, cardio hip-hop, and tiny tykes dance and creative movement. |
Continuing Education 2 (CE2)![]() UVU Continuing Education House Two (CE2) - Orem Utah
UVU Continuing Education House 2 on 400 West 1066 S 400 West Orem, UT (801) 863-8012
“Each class is designed to enhance our community members by providing job skills, developing new talents, and exploring new hobbies,” said Louis Allen, director of instruction for Community & Continuing Education. “These are excellent short-term, non-credit courses, and the low cost and convenience of these courses make education available to everyone." |
Culinary Arts Institute (CAI)![]() UVU Culinary Arts Institute (CAI) - Orem Utah
UVU Culinary Arts Institute Building: Canyon Park Technology Center - Building L 661 Timpanogos Parkway Orem, UT 84097
Culinary Arts:
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Environmental Technology (ET)![]() UVU Environmental Technology Building (ET) - Orem Utah
UVU Environmental Technology Building:
Environmental Technology Management program: Environmental Studies challenges students to examine both the ecological and social underpinnings of environmental issues and the complex interplay between natural and social systems, from local to global scales. Since humans are integral parts of ecological systems, an understanding of the biosphere must include studies in both the humanities and natural science. A degree in Environmental Studies is not a degree in Environmental Science nor Environmental Technology, but is inherently a liberal arts degree useful for students seeking academic or professional paths in public policy on the environment. |
Extended Education (EE)![]() UVU Extended Education Building (EE) - Orem UT
UVU Extended Education Building: The Office of Extended Studies coordinates and supports academic educational opportunities for students at non-traditional times and at various locations on and off the main campus.
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Gunther Technology (GT)![]() UVU Gunther Technology Building (GT) - Orem Utah
UVU Gunther Technology Building:
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Health Professions (HP)![]() UVU Health Professions Building - Orem UT
UVU Health Professions Building: 951 South Geneva Road Orem, UT 84058
Nursing:
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Liberal Arts (LA)![]() UVU Liberal Arts Building - Orem UT
UVU Liberal Arts Building:
> Family Studies > Psychology > Sociology > Social Work > Substance Abuse Counseling > Journalism > Speech Communication > Public Relations |
Library (LI)![]() UVU Library (Digital Learning Center) - Orem UT
UVU Library:
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Losee Center (LC)![]() Losee Center for Student Success Building - Orem UT
UVU Losee Center Building:
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Marketing Building (MA)![]() UVU Marketing and Communications Building - Orem UT
UVU Marketing and Communications Building: 519 W 1200 S Orem, UT 84058 |
McKay Education (ME)![]() UVU McKay Education Building - Orem UT
UVU McKay Education Building: 950 West 800 South Orem, UT 84058
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Physical Education (PE)![]() UVU Physical Education Building - Orem UT
UVU Physical Education Building:
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Pope Science (PS)![]() UVU Pope Science Building - Orem UT
UVU Pope Science Building:
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Science Building (SB)![]() UVU Science Building - Orem UT
UVU Science Building: Classes in chemistry, physics, biology and anatomy will be taught in the eco-friendly $40 million building completed Spring 2012.
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Sorensen Center (SC)![]() UVU Sorensen Center - Student Services - Orem UT
UVU Sorensen Center: Named after one of UVSC’s most influential founders, Wilson W. Sorensen, this 157,832 square foot building houses student services. First Floor:Second Floor: |
Sparks Automotive (SA)![]() UVU Sparks Automotive Building - Orem UT
UVU Sparks Automotive Building:
Collision Repair Technology:
Diesel Mechanics Technology:
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Student Life Center![]() UVU Student Life Center Building - Orem UT
UVU Student Life Building and Parking Structure: The Student Life Center utilizes UVU’s brick and concrete architectural style at key locations, but expands to the use of contemporary curtainwall construction for upper floors and the characteristic “bridge” element that ties the new building to the neighboring PE Building. On the south side of the project site, the new Student Life Center connects to the existing Sorensen Building making a connection at both the 1st and 2nd floor levels. Scheduled for Completion in 2013 Student Life Building
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Scott C. Keller Building
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Provo Airport Campus![]() UVU Provo Airport Campus - Fleet Hanger - Provo Utah
UVU Provo Airport Campus - Fleet Hanger: 1140 Aviation Dr Provo, UT 84601 Criminal Justice: Aviation Technology:
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Utah Fire and Rescue Academy (UFRA)![]() Utah Fire and Rescue Academy - UVU - Provo UT
UVU Utah Fire and Rescue Academy: Emergency Service Administration Institute of Emergency Services and Homeland Security 3131 Mike Jense Parkway Provo, UT 84601 Due to the expanding role of emergency responders within homeland security and disaster response, the Institute of Emergency Services and Homeland Security was created at Utah Valley University. UFRA has become a vital part of this Institute. The Institute provides services through three platforms: Staff and Command Development (in which UFRA is a major contributor,) Academic Development, and Research and New Program Development. Through these platforms, the professionalism and impact of our nation's first responders will be enhanced and improved. |
UVU Clarke Classroom Building
UCCU Events Center (EC)

UVU UCCU Events Center (EC) - Orem UT
The UCCU Events Center:
- Wolverine Basketball,
- Wolverine Volleyball
- Wolverine Wrestling
- Dances
- Big Name Concerts
- Major Speeches by Renowned Speakers
- Commencement Ceremonies
- School and Business Conferences
- Trade Shows, Home Shows, and a Variety of Community Events.
- Square Feet: 179,112
- Capacity: 8500
- Year Opened: 1996
- Events Held: Nearly 200 Events per Year
- Original Name: David O McKay Center
- Renamed UCCU: Aug 2010 (Utah Valley Credit Union agreed to pay $250,000/yr for 10 years for the naming rights)
UVU Library (LI)

UVU Library (Digital Learning Center) - Orem UT
Library at UVU (Digital Learning Center)
Library Extras:
Library Hours:
Monday - Friday: 7 AM - 12 AM
Saturday: 8 AM - 7 PM
Sunday: Closed
- $48 Million Facility
- Opened in 2008
- 190,000 Square Feet
- Five-level Building
- Library Café
- Study Kiosks
- 140+ Computers Available for Students
- 31 Group Study and Media Viewing Rooms
- 10 Classrooms
- 4 Large Seminar Rooms
- Center for Constitutional Studies
Library Extras:
- Art Gallery
- Meditation Room
- Family Study Room (Children welcome)
- 65 to 90 percent more energy efficient. Integrated daylight controls
- Emergency power generation and Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)
Library Hours:
Monday - Friday: 7 AM - 12 AM
Saturday: 8 AM - 7 PM
Sunday: Closed
Brent Brown Ballpark - UVU Ballpark

UVU Brent Brown Ballpark - Orem UT
Brent Brown Ballpark
- Year Opened: 2005
- Grand Stand Seating: 2500
- Berm Seating: 500+
- Maximum Capacity: 5700 (Highest attended game in 2008)
- Sponsorship Name: 2007 (Brent Brown paying $1M over 10 years)
- Parking in Adjacent Lot: $4.00
- Playground: Free
- Inflatables: $3.00
- Professional Team: Orem Owlz (Formerly Provo Angels)
- UVU Teams: UVU Men's Baseball
- Field Dimensions: LF - 305' | LC - 427' | CF - 408' | RC - 388' | RF - 312'
Hal Wing Track and Field Complex

Hal Wing Track and Field Complex - Utah Valley University
Hal Wing Track and Field Complex
The Hal Wing Track and Field Complex is located on the campus of Utah Valley University. The complex is named for Hal Wing, the owner and CEO of Little Giant Ladders and the principal donor for the project.
The new track is situated northwest of the UVU Events Center parallel to 1-15, an ideal location for people driving by to see the UVU track team practicing and competing. The construction, which cost $1.5 million, was completed on October 6, 2010. UVU hosted the Great West Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships spring of 2011.
- Date Completed: October 6, 2010
- Oval Lanes: Eight 42" Lanes
- Bleachers: 1500 Permanent and 1500 Temporary
The Hal Wing Track and Field Complex is located on the campus of Utah Valley University. The complex is named for Hal Wing, the owner and CEO of Little Giant Ladders and the principal donor for the project.
The new track is situated northwest of the UVU Events Center parallel to 1-15, an ideal location for people driving by to see the UVU track team practicing and competing. The construction, which cost $1.5 million, was completed on October 6, 2010. UVU hosted the Great West Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships spring of 2011.
UVU Woverines

UVU Wolverine Statue - UVU Mascot Willy the Woverine
The Woverine Mascot
The need for a school mascot came about in the early years of the school’s athletics program. Multiple sources agree that the student body voted for the wolverine over other animals.
According to Barbra Wardle, the sculptor who made three of the school’s wolverine statues on campus, President Wilson W. Sorenson was exceptionally fond of this choice. Wardle remembers Sorenson comparing the school to a wolverine because of its small size and fearless attitude.
Soon after the mascot was decided, the school purchased a large furry wolverine suit.
Today, Willy the Wolverine, named for Wilson Sorenson, can be found promoting school spirit at most of the school’s sporting events and on YouTube skydiving and wakeboarding. UVU Review
The need for a school mascot came about in the early years of the school’s athletics program. Multiple sources agree that the student body voted for the wolverine over other animals.
According to Barbra Wardle, the sculptor who made three of the school’s wolverine statues on campus, President Wilson W. Sorenson was exceptionally fond of this choice. Wardle remembers Sorenson comparing the school to a wolverine because of its small size and fearless attitude.
Soon after the mascot was decided, the school purchased a large furry wolverine suit.
Today, Willy the Wolverine, named for Wilson Sorenson, can be found promoting school spirit at most of the school’s sporting events and on YouTube skydiving and wakeboarding. UVU Review
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