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USU-Uintah Basin Interim Executive Director Statement Utah State University (USU) Uintah Basin continues to provide the community with the opportunity to achieve new milestones in their lives. The campuses reputation continues to grow, and with the addition of support programs and the great success of graduates, more students are enrolling. Student enrollment increased from 461 in 2017 to 482 in 2018 and we’ve continued to see increases this spring. We are also experiencing changes in our regional economic conditions. The region’s unemployment has continued to drop for three years in a row: 9.2% (2016), 7.1% (2017), 4.6% (2018), 4.3% (February 2019) and we are pleased to see that members of the community are still pursuing higher education.

The USU Uintah Basin faculty and other USU faculty offering broadcast and online courses create environments where all can feel valued and welcome no matter their unique background. This fall, we plan on welcoming new faculty in business and nursing.

One of USU Uintah Basin’s primary goals is to provide students with work experience before they graduate so they can apply what they learn in their majors as soon as possible. This hands-on experience pays off in the long run, opening new career opportunities to the vast majority of students.

Research continues to be a significant push for USU Uintah Basin, and in the 2018-19 academic year, the campus received a total of $12 million in research grants and contracts. The research completed at the campus by both students and faculty makes impacts on the local economy. USU’s Bingham Research Center conducted research that led to a marginal, rather than moderate, ozone designation for the Uintah Basin by the Environmental Protection Agency. The result will be fewer regulatory measures for the local oil industry that would have proven costly.

A large part of our student’s success, and the institution’s research accomplishments, are possible thanks to the generous donations of individuals and organizations that provide student scholarships. USU Uintah Basin held its second annual Perfect Swing Golf Tournament last Fall and raised over $13,500 for the USU Advisory Board Community Scholarship. These donations help make higher education more accessible to those who otherwise would not be able to meet the financial requirements. We are in the planning stages for our third tournament in August in conjunction with the Uintah Basin Energy Summit. We hope to see you there.

USU Uintah Basin serves the Manila, Roosevelt, and Vernal communities as Utah’s land grant institution.

Without local support, we would not be able to make such a tremendous impact for each of our students. We are grateful for the blue-blooded Aggies in the Basin and wish future success to this year’s graduating class.

Go Aggies!

James Y. Taylor Executive Director Utah State University-Uintah Basin

Aaron K. Weight Congratulations Uintah Basin graduates your future is bright! UBTech is a nationally recognized technical education leader and looks forward to preparing you for success in the career path of your dreams. Thousands of today’s business owners, managers, and employees have educational roots and branches at UBTech. We invite all walks of life to experience a hands on approach to the world through the eyes of technical education. Our College has a 50-year legacy of student success, your choice to enroll at UBTech is a wise investment in your future. Come experience the earning power of a technical education. Congratulations Class of 2019!

Aaron K. Weight UBTech College President

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Uintah Basin Applied Technology College President’s Message

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Northeastern Utah Sterling Scholar Winners and Runner-up students

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Emily Despain Uintah Science-Winner

Liberty Bennion Uintah Social Science-Winner

College Graduates Have* More Social Mobility Better Career Opportunities Healthier Lifestyles

67% Higher Annual Salaries Lowest Unemployment Rate Better Healthcare Benefits

McKinlee Thacker Altamont Skilled & Technical Sciences Education -Winner

Bowde Mold Uintah Family & Comsumer Sciences-Runner Up

YOUR HOMETOWN UNIVERSITY Class Schedules Catered to Fit Your Needs

We offer classes that fit your schedule, whether you work full-time, are a stay-at-home parent, or recently graduated from high school.

In 2015, bachelor’s degree holders earned 67% more than high school graduates.*

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*Education Pays, 2016

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Bryson Pugh Altamont Science-Runner Up

Brytan Hagerman Duchesne Visual Arts-Runner Up

Hayden Boren Uintah Skilled & Technical Sciences Education -Runner Up

Hullinger Mortuary Each Life Has Value

Funeral Directors Roger Hullinger • Tammy Haslem • John Hullinger 457 East 300 North (104-15) Roosevelt, Utah 84066 Phone 722-2426

For 24 Hour Funeral Service Information Call 725-2427 www.hullingermortuary.com

Funerals • Cremations • Headstones Prearrangements & Prepaid Funerals

Caleb Hunt Uintah General Scholarship -Runner Up

Hadley Cardwell Tabiona Science-Runner Up

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Jackson Gardiner Uintah Agriculture Science -Runner Up

Jayde Moon Duchesne Computer Technology -Runner Up

Jeranie Haslem Uintah Speech/Theater Arts/ Forensics-Runner Up

KarLee Zager Uintah World Languages -Runner Up

Moon Lake Electric Association, Inc. ABOVE AND BEYOND FOR 80 YEARS...

Serving the Uintah Basin Since 1938

visit us on the web at mleainc.com. like us on Roosevelt Headquarters 800 West Highway 40 722-5400

Duchesne Office 184 N. Center Street 738-5322

Rangely Office 1635 E. Main (970) 675-2291

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Koby Thacker Tabiona Skilled & Technical Sciences Education -Runner Up

Kyson Tanner Union Instrumental Music -Runner Up

Rylie Dutson Uintah English-Runner Up

Whitney Walk Uintah Mathematics-Runner Up

2359 S. 1500 E. Vernal, UTAH 855-437-2250

Proudly supporting Students and Education throughout the Uintah Basin

Congrats to all Sterling Scholars!

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Tabiona High School Sterling Scholars

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Give your kids a Good start WhaT Does PRimeTime 4 KiDs Do?

The program provides early identification services for families of infants and toddlers, ages birth to three.

some of The seRvices offeReD incluDe: 1. A full assessment of a child’s current health and development status 2. Developmental services: occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, nursing, nutrition, social work, etc.

3. Groups for children with sensory delays, Playgroups, Parent Workshops, Love & Logic Parenting, etc.

4. Strategies to build on family concerns priorities, and resources.

These services are provided through the coordinated effort of parents, community agencies, and a variety of professionals. Places where services are provided include center, home, and community settings such as a child care.

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Who Qualifies To Receive eaRly inTeRvenTion seRvices?

Children birth to three years of age who meet or exceeds the definition of developmental delays in one or more of the following areas: • Physical development • Vision & Hearing • Feeding and dressing skills • Social and emotional development • Communication and Language •Learning, problem solving and play skills Early Intervention has a list of diagnoses that automatically qualifies a child for services.

“Let us be your child’s Developmental specialist and share their developmental milestones with you”

Moving in 2019 to the old USU Building 1680 W. Hwy 40 Suite 101

Michael Petersen, occupational Therapist and Program director and Lorrie Law, early Childhood specialist; instructing a group addressing sensory, balance, motor and social-emotional issues.

1360 West Highway 40 • Vernal, Utah 84078  435-789-5409

Tabiona High School: Back row from left: Preston Fabrizio, Computer Technology; Hadley Cardwell, Science; JaNessa Jenkins, Social Science; Parker Lewis, Speech/ Theater Arts/Forensics; Koby Thacker, Skilled & Technical Sciences Education. Front row from left: Gaige Reilley, Family & Consumer Sciences; Kasidie Thomas, General; Hayes Giles, Agricultural Science; Aspen Stewart, English; Wyatt Fabrizio, Business & Marketing.

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Altamont High School: Back row from left: Karissa Lemmon, English; McKinlee Thacker, Skilled & Technical Sciences Education; Elizabeth Markert, Mathematics; Emily Loertscher, Vocal Performance. Front row from left: Wesley Thacker, Business & Marketing; Bryson Pugh, Science; Braxton Hyde, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics.

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Duchesne High School Sterling Scholars

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Congratulations! to all of the sterling sCholars

We admire your dediCation and hard Work!

Education is thE KEy to our futurE

Duchesne High School: Back row from left: Britton Rowley, Mathematics; Dakota Tegan, Family & Consumer Sciences; Joseph Patrick, Speech/Theater Arts/Forensics. Middle row from left: Ashlyn Gatherum, Social Science; Madison Rowley, Vocal Performance; Jayde Moon, Computer Technology; Rebecka Denney, General; Jewelee Ries, English. Front row from left: Alyssa Grant, Science; Rylee Bleazard, Agriculture Science; Brytan Hagerman, Visual Arts.

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Union High School Sterling Scholars

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Union High School: From left: Kyson Tanner, Instrumental Music; Brett Swain, Mathematics; Shawn Price, Skilled & Technical Sciences Education; Nathan Wallace, General Scholarship; Lyndee Miller, Visual Arts; Brenden Holgate, Computer Technology; Annalee Birchell, Social Science; Arielyn Larsen, Agricultural Science; Hailey Farnsworth, Dance; McKenna Allred, Science; Emily Wheelwright, Family & Consumer Sciences; and Tiffany Winterton, English.

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Uintah High School Sterling Scholars

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Uintah High School: Back row from left: Stephanie McCarrel, Business & Marketing; KarLee Zager, World Languages; Maren Hopper, Instrumental Music; Rylie Dutson, English.

Third row, from left: Jeranie Haslem, Speech/Theater Arts/ Forensics; Emily Despain, Science; Liberty Bennion, Social Science. Second row, from left: Sara Larsen, Vocal Performance; Whitney Walk, Mathematics; Alexis Conduff, Dance. Front row from left: Caleb Tibbett, Computer Technology; David Tovar, Visual Arts; Caleb Hunt, General; Bowde Mold, Family & Consumer Sciences; Jackson Gardiner, Agricultural Science; Hayden Boren, Skilled & Technical Sciences Education.