USU Eastern Tour Script & Route – Flashcards

Where you will spend a lot of your money if not all of your money. Books are expensive no matter where you go to school and the Bookstore has what you will need. From textbooks, notebooks, pens and pencils, art supplies and other class supplies to Eastern Utah clothing items. People to know: Susan Leonard.

• Main entre' meals are served each day in the cafeteria individual orders are taken care of at the Golden Grill. All students can eat at either of these places, not just those on meal plans. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner are served Monday through Friday, Brunch & Dinner Saturday and Sunday. Meal plans are available or you can pay separately. People to know: Gillian Bishop

• Host to many student activities and community events. ESA, the Eastern Student Association, or Student Government, sponsor student activities here and throughout the campus such as dances, movies, game nights and other activities.

• Two of our leadership teams at USU Eastern. You will find the Student Body President and other officers in the ESA office (student are also welcome to hang out in this office). SUN Center is our service organization on campus (mention Bread & Soup Night, Angel Tree, and Sub for Santa). People to know: Terry Johnson

• Here is where you turn in your registration cards each semester, add and drop classes, submit change of grade forms and all other issues with classes. You also request transcripts from these people, apply for graduation and receive your diploma. People to know: Jan Young and Erin Rowley.

• These are the people who deal with federal, state and institutional financial aid: Grants, Loans, Work Study & Short Term Loans. They receive your FAFSA - (Free Application for Federal Financial Aid) application, and put it through the process. They are ready and willing to help answer questions. This is also where the scholarship process happens. People to know: Tammie Pantalackis

• This office will help you through New Student Orientation and your first Registration. They help you with putting together class schedules as an incoming freshman and then assign you to an academic advisor. They can also do general academic advising. People to know: Liz Prettyman

• Many general education classes are taught here, including English, Drafting, Electronics, History and Social Sciences. There is also a writing and math/stats lab.

• All sleep / study suites here. One common hall, four bedrooms, two people in two rooms and one person per room in the other two rooms for a total of 6 students in each suite. Men live on one floor and women on the other.

• All cooking units here. Three bedrooms, two people to a bedroom, two bathrooms and common living room and kitchen. This is the more traditional apartment style on campus, with each apartment having direct outdoor access.

• The newest of all the halls on campus, Aaron Jones is a combination of cooking apartments, deluxe suites, and non-cooking suites. Full cooking apartments are a favorite of the students. These have three bedrooms, with usually two people to a bedroom, two bathrooms, full common room and kitchen. Deluxe suites have all that an apartment has excluding a cooking stove. Suites have all of the above except a kitchen.

• Here you will find most of the technology programs and other hands on programs such as nursing, welding, auto technology, and art.

• In this building you will find the Campus Eagle Station United States post office, Gallery East, and the Little Theatre.

• High quality, inexpensive salon services provided by USU Eastern cosmetology students including hair cuts, manicures, and pedicures.

• The testing center offers a variety of tests including tests for some of your classes and tests to find out your career interests.

• This new addition to our campus will be completed and ready for students by fall term 2015. This new building will literally connect the two structures it sits between, the Reeves and Geary Theatre. It will house theatre, music, art, criminal justice, and communications and will provide much-needed additional classroom space for general and vocational education.

• This building houses the bulk of general education and science classes. If you are obtaining an Associates Degree, you will spend a great deal of time in the Reeves Building. Here you will find all of the Science, Chemistry, Physics, and Pre-Med/ Pre-Professional courses and faulty. Business, Math, and Computer Graphics classes can be found in here as well.

• State-of-the-art computer labs are located here for student use. At the Help Desk, All students are able to access the Internet and use the labs for all their computing needs. Printers, scanners and all other needs can be met here. Flexible hours and a friendly and helpful staff make this a great place to work.

• All facilities in this new building are high tech and student friendly, including television classrooms used to broadcast classes to several sites throughout the state of Utah on the EdNet System. All classrooms feature video projection for use with presentations from faculty and students.

• The BDAC houses all of the athletics on campus and other departments as well. All of the varsity sports teams have their games here. The teams will also have their practices here. The dance department has their studio in the BDAC and will even stage some of their reviews in the studio space. The cheerleaders and the precision dance team will have their practices in this space. The facility is also available for students to use for exercising and for taking physical education classes. There are weight rooms, racquetball courts, locker rooms and steam rooms for use as well. The athletic department and EUSA sponsor intramural sports each year and the competitions take place in the BDAC.

• This building houses all the reference material a person could need for research and classes at Eastern Utah. Besides books, newspapers and magazines, the library also offers Internet use and a computer lab if you need those services. Laptops are available to be checked out. The library has also acquired a vast collection of DVD's, CD's, VHS videos, books on tape, magazines and fun to read books such as romance novels. There are plenty of tables to study at with conference rooms and quiet study rooms available as well.

• The main performance space on campus, the Geary is home of the Theatre Arts Department & Eastern Utah Theatre. The theatre is named after the first full time theatre professor and founder of the first community theatre program in the state of Utah, Elmo G. Geary. The Geary Theatre is a 598-seat auditorium style theatre. The stage is the sight for 4 major theatre productions each year. The Geary is also home to dance, music and other special concerts and events.

• Of course, all courses in music, vocal and instrumental. There are regular choir and bands for students to get involved in, along with Chamber Choir, Jazz Band & Choir and others by audition only. Included here are private voice and instrumental instruction rooms, practice rooms and piano rooms. You're welcome to come in any time the building is open and play the piano or practice your own instrument. This building is slated to be torn down this fall of 2015. Classes will move into the new BIC- Central Instructional Building.

• Sandstone, fifteen hundred pounds of it, was laboriously lugged onto Carbon's campus by a group of six men and a boy - all freshmen. Painted green and decorated with a white "41", the rock ceased to be a rock, and became a tradition named "Gibby", for its larger but no less solid namesake Gibraltar. Since that day in 1940 Gibby has remained a part of the Price campus commemorating college and personal events, displaying signs of the times and has been the witness to many kisses during "True Eagle".