UVU Interactive Campus Tour
A 360 degree Interactive Tour of UVU Campus
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Losee Center Building
- The LC is a center completely dedicated to student success.
- Resources & programs located in this building include:
- Prospective Student Services
- UV Mentor Program
- First Year Experience & Student Retention
- Career & Development Center
- First Year Advising Center
- University College Advisement Center
- Women’s Success Center
- Accessibility Services
- UVU Marketing Office
- Honors Program
Computer Science Building (CS)
- Numerous engineering, digital media, information systems, computer science, and technology programs are housed here.
- The floor design mimics the layout of a computer circuit board.
- Roll-Up Crepe Café is located on the 4th floor.
(New) Engineering Building (Coming Soon)
- Will house the College of Engineering & Technology
- The building will include:
- 31 labs
- 12 classrooms
- 21 study areas
- 91 offices
- Fine dining restaurant, operated by the UVU Culinary Arts students
- Estimated cost = $80 Million
Noorda Center (NC)
- The newest completed building on campus (opened Spring 2019).
- There are 5 separate buildings with individual foundations, walls, and insulation to prevent noise transfer, all in one building.
- 7 Performance venues including theaters, recital & concert halls, and more!
- 27 soundproof practice rooms, 27 private teaching studios
- Famous performers visit to do workshops with students and performances here for the community.
Gunther Technology Building
- One of the oldest buildings on campus
- Primary programs located in this building include:
- Art & Design
- Cabinetry & Architectural Woodwork
- Welding
- Building Construction & Construction Management
- Numerous computer labs, fine art studios, and a Ceramics studio
- Recently remodeled interior
Sparks Automotive Building (SA)
- Home to Automotive Technology and other trade courses.
- Majority of time students spend here is focused on working with actual equipment
- UVU makes it a priority to continue to offer trade and tech programs when most universities choose to drop those programs as soon as they reach university status. Programs & Certifications Offered:
- Collision Repair
- Diesel Mechanics
- Technology Management
- Street Rod
- Power Sports
Woodbury Business Building (WB)
- UVU has the largest business program in Utah with over 6,000 students.
- The goal of the Woodbury School of Business is to maximize student improvement.
- Business Department includes:
- Accounting
- Business Management
- Finance
- Economics
- Hospitality Management
- Legal Studies
- Marketing
- Entrepreneur Institute
- AACSB Accreditation
- Personal Finance Program is ranked top 10 in the nation and has 90% job placement.
- The Woodbury School of Business is in the top 5% among global business schools.
- Money Management Resource Center
- Veterans Success Center
(New) Scott C. Keller Building (Coming Soon)
- Currently under construction and will be completed in 2022.
- The new building will house:
- Bloomber Lab
- Entrepreneurship Institute
- SmartLab
- Money Management Resource Center
- Total cost of the building is approximately $75 million.
- The building will include:
- 100 Collaborative zones
- 30 Learning spaces
- 4 Engagement centers
- 2 Eating options
- 1 Grand auditorium for lectures & Special events (to be named after Noel & Carrie Vallejo)
(New) Gateway Center
- As part of the newly remodeled front entrance of campus, the Gateway Center will welcome all to UVU.
- Will be the link between the Browning Administration building and the current Woodbury Business building.
Hall of Flags (HF)
- This area represents diversity and unity on campus.
- Note the colored pipes, which are a symbol of engaged learning.
- The pipes are purposefully left exposed so engineering, construction, and architecture students can study the anatomy of the buildings. This represents the engaged learning/hands-on experience students receive at UVU.
- The courtyard is a central point of campus for student life.
Browning Administration Building (BA):
- Students can find the following resources here:
- Admissions (see UVU.edu/admissions for more information)
- Financial Aid & Scholarship Office
- Registrar’s Office
- The Office of the President is located on the second floor.
- UVU’s current president is Astrid S. Tuminez
Environmental Technology Building (EN)
- Home to the Criminal Justice Department, which offers 8 different programs, ranging from bachelor degrees to 6-month certificates in:
- Criminal Justice
- Law Enforcement
- Forensic Science
- National Security
Pope Science Building (PS)
- This building is home to Earth Science, Chemistry, and Physics Programs.
- Foucault Pendulum
- It takes exactly 37 hours & 11 minutes to make one full rotation.
- It swings based upon the rotational pull of the Earth.
- Planetarium
Science Building (SB)
- Departments housed here include:
- Biology
- Anatomy
- Botany
- Biotechnology
- Cadaver Lab & Greenhouse
NUVI Basketball Center (BC)
- Funded by private donations & sponsorships, it provides a space for our Wolverine athletes.
- Located in this facility include:
- Ryan Toolson Practice Court
- Travis Hansen Strength & Conditioning Center
- Roger Fields Family Basketball Offices
UCCU Events Center (EC)
- Hosts numerous events every year, including, but not limited to:
- Athletic Events
- UVU Graduation
- Concerts
- Student Events & Dances
- Scholarship Ball & other university banquets
- Faculty Events
- High School State Volleyball, Wrestling, and Drill tournaments
- High School Graduations
- The home of UVU Men’s Basketball team, coached by Mark Madsen of the LA Lakers.
- The DEN: our FREE student section
- Restaurant Forte, which is operated by our culinary arts students, is located on the first floor.
Rebecca Lockhart Arena (RL)
- This building was previously known as the Physical Education building (PE), but was renamed in honor of Rebecca Lockhart, former Utah Speaker of the House and proud supporter of UVU.
- Physical Education, Exercise Science & Outdoor Recreation programs are housed here.
- The building also includes an arena where numerous sporting events, community events, guest lectures, and activities take place.
- Jamba Juice, Taco Bell, & Green Line Cafe
Liberal Arts Building (LA)
- Math, Health, Science, and Language labs are housed here.
- The Norma T. Anderson Dance Complex is located in this building and is home to our Dance department.
- Center for Global & Intercultural Engagement, which includes the following offices:
- Office for Global Engagement
- International Student Services
- Multicultural Student Services
Clarke Building (CB)
- The CB was built to help maintain our small average classroom size of just 23 students.
- The College of Humanities and Social Sciences, including the Department of Languages and Cultures, is located here.
- Matthew S. Holland Hall: 1,000-seat auditorium
- It features an outdoor patio area on the roof and numerous study rooms for students.
- Guru’s Cafe and our 2nd Scoops location are on the first floor.
Fulton Library (FL)
- The library features lots of natural light, which helps student study effectively. It is also a light efficient building.
- Textbook rentals and tech rentals are available to students here.
- The largest computer lab on campus with the latest computer software packages is located on the first floor. Scanners are also available to students.
- The first two floors are “talking” floors and the top three floors are “silent” floors.
- Mom Fulton’s Cafe & Starbucks
- Fugal Writing Center
- The Writing Center is a free resource to students.
- Copy Center
- Roots of Knowledge:
- Located in the Bingham Gallery
- It is a stained glass exhibit that shows a timeline of world history.
- Designed and constructed by Holdman Studios with collaboration from UVU:
- Tom Holdman led the project with former university president, Matthew Holland.
- 40+ Professional Artists
- 26 UVU Scholars
- Hundreds of UVU students
- There are hidden gems/artifacts and references throughout the windows.
- It was a 12-year process from start to finish, and was completed in 2016 for UVU’s 75th anniversary.
Student Life & Wellness Center (SL or SLWC)
- Students decided to raise their student fees to build and fund the SLWC. Full funded by students, it’s a place for students to relax and maintain their social, physical, emotional, and mental health.
- The Reflection Center is a place for all students, staff, and faculty, and contains 3 separate rooms, which include:
- Convening Room: A space for religious club meetings, gatherings, and interfaith events. Holds texts from all the major religions for all to enjoy and study.
- Prayer Room: Open to all for auditory prayer or group worship practices.
- Meditation Room: Intentionally silent space. Technology-free (with the exception of meditation apps or timers) for all to relax and meditate.
- Bowling Alley
- UVUSA, Clubs, Residence Life, etc.
- Wellness Programs
- Intramural
- Our Gym is free for students who take 10+ credits.
- It includes our climbing wall, fitness equipment, basketball courts, MAC court, dance & fitness rooms, free weights, locker rooms, etc.
- Outdoor Adventure Center
- A resource on campus for students to go experience the outdoors. They offer numerous excursions, equipment rentals, and unique experiences for all students.
Sorensen Center (SC)
- Student Health Services
- Accepts students whether or not they have insurance and provide amazing medical & psychiatric services.
- Center for Social Impact
- This center is dedicated to services that make a strong impact on the community and the school through service projects, events, and engaged learning opportunities.
- The UVU Food pantry is located here for students and faculty in need.
- Post Office
- Grand Ballroom
- Numerous events are held here including, Emerald Ball (Homecoming Dance), Student Activities, Guest speakers, and other community and campus events.
- Campus Connections
- Students can visit Campus Connections to get their student IDs, UTA bus information, and tickets to local events and concerts.
- Our campus Lost and Found is located here.
- Wolverine Tech Center
- This is an authorized Apple Campus Store with deals catered to students.
- Numerous computers, devices, and other tech products can be purchased here.
- Scoops, which is our convenience stop on campus for quick snacks or ice cream, is a popular spot for students on campus.
- Reagan Theater (Intimate performance venue)
- Bookstore
- School items, office supplies, art supplies, and UVU swag can be purchased here.
- The bookstore is currently being remodeled, and will house Scoops and Starbucks upon its completion.
- Food Court
- Costa Vida, Subway, Pizza Hut, JDawgs, Cupbop, Fishbone Sushi, and Sodalicious are located on the first floor.
- Panda Express, Chick-fil-A, and E.A.T.S are located on the second floor.
- UVU does not offer a meal plan. The GreenBucks program is a great alternative for students.
- The Sorensen Center is currently undergoing an exterior and interior remodel.
Melissa Nellesen Center for Autism
- This center is housed in the Cole Nellesen Building.
- It is a place where the university & community come together for education and support related to Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
- Numerous resources are available for the community and students involved with ASD.
McKay Education Building
- This is home to the School of Education.
- UVU offers degrees in Elementary Education, Secondary Education, Special Education & Master of Education.
- The building is an old elementary school, which provides students with an engaging atmosphere that mirrors their future teaching environment.
Utah Valley Institute of Religion
- This is an organization of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
- A variety of classes are available for everyone, members and non-members; all are welcome.
- Exclusive parking dedicated to Institute students who attend 75% of their class is located near the Institute building, along Campus Drive.
- All are invited to weekly activities and devotionals.
Wee Care Center
- The center provides a safe haven for children of UVU parent students & non-traditional UVU parent students.
- The cost is based on the size of the family & income, ranging from $2.60-$6.00 per child.
- Services are offered for children aging from infants to Pre-Kindergarten.
Health Professions Building
- Dental Hygiene, Turning Point, Nursing, and Department of Public & Community Health are all located in this building.
- It is located off of Geneva Road, west of I-15 and Main Campus.
National Guard Building
- This multi-functional facility includes 9 enhanced classrooms, a computer lab, and an auditorium where UVU credit and noncredit courses are offered.
- It is located off of Geneva Road, west of I-15 and Main Campus
Culinary Arts Institute
- Canyon Park Building, located in North Orem, is home to the Culinary Arts Institute.
- The culinary program provides students with premier training for a career in professional cooking or baking.
- Various services operated by the Culinary institute include the Cafe at Canyon park, Catering, and Restaurant Forte (located in the UCCU Center on Main Campus).
Provo Airport
- The aviation program is based here, which has 92% job placement and is one of the most affordable aviation programs in the country.
- UVU offers degrees in Aviation Management, Professional Pilot, and Aerospace Technology Management.
Emergency Services (ES)
- Located in a building next to the Provo Airport, is our Emergency Services Department.
- Their 3 main focuses include: Emergency Administration, Emergency Medical, and Fire.
- Students have access to fire trucks, live-fire drills, ambulances, and the Utah Fire & Rescue Academy.
Other Helpful UVU Information
UVU History:
- UVU was founded in 1941.
- Orem Campus was dedicated in 1977.
- UVU became an official university in 2008.
- The current president is Astrid S. Tuminez.
UVU Fast Facts:
- The school colors are green & white.
- Willy the Wolverine is UVU’s mascot.
- Student Population: 41,728 (Fall 2020)
- Average class size of 23
- Roughly 74 countries are represented by the student body.
UVU offers:
- 44 Certificate Programs
- 65 Associate Degrees
- 91 Bachelor Degrees
- 11 Master Degrees
- 34 Online Programs
- Student Success is the center of UVU’s core values, accompanied by engagement, inclusion, and achievement.
- UVU is an open-enrollment institution, which means we have a 100% acceptance rate!
- To apply prospective students simply
- fill out an application online (includes $35 fee),
- send in their ACT/SAT scores, and
- send in their high school or transfer transcripts.
- UVU is a hybrid institution with programs common in community colleges as well as longer programs. common in university status institutions.
- “There is a place for you at UVU!”
- Undergraduate Tuition per semester:
- In-State: roughly $2,500/$2,600
- Out-of-State: roughly $8,000
- Adidas officially sponsors UVU.
- UVU does NOT have any on-campus housing. However, UVU has partnerships with various apartment complexes near campus.
- UTA Transportation, including the new UVX busses, is free to students.
- 158+ Student clubs
- There are over 70,000 college students here in Utah Valley.
- Utah Valley offers numerous recreational, social, and professional opportunities for college students.