Science, Engineering, And Technology Building 2025 Impact Report

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, AND TECHNOLOGY BUILDING 2 0 2 5

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OVERVIEW ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

YEAR COMPLETED

2021

TOTAL SQUARE FOOTAGE

109,529 SQ FT

• BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES (Biological, Biomedical, Natural Sciences, Biology Education) • ENGINEERING (Mechanical, Electrical, Computer, and Mechatronics) • CHEMISTRY & BIOCHEMISTRY • EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES • CENTER OF PRECISION MEDICINE AND FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS

9 CLASSROOMS

31 LABS

USED BY 29,989 STUDENTS

USED BY 39,435 STUDENTS

• DR. DENIS & DIANE ROBARDS LYMAN SOUTHWEST GEOSCIENCE CENTER

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The Science, Engineering, & Technology

Building has been a major showpiece and a

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powerful recruiting tool for students. Everyone who visits is impressed by this exceptional

53 OFFICES

2706 MEETINGS

FOR FACULTY AND ADVISORS

IN 4 CONFERENCE ROOMS

facility.

DR. DAVID CHRISTENSEN Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Department Chair, Engineering

HIGHLIGHTS ANNUAL DISCOVERY & DESIGN DAY This annual event is Southern Utah’s largest STEM experience. In 2025, 360 Utah Tech university students showcased their projects to over 400 high school students, and more than 1,000 additional visitors.

SOUTHWEST GEOSCIENCE CENTER FULL STEAM AHEAD • Supported five student-led, faculty-mentored research projects annually through the Lyman Geoscience Scholars program culminating in presentations at conferences and preparation of scientific papers • Annually provide scholarship to five students pursuing capstone experiences • Connected with more than 100 members of the public at university and community events

IN ADDITION TO ACADEMIC USE ROOMS HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED FOR

115

LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS

1045

CLASS ACTIVITIES

657

WORKSHOP AND CONFERENCES

To support the College of Science, Engineering, and Technology Contact Jay Sorensen, jay.sorensen@utahtech.edu or 801.560.8432

giving.utahtech.edu