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Daniel Nixon – Finance, 1985

Lock It Up adding 700 storage units in Davis, Weber counties

The Enterprise - March 26, 2008

By Debbi Olson

Lock It Up Self Storage has started construction on a new three-building storage facility in Farmington that will add 700 storage units to the company's 2,500 existing storage units in Davis and Weber counties.

The new facility, to be located on Bourne Circle, just west of the intersection of Park Lane and Lagoon Drive in Farmington, will include 90,000 square feet of storage capacity located in two two-story units and one one-story unit. The facility, which will sit on three acres, is being built by Kier Construction. – Read more

Alan S. Raymond – B.S., Finance, 1988

Iwave - March 12, 2008 Alan S. Raymond promoted to Vice President of SCO.

Mark J. Bingham – B.S., Ag. Econ., 1972; M.S., Econ., 1975

SunHerald.com - March 26, 2008 To a sheep rancher, one lamb born to each ewe is common. Two lambs are ideal. Three or more, however, mean trouble, since one ewe cannot feed three lambs on her own. As a result, the third lamb is left alone to starve and die unless special provisions are made. Commonly, ranchers will hire someone, usually a child, to feed the "bum" lambs with a bottle and take care of them. Many times, the little lamb will bond to its surrogate mother and follow her anywhere allowed. – Read more

Steven Paul Nielsen – B.S., Accounting, 1984; M.S.S., Social Science, 1991

Quad-City Times - March 17, 2008 The Library Board of Trustees chose Steven Nielsen of Mapleton, Utah, to lead the library, which has been recognized as being in the top 3 percent of libraries nationwide by Hennen's American Public Library Ratings. Nielsen, who currently works as executive senior vice president of product development for Alpha Bay of St. Lake City, replaces Faye Clow, who retired Jan. 4 after 30 years in Bettendorf. – Read more

Kenneth Jeppesen – BA, Accounting, 1999; M.A., Accounting, 2000

Standard Examiner - March 16, 2008 Ken D. Jeppesen recently joined Schmitt, Griffiths, Smith& Co. Jeppesen joined as a senior audit manager. He has seven years of experience at PricewaterhouseCoopers, specializing in audits of a variety of industries. He holds a master of accountancy degree from Utah State University and is a Certified Public Accountant. – Read more

Clayton Empey – BS, Accounting, 2006

Standard Examiner - March 16, 2008 Clayton Empey recently joined Schmitt, Griffiths, Smith& Co. Empey joined the firm's accounting staff. He is a magna cum laude graduate of Utah State University, where he earned his Bachelor of Science in accounting and MBA degrees. He has previous experience as an internal auditor for Cache Valley Bank in Logan. He lives with his wife and daughter in North Ogden.

Mark White – M.B.A. Business Administration, 1984

Standard Examiner - March 8, 2008Mark White, Sally O'Neill, and Diane Utley, veterans of the sales force of the Salt Lake Convention & Visitors Bureau, have received the Dianne Nelson Binger Sales Leadership Award from Steve Lundgren, the newly-elected chairman of the Bureau's Board of Trustees. – Read more

Shane C. Roberts – B.S. Accounting, 2003; MBA, 2005

Logan, UT; Herald Journal - March 3, 2008Cook Martin Poulson, P.C., is proud to announce that Shane Roberts has recently passed the uniform CPA exam. The purpose of the exam is to help protect the public interest by ensuring only qualified individuals become licensed as Certified Public Accountants. Roberts received his bachelor of science degree in accounting and an MBA degree from Utah State University. Roberts lives in Nibley with his wife Angalee and their daughters Abby and Hailey.

Kent Dunkley – B.S. Finance, 1986

Providence, Herald Journal - March 4, 2008The Presidential Award was presented to Kent Dunkley, an Associate Broker/Manager for Century 21 N&N Realtors. Dunkley has been on the board of directors for the Cache Rich Association for several years. He has been in real estate and property management for approximately 28 years. He volunteers and contributes to his community. Dunkley is married and lives in Providence.

Rosemary R. Fullerton – B.S. Accounting, 1985; M.A. Accounting, 1990

Providence, UT Meltwater News - February 27, 2008The Shingo Research Prize Recognizes Excellence - The Shingo Research Prize will be presented to the authors of five books and one unpublished journal article during the 20th Annual Shingo Prize Conference and Awards Ceremony, to be held March 31st -April 3rd at the Adams Mark Hotel,Dallas Texas. The awards banquet will be held on Thursday, April 3, 2008 at 5:30 p.m. The Shingo Research Prize had applicants this year that included workbooks, papers, and DVDs; addressing lean accounting, lean software development, training within industry, leadership, culture, and management processes. – Read more

Kevin D. Curtis – B.S. Markting, 2003

Las Vegas, NV; Salt Lake Tribune - February 23, 2008

By Kurt Kragthorpe

Of all the reasons to be impressed with Philadelphia Eagles receiver Kevin Curtis, this number is still the biggest of them all.

Forty-eight.

Having studied for and taken the Wonderlic Personnel Test that's administered to NFL draft hopefuls, I came away convinced I would have a better chance of matching Curtis' achievements of running the 40-yard dash in 4.2 seconds, signing a $32 million contract and catching 77 passes in an NFL season than scoring a 48 on the Wonderlic. – Read more

David Paul Morris – B.S. Busines Information Technology and Education, 2006

Pleasant Grove, UT - February 20, 2008 A fiend of a friend knows this guy, David Morris, who he says I should do a story on. He has some physical disabilities, I am told, but they don't hold him back at all; he's a regular guy who is an inspiration to everyone he meets.

So we set up an interview at the offices of Omni Brokerage, the investment real estate firm in the south end of the valley where Morris works. I arrive first, wondering exactly what disabilities we're talking about here, and then Morris walks in and it's obvious. He has short arms. His hands hang at chest level, about where your elbow should be. – Read more

Scott Beaman Snow – B.S. Accounting 1993

Gilbert, AZ Meltwater News - February 5, 2008

Two New Partners at ProVision

ProVision, now a 5 partner firm, is pleased to announce the promotion to partner of two of its senior managers, Rondi Habern and Scott Snow, both CPA's with a combined 40+ years of experience. – Read more

Gail S. Halvorsen – Attender / Donor to Business

Spanish Fork, UT, Deseret News - February 19, 2008 Utahn Gail S. Halvorsen, a retired Air Force colonel who received fame as the "Candy Bomber" during the 1948-49 Berlin Airlift, is in Washington, D.C., this weekend to be honored by the White House Commission on Remembrance. Halvorsen, 87, will be busy this year helping Americans in several states and Germans celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Berlin Airlift to supply the 2 million people in what was then West Berlin with food and fuel after the Soviets cut off all ground transport to the city deep inside Russian-occupied East Germany. – Read more

 
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