These were great times . . .
In 1993-94 we had some spectacular events take place such as the now Gerald R. Sherratt Library was completed and dedicated that year. I would say our student association was the first of its kind to actually receive a large donation proposed by Steve and Cindy Gilbert of $50,000 towards the SUU Rodeo Club to ensure its survival for years to come.
In 1993-94 we had some spectacular events take place such as the now Gerald R. Sherratt Library was completed and dedicated that year. I would say our student association was the first of its kind to actually receive a large donation proposed by Steve and Cindy Gilbert of $50,000 towards the SUU Rodeo Club to ensure its survival for years to come.
In wake of a new student center soon to be built, myself and a team of students traveled to Colorado and California gathering many ideas of what we though students would enjoy for the now Sharwan Smith Center. Unfortunately, Sharwan's untimely passing led to the eventual naming the building after her. Many of us who associated with Sharwan and knew her smile and grace personally as her statue stands in the middle of the rotunda. She was not just a student, she was an inspiration.
Also that year, many dances and events were put on by Brian Green (SUUSA Activities Director) and his crew. Many can look back at the countless hours that were dedicated to having fun. Last, what I consider another tremendous accomplishment by SUUSA at that time was the design for the now "The Student Body" Fitness Center (now located in the Sorenson PE Building). The legacy of students having a vision and making sure that vision is complete was definitely a highlight.
So with that I raise my glass of milk and salute you all during that time and say "Carpe Diem" as Pierre Mvemba our Academic Vice President would say and seize the day...I know we did.
Also that year, many dances and events were put on by Brian Green (SUUSA Activities Director) and his crew. Many can look back at the countless hours that were dedicated to having fun. Last, what I consider another tremendous accomplishment by SUUSA at that time was the design for the now "The Student Body" Fitness Center (now located in the Sorenson PE Building). The legacy of students having a vision and making sure that vision is complete was definitely a highlight.
So with that I raise my glass of milk and salute you all during that time and say "Carpe Diem" as Pierre Mvemba our Academic Vice President would say and seize the day...I know we did.
Submitted by Jason White ('98), SUUSA President 1993-1994.
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