ee ee Docc ee echoes aaa ie nipples Aca Unset icone pe Rete te al gpaasegten ct ee eh Health Building named for Marriott _The Weber tional Council State College announced Institu- during its Feb. 17th meeting that it will name the yet-to-be-built Allied Health building in honor of J. Willard Marriott, Sr. The allied health building will have four floors totaling 59,000 square feet and will be officially designated the J.W. Marriott Health Sciences Building. The announcement came during the regular monthly meeting of the college's governing board and was done in honor of Marriott's “personal attainments and generous support of Weber State.” _ Marriott has established a $1 million endowment to be used for faculty development in the School of Allied Health Sciences, said President Rodney H. Brady. WSC More ly funded by state appropriations. The School of Allied Health Sciences is nationally recognized and provides training in nursing, dental hygiene, paramedics, nuclear medicine, respiratory therapy and _ related health care fields. The building will be constructed in a stair-step fashion with each level recessed from the lower level and built into the hillside located north of the Stewart Library and west of the Croft Arboretum. The bottom level of the building will have entrances from main campus walkways while the upper floor will open to the Wildcat Stadium parking lot. The cost of the building is estimated at $6.1 million and will be comprised mainly of laboratories and special instruction space. Construc- tion in 1927, starting with a six-seat A&W root beer stand. The menu was expanded and the stand was named “The Hot Shoppe," the forerunner of what is today the largest combined food service-lodging system in the nation. Marriott soon opened restaurants in many states and spearheaded diversification from restaurants to airline catering and hotels. He began preparing box lunches for airline passengers at old Hoover National Airport in Washington, D.C. in the 1930's and the Marriott os The new | building for the School of Alli ed Health Sciences, scheduled for completion Seueaies Boge been officially e J.W. Marriott Sciences Building. = Corporation has become the world's largest inflight caterer. In the mid 1950's he led the company into lodging and today it is one of the fastest growing He was selected by President Nixon to be chairman of the 1969 Inaugural com- panies in the hotel field. Marriott is a director of American Committee and organized a 3,000 tion is scheduled to begin in June of this year and the completion date is set for January of 1986. Motors Mutual Riggs National Bank of Washington, auguration are recognized as the most other Marriott, a Utah native, was student president of Weber College in programs in_ the © school. According to Dr. Brady the funds will be used for programs not normal- D.C. and the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of 1923. He graduated from the University of Utah in 1926. He founded the Marriott Corpora- successful, artistically and financially, in the history of the Inaugural. Washington. He is a former president of the National Restaurant Associa- Wesley tion. Washington, than $100,000 in interest from the invested endowment funds will be available each year for fellowships, research grants, awards and member staff to plan and carry out the ceremonies. The events of that in- Corporation, the Acacia Life Insurance Company, Marriott and his wife reside in the Heights section D.C. of : ‘Dr. Evans to receive Dixon award (801) 782-4088 » or write: Judy (Willmore) Larson$ 995 E. Mill St. referee, "Encyclia", the Journal of the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts and Lethas a member been the Utah Academy of Sciences, Bountiful, Ut. 84010 » Registration and payment are re-g of Arts quired in advance. and Letters; American Philosophical Association; and Phi Kappa Kip. In addition, he has also been a member Education of the Utah Utah Association of Association, Journalism Directors, Utah Folklore Society, and the American Association of University Professors. He has also served as president and vice president of the WSC Faculty Association. Dr. Evans is also an accomplished Dr. Lawrence C. Evans, professor of the philosophy, will be presented with Award Dixon Aldous H. prestigious Day s’ Founder during award is ceremonies at WSC May 4th. The one who given by the Aiumni Association to of needs has truly sought to meet the ed a obtain has and s Weber State student in his or meaningful measure of excellence G. Hester, her career, according to Edith r. directo ive WSCAA execut There is no current mailing list y for La Dianaeda sorority alumni. § If you are interested in taking part in future activities, or want to be made aware of coming 4% > events, please contact one of the above-mentioned people. journalist having served as night city AS editor, Salt Lake Tribune; reporter and - Standard Examiner; Editor, Your Home magazine; and faculty advisor to the WSC. student publication Signpost. / A (( day editor and feature writer, Ogden Ee it| | feature writer, Salt Lake Tribune; Sun- NG LS ES Evans }b Dr. i| ters. " P iN and Awards;" : Mary Ann (Barker) Garner at we Sy bi Re ass He received his baccalaureate and graduate degrees from the University of Utah, where he graduated cum laude in 1946 and received a doctorate “with distinction” in 1965. Dr. Evans has published numerous articles and professional reviews in the field of philosophy. He was a finalist for the title of "Professor of the Year” for two years at WSC and was included in “Outstanding Educators of America.’ 7 Crest "Crystal WSC finalist, ( in 1946 and since that time served as professor of philosophy, chairman in the WSC department of political science and philosophy, and Dean of the School of Social Sciences. Letters; and : NY ay S7 p} nS Uk uY of excellence in his or her career." Dr. Evans joined the WSC faculty the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts, } needs of Weber State students and has obtained a meaningful measure For further information and registration, call: "Distriguished Service Award," from b : wht pu ‘i ! ; ; | is one who has truly sought to meet the WSC Skyroom. za > XX said,”The recipient of this award Library Association; G or staff who has served with distinction in his or her campus position. Edith G. Hester, executive director Association, Alumni of the WSC > 421 at 7:30 a.m. in the recipient of the Mt i i A4) lf | The "Dixon" award is presented annually, by the WSC Alumni Association, to a member of the WSC faculty Ot "Founder's fp 4) iff l eA) WSC The alumni of the La Dianaeda ; | Sorority are invited to attend an Easter Breakfast to be held April » i during - FT 7 award Day” ceremonies May 4th. wwuiire Z the a ‘prer include member, WSC _ Inaugural Symposium in 1972; member of the Directory of American Philosophers; "Great Issues in commentator, Philosophy,” University of Utah; member Phi Kappa Phi; consultant to "Choice," publication of the American Day Uirel professor has been chosen to receive the prestigious "H. Aldous Dixon Award." Dr. Lawrence C. Evans will receive Zs “'\ Weber State College