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| Screen last updated on: September 5, 2007 |
| Year established: |
1968 |
| Type of school: |
college, public |
| Programs: |
2-year undergraduate |
| Religious affiliation: |
no |
| Campus enrollment: |
639 students |
| Coeducational information: |
coeducational institution, founded as coeducational institution |
| Location description: |
in or near a small town (pop. 5,000-25,000) |
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| Street address: |
Utah College of Applied Technology - Uintah Basin
1100 East Lagoon Street
Roosevelt, UT 84066 |
| Mailing address: |
Utah College of Applied Technology - Uintah Basin
1100 East Lagoon Street(124-5)
Roosevelt, UT 84066 |
| Main telephone numbers: |
435 722-6900
435 722-6999 (fax) |
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| Main homepage: |
www.ubatc.edu |
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| FAFSA number: |
013721 |
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| CAMPUS SUMMARY |
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The creation of the Uintah Basin Area Vocational Center was authorized in 1967. A $100,000 Federal Vocational Grant was matched by Duchesne County to establish a center for adult and high school vocational and technical education at a time when the Central Utah Project was just getting started and the Bluebell oil field was coming into production. George Thatcher was the first director of the Center as well as the part-time electronic instructor. Duchesne and Uintah School Districts as well as the Ute Tribe funded the original building, located on the Union High School campus. The school districts operated the Center during these early years.
In 1972, the Utah Legislature put all three existing Area Vocational Centers (Sevier, Uintah Basin, and Bridgerland) directly under the State Board for Vocational Education. A local governing board was appointed consisting of members from Duchesne, Uintah, and Daggett County School Boards. During that same year plans were developed for a new, larger building and campus so that the Center could serve both adult and high school students. Property was jointly donated by Uintah and Duchesne School Districts for a facility that would serve multi-district needs, and ground was broken at the present Roosevelt site, November 7, 1975. The funding for the campus came from a bill that funded a new wing to the University of Utah Medical Center. A majority of the funding went to the University but it included a line item for the construction of the new campus in Roosevelt.
Effective July 1, 1990, the name of the Center was changed by the Utah State Legislature to the Uintah Basin Applied Technology Center to more accurately reflect the purpose and philosophy of the Center in this modern technological age.
In Sept. 2002 Utah Legislatures created not only a name change from Center" to College, but also the distinction of providing our future technology students with the opportunity of obtaining an associate degree in their field of study. |
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| UNIQUE/SPECIAL PROGRAMS |
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UBATC is located in energy rich Eastern Utah where oil and natural gas exploration and production are booming. We have training programs in Petroleum Technology, Energy Services Safety, Commercial Truck Driving and Long Commercial Vehicle training. These programs provide training for both entry level workers as well as update training for experienced workers. UBATC is Accreditated by the International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC)to provide Well Control training in surface stack drilling and combined drilling and workover completion at the supervisory and fundamental levels.
UBATC also has a full complement of programs in other areas such as Nursing, Medical Assisting, Pharmacy Tech, Automotive, Carpentry, Cabinetmaking, Welding, Drafting, Media Design, Business, Accounting and POST (Peace Officer Standards Training). |
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