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Larry,
Everyone needs to go to a university. Therefore, every educational institution, however useful, must necessarily become a university eventually.
Look at Oxford: it went from being a vocational polytechnic to a full university, and it has done a world of good.
Primark2,
I see your point. My degree is in hotel management, which is why I chose UVU over Oxford (as most people do). I could not have learned to manage a hotel without studying it at a university. I can't imagine how people succeeded at managing hotels before universities offered degrees in the subject.
I would advise all universities everywhere to develop a degree in everything, and urge employers not to hire anybody for anything unless they have a degree from a fully-accredited university.
Right you are. Right you are.
For instance: if I needed some gardening done around my house, I would only hire someone who has a degree in gardening from an accredited university.
If I required a Monte Cristo sandwich, I would turn only to those with a degree certifying they have studied Monte Cristo preparation at a university.
Someday I will have my wish. Until then, who will garden for me? Or make me a sandwich?
UVU, I plead with you: please develop a degree program for every conceivable human activity!
But what about adding PhD programs?
Surely you're not qualified for anything unless you have a doctorate in it.
I've run my hotel for 14 years, but I'm going back to graduate school, because I need a doctorate to learn my trade.
As people learn that they can get a first rate education at UVU and don't have to feel like they are in a Nazi prison camp like they do at BYU, the enrollment at UVU will surpass BYU!
UVU rocks!
Heaven forbid we should all become clones like all the robot zoobies at the Y!
1) In referring to his defeat in the Primary he said more people are present here than voted;
2) He then said that he was looking for something to do and that "they" were open to offers and that there would be some ethical rules that would have to be overcome but it could be done;
Finally, he didn't say much about UVU becoming a University or about the wonderful library instead he talked about how he was out of country dealing with "immigration issues" but a change of plans allowed him to attend.
I was highly offended by his comments. I hope the Deseret News does its job next time and tells the people that Cannon was being unethical in saying that if offered a job he could get around the ethics rules.