Heritage Cove Lecture Series , 2025-02

Series — Digital File: Server\Digital Collections, Folder: UA 057 Heritage projects

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This series is broken into five subseries. Subseries I contains digital marketing material for the Heritage Cove Lecture Series. Subseries II-V contains the four lectures arranged by lecture dates with accompanying transcripts. “Constructing the Hurricane Canal and Homesteading Smith Mesa” was given by Reuben Wadsworth on February 4, 2025. Subseries II also contains the PowerPoint presentation used for this lecture. “Where Two Streams Meet: Personal Stories from the History of St. George” was given by Lyman Hafen on February 11, 2025. “A Crisis of Trust and the Birth of an Underground Newspaper at Dixie College, 1968-1969” was given by Loren R. Webb on February 18, 2025. “History of the Shivwits Band of Paiutes” was given by Shanandoah Martineau Anderson on February 25, 2025.

The lecture series was held in the Boeing Auditorium, room 121 in the Udvar-Hazy School of Business building. The series was organized, introduced, and transcribed by Trevor Cox, Visiting Assistant Librarian for Heritage, Culture, and Regional History

Dates

Creation: 2025-02

Creator

Cox, Trevor Marion, 1992- (Person)

Conditions Governing Access

The collection is open and freely available to researchers during Special Collections’ hours or by appointment. Researchers must complete an Application for Use and show a photo ID prior to accessing materials.

Conditions Governing Use

Copyright restrictions may apply. Permission to publish, quote, or reproduce must be obtained from the Special Collections and Archives

Biographical / Historical

Trevor Marion Cox, 1992-, grew up in Hurricane, Utah. He studied history and library science and was the Visiting Assistant Librarian for Heritage, Culture, and Regional History at Utah Tech University from January 2024 to September 2025. In this role, he organized and led many regional history related projects focused on preservation, outreach and education. Archivally relevant projects include the Heritage Cove Digital Exhibits, the Heritage Cove Lecture Series, and the Then and Now Written Memories Project.

Full Extent

1.71 Gigabytes (3 docs, 1 pdf, 4 mp4s, 1 m4a, 1 png, 1 txt)

Language of Materials

From the Collection: English

Additional Description

Abstract

This series contains lecture videos, transcripts, a digital flyer, and a PowerPoint presentation from the Heritage Cove Lecture Series, held on the Utah Tech University Campus on successive Tuesdays in February, 2025. The lectures were based on various topics from southwestern Utah history.

Arrangement

The Heritage Cove lecture series series contains five subseries featuring four lectures, four transcripts, a PowerPoint presentation, and digital marketing material. The subseries are arranged chronologically by lecture date.

Subseries I Heritage Cove lecture series digital flyer

Item I Heritage Cove lecture series digital flyer

Subseries II Constructing the Hurricane Canal and homesteading Smith Mesa

Item I [insert name of PowerPoint] PowerPoint presentation

Item II Constructing the Hurricane Canal and homesteading Smith Mesa lecture

Item III Constructing the Hurricane Canal and homesteading Smith Mesa transcript

Subseries III Where two streams meet: personal stories from the history of St. George

Item I Where two streams meet: personal stories from the history of St. George

lecture

Item II Where two streams meet: personal stories from the history of St. George

transcript

Subseries IV A Crisis of trust and the birth of an underground newspaper at Dixie College, 1968-1969

Item I A Crisis of trust and the birth of an underground newspaper at Dixie College, 1968-1969l

Item II A Crisis of trust and the birth of an underground newspaper at Dixie College, 1968-1969 transcript

Subseries V History of the Shivwits Band of Paiutes

Item I History of the Shivwits Band of Paiutes lecture

Item II History of the Shivwits Band of Paiutes transcript