Here’s what the presidents of Utah’s universities told The Tribune about possible program cuts

The Salt Lake Tribune reached out to all eight public university and college presidents in Utah to see what they think about a state audit recommending they cut “inefficient” programs.

(The Salt Lake Tribune; courtesy) Clockwise from top left: University of Utah President Taylor Randall; Utah State University President Elizabeth Cantwell; Utah Valley University President Astrid Tuminez; Weber State University President Brad Mortensen; Southern Utah University President Mindy Benson; Utah Tech University interim President Courtney White; Salt Lake Community College President Greg Peterson; Snow College President Stacee McIff.

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Here’s what the presidents of Utah’s universities told The Tribune about possible program cuts

The Salt Lake Tribune reached out to all eight public university and college presidents in Utah to see what they think about a state audit recommending they cut “inefficient” programs.

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