Astrid S. Tuminez: Making Utah Valley University a ‘green’ campus in more ways than one

(August Miller | Utah Valley University) Astrid Tuminez, shown Thursday, April 19, 2018, is Utah Valley University's seventh president.

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By Astrid S. Tuminez | Special to The Tribune