Losee Resource Center (library). The "DLC" is and is located northeast of the Liberal Arts building. It opened on July 1, 2008. UVU President William A. Sederburg hired Cooper, Roberts, Simonsen and Associates, and Layton Construction as the design/build team for the new Digital Learning Center, with acclaimed New York architect Jacob Alspector as lead architect. "We chose the design we’re going with because it was an exceptional design that still kept a lot of the same features of our current campus. So it looks like it’s supposed to be there yet it stands out," said Jim Michaelis, associate vice president of Facilities Planning. The $48 million project includes networked computers, computer labs, a computer reference area (Information Commons), a media center, 31 study rooms, and wireless internet throughout the building. In 2016 money was donated to the Library by Ira A. Fulton and Mary Lou Fulton, and it was renamed Fulton Library. The library is the "greenest" state-owned building in Utah and won two 2008 awards from Intermountain Construction magazine for its energy efficiency. List of buildings on main campus Browning Administration Clarke Building Computer Science & Engineering UCCU Center Environmental Technology Fulton Library Gunther Technology Liberal Arts Losee Center McKay Education Noorda Center for the Performing Arts Pope Science Building Rebecca D. Lockhart Arena Sparks Automotive Science Building Sorensen Center Student Life & Wellness Woodbury Business Building Wolverine Services. Science building The UVU Science Building opened in the summer of 2012. The building features study rooms to the west side that have glass whiteboards as well as windows spanning the entire height of the towers. In addition, ZOOL 2320 students can enjoy the new Anatomy Lab, which has vents to decrease the concentration of Phenol in the air. Organization UVU is part of the USHE, with the following primary colleges and schools: College of Humanities and Social Sciences College of Science College of Engineering and Technology College of Health and Public Service School of the Arts School of Education University College Woodbury School of Business Other academic support programs include the Office of Engaged Learning, the Office of Teaching and Learning, Extended Studies, Summer, Concurrent Enrollment, Professional and Continuing Education, Academic Service-Learning, and Honors. Performing arts Ballroom dance UVU is home to one of the largest public collegiate ballroom dance programs in the United States. Over the last several years, the Ballroom Dance Company has grown into a