This document discusses Dixie State University's request for state capital development funds to build a new Human Performance/Student Wellness Center. The proposed 150,000 square foot facility would cost $49.5 million, with $39.5 million coming from state funds and $10 million from existing student fees. It would replace the current outdated health and wellness center and include space for new academic programs in exercise science, health promotion, and other fields. The center would also feature a student activity center with an Olympic-sized pool, basketball courts, fitness areas and intramural offices to support students' active lifestyles.

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2. DSU’s State Capital Development
Request

3. Human Performance/Student Wellness Center
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• Presentation Overview
o Need
o Change of Focus
o Request
o Impact

4. Current Health & Wellness Center
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5. Current Health & Wellness Center
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6. Student Activities Center
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Student Life at Dixie State
“This Really Stinks”

7. Fitness Center
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8. Fitness Center Locker Rooms
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9. Swimming Pool
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10. Change of Focus
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12. Human Performance/Student Wellness
Center
• New Academic Programs
o Exercise Science
o Health Promotion
o Rec & Sports Management
o Athletic Training
o Physical Ed Teacher Education
o U of U partnership programs
• Mentor Areas

13. Human Performance/Student Wellness Center
• Student Activity Center
o Olympic size pool
o 3 basketball courts
o Indoor soccer
o Fitness center
o Running track
o Climbing wall
o Intramural offices
o Locker room
• Student Health Center
o Partnering with IHC

14. Human Performance/Student Wellness Center
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• DSU’s State Capital Development Request
o 150,000 Square Feet
o $49.5 Million (M)
o $39.5M State Funds & $10M Existing Student Fees
• Matt Devore, Student Body President
o The new human performance building will be a
symbol of all that we, the students, faculty, staff, and
community of Dixie State University aim to achieve.
This facility embodies the programs, goals,
strengths, and vision of our institution and is
essential to achieve the "Active Learning Active
Lifestyle" that Dixie State students desire.

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“WE” ARE

16. Questions?
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