• Leadership >>
  • Internships
  • Blog
  • Think Tank
  • Training
• Citizenship >>
  • Surveys
  • Symposiums
  • Political Resources
  • Publications
  • Essay Contests
  • Voter Registration
• Service >>
  • Public Service
  • Humanitarian Projects
• Research >>
  • Michael O. Leavitt Collection
  • Public Policy Issues Database
• About the Center >>
  • History
  • Mission Statement
  • Student Action Committee
  • Board of Advisors
• Contact Us
• Home

Research

"Information" The Leavitt Center helps provide valuable resources, including the Michael O. Leavitt Collection, through which students can gain access to the information needed to fully explore public policy issues.

Michael O. Leavitt Collection

The Michael O. Leavitt Collection, in the Special Collections in the Garden Level of the Gerald R. Sherratt Library, opened Saturday, March 25, 2006 as part of SUU's Founders' Day Celebration.

The Leavitt Collection contains artifacts and documents from Michael O. Leavitt's service as governor of Utah. Secretary Leavitt's service as governor, spanning the close of the last century and the beginning of the new millennium, offers unique insight into Utah's modern history and stresses the importance of the governor's office generally.

The Michael O. Leavitt Online Archive, a future part of the Leavitt Collection, will make the materials and information of this momentous time in history available worldwide.

Public Policy Issues Database

As "a non-partisan, interdisciplinary organization dedicated to preparing students to serve as responsible and educated leaders in a democratic society," the Public Policy Issues Database works to provide detailed background and up-to-date information on pressing public issues and the organizations that shape the policy to deal with them.

Organized into campus, city, state, national, and international organizations and issues, the database is a concerted effort to help students fully explore public policy issues. Access it now.

Archive    Contact Us    Disclaimer

Events Calendar

-Visit the Leavitt Center every Monday for a weekly survey. Visit the survey archive for past surveys.

-View Entire Events Calendar