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David G. Sant was on hand Friday, June 13, 2008 for the dedication of the building named in his honor, The David G. Sant Engineering and Innovation Building. Along with his wife Diann, family and honored guests, David recounted his years as a student at Utah State. David addressed guests at the dedication of the 38,000 square foot, state-of-the art engineering laboratory building. While a student at Utah State, he earned his bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering. He went on to earn an MBA from Santa Clara University.

There is no better way to give back than to support the institutions that equipped me for my career.
- David G. Sant

David G. Sant and student-ushers
David G. Sant visiting with student ushers David and a scholarship recipient

Joking with scholarship recipients Dean H. Scott Hinton, Val Potter,
Lynn Sant, and David

Diann Sant, brother Randy and wife Kristie David's brother Lynn and wife Leann

Darrell Hart, Wally Cooper, and Jim Grammoll Kathy Rigby, Val Potter and David Sant
are greeted by Val Potter

Dean H. Scott Hinton addresses guests Utah Representative Fred R. Hunsaker
at the Dedication Ceremony speaks to the crowd

Utah Senator Lyle W. Hillyard reminisces Richard Shipley, Provost Raymond T. Coward
about going to school with David and wife Andrea

President Stan L. Albrecht thanks David David and Diann Sant

David talks about his years at USU David gets a laugh from Dean Hinton and
Representative Fred Hunsaker

Dean Hinton presents a gift to David

Dean Hinton and David get the scissors and it's official...the ribbon is cut!

Senator Lyle HIllyard, David and Diann, Guests visited corporate sponsor displays
and Representative Fred Hunsaker at a reception following the ribbon cutting.

Guests mingle at the reception View east from 3rd floor of David G. Sant
Engineering Innovation Building

    View west from 2nd floor of the David G. Sant                         View east to Old Main Tower
                Engineering Innovation Building
                                     Two of David's favorite views from the Utah State campus