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Beehive Archive: Carbon College and Utah’s Educational Revolt

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In the 1950s, Utah's budget-slashing governor J. Bracken Lee wanted to close the first institution of higher education in eastern Utah. Utahns balked at his plan and stopped it. Carbon College went on to become the College of Eastern Utah, and today it is part of the Utah State University system.

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Beehive Archive: Carbon College and Utah’s Educational Revolt

Utah Humanities Press Release Back in the 1950s, Utah’s budget-slashing governor J. Bracken Lee wanted to close the first institution of higher education in eastern Utah – which he actually helped establish! But Utahns balked at his plan and stopped it. Upon its approval in 1937, Carbon College in Price became the first institution of higher education in eastern Utah. During one of his six terms as mayor of Price, J. Bracken Lee was part of a c…

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