Utah Scottish Association
Upcoming Events:
SPECIAL EVENT!
Oultander's Gaelic Instructor
will be in Utah
for an incredible learning
experience!
Please CLICK HERE for
more information!
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What e're thou art, act well thy part.
Deanadh gach neach a dhicheall.
(The Utah Scottish Association Motto)
The Utah Scottish Association
annual functions include:
Robert Burns Supper
@ SLC, BYU and Ogden
Tartan Ball
Scottish Festival
and Highland Games
@ Thanksgiving Point , Lehi
Other events throughout the year include lectures, demonstrations, displays and other activities to help Scots, Scottish-Americans,
Scotland lovers and their descendants learn more about, and participate in, their Celtic culture.
ABOUT THE UTAH SCOTTISH ASSOCIATION
Our mission is to celebrate and promote the customs, civilization, and achievement of Scottish heritage.
Our vision is to be the premier cultural association in Utah by welding Scottish cultural traditions into a viable present and advancing a heritable future.
Values: Kinship, Education, Integrity, and Philanthropy.
| Association Officers Executive Board President: Mary McLarty Vice Pres: Brooke Montgomery Second Vice Pres: Daniel Hill Secretary: Tammi Hill Treasurer: Diane Scott Advisor: Maggie Munro Immediate Past President: Dan Stuart Prior Past President: Glen A. Cook of Kingerly | Ambassador at Large: Fred Buchanan - Professor Emeritus University of Utah **** Saint Andrew's Society Representative - Christopher Call | Association Board Members Bill Elrick Amanda Black Cheri Gibbs Rob Alldredge Christopher Call Daniel Clawson Jim Hewitt Bonnie Jenson Jordan Hinckley |
Utah Scottish Association P.O. Box 57476, Salt Lake City, Utah 84157-0476 info@utahscots.org
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