About Us
"What e're thou art, act well thy part."
Our mission is to celebrate and promote the customs, civilization, and achievement of Scottish heritage.
Deanadh gach neach a dhicheall. 'What e're thou art, act well thy part' is the motto of 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.
The Utah Scottish Association annual functions include:
Robert Burns Supper @ SLC, BYU and Ogden
Tartan Ball
Scottish Festival and Highland Games
St Andrews Ball
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.
Utah Scottish Association
Arms
At our Highland Games and Scottish Festival June 11th, 2016, Lord Lyon King of Arms came from the The Court of the Lord Lyon to present the Association with our own Coat of Arms. The shield is to be used by the board members and past board members of the Utah Scottish Association, and the badge can be worn by Association members and supporters
The Lord Lyon presents the Association with a print of a Victorian royal proclamation at the Mercat Cross in Edinburgh.
The Lord Lyon proclaims his Letters Patent during the presentation of the arms.
Our Board
Association Officers Executive Board
President: Mary McLarty
Vice Pres: Brooke Montgomery
Association Secretary: Alisa Scott
Treasurer: Jared Hunt
Adviser: Maggie Munro
Adviser/Legal: Glen A. Cook of Kingerly
Immediate Past President: Dan Stuart
Association Board Members
Alisa Scott
Rob Alldredge
Bonnie Jensen
Darrell McFarland
Jordan Hinckley
Patricia Cowan
Barbara Hunt
Doreane Forsyth Sandusky Jarmin
In Memory of Fred Buchanan
and David Barclay
Relevant Links
Scottish Armigers
Highland Dancing
Hibernian Society
Athletics
Irish Piping
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