Thank you for your interest in visiting UVU Campus and working with the Herbert Institute. Please read below for information on our visit packages. Select which package is most appropriate for your visit, and fill out the form below with your visit information. We will get back to you within 48 hours of your submission.
Utah Valley University is the largest public university in the state. Visitors can come onto campus and talk to students and community members in public spaces. With this package, the Herbert Institute is simply a point of contact for you.
Visitors must submit their request 24 hours (or 1 business day) in advance.
Visitors may table in hallways and talk to students. With this package, the Herbert Institute will be a point of contact for you and reserve a table with UVU event services.
Desired location. There are three locations on campus with the highest student traffic:
Visitors must submit their request 4 business days in advance.
The Herbert Institute is a non-partisan academic institute that gathers students and community members together to promote civil discourse. We host policy leaders, political candidates, and other influential voices in our community. With this package, the Herbert Institute is a point of contact and event liaison.
Visitors must submit their request 3 weeks in advance.
Before we approve your visit request, you will need to agree to the UVU Free Speech Policy.
"As free expression and the free exchange of ideas are central to the goals of a university, Utah Valley University is committed to the principles of free speech and assembly guaranteed by the United States Constitution and the Utah Constitution, and in accordance with generally accepted concepts of academic freedom. It is the purpose of this policy to protect and enhance the free exchange of ideas, the right to free speech, and academic freedom in the University and on the university campus, without prior restraint or censorship, subject to limitations on unlawful/unprotected speech and to clearly stated, reasonable, and nondiscriminatory rules regarding time, place, and manner."