Speakers

Dr. Terence Rhodes, a native of Millwood, West Virginia and a resident of St. George since 2016, earned a bachelor’s degree from Marshall University in Huntington, West Virginia, and a medical degree from West Virginia University School of Medicine in Morganton. He completed graduate work at the National Cancer Institute and completed an internal medicine residency at West Virginia University Charleston Division in Charleston, followed by a hematology/oncology fellowship at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina.

Rhodes sees patients at the Intermountain Cancer Center of St. George, Cedar City and at Intermountain Medical Center. Additionally, he conducts research and development in the field of Immunotherapy at Intermountain Healthcare.

Del Beatty, Dean of Studenta will share the energy, excitement and good stuff happening at Utah Tech University and how happy students are to be studying here.

He readily admits, "the UT name change and rebranding process has been painful for many and I clearly understand both sides of this difficult issue."  However, this Rotarian-at-heart - a former member of St. George Sunrise Rotary Club - enthusiastically notes, "it is fair to all concerned, is building goodwill and better friendships, and beneficial to our students and their futures."

For many, we'll always be "Dixie" but, fellow Rotarians ... this decision has been made and has been a done deal for more than 90 days now, so please be respectful to our speaker and his informative message. 

Let's support our university - established in 1911 - and still going strong!!!