1981 to 1990

1990-1985

Degrees offered at Utah State University Brigham City continue to increase. In 1990, six master degrees, two bachelor degrees, one associate degree, and one endorsement for educators were offered.
Classes offered near 60.
Dr. Terry R. Teigeler appointed Brigham City Center Director in 1988.
Three Com-Net teacher's assistants were added to the Utah State University Brigham City staff.

1984-1981

In 1984, telecommunication courses, named LearnerNet, were offered for the first time. LearnerNet utilized electronic blackboards, slow scan video cameras, and direct phone/data lines to Logan campus. An Open House was held on September 26, 1984, to demonstrate telecommunications system.
Utah State University Brigham City center moved to 23 South 200 East, Brigham City. An Open House was held on July 28, 1983.
In 1983, Dr. Terry R. Teigeler was named as USU Brigham City coordinator.
Eight Osborne computers were purchased for use in microcomputer applications, computer science, and computer programming courses.
In 1981, registration took place at the Brigham City Board of Education office located at 230 West 200 South. Most classes were held at the Box Elder High School.
Kevin L. Kirk was the first USU Brigham City Program Coordinator.
Fourty-three classes offered in Brigham City; six in Tremonton.
Utah State University Brigham City began a program that offered all courses required for students to fulfill their general education requirements.