ConocoPhillips representatives present contribution to fund higher education

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College of Utah Prehistoric Museum director Reece Barrick holds a check for $25,000 as Brad King, vice president at CEU looks on. ConocoPhillips, representatives Jean Semborski, Jeff Sandoval and Chuck Knechat presented the money to the pair, with $10,000 of the contribution earmarked for scholarships at the college and $15,000 going toward the development of the Mesozoic Gardens.

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