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Nice, I'd make sure there was a follow-up, with 'success' stories that tie-in with your blog...you have a blog, right? lol kidding of course...every little bit helps for Google!
I thought the article was well done with the exception of author calling the OW certification a "license".
It looks like the college also has a Scuba course that might help feed new members into your club.
Nice article. Its news like that that often kindles the realization of the desire to learn to dive. People learn that they can do it on campus in a club atmosphere and realize there are other folks like them, even in Utah (or Alaska for that matter). We had a similar response when the student newspaper at UAA did a story on a group of people that got together on Sunday evening to play all comers water polo. Hope it inspires some of the folks on campus to get into the water.
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