Aidan Cordova serves as the Graduate Assistant for Event and Facility Operations under the supervision of Traedon Chamberlain.
In this role, Cordova is responsible for supporting all aspects of athletic event planning and facility management. His primary duties include coordinating facility scheduling, managing event setup and breakdown and providing on-site oversight to ensure the seamless execution of athletic events. Cordova plays an integral role in delivering a high-quality experience for student-athletes, staff and guests, while upholding the standards and mission of Utah Tech Athletics.
Cordova joined Utah Tech Athletics as an event and facility operations intern in August of 2024. Prior to working for UT Atheltics, Cordova was the Utah Tech Stampede student section president from 2023 to 2024. As Stampede President, Cordova and his team set student attendance records in football, men’s soccer, women’s basketball, baseball and volleyball.
Originally from Sandy, Utah, Cordova earned a bachelor’s degree in Communication with an emphasis in Applied Leadership from Utah Tech University in 2025. He made the dean’s list in 2024 and the president’s list in 2025. Cordova is also a member of Lambda Pi Eta (National Honor Society for Communication Studies).
Cordova has a sports background, playing high school basketball at American Preparatory Academy. Cordova’s family includes his mom, Brittany, and two younger brothers: Capone and Dominic.
