Envision a future...
...where every student can access transformative career and technical education opportunities.
April 2-4
...where every student can access transformative career and technical education opportunities.
Empowering student success through innovative CTE solutions!
Learning that works for Utah!
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Our vision is to see that every student has the opportunity to explore a variety of career areas, throughout high school, that will equip him or her with the academic knowledge, technical and employment skills vital for entry into the evolving workforce of the 21st century.
Our Mission
CTE provides all students access to high-quality, rigorous career-focused programs that result in attainment of credentials with labor market value.
CTE At-a-Glance PDF
Students enrolled in CTE courses
CTE competency certificates earned
CTE Concurrent Enrollment (CE) credits earned
of CTE concentrators graduate in 4 years
Graduation rate for students who are CTE completers
CTE Pathway students placed in postsecondary education, military service, or employment within 6 months of graduation
The Utah Charter Schools CTE Consortium is comprised of 15 member schools across the state of Utah!
Click on the each member school below to learn more about CTE at their school.
Our newsletter is designed to keep you informed about our collective achievements, upcoming events, trends, and networking opportunities.
Contact: Adam Arndt adarndt@wsd.net
Good Morning everyone, so excited for this year and what it may bring, even the good and the bad, for it's all that makes us who we are.
We will be meeting the first Thursday of each month for the school year from 3:00pm to 4:00pm we will meet via Google meets,here is the Link to the meeting
Here is the schedule of topic for our PLC this school year:
September | 9/5/24 | Safety Lessons: Key item each of us share |
October | 10/3/24 | Soft Skills: How to develop student leaders |
November | 11/7/24 | Live From SEMA: Q&A |
December | 12/5/24 | The Fast & The Slow; tips on dealing with individualized lesson plans within shop classes |
January | 1/2/24 | Skills USA: Guide for State Conference |
February | 2/6/24 | Tool Room: Bigger and Better, how do you control tool inverter within your program |
March | 3/6/24 | State Testing; Reviews and tips to help student be ready for the “TEST” |
April | 4/3/24 | Closing the year strong: lesson and activities to do with students those last few crazy days |
May | 5/1/24 | Summer Shop Hibernation: What are your tips on getting the shop closed up for the year and ready for next school year, without coming in during the summer? |
April 05, 2025, 10 – 2 Central Time
Things Interpreters Need to Know About Audiology from Deaf Lens
Presented by Gloria Nathanson, Au.D., RID, C.D.I
You may have seen/heard about audiograms, been told diagnosis for the student's hearing loss, or observed different kinds
of amplifications or assistive devices used in classrooms. So, what does all that mean? How does that understanding about
them help you prepare for your work? Have the doubly-beneficial opportunity to be able to learn all about this and get your
questions answered while watching how these concepts are presented through ASL.
Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment (EIPA)
2024-2024 Video Conference Workshop Series
RID CEUs: .04 RID PS CEUs/workshop. There is a $15.00 fee for RID CEUs per workshop, payable when completing the post workshop survey.
Certificate and CEU Information: A Certificate of Completion (4 contact hours) and/or RID CEUs (.04 CEUs) will be awarded, if requested, to
participants who complete the following requirements:
1. View/participate the full 4 hours of the live workshop.
2. Submit a post-workshop survey within 72 hours of the live event.
3. *Correctly record and submit the 2 validation codes that are provided during the workshop. These validation codes verify attendance
throughout the entire workshop. Validation codes are submitted on the post-workshop survey.
*The validation codes are designed to meet RID’s requirement to “…verify participant attendance and completion of all course materials and
requirements
Dates and times are subject to change. Contact the PLC lead listed under each content area for questions, concerns, or meeting information.
Come be a part of our next community CNA training class in the Rose Park area. This is NO cost for community members.
§ Class starts Thursday, April 10ths from 4:00-6:00pm and will run for 12 weeks
§ A hybrid course with a mix of in-person once a week on Thursdays and completing online coursework
§ Requirements: 16 years and older, work authorization in the U.S., english fluency, and an interest in starting a healthcare pathway.
It's the time of year where we start gearing up to get a headcount for our WeBuildUtah Career Exploration and Job Fair event (formerly called Design Build Day) at Weber State University! This year we hope for the event to be bigger and better than ever!
As a reminder, please invite Juniors and Seniors who are actively interested in joining the construction (& related fields) industry. We are hoping for this event to foster truly beneficial conversation that helps the students end up in a career or internship.
HERE is the RSVP link. Please respond ASAP so we can secure sponsorships for the lunches.
Event: WeBuildUtah Career Exploration and Job Fair
When: April 11th, 2025
10:00 AM to 12:30 PM High School Career Exploration
12:00 PM to 2:00 PM Job Fair
Where: Weber State Davis Campus
2750 University Park Blvd, Layton, UT 84041 (Stewart Center Parking Lot)
Who: High School Juniors and Seniors, College/Trade Students & job seekers interested in architecture, interior design, or construction industry.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
Annee Farner | Workforce Development Specialist | |
Associated General Contractors of Utah | |
As always, I am so happy you exist!
Future Educator Summit at Utah State University
Hello, Technology & Engineering teachers!
I’d like to let you all know about this year’s Future Educator Summit at Utah State University for high school students who are (or may become) interested in becoming Career and Technical Education teachers. This event will be held at Utah State University’s Logan Campus on April 15, 2025 from 9:00 AM – 2:30 PM.
This campus experience is hosted by the Department of Applied Sciences, Technology & Education at USU, which houses teacher-preparation programs in Agricultural Education, Business Education, Family & Consumer Sciences Education, and Technology & Engineering Education. The Future Educator Summit includes hands-on activities, games/prizes, a campus tour, a teaching workshop/student panel, and opportunities to connect with faculty and advisors in CTE teacher preparation programs. Teachers can bring their students as a group, or students can attend individually, and there is no cost to attend.
We would love to see your high school students at USU on April 15!
For more information and registration, see the attached flyer or contact Kaylee Cheshire (kaylee.cheshire@usu.edu).
Thanks,
Joseph S. Furse, Ph.D. | Assistant Professor & Program Lead
Technology & Engineering Education
Utah State University
6000 Old Main Hill
Logan, UT 84322
435-797-1802
Schedule a meeting: https://calendly.com/josephfurse
USU’s Nutrition, Dietetics & Food Sciences Department has opened registration for the next free NDFS CTE Day! Please forward this information to any teachers or students who might be interested.
See below or the attached flyer for the information.
Calling all high school juniors and seniors interested in food, nutrition, medicine, or dental careers!
Date: April 16, 2025
Time: 8:30am – 2:00pm
Come to the Nutrition, Dietetics, and Food Science Career Day at Utah State University, where high school students will embark on an exciting journey to explore careers in flavor chemistry, food safety/quality, food engineering, public health, medical school, nutrition research, and so much more!
Guided by expert educators and industry professionals, this expo not only sparks a passion for all things food and nutrition through hands-on activities, but also equips students with the tools and inspiration needed to pursue rewarding careers in this industry. Participants will also learn about scholarships and USU degree programs.
This event is free of charge and includes a complimentary lunch.
*Registration is first-come, first-served and is capped at 60 students.
UVU WeBuildUtah Career Exploration Fair (Architecure, Engineering, Construction, Design)
Hello Educators!
You and your students are officially invited to the WeBuildUtah Career Exploration and Job Fair event at Utah Valley University! This is the first year we are hosting this event at UVU; however, an identical event has run at WSU since 2018 and we have hosted one in St. George. (We also have on at SUU this spring if that is more ideal for your school.)
This event aims to allow students to experience hands-on activities and engage with REAL employers in the industry. This event aims to have internship, job, and scholarship opportunities available! UVU will also have a booth for students to ask any questions they have about their construction management programs.
Please invite Juniors and Seniors who are actively interested in joining the construction (& related fields) industry. We are hoping for this event to foster truly beneficial conversation that helps the students end up in a career or internship.
HERE is the RSVP link. Please respond ASAP so we can secure sponsorships for the lunches.
Event: WeBuildUtah Career Exploration and Job Fair
When: April 17th, 2025
9:00 AM to 1:00 PM High School and College Students attend
Lunch is Served (Food Trucks on-site)
Where: Utah Valley University
1101 Event Center Dr, Orem UT 84058 (Parking Lot L10)
Who: High School Juniors and Seniors, College/Trade Students & job seekers interested in architecture, interior design, or construction industry.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
🆓Free and open to public
🧑🏻✈️Aviation Career Pathways
🛫Aircraft and ground equipment on display for hands on experience
A great opportunity in coding from BYU
Dear HS Teachers!
We're holding our annual state-wide High School Programming Contest (HSPC) on Tuesday April 22nd, 2025. That's 5 weeks from yesterday. We're holding it a little earlier this year to avoid conflicts with AP exams. This will be the 4th year we have held the contest and it has been a really great experience for the students (and the teachers!) who have participated.
I have attached a flyer that you can share with your students and hopefully forward to other teachers in your district(s). You can find all of the details on the contest website: https://byuhspc.org. The contest will be Minecraft-themed (see the website), so hopefully a lot of fun for the students. This year, we're allowing each school to register two teams (up to 6 students) and BYU will cover the registration fee. Additional teams will require a registration fee ($50/team), and beyond 4 teams will be subject to availability. We encourage you to talk to others in your district and try to travel together.
Please let me know if you have any questions at all, I'm happy to answer them!!!
We look forward to welcoming you to campus in April!
Ryan Farrell
BYU Computer Science
April 28-29, 2025
You’re invited to join traffic safety officials and advocates for the 2025 Zero Fatalities Safety Summit, April 28—29, at the Mountain America Exposition Center in Sandy, Utah. The summit will include presentations and sessions on topics that are related to traffic safety, pedestrian and bike safety, enforcement, engineering, driver education, child passenger safety, occupant protection, trucking, DEI, and other topics related to reaching a goal of Zero Fatalities.
The 2025 Safety Summit is an opportunity for traffic safety officials and advocates to share experiences, opportunities, and successes to improve safety in our communities. Register by March 7, 2025, to take advantage of our early bird pricing at just $150.00. After March 7, the registration fee will increase to $200.
April 28-29, 2025
You’re invited to join traffic safety officials and advocates for the 2025 Zero Fatalities Safety Summit, April 28—29, at the Mountain America Exposition Center in Sandy, Utah. The summit will include presentations and sessions on topics that are related to traffic safety, pedestrian and bike safety, enforcement, engineering, driver education, child passenger safety, occupant protection, trucking, DEI, and other topics related to reaching a goal of Zero Fatalities.
The 2025 Safety Summit is an opportunity for traffic safety officials and advocates to share experiences, opportunities, and successes to improve safety in our communities. Register by March 7, 2025, to take advantage of our early bird pricing at just $150.00. After March 7, the registration fee will increase to $200.
Dates and times are subject to change. Contact the PLC lead listed under each content area for questions, concerns, or meeting information.
Lead: Eric HimleDates and times are subject to change. Contact the PLC lead listed under each content area for questions, concerns, or meeting information.
PLC lead: Coulter Johnson, coulterjohnson@alpinedistrict.orgGood Morning everyone, so excited for this year and what it may bring, even the good and the bad, for it's all that makes us who we are.
We will be meeting the first Thursday of each month for the school year from 3:00pm to 4:00pm we will meet via Google meets,here is the Link to the meeting
Here is the schedule of topic for our PLC this school year:
September | 9/5/24 | Safety Lessons: Key item each of us share |
October | 10/3/24 | Soft Skills: How to develop student leaders |
November | 11/7/24 | Live From SEMA: Q&A |
December | 12/5/24 | The Fast & The Slow; tips on dealing with individualized lesson plans within shop classes |
January | 1/2/24 | Skills USA: Guide for State Conference |
February | 2/6/24 | Tool Room: Bigger and Better, how do you control tool inverter within your program |
March | 3/6/24 | State Testing; Reviews and tips to help student be ready for the “TEST” |
April | 4/3/24 | Closing the year strong: lesson and activities to do with students those last few crazy days |
May | 5/1/24 | Summer Shop Hibernation: What are your tips on getting the shop closed up for the year and ready for next school year, without coming in during the summer? |
Please reserve students and transportation for our Utah Digital Media Arts Festival in the Classroom Building on Tuesday, May 6, 2025. What's Next? What's New? is the 2025 DMAF theme. We are thrilled to have Michael Janda join us. Here are some promotional links for our keynote speaker:
The UVU faculty and Digital Media seniors will be the presenters for the breakout sessions. I have included a poster to print for your classrooms and high schools. Please invite all students interested in digital media, animation and gaming development, digital audio production, digital cinema production, web design and development, technology, and AI. The QR code below will show breakout sessions as they fill. We are inviting all the high schools in Utah and expect over 600 students again this year. Thank you for all your support.
Michael Janda and Thor Anderson will be offering a session for ALL INSTRUCTORS. Please look for these courses in the breakout sessions.
Bethany Marker USBE is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
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Dates and times are subject to change. Contact the PLC lead listed under each content area for questions, concerns, or meeting information.
Lead: Carol DittliDates and times are subject to change. Contact the PLC lead listed under each content area for questions, concerns, or meeting information.
Lead: Eric HimleMay
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Virtual Conference
May 15, 2025
Dates and times are subject to change. Contact the PLC lead listed under each content area for questions, concerns, or meeting information.
PLC lead: Coulter Johnson, coulterjohnson@alpinedistrict.orgJun
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Board of Higher Education Building, Salt Lake City
June 6, 2025
Get ready for an exciting Digital Literacy adventure! In this course, you'll dive into the world of Digital Literacy with a comprehensive Canvas program. You'll explore lesson plans that are perfectly aligned with the updated Digital Literacy Strands & Standards. But that's not all – brace yourself for a journey into the fascinating realm of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the classroom. Discover the amazing advantages and potential challenges of using AI, and see how it can benefit both teachers and students.
But wait, there's more! Each lesson plan comes packed with step-by-step instructions, engaging video tutorials, and awesome project examples. You'll have everything you need to succeed in this digital frontier and start your 2023-2024 school year.
So, are you ready to embark on this thrilling learning experience? Join us and unlock the secrets of Digital Literacy and AI in the classroom. Get hands-on with cutting-edge technology and unleash your potential!
Workshop Overview:
•Virtual meeting Saturday, June 7th from 8 am - 12 pm
Gain valuable insights into various programs that can enhance and simplify your teaching experience, such as Gamma, ChatGPT, Canva, and more.
• Self-paced Canvas course June 7-13
Explore a fully developed Digital Literacy Canvas course, allowing you to complete multiple projects as if you were a student in your own classroom. Access will also be provided to other teachers' projects, providing examples of student work.
• Virtual meeting Saturday, June 13th from 8 am- 12 pm
During this second virtual meeting, you will have the opportunity to share your course learnings and engage in collaborative discussions with fellow workshop participants. Gain valuable insights into tips and tricks employed by other teachers in their classrooms. Additionally, learn how to create a disclosure document and a curriculum map.
Due to high demand, early registration is strongly recommended to secure your spot in this workshop.
This workshop is perfectly timed for getting your Digital Literacy course ready for the upcoming school year, level up your teaching skills and make a positive impact in the classroom. Don't miss out on this opportunity and register today to secure your spot in the workshop.
All registered attendees must be at both virtual meetings and complete all the required assignments by the due date in order to receive credit for the workshop. All registered attendees must be an active participant during the course of the workshop, or they will be removed from the Canvas course, not have access to the resources provided throughout the course and will not receive a refund for the course.
Summer Conference will still be in St. George, it will just be at a different school.
Please see the attached flyer.
For those of you who have been asked to present a workshop, if you could please be working on a workshop title and get that to your point of contact as soon as possible that would be great!
Lastly, If you volunteered to teach the following workshops can you please reach out to Nicole Hopkins - nicolehopkins@alpinedistrict.
- Using AI for SAE projects
- Farm to Fork
I am searching for presenters for the Health Science Summer Conference. If you are interested, willing to present, and have useful content to share with other Health Science Teachers, please go to this link and fill out the Call For Presenters Form: https://forms.gle/
This year we will be trying a one-day conference rather than the traditional two-day conference.
When: June 10, 2025
Where: Davis Technical College, Kaysville, UT
Time: 8am - 4 pm
Registration will open in early April.
Thank you for your consideration!
Maren Hansen
CTE Education Specialist
Health Science, Protective Services, and Personal Care Services
Utah State Board of Education
Career and Technical Education
250 E 500 S
PO Box 144200
Salt Lake City, UT 84114-4200
(801)538-7535
maren.hansen@schools.utah.gov
UEN Tech Summit is perfect for IT professionals in K-12 and Higher Education as well as those serving libraries and healthcare.
Date: June 11-12, 2025
Location: Farmington High School
Registration for attendees and exhibitors will be opening soon!
Call for Presenters
We’re now accepting presentation proposals for the upcoming conference. If your proposal is accepted, you'll receive complimentary registration and limited edition conference attire. To submit your proposal, please fill out the Conference Proposal Form, also found on the UEN Tech Summit website. The conference committee meets regularly to review proposals. Please submit your proposal as soon as possible.
We can’t wait to see you for our 25th anniversary event! Please share this announcement with your friends and colleagues. More information can be found on the UEN Tech Summit website.
Barry Bryson — UEN Tech Summit Committee Chair, CETL
Associate Director — Network Planning and Technical Advocacy
the Utah Education and Telehealth Network
801.585.9000
[TAP] CALL FOR PRESENTERS - K-12 Teaching as a Profession Summer Conference
All:
I am working on preparing for the K-12 Teaching as a Profession Summer Conference. Please make your calendar for Wednesday, June 11, 2025! We are still finalizing the location but plan on it being in the Wasatch Front area (think Canyons, Jordan, Granite, Alpine area).
Summer conference will look a little different this year as I want to be able to provide a more collaborative experience for TAP teachers instead of multiple breakout sessions like we have done in the past. The reasoning behind this is TAP teachers across the state have been asking to be able to collaborate with other TAP teachers to get ideas, ask questions, discuss, plan, etc. I want to be able to allow you to sit down as a group discuss topics such as:
Deep dive into the standards
Instructional materials to teach the standards
Understanding YouScience data
Update to the K-12 Teaching as a Profession pathway
Alignment between TAP courses and Educators Rising Utah
With that said, I am looking for facilitators to help with the topics listed above. If you are selected to help facilitate summer conference, you would need to be able to participate in the following:
Attend 2 virtual meeting (April/May) to summer conference plan
Create an outline for 1.5 hours of presentation during summer conference
If you are interested in being a facilitator for one of the courses at summer conference, please complete the following Google form by Friday, February 28. I will reach out to you in March if you are selected to help. As always, if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to reach out. Thank you for all you doing and creating a professional development that is beneficial to all TAP teachers across the state.
ACTION ITEM: Complete the Google Form by Friday, February 28, if you are interested in being a facilitator at the 2025 K-12 Teaching as Profession Summer Conference.
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We invite you to share your expertise and innovative teaching practices by presenting at the Summer Conference this year.
If you are interested in presenting, please submit your proposal, using this link - https://docs.google.com/forms/
Our Youth Outreach team is thrilled to announce the application window for the IHEALTH Youth Summer Program. This program includes a 3-day summer experience hosted in various locations across Utah, including Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, and our new location in St. George! Last year’s IHEALTH participants noted, “We liked getting to experience the behind the scenes of healthcare. It created a newfound appreciation for healthcare and essential workers. I also liked going into the lab and figuring out our blood types,” while others said, “We liked how it was youth-oriented and made new friends and enjoyed exploring careers.”
Learn More and Apply! To learn more about the program or to start your application, click here: https://ihmacx.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6ETAP7YFmoMGTZk
Note: The IHEALTH June 17, 18, 19 cohort is streamed virtually. Students can sign up to join virtually if they reside in a state where Intermountain Health provides services
[GFL Educators] $tart $mart Teacher Summit Registration
Utah Educators: Register today to attend the
2025 $tart $mart Teacher Summit
Join us for an elevated and engaging, in-person event designed to empower educators with innovative strategies for teaching financial literacy! This full-day summit offers hands-on workshops, networking opportunities, and valuable resources to enhance your curriculum. I will also be attending to share updates on Board Rule 277-704, General Financial Literacy, and the addition of the Success Sequence to the curriculum and to answer any questions you have. I hope to see as many of you there as possible!
Event Details:
Date: June 17, 2025, 8 AM-3 PM
Location: Thanksgiving Point
Cost: $25 registration fee (fully reimbursed…see details below)
Exclusive Benefits for Attendees:
$150 stipend for participation
Mileage reimbursement for travel over 80 miles
$100 hotel reimbursement for travel over 120 miles
Don't miss this chance to connect with fellow educators and gain practical tools to elevate financial literacy education in your classroom. Spots are limited, so register today!
(The $tart $mart Summit is organized by Utah Jump Start. All questions about the conference need to be directed to Shauna Barfuss at shauna.barfuss@utahjumpstart.org.)
April Painter
Utah State Board of Education
CTE Endorsement & Financial Literacy Specialist
Phone: 801.538.7750
Email: april.painter@schools.utah.gov
Our Youth Outreach team is thrilled to announce the application window for the IHEALTH Youth Summer Program. This program includes a 3-day summer experience hosted in various locations across Utah, including Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, and our new location in St. George! Last year’s IHEALTH participants noted, “We liked getting to experience the behind the scenes of healthcare. It created a newfound appreciation for healthcare and essential workers. I also liked going into the lab and figuring out our blood types,” while others said, “We liked how it was youth-oriented and made new friends and enjoyed exploring careers.”
Learn More and Apply! To learn more about the program or to start your application, click here: https://ihmacx.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6ETAP7YFmoMGTZk
Note: The IHEALTH June 17, 18, 19 cohort is streamed virtually. Students can sign up to join virtually if they reside in a state where Intermountain Health provides services
Our Youth Outreach team is thrilled to announce the application window for the IHEALTH Youth Summer Program. This program includes a 3-day summer experience hosted in various locations across Utah, including Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, and our new location in St. George! Last year’s IHEALTH participants noted, “We liked getting to experience the behind the scenes of healthcare. It created a newfound appreciation for healthcare and essential workers. I also liked going into the lab and figuring out our blood types,” while others said, “We liked how it was youth-oriented and made new friends and enjoyed exploring careers.”
Learn More and Apply! To learn more about the program or to start your application, click here: https://ihmacx.sjc1.qualtrics.
Note: The IHEALTH June 17, 18, 19 cohort is streamed virtually. Students can sign up to join virtually if they reside in a state where Intermountain Health provides services
Hi all, Range Camp 2025 will be July 14-17 at the Great Basin Station in Ephraim, Utah.
Camp is open to 25 youth high school age who are interested in Rangeland and Natural Resource Management
More information to come at a later date, please put this on your calendars and share with your students
Our Youth Outreach team is thrilled to announce the application window for the IHEALTH Youth Summer Program. This program includes a 3-day summer experience hosted in various locations across Utah, including Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, and our new location in St. George! Last year’s IHEALTH participants noted, “We liked getting to experience the behind the scenes of healthcare. It created a newfound appreciation for healthcare and essential workers. I also liked going into the lab and figuring out our blood types,” while others said, “We liked how it was youth-oriented and made new friends and enjoyed exploring careers.”
Learn More and Apply! To learn more about the program or to start your application, click here: https://ihmacx.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6ETAP7YFmoMGTZk
Note: The IHEALTH June 17, 18, 19 cohort is streamed virtually. Students can sign up to join virtually if they reside in a state where Intermountain Health provides services
Our Youth Outreach team is thrilled to announce the application window for the IHEALTH Youth Summer Program. This program includes a 3-day summer experience hosted in various locations across Utah, including Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo, and our new location in St. George! Last year’s IHEALTH participants noted, “We liked getting to experience the behind the scenes of healthcare. It created a newfound appreciation for healthcare and essential workers. I also liked going into the lab and figuring out our blood types,” while others said, “We liked how it was youth-oriented and made new friends and enjoyed exploring careers.”
Learn More and Apply! To learn more about the program or to start your application, click here: https://ihmacx.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6ETAP7YFmoMGTZk
Note: The IHEALTH June 17, 18, 19 cohort is streamed virtually. Students can sign up to join virtually if they reside in a state where Intermountain Health provides services
