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COMMUNITY EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
CLASS SCHEDULE
Fall
2021
Hobby & skills
classes for those
who love to learn
P. 10 NEW UTAH PARKS &
TOURISM CERTIFICATE
P. 14 GETTING BACK TO WORK
Wag your tail. Principles of Contemporary Animal Services professional certificate Open to community members Begins Jan. 10 Affordable, online course runs for 8-weeks Reserve your spot today 2 - Register at suu.edu/wise
Fall Back Into Learning
Dear neighbors and friends,
As we enter into the fall season, it is apparent that our community and communities across the world
have yearned for in-person connection. From the return of local events like the Utah Shakespeare
Festival and July Jamboree, to the re-engagement in school and campus learning, we are seeing more
than ever how much we value togetherness. With this in mind, Southern Utah University and Southwest
Technical College bring you another exciting lineup of community courses for fall 2021.
We hope you will engage with us in discovering a new hobby like Travel Photography, Pickleball or
Grilling 101. Update your skills for post-pandemic opportunities with courses like Business Leadership,
Excel or a variety of OSHA trainings. You can even save a life by learning CPR, First Aid, AED or
Community Health.
You are invited to take advantage of these opportunities to come together with friends, neighbors, and
colleagues. Our instructors are dedicated to ensuring that you come away better from the experience,
having gained knowledge and connected with others in the process.
SUU and Southwest Tech are dedicated to continuously working together to bring fun and meaningful
opportunities for learning and personal development. We can’t wait to see you on either of our beautiful
campuses and to support you in learning something new.
Your Southern Utah
University & Southwest
Tech community learning team
Kaden McBride, Scott Leavitt,
Nicole Mayerhofer, Tanner Vario,
Natalie Christensen, Melynda
Thorpe, Susie Knudsen.
Art & Design Exposure Triangle-Understanding
Your Camera
Cell Phone-ography Th 6:00-8:30PM $65 11/16 & 11/18
If you’ve ever bought a new camera and felt
T 6:00-7:30PM $50 11/9 & 11/11
overwhelmed with all of the buttons or lengthy manual,
If you want to enhance your photography skills you can now gain the confidence to use it in this new
but don’t have a big DSLR camera, or have been photography class. You’ll learn fundamentals and how
disappointed after missing an important moment with to make the best use of your camera. Your instructor
your cell phone camera, this new class is for you! Learn will take you step-by-step through each component of
how to take amazing pictures with your cell phone the exposure triangle (ISO, f-stop, and shutter speed)
by utilizing the camera within it, as well as tools like to help you feel more confident about the images
Pro mode and apps that can help enhance the image you take. This class will include both instruction and
once taken. Special moments can be captured with working with a live model to practice action shots.
the phone in your pocket with the tips and tricks you’ll
Instructor: Asher Swan
learn in class. Both Android phones and iPhones are
welcome.
Travel Photography
Instructor: Asher Swan is a professional photographer
Th 6:00-9:00PM $80 11/10 & 11/17
working in SUU’s Office of Marketing Communication.
He also owns a studio and specializes in portraiture, Improve your travel photos by learning about
commercial and event photography. Asher’s art has been composition, using natural light, posing friends and
published in multiple magazines and newspapers across family, photographing food and beverages and other
the country, and his work has been exhibited in several ways to capture your favorite moments during your
galleries and shows. adventures. How to use a single or small collection of
photographs to tell a story will also be discussed.
Instructor: Corinne & Shawn Severn are travelers and
adventurers who spend several months each year hiking
and photographing landscapes in the westernmost
states. They enjoy vlogging their travel and photography
experiences and previously wrote articles for northwest
yachting magazines.
Acrylic Painting - Beginner
Th 4:00-6:00PM $116 11/4-12/9
Get creative in this new acrylic art class perfect for
those with little or no painting experience. Learn the
basics of handling acrylic paints, the fundamentals of
composition, tone and blending colors.
Instructor: Larry Laskowski is an artist in Cedar City,
Utah and has been painting for over 30 years. His
inspiration comes from his mind and heart and it leads
his brush as he completes his work. Larry attended the
Art Institute of Chicago studying watercolor, and earned
degrees in art and psychology from Gallaudet University.
4 - Register at suu.edu/wise
Watercolor - Beginner Business Leadership
T 6:30-8:30PM $141 11/2-12/14 W 12:00-1:30PM $619 10/6-11/24
This eight-session, skill-building class will teach It’s a tough world out there for business owners,
you basic art and watercolor concepts, including especially since Covid-19 hit. After being forced to shut
transparency, composition, color theory and style. down for months, many have resumed operations only
Learn problem-solving techniques to work through to face labor and supply difficulties. This course is
decisions and complete paintings. designed to help you turn these deficits into benefits.
Instructor: Larry Laskowski You’ll learn how to define and step into your role as a
business leader so you can increase productivity from
employees, make more money, and grow your business
Business & Finance sustainably.
Instructor: Zac Stuki of HOMERIC
New Reality In Our Retirement
Roadmap to EFFECTIVE Digital
T 4:00-6:30PM $25 10/5 Marketing
If you are a baby boomer and find yourself worrying W 5:30-8:30PM $95 9/15-9/29
about running out of money after retirement, come
learn what to expect and ways to be prepared in this Join us in this hands-on, content-producing class
financial planning class. Find out about potential where you will walk away feeling confident in your
financial threats, now and in the future, and how to digital marketing skills. Topics will include: branding
build a successful retirement. and language, target-audience messaging, content
calendar creation, digital design, effective and efficient
Instructor: J. Hartman Anderson is a licensed
social media accounts (your 24/7/365 business card)
financial advisor and fiduciary and has helped clients
and maintaining top-of-mind presence. You can expect
with retirement planning since 2015. He teaches
in-depth marketing instruction and discussion based
Retirement Wealth Academy classes in various
on proven strategies, followed up with results-driven
colleges and universities in Utah to help educate
support for your marketing creations.
pre- and post-retirees.
Instructor: Jen and Camille with On Purpose Marketing
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Customer Retention Magic
W 2:00-3:30PM $619 10/6-11/24
W 5:00-7:00PM $75 10/13-10/20
There are so many people out there who want to be
entrepreneurs but have no idea where to start. This In a world of ever-changing algorithms, an effective
course will teach you how to begin, operate, and grow Customer Relationship Management (CRM) strategy
a successful business. This class will cover vision and can set your business apart from the rest by keeping
processes, testing your idea and prototyping, strategy you in the forefront of your customers’ minds. In this
vs. vision, how to set your price and growing your class, we will teach you how to turn happy customers
business. into raving fans who will not only return for more
business, but will recommend your product or service
Instructor: Zac Stuki is a business strategist and the
to all of their family and friends. Join us for Creating
founder of Homeric Consulting. He’s helped business
Customer Loyalty and walk away confident in your
owners across the western United States create plans
ability to implement proven strategies to grow your
that generate $1.5 million in net profit, build better
business through Customer Relationship Management.
workflows and improve customer satisfaction.
Instructor: Jen and Camille with On Purpose Marketing
5
Marine LEAN Foundational Management:
T, Th 7:00-9:00PM $49 10/5-10/14 Effective Meeting Management
This class will provide supervisors in manufacturing T 9AM-12PM $60 10/5
and service industries with the tools necessary These classes will allow you to learn concepts and
to implement long-lasting process improvements practices with an hour of hands-on skills development
within their organizations. Lean Six Sigma and after each session. A new subject will be covered each
Theory of Constraints methodologies are introduced, month throughout the year. In this class, you will learn
and students will explore the history of LEAN how to define meeting objectives and how to keep your
Manufacturing, how to identify the eight forms of team on track, as well as gain an understanding of the
waste, learn some of the metrics and tools used to “twelve tips for effective meetings.”
eliminate non-value-added steps and reduce process
Instructor: Barry Phillips has worked with companies
variation through a focus on constraint mitigation.
ranging from a handful of employees to large
Topics briefly covered are included in the Define,
corporations like Hewlett-Packard, and his passion is
Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control (DMAIC)
teaching others to be successful leaders. He has been
methodology.
the top salesman worldwide for a $400-million company,
Instructor: Jeffrey A. Hranek – MSgt./USMC Ret. as well as CEO of four different tech companies and one
is a certified LEAN Practitioner by the Department direct sales company.
of Defense (DoD) and Naval Aviation Enterprise
(NAE), and a certified Green and Yellow Belt LEAN Foundational Management:
instructor. As a specialist in the Theory of Constraints,
Delegation vs Micromanagement
Lean Management and Six Sigma, MSgt. Hranek was
responsible for analyzing the workflow and production T 9AM-12PM $60 11/2
of 8-Squadrons and supporting units that contained In this class, you will learn what it means to be a
hundreds of individual work centers. micromanager and how to avoid it. Additionally, the
class will help you identify the three elements of
delegation and what it effective delegation looks like.
Career & Leadership Instructor: Barry Phillips
Pit Crew Team Performance Foundational Management:
Business Training Fostering Creativity and Innovation
Th 8AM-12PM $265 10/14 T 9AM-12PM $60 12/7
The Pit Crew Challenge is an experience, and one that In this class, you will learn how to get the most out of
leads to better team performance for businesses. your team members by understanding the key elements
Teams go through several quick learning cycles that of a creative and innovative environment.
enhance collaboration, communication of ideas, Instructor: Barry Phillips
setting and achieving goals, addressing performance
issues, recognition of good work, celebration of
success and iterative problem solving.
Instructor: Impact Utah
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Critical Thinking for the Executive Computers & Technology
and Leader
W-T 9AM-5PM $649 10/6-10/7 Computer Basics
This critical thinking skills class will be unlike any M, W 10AM-12PM $25 10/18-10/20
you’ve had before. With concepts based in real-world
Computer Basics covers the fundamental skills for
application rather than theoretical “fluff”, Barry will
computer use. It also covers basic information needed
teach you how to find solutions that fit the facts before
for using common computer programs.
you expend resources solving workplace problems. You
will also learn how to manage outside influences and Instructor: TBA
real-world situations to make decisions that work for
you and your organization. Barry will teach participants
Excel Basic
how to optimize their planning so they can capitalize T, Th 6:00-8:00PM $49 10/12-10/14
on opportunities and minimize poor outcomes by
Excel Basic introduces the fundamental skills
recognizing them before they become costly problems.
necessary for developing productive Excel workbooks.
This is a two-day course, with lunch provided for
Topics will include entering data and working with
attendees.
numbers, working with formulas and functions,
Instructor: Barry Phillips formatting the contents of cells and changing the
appearance of worksheets.
Instructor: Clint Penrod
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Open to community members
Cloud Computing
professional
certificate
Begins Jan. 10
Affordable,
online course
runs for 5-weeks
Reserve your spot today
Excel Intermediate
Culinary & Tasting
T, Th 6:00-8:00PM $49 10/19-10/21
Excel Basic introduces the fundamental skills Grilling 101
necessary for developing productive Excel workbooks.
W 5:00-7:00PM $91 10/13
Topics will include entering data and working with
numbers, working with formulas and functions, When you grill, you hardly need a recipe. Knowing the
formatting the contents of cells and changing the correct technique is what’s important. Learn how
appearance of worksheets. to use a charcoal grill, gas grill and a not so known
Instructor: Clint Penrod technique called “cave-man style” in this savory
culinary class. Discuss how to enhance the flavor
Excel Advanced of a steak and the science behind grilling in this fun
demonstration. Come hungry and ready to try what is
T, Th 6:00-8:00PM $49 10/26-10/28
prepared in class.
Excel Advanced teaches students how to use a Instructor: Drew Nehrenz attended Western Culinary
worksheet as a database and import data. Topics Institute and completed an internship in Las Vegas at
will include creating pivot tables and macros, using Wolfgang Puck’s Spago. After many years working with
advanced formulas, financial functions and data extremely talented chefs in Portland, he went on a foodie
analysis and integrating Excel with other programs. tour through Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and Cambodia
Instructor: Clint Penrod to learn about their complex cuisine. After a career in
restaurants, he moved back to Cedar City and started the
Basic Web Design Culinary Arts program at Southwest Technical College.
T, Th 5:00-7:00PM $39 11/16-11/18
The objective of this class is to equip students with Health & Wellness
a basic understanding of proper web design and
application. Topics will include how to create a site,
what features are important to include, choosing a IV Therapy
proper domain and the basics of building a site that M-F 5:00-8:00PM $575 11/15-11/19
represents you and your company in a professional
The IV Therapy course is intended for professionals
way. Questions and communication are encouraged
who need continuing education to initiate and maintain
throughout the class. Computers will be provided, but
intravenous therapy in a clinical setting. This 15-hour
students are welcome to bring their own laptops if
class is taught over five, three-hour trainings designed
preferred.
to provide students with up-to-date knowledge and
Instructor: Polarity Design Team is a local, professional
skills in IV therapy. Clasroom instruction will cover
design agency that specializes in working with small
intravenous therapy, as well as blood withdrawal
businesses to help them grow and succeed through
practices and principles. The course also includes
graphic and web design, brand development, social
an extensive clinical practicum in a clinical skills lab
media and SEO. Clients include Grifols, Intermountain
setting. Each student must complete a minimum of
Healthcare, The Orange Peel and Power in Pink.
twenty-five supervised successful IV placements.
Instructor: TBA
8 - Register at suu.edu/wise
Basic Life Support CPR Industrial Trade
Multiple Multiple $80 Multiple
The BLS Instructor-led course teaches both single- OSHA 7405: Fall Hazard Awareness
rescuer and team basic life support skills for for the Construction Industry
application in any workplace environment, with a
focus on high-quality CPR and team dynamics. Custom T 8AM-2PM $175 11/2
courses available for 3 or more students. Contact This course covers the identification, evaluation,
Southwest Tech for details on dates and times. prevention and control of fall hazards in the
Instructor: TBA construction industry. The course focuses on falls to a
lower level rather than falls to the same level resulting
Heartsaver CPR AED & First Aid from slips and falls. Course topics include identifying,
analyzing and preventing fall hazards utilizing OSHA Fall
Multiple Multiple $68 Multiple
Protection Standards. At the conclusion of the course,
This is an American Heart Association Heartsaver students will have an awareness level of identifying fall
CPR AED and First Aid certification course for both hazards and methods to control and abate the hazards.
new certifications and renewals. Custom courses are
Instructor: Mountain West OSHA Education Center
available for 3 or more students. Contact Southwest
Tech for details on dates and times. Course is
approximately 5 hours.
Instructor: TBA
Let your passion Classes start in
lift your career. JANUARY
Choose from three
post-bachelor
certificates
Certificates stand
alone or may
stack into SUU
master's degree
programs
Reach your Leadership
next career Studies
peak
Online
Teaching
Non-Profit
Management
Find out more at suu.edu/prodev or call (435) 865-8259
New Parks & Tourism
Professional Certificate
Utah Tourism Industry Association Partners with Southern
Utah University to Deliver New Parks & Tourism Professional Certificate
At the 2021 Utah Tourism Conference, Southern Utah environments. Hosted by Vist
University and Utah Tourism Industry Association (UTIA) Cedar City Brian Head, the tour is
announced the new Utah Parks and Tourism career an all-expense paid live learning lab
certificate program for adult and professional learners. experience featuring cooperative
Covering some of Utah’s most economically dynamic cultural experiences with the Paiute
sectors, the six-week, online learning program combines Indian Tribe of Utah, Utah Shakespeare
expertise from those working with the National Parks in Festival, Cedar Breaks National
Utah, as well as some of the region’s outstanding tourism Monument, Brian Head Resort and
industry experts. Southern Utah Museum of Art.
“As our state sees a maturing tourism industry, and “We want to share some of the highlights
strained with recovery challenges, we need to proactively of the region with participants as well as
and collectively engage across the industry in thoughtful provide access to Utah leaders in these
Destination Development and Visitor Management areas,” said Maria Twitchell, Visit Cedar
strategies with our parks, public lands and assets,” said City Brian Head executive director.
Natalie Randall, UTIA executive director. “This certificate is
With funding made available by the Utah
a way for tourism and parks professionals to centrally learn
Governor’s Office of Economic Development
the greater Utah story, contribute to Utah’s evolving tourism
(GOED) and its Talent Ready Utah team, in
sector, and gain a professional advantage for moving up or
partnership with the Utah System of Higher
entering into the industry.”
Education (USHE), 150 scholarships are
Known as University of the Parks for its close proximity and available to those unemployed or who feel
relationship to several national parks and monuments, “SUU vulnerable in their employment. Underserved
is uniquely positioned to serve as the academic provider for or other populations affected by COVID-19 in
the certificate program,“ said Melynda Thorpe, executive accordance with the federal CARES Act may
director of SUU Community and Professional Development. also qualify for no-cost participation. Cohorts
“The university is already actively engaged in helping both are scheduled to run throughout the fall and
students and professionals prepare for successful careers spring seasons.
in tourism, hospitality and public lands, so collaborating
For more information on opportunities and
with UTIA to provide this training is a good fit for an
training from SUU Community and Professional
extension of our resources.“
Development, visit their website at
Briget Eastep, Ph.D., serves as program instructor. Eastep suu.edu/prodev or call (435) 865-8259.
is executive director of Outdoor Pathways at SUU and
Located in the world’s best backyard, Southern
has spent over 400 days in the backcountry training and
Utah University is the University of the Parks
educating students for SUU, the University of Utah, Radford
thanks to its close proximity to several outdoor
University, Oklahoma State University, and the Student
recreational areas and its educational
Conservation Association. As a professor and administrator
partnerships with the National Park Service.
she teaches and develops outdoor recreation curriculum
SUU’s Community and Professional Development
and coordinates partnerships with regional public lands
program offers opportunities for working
through the Intergovernmental Internship Cooperative (IIC),
adults to advance in their careers and pursue
offering 200 + internships in regional public lands each year
educational goals by providing access to a
A capstone experience for participants is an optional full- number of in-person and online trainings,
day Southern Utah FAM Tour where participants have the certificate programs and conferences.
opportunity to apply course learning to real Utah destinationIndustrial Trade OSHA 510: Occupational Safety
and Health Standards for the
Construction Industry
OSHA 7410: Managing Excavation
Hazards T-F 8AM-4:30PM $785 11/30-12/3
W 8AM-3:30PM $175 10/27 This course covers OSHA standards, policies,
and procedures in the construction industry.
This course covers the roles and responsibilities of Topics include scope and application of the OSHA
employers to educate and assign competent people to Construction Standards and construction safety and
excavation sites. Course topics include understanding health principles, with a special emphasis on areas
and applying definitions related to the OSHA in construction which are most hazardous. Upon
Excavation Standard, excavation hazards and control course completion, students will have the ability
measures, soil analysis techniques, protective system to define construction terms found in the OSHA
requirements and emergency response. Upon course Construction Standards, identify hazards which occur
completion, students will understand the importance in the construction industry, locate and determine
and duties of a competent person in excavation appropriate OSHA Construction Standards, policies,
work and have the knowledge and skills required for and procedures and describe the use of the OSHA
performing these duties. Construction Standards and regulations to supplement
Instructor: Mountain West OSHA Education Center an ongoing safety and health program.
is authorized by OSHA to deliver occupational safety and Instructor: Mountain West OSHA Education Center
health training on behalf of the OSHA Training Institute
(OTI) and has been conducting OTI courses since 2002. OSHA 511: Occupational Safety
& Health Standards for General
Industry
T-F 8AM-4:30PM $785 12/14-12/17
This course covers OSHA standards, policies, and
procedures in general industry. Topics include
scope and application of the OSHA General Industry
Standards and general industry principles, with a
special emphasis on those areas in general industry
which are most hazardous. Upon course completion,
students will have the ability to define general industry
terms found in the OSHA General Industry Standards,
identify hazards which occur in general industry,
locate and determine appropriate OSHA General
Industry Standards, policies, and procedures and
describe the use of OSHA General Industry Standards
and regulations to supplement an ongoing safety and
health program.
Instructor: Mountain West OSHA Education Center
Forklift Training
S 9AM-5PM $75 11/13
This course, which combines classroom instruction
with hands-on training, will cover the safe operation of
a forklift according to OSHA guidelines.
12 - Register at suu.edu/wise Instructor: Jim ThomasLanguage & Literacy Cedar City Community Band
W 7:00-9:00PM $40 10/6-11/5
ASL - Beginner The Cedar City Community Band is a non-auditioned
concert band. Its aim is to provide opportunities
W 6:30-8:00PM $97 10/6-11/24
for those wishing to practice and develop their
This eight-week class will introduce you to the instrumental performance skills by rehearsing and
language and culture of the deaf population. Learn performing fun, exciting and challenging music.
about specific language and cultural behaviors and All high school-aged and older individuals with
receive an introduction to the grammar of ASL. prior concert band performance experience are
Expressive and receptive skills will be emphasized welcome. Each course culminates in a community
in your learning. Participate in interactive classroom concert performance. (It is required to bring your
activities using the “voices off” policy to ensure ASL own instruments. Limited rentals are available for an
immersion. extra fee. Please contact Adam Lambert for rentals at
Instructor: Larry Laskowski has been teaching ASL adamlambert@suu.edu.)
classes for more than 30 years. He has previously taught Instructor: Steve Shirts passionately taught band at
for the Chicago Hearing Society, The Deaf and Hard Cedar High School for 32 years. He graduated wih honors
of Hearing Service Center of St. George, Southwest from Southern Utah State College with a degree in
Tech, and is currently teaching at Gateway Preparatory music education and later earned a master’s degree in
Academy in Cedar City. secondary education from SUU.
ASL - Advanced
M 6:30-8:00PM $97 10/4-11/22
Recreation
This class in American Sign Language expands on
the concepts taught in Intermediate ASL. Additional
Pickleball
vocabulary, grammar and culture are discussed, and M, W 5:30-7:00PM $64 10/4-10/20
you will participate in interactive “voices off” policy to
Learn why pickleball is a popular recreational activity
equally build expressive and receptive skills.
for all ages. Class members are not required to be
Instructor: Larry Laskowski athletes, and can range from ages 14 and older. You’ll
learn techniques for serving the ball, basic grip,
forehand and backhand hitting and rules. This class is
Music Theater & Dance great for getting you outdoors, active and meeting new
friends.
American Rumba Dance Instructor: Jeremy Waite is passionate about pickleball
and has played competitively for two years. He organized
F 7:00-8:00PM $35-$55 11/5-11/19
and managed a pickleball tournament in 2018 and
Enjoy a date-night or fun environment to meet new teaches pickleball at Southern Utah University.
people while learning the basics of American Rumba
Dance in this active class. Learn footwork, frame, hold
and some flashy steps you can use to spice up any
dance party or ballroom event. Prices based on single
or couple.
Instructor: David & Carol Van Wagoner have been
dancing for 51 years and have taught dance throughout
the western United States. David taught social dance at
BYU and performed with the Curtain Time USA show.
13No Cost Certificates
With Learn & Work in Utah
Southern Utah University has been approved to offer three The Project Management certificate begins Jan. 10, 2022
tuition-free certificates as part of the second year of the and focuses on the practical application and best practices
Utah System of Higher Education’s Learn and Work in Utah of the project management framework. Participants in the
funding. SUU’s Community and Professional Development program gain the knowledge necessary to enter a project
department is offering these certificates designed to help management career, acquire increased credibility, increase
unemployed or vulnerable workers gain skills valuable to the their salary prospects and lay a foundation for the Project
workforce including a Community Health Worker, Parks & Management Professional (PMP®) certification, considered
Tourism and Project Management. the gold standard in the world of project management.
Two SUU’s Parks & Tourism certificate cohorts will be The Community Health Worker certificate, a thirteen week
offered beginning Feb. 15, 2022 and April 11, 2022. program offering introduction to the profession, is also
Students will learn about Utah’s dynamic tourism industry offered twice beginning on Jan. 11, 2022 and July 20, 2022.
and it gives them a unique understanding of Utah’s parks
through discussion with industry professionals, For more information or to apply for a certificate, please
reflections, assignments, skills assessment and visit suu.edu/learnandwork.
work-based learning time.
Learn & Work in Utah
Project Management Community Health Worker
Online Online *Free 1/10-4/28 Online Online *Free 1/11-4/12
This course focuses on the practical application and Community Health Worker training is a nine-week
best practices of the project management framework. certificate program offering introduction to the
It will also prepare you to become certified through Community Health Worker (CHW) profession. With
PMI with the globally recognized Certified Associate in content curated by the Utah Public Health Department
Project Management (CAPM®) credential. and current CHW instructors, you will gain an
Instructor: Travis Simkins is an assistant professor awareness and understanding of the profession.
in marketing, economics, marketing and analytics Instructor: Lori Gray is an outreach specialist and
at SUU. He has engaged in consulting, professional instructor for the Center for Rural Health. She helps
development and executive education courses for students to be successful community advocates as
industry professionals, academics, government entities public health workers who serve as a bridge between
and small business owners to introduce them to practical communities, health care systems and state/local health
application of project management principles. departments.
14 - Register at suu.edu/wiseIt’s You Time.
Level up in your career
with one of three
no-cost SUU
certificates
Reach your next
career peak
Classes start in
JANUARY
Parks & Tourism
Community Health
*No-Cost to Utah
residents impacted by
Worker
COVID-19
Find out more at suu.edu/prodev or call (435) 865-8259
Parks & Tourism
Online Online *Free 2/15-3/29
The SUU Parks & Tourism certificate is designed
to teach about Utah’s dynamic tourism industry
and help you gain the skills necessary to assist
destination employers. Highlights of the certificate
include effective customer service skills such as
diffusion strategies, communication and relationship
management.
Instructor: Briget Eastep is director of Outdoor
Engagement at SUU and has been an outdoor educator
since 1991 when she began her career as a ranger at
Philmont Boy Scout Ranch. During the past 25 years she
has spent over 400 days in the backcountry training and
educating students.Fall 2021
Classes By Date
SEPTEMBER 10/6 11/2 11/30
Introduction to Foundational OSHA 510: Occupational
9/15 Entrepreneurship Management: Safety aned Health
Roadmap to EFFECTIVE
Delegation vs Standards for the
Digital Marketing
10/12 Micromanagement Construction Industry
Excel Basic
OCTOBER 11/2 DECEMBER
10/4 10/13 OSHA 7405: Fall Hazard
Customer Retention Awareness for the 12/7
ASL - Advanced
Magic Construction Industry Foundational
Management: Fostering
10/4 10/13 11/4 Creativity and
Pickleball Innovation
Grilling 101 Acrylic Painting -
Beginner
10/5 10/14 12/14
Foundational
Pit Crew Team 11/5 OSHA 511: Occupational
Management: Effective Safety & Health
Performance Business American Rumba Dance
Meeting Management Standards for General
Training
11/9 Industry
10/5 10/18 Cell Phone-ography
Marine LEAN
Computer Basics JANUARY
11/10
10/5 10/19 Travel Photography 1/10
New Reality In Our Project Management
Excel Intermediate
Retirement
11/13
10/26 1/11
10/6 Excel Advanced
Forklift Training Community Health
ASL - Beginner Worker
11/15
10/6 10/27 IV Therapy
OSHA 7410: Managing FEBRUARY
Business Leadership
Excavation Hazards
11/16 2/15
10/6 Basic Web Design Parks & Tourism
Cedar City Community
NOVEMBER
Band 11/16
11/2 Expose Triangle -
Watercolor - Beginner
10/6 Understanding Your
Critical Thinking for the Camera
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SUU (435) 865-8259 EXIT 59 J. REUBEN CLARK
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