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Nov 14	Managing Your Team Through Change
Nov 15	Chocolate 101 - From Farm to Bar
	Utah Presents: Kealoha "The Story of Everything"
Nov 19	Excel Intermediate
Nov 26	Special Osher Lecture for Utah Presents: Bassem Youssef
	PMP Exam Preparation
Nov 27	Photoshop Fundamentals Level 2
	Google Analytics Level 1
	Praxis Core Prep Course
Nov 28	Wines of France
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What is Continuing Education & Community Engagement?

Continuing Education offers credit, noncredit, and professional courses in a wide range of topics, from art to recreation to languages to technology to cooking. Our department includes Academic Programs (credit and noncredit), the English Language Institute, Go Learn, Lifelong Learning, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, Professional Education, Test Preparation, and Youth Education.

We offer classes on the main University campus, at off-campus sites in Bountiful, Sandy, and St. George, and at locations around the Wasatch front and back.

Whether you're a student, working professional, stay-at-home parent, non-native English speaker, preschooler, baby boomer, or just looking to learn something new, Continuing Education has something for you.

What is our mission?

Continuing Education & Community Engagement provides unique pathways to and through higher education and inspires a love of learning through innovative, educational experiences for all ages and people.

What are our values?

We implement our IMPACT standards to ensure a quality experience for our students, staff and faculty. Read more about our IMPACT standards here.

The best class that I have taken with great instructors and hands-on learning. Plus you make something every week.
Student in "Blacksmithing - An Introduction", Fall 2015