Do you run a business and are wondering how to improve your outreach and scope? Are you an individual with an interest you want to share with the world? Are you and your friends wanting to share your thoughts and experiences with others?

On April 8th and 9th, the first-ever Disaster Preparedness and Response Conference–in collaboration with ISU Continuing Education and Workforce Training and ISU Community and Public Health–will be held at the Disaster Response Complex.

But what is it? How did it come to be? And why should you care?

Next week is President's Day. Historically viewed as a celebration of George Washington's birthday, and later of Abraham Lincoln, the holiday now celebrates every US President since the founding of the nation.

You want to do something romantic, really treat your significant other to something special, but you are totally out of ideas. Sound familiar? 

With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, let CEWT take care of the stress. No matter what your idea of a romantic getaway looks like, there is somewhere for you and your sweetheart in Southeast Idaho.

Are you in need of a great treat for Valentine’s Day? Do you want to make something special for your significant other or friend, but are unsure what to make? Or are you single looking for a way to learn something new? Look no further.

There are over 7000 languages spoken across the world today. The United States alone has between 350 and 430 languages spoken in its borders. Language connects us, allows us to express ideas and learn new knowledge. 

It’s the new year and with it comes new resolutions. This year, Continuing Education and Workforce Training has classes that’ll help you grow, learn, and improve.

“We, as a culture, have been outsourcing our body’s own intuition about food and movement to someone else.”

Nutrition is complicated and nuanced. Every year it seems like there’s a new diet, a new fad ‘guaranteed’ to help you lose weight. Every day we see ads telling us what we should look like, even if we haven’t looked like that for years. Maybe you have found yourself wondering where you can find helpful information and advice for yourself and not someone else.

If so, you need not look any further than CEWT’s upcoming Healthy at Every Size course.

“U.S. rural communities—from Appalachia and the Deep South to the Midwest and western states to Alaska and Hawaii—share common risks for poorer health. These challenges, including few local doctors, poverty, and remote locations, contribute to lack of access to care.”

A new year is right around the corner. With it comes new opportunities to learn new things and develop the skills you already have. Idaho State University’s Continuing Education and Workforce Training (CEWT) invites you to meet your new year’s resolution, develop a lifelong passion, and further your education.