By looking at the continuous amounts of construction and suburbs appearing to spring out of nowhere, it is easy to tell that Idaho has been in the midst of a population boom.
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By looking at the continuous amounts of construction and suburbs appearing to spring out of nowhere, it is easy to tell that Idaho has been in the midst of a population boom.
Happy new year!
With this new year comes an influx of new courses offered by Continuing Education/Workforce Training. From creating your own beautiful stained glass to learning the expansive history of art, we have several classes to pique your interest.
If you didn’t already know, Continuing Education and Workforce Training (CEWT) has just wrapped up season two of its podcast, CEWT Talk-- and what a season it has been! Be sure to check out our season finale, where Scott Rasmussen, dean of the College of Technology, reflects on his career.
With the new year on the horizon, Idaho State University’s Continuing Education and Workforce Training (CEWT) invites you to learn something new, pick up a hobby, or further strengthen some of your current skills.
2020 has been a hard year for everyone. Due to the pandemic, families across the country, even in our own neighborhoods, have been risking homelessness, unemployment, or food insecurity.
Like most things this year, how we celebrate the holidays will look different. But there is one thing that always remains year after year-- giving back to others, paying it forward, and showing that we care.
Earlier this month, ISU’s Continuing Education and Workforce Training (CEWT) has delved into new waters. Meet our brand new cooking show: In the Kitchen with CEWT.
In this recurring segment, In the Kitchen with CEWT will give you the opportunity to learn how to make delicious treats and savory dishes with the help of local chefs, bakers, and home cooks-- even members of the CEWT staff!
Wednesday, Nov. 11, is Veteran’s Day, which honors all veterans who have served in the United States armed forces. Idaho State University’s Continuing Education and Workforce Training (CEWT) would like to thank the brave men and women who have served their country.
To commemorate the holiday, CEWT asked their fellow Veterans-- Gary Salazar, Scott Stephens, and Michael Jones-- what the holiday means for them.
Are you interested in gaining a new skill or learning something new? Continuing Education and Workforce Training is the place for you!
If you need something to do while avoiding the chilly weather this November, check out some of our upcoming courses. Classes will be offered both online using Zoom or in person.
Halloween is this week, which means the spooky season in full swing. And as with most things this year, All Hallows Eve is going to look a little bit different. While conventional trick-or-treating has been shelved this year, there are many Halloween activities you can still enjoy safely.
