Good news: frisbee is cool again.

While most might have played frisbee once or twice, the advanced version of frisbee-- disc golf-- offers extra challenges for players.

Disc golf applies the same elements of traditional golf, where players try to land into holes in the least amount of turns. However in disc golf, the holes are baskets covered in chain, and instead of having drivers and balls, players toss different types of discs designed to do different things. Some are designed to travel far distances, while others are made for accuracy or wind resistance.

For any healthcare professional, a strong understanding of mental health is just as important as any other facet of healthcare. As a doctor of Nursing Practice, a clinical nurse specialist, and a psychiatric-mental health care nurse practitioner, Dr. Vernon R. Kubiak knows this well.

Terry Fredrickson believes that a miracle is something that can’t be explained. As a licensed counselor and as the owner of Pacific Rim counseling, he has seen them happen before his very eyes. He’s watched people grow into miracles.

With the new year comes new resolutions and making new goals. This is the perfect time to get a head start in your career as a dental assistant!

Starting on January 15, our Fundamentals of Dental Assisting course will help you learn the basic concepts and skills of dental assisting.

At Continuing Education and Workforce Training (CEWT), we have instructors with specific work experience in the field. Having experienced instructors provides current industry practices that inform students more fully. Faces of CEWT highlights some of our finest instructors and staff to give you insight into the ‘sweet’ people who work here.

There are few things that are as delicious as freshly baked bread-- but making that bread from scratch makes it just that much better.

Ray Skeem, who teaches bread making classes for CEWT, knows just how good making your own bread can be.

Interested in learning something new? Our Spring 2019 catalogs are now out, be sure to check your mailboxes for them!

There are an abundance of brand new classes being offered. Here are just a few of our new courses to check out:

You may be familiar with some of the most common ways to brew coffee: drip, French press, pour over, espresso. But what about cold brew?

If you haven’t had the chance to try cold brew before, A Different Cup serves up fresh coffee with a side of smiles every day. They have two locations: one located within Station Square in Old Town Pocatello, and a recently-opened second location close to ISU on 4th and Terry.

Everyone needs a little self-care here and there, and there’s nothing like a good sugar scrub to help you feel like you’re lapping in luxury.

It might sound a bit strange to put sugar on your skin, but sugar has several benefits-- besides tasting great.

November 12 through November 18 is National Apprenticeship Week!

According to the US Department of Labor, National Apprenticeship Week allows leaders in business, labor, education, and other fields show to their appreciation of apprenticeships.

As part of National Apprenticeship Week, ISU’s Continuing Education and Workforce Training’s apprenticeship coordinator, Paul Dickey, will presenting at Tribal Appreciation Day.

At Continuing Education and Workforce Training (CEWT), we use instructors with specific work experience in the field. Having experienced instructors provides current industry practices that inform students more fully. Faces of CEWT highlights some of our finest instructors and staff to give you insight into the ‘sweet’ people who work here.

Claudia Allen is the admirable type of person who can do it all and somehow manage to find time to do even more. As a Business Consultant for the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and an instructor for CEWT, she is heavily involved with the local businesses in our community.