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MakerCon 2025 at Utah Valley University brought together educators, students, and families for two days of hands-on creativity, innovation, and maker-centered learning. Educators explored new tools and strategies on day one, while day two invited the public to enjoy free activities in robotics, engineering, art, and design—highlighting UVU’s commitment to inspiring curiosity and real-world problem-solving.

CTE Specialists and Work-Based Learning Coordinators from the Mountainland Region recently met at Utah Valley University’s new Lehi campus to explore high-demand health career pathways such as respiratory therapy, occupational therapy, and paramedics. The visit included tours of UVU’s modern health sciences facilities and discussions on regional workforce needs. These quarterly meetings strengthen collaboration among educators, business partners, and postsecondary institutions to expand student access to high-wage, high-skill careers through internships, apprenticeships, and career pathway awareness.

The UVU Applied Engineering and Transportation Technologies Open House invites high school juniors and seniors to explore career pathways in automotive, diesel, and collision repair by touring UVU’s industry-grade shops, meeting expert instructors, and learning about hands-on certificate and degree programs. Held at the Sparks Automotive Building in Orem, the event highlights UVU’s ASE-aligned coursework, modern diagnostic tools, and strong job placement opportunities, all designed to prepare students for high-demand careers in Utah’s growing transportation industry.