Program Information

Career Opportunities

The highly skilled crafts-person in the cabinet-making field may find work in factory production, set-up milling, assembling, and installing highly customized cabinetry in residences, banks, department stores, and restaurants.  Other jobs may be found in furniture work, and specialized facets of the industry.  Self-employment often follows short-term trade experience.

Department Chair

Barry Hallsted
Office: GT 601
Telephone: 801-863-8135

Program Coordinator

Kelly Baird
Office: GT 629
Telephone: 801-863-8860

Advisory Committee

• Eric Fetzer, Fetzer's Inc.
• Jon Fondell, Fondell Woodworks
• Lon Purcell, Cottonwood Mills & Cabinet
• Duane Lundel, Maerican Stores Properties Mill

Programs

Students may receive a one-year certificate, a diploma, an associate in applied science degree, and associate fo science degree, or a bachelor of science degree in technology management.

Learn about our Cabinetry & Architectural Woodwork certificates and degrees