Dr. Kalee Crandall presented research and Dr. Kodey Crandall helped inform school counselors about computing degrees at the 2025 annual USCA conference held in November in Layton, UT.

Dr. Kalee Crandall presented research and Dr. Kodey Crandall helped inform school counselors about computing degrees at the 2025 annual USCA conference held in November in Layton, UT.

UVU IS&T faculty support Utah school counselors through presenting research and answering questions at the annual USCA conference.

Utah School Counselor Association (USCA)

School counselors play a pivotal role in advising students regarding classes to take in preparation for career pathways. The mission of Utah School Counselor Association (USCA) "is to support professional school counselors in their work for students through advocacy, professional development, recognition, and support" (https://www.utschoolcounselor.org/site/about-usca).

Dr. Kalee Crandall’s presentation, "Working Smarter with Data, Even if You Hate It", focused on helping school counselors better understand the value of data and provided practical strategies and technological solutions to support data-informed decision-making within their school counseling programs (https://usca2025conference.sched.com/event/2AQRt/working-smarter-with-data-even-if-you-hate-it).

Dr. Kodey Crandall got to hand out swag from the Information Systems & Technology department and answer questions posed by student counselors and others.