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UVU is a Place for Workforce Readiness!

At UVU, every part of the student experience supports workforce readiness. The Workforce Alignment team facilitates and coordinates workforce efforts across campus and with external partners, connecting what happens at UVU to regional and state workforce needs so that graduates are prepared to make a positive difference in their communities.

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AI in the Workforce Academic Conference

Utah Valley University is seeking proposals for its academic conference on AI in the workforce. We're looking for papers and sessions that examine the evolving impact of AI on the workforce from scholarly, industry, and policy perspectives.

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Bridging the Gap: A Regional Landscape Survey

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As Utah moves toward student-centered, workforce-connected pathways through First Credential legislation H.B. 260, the Mountainland Region is well positioned, with strong partnerships and exceptional supports already in place. Led by a team of UVU student researchers and developed in collaboration with the Gary R. Herbert Institute for Public Policy and UVU Workforce Alignment team, this white paper draws on interviews with regional leaders to examine the existing pathways system.

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Program Advisory Board Academy

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Your program advisory board has real potential. UVU Program Advisory Board Academy is how you unlock it  - six monthly 1-hour sessions designed to turn a good board into a great one. Practical tools, expert insight. Sign up today!
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Industry Excursions

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Industry Excursions give UVU faculty and staff a firsthand look at the workplaces their students are preparing to enter. These guided visits connect faculty and staff directly with industry professionals — offering insight into how classroom skills translate into real jobs, and opening the door to lasting connections that can grow into faculty externships, project-based learning, guest lectures, and more.

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