CERTIFICATES OF COMPLETION
Agribusiness
Business
Construction Management
Cosmetology/Barbering
Engine Performance, Electrical Systems, and Automatic Transmissions
Engine, Drivetrain, Chassis, and Climate Control
Equine Management
General Education
Health and Fitness
Practical Nursing (LPN)
Precision Agriculture
CERTIFICATES OF PROFICIENCY
Advanced Cybersecurity
Advanced Networking Technology
Agribusiness
Basic Accounting
Business and Music Technology
Cabinetry and Architectural Woodwork
Chassis and Climate Control
Communication
Composites
Construction Management
Cosmetology/Barbering
Cybersecurity
Diesel, Drivetrains, Engine Performances and HVAC
Diesel, Electrical/Electronics and Computerized Engine Controls
Diesel, Engine Repair, Hydraulics, and Chassis
Diesel, Maintenance and Light Repair
Electrical Systems and Automatic Transmissions
Engines and Drivetrains
Engine Performance
Entrepreneurship
Equine Management
Family Life
Health and Fitness
Human Services
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Industrial Mechanics
Marketing
Natural Resources
Networking Technology
Outdoor Leadership and Entrepreneurship
Outdoor Product Design and Development
Outdoor Skills
Precision Agriculture
Teaching English as a Second Language
Writing and Rhetoric
OTHER CERTIFICATES
Certified Nursing Assistant Certificate (CNA)
Nail Technology Certificate
Department: Business
Program Contact: Jay Olsen
Phone: (435)283-7335
Email: jay.olsen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 32-33
Department: Business
Program Contact: Kelly Larsen
Phone: (435)283-7557
Email: kelly.larsen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Core Requirements:
Track/Options (Choose One) (16-21):
Elective Courses:
Required Credits: 30-33
Department: Construction Technology
Program Contact: Ivan Starr
Phone: (435) 283-7046
Email: ivan.starr@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/bccm/index.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/division_businessappliedtech.html#cat_bat_cnst
The goal of the certificate programs in Construction Management is to establish an understanding of the major areas of construction applications. Students begin with an introduction to construction methods, applications, and safety. Followed by theory and labs covering skills and knowledge of the construction industry; design considerations in constructing homes; knowledge and use of layout techniques. Additionally, students develop proficiency in the safe handling of tools and materials; gain experience with a range of construction processes, such as, framing, estimating, scheduling, cabinet building and building design.
For program outcomes, click here.
Core Courses - Complete All (18 Credits)
CM Elective Courses - Choose 2 (6 Credits)
Communication Requirement - Choose 1 (3 Credits)
+Required for Business Entrepreneurial Certificate
Human Relations Requirement - Choose 1 (3 Credits)
Computation Requirement - Choose 1 (3 Credits)
Required Credits: 33-34
Department: Services Technology
Program Contact: Teri Mason
Phone: (435) 893-2261
Email: teri.mason@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/stec
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_stec.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Computation requirement (3):
Communication requirement (3):
Human Relations requirement (2):
Required Credits: 52
Department: Transportation Technology
Program Contact: Brent Reese
Phone: (435) 893-2215
Email: brent.reese@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/trans
Department’s catalog page: www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_trans.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 30
Department: Transportation Technology
Program Contact: Brent Reese
Phone: (435) 893-2215
Email: brent.reese@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/trans
Department’s catalog page: www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_trans.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 30
Department: Business
Program Contact: Jay Olsen
Phone: (435)283-7335
Email: jay.olsen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
Students who complete this certificate will acquire knowledge and skills in equine management built on agribusiness and business classes complimented with equine management classes that prepare them for entry level positions in the workforce or return to successfully run the family farm or start an equine related business. Students will complete a selected set of BUS classes that complement the AGBS classes. The program is designed for students to learn business and entrepreneurial skills as well as basic equine management production skills allowing them to contribute to existing and startup agribusinesses. For program outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 32
The requirements for this program are the GE requirements for this year.
Catalog description for Snow College's General Education: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/general_education.html
Webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/ge/index.html
Required Credits: 34
*Must be passed at a C- or higher.
**To satisfy the Natural Science GE requirement, students must earn 3 credits of Life
Science (LS) and 3 credits of Physical Science (PS). The remaining credit came come
from LS, PS, or Lab (LB). Students can satisfy this requirement by taking one three-credit
course and one four-credit course.
Department:
Program Contact:
Phone: (435)893-
Email:
This Certificate of Completion is the second stage in a stackable education in Health and Fitness. The courses required will help to build upon the base created during the Certificate of Proficiency and will continue to enhance a student’s preparation to certify as a personal trainer or other health and fitness industry occupation. It will also prepare a student for transfer into other instate 4-year program. (Utah -- BS Health and Kinesiology, UVU -- BS Exercise Science and Outdoor Rec, Weber -- BS Exercise and Sport Science, Dixie-- Exercise Science, USU -- BS Exercise Science, SUU -- BS Exercise Science)
Department’s webpage:
Department’s catalog page:
Department: Business
Program Contact: Matt Goble
Phone: (435)283-7335
Email: matt.goble@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
Students who complete this certificate will acquire knowledge and skills in agricultural technology and mechanics that prepare them for entry-level positions in the workforce or return to successfully run the family farm or start their own business. Students will complete a selected set of agriculture technology and mechanics classes. This program is designed for students to learn operational skills as well as fundamental technological and mechanical applications allowing them to contribute to existing and start up agribusinesses.
For more information about this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 34
Department: Information Technology
Program Contact: Mike Medley
Phone: (435) 893-2264
Email: mike.medley@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/cis/index.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/division_businessappliedtech.html#cat_bat_itec
For program outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 21
Department: Information Technology
Program Contact: Mike Medley
Phone: (435) 893-2264
Email: mike.medley@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/cis/index.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/division_businessappliedtech.html#cat_bat_itec
Snow College Computer Information Systems provides an engaging learning environment that prepares students for employment in the computer networking field through current, rigorous, and hands-on learning activities.
Computer Information Systems covers a broad range of career opportunities. You could be a IT network administrator, IT network analyst, IT project manager, or an IT network technician. Companies large and small need employees skilled in CIS-related specialties, resulting in extensive options for a successful career.
If you like working with information, a database administrator position might be a good career for you. If puzzles or math intrigue you, programming could be a good choice. The beauty of computer information systems is that you can choose your specialty in a demanding career field where there are ample career opportunities to choose from. In Utah the average salary for a Network Administrator is $67,380, a web developer could earn around $50,000 a year, computer programmers earn around $46,000 a year, and software engineering averages a competitive salary of $77,558.
For program outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 18
Department: Business
Program Contact: Jay Olsen
Phone: (435)283-7335
Email: jay.olsen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/business/index.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
or
BUS 2650 Management Principles for Entrepreneurs (3)
Required Credits: 17-19
Department: Business
Program Contact: Kelly Larsen
Phone: (435)283-7557
Email: kelly.larsen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
Students will be able to complete courses in accounting and business. Students will gain entry level knowledge, skills, and abilities related to general accounting theory and application in various business settings. Students will be able to perform accounting functions, such as traditional bookkeeping, financial calculations for business management, and basic personal finance.
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 16
Department: Business
Program Contact: Kelly Larsen
Phone: (435)283-7557
Email: kelly.larsen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/business/index.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_musc.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 21
Department: Construction Technology
Program Contact: Don Saltzman
Phone: (435) 283-7577
Email: don.saltzman@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/cm
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_cnst.html
The goal of the certificate programs in Construction Management is to establish an understanding of the major areas of construction applications. Students begin with an introduction to construction methods, applications, and safety. Followed by theory and labs covering skills and knowledge of the construction industry; design considerations in constructing homes; knowledge and use of layout techniques. Additionally, students develop proficiency in the safe handling of tools and materials; gain experience with a range of construction processes, such as, framing, estimating, scheduling, cabinet building and building design.
For program outcomes, click here.
Required Courses - Complete All (12 Credits)
Business Elective Courses - Choose 2 (6 Credits)
+Required for Business Entrepreneurial Certificate
Department: Transportation Technology
Contact: Brent Reese
Phone: (435) 893-2215
Email: brent.reese@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/trans_dept.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_trans.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Courses (13):
Elective Courses (3):
Total Proficiency Credits 16
Department: Communications
Program Contact: Sandra Cox
Phone: (435) 283-7384
Email: sandra.cox@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/communication
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_comm.html
The goal of the Certificate of Proficiency in Communication is to equip students with the top skills employers are seeking: exceptional presentation, speaking, ability to work in a team, customer service, critical thinking, and social media. This certificate prepares students to succeed in the contemporary workplace through a combination of courses that are designed to improve their competency at speaking, interpersonal relationships and working as an effective member of a team. Students will learn theory and practice in developing solutions to complex problems. Additionally, students develop proficiency in speaking and persuading with confidence and authenticity. Lastly, students will learn to communicate as a productive member of a team and to contribute thoughts and ideas on projects.
Choose nine credits from the following:
Required Credits: 18
Department: Industrial Technology
Program Contact: Chad Avery
Phone: 435.893.2257
Email: chad.avery@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/industrialtech/index.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/division_businessappliedtech.html#cat_bat_indm
For program outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 18
Department: Construction Technology
Program Contact: Ivan Starr
Phone: (435) 283-7046
Email: ivan.starr@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/cm
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_cnst.html
The goal of the certificate programs in Construction Management is to establish an understanding of the major areas of construction applications. Students begin with an introduction to construction methods, applications, and safety. Followed by theory and labs covering skills and knowledge of the construction industry; design considerations in constructing homes; knowledge and use of layout techniques. Additionally, students develop proficiency in the safe handling of tools and materials; gain experience with a range of construction processes, such as, framing, estimating, scheduling, cabinet building and building design.
For program outcomes, click here.
Required Courses - Complete All (6 Credits)
CM Elective Courses - Choose 3 of the following Courses (9 Credits)
Business Elective Courses - Choose 1 (3 Credits)
+Required for Business Entrepreneurial Certificate
Required Credits: 18
Department: Services Technology
Program Contact: Teri Mason
Phone: (435) 893-2261
Email: teri.mason@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/stec
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_stec.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
The program requires 1600 clock hours.
Core Courses (44):
Electives:
Additional elective credit courses may be required to reach the 1600 clock hours required for state licensure.
Required Credits: 44
Department: Information Technology
Program Contact: Mike Medley
Phone: (435) 893-2264
Email: mike.medley@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/cis/index.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/division_businessappliedtech.html#cat_bat_itec
For program outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 18
Department: Transportation Technology
Program Contact: Brent Reese
Phone: (435) 893-2215
Email: brent.reese@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/trans_dept.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_trans.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here
Required Courses (17):
Total Required Credits: 17
Department: Transportation Technology
Program Contact: Brent Reese
Phone: (435) 893-2215
Email: brent.reese@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/trans_dept.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_trans.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here
Required Courses (16):
Total Required Credits: 16
Department: Transportation Technology
Program Contact: Brent Reese
Phone: (435) 893-2215
Email: brent.reese@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/trans_dept.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_trans.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here
Required Courses (16):
Total Required Credits: 16
Department: Transportation Technology
Program Contact: Brent Reese
Phone: (435) 893-2215
Email: brent.reese@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/trans_dept.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_trans.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here
Required Courses (15):
Elective Courses (Choose a minimum of 3 credits):
Total Required Credits: 18
Department: Transportation Technology
Program Contact: Brent Reese
Phone: (435) 893-2215
Email: brent.reese@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/trans_dept.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_trans.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Courses (12:
Elective Courses (4):
Required Credits: 16
Department: Transportation Technology
Contact: Brent Reese
Phone: (435) 893-2215
Email: brent.reese@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/trans_dept.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_trans.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Courses (14):
Elective Courses (2):
Total Proficiency Credits 16
Department: Transportation Technology
Program Contact: Brent Reese
Phone: (435) 893-2215
Email: brent.reese@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/trans_dept.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_trans.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 16
Department: Business
Program Contact: Kelly Larsen
Phone: (435)283-7557
Email: kelly.larsen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 19-20
Department: Business
Program Contact: Jay Olsen
Phone: (435)283-7335
Email: jay.olsen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
A certificate of proficiency in Equine Management will allow students to gain better agribusiness management skills through exposure to current and relevant agribusiness challenges and opportunities, as well as, exposure to basic livestock agriculture and equine classes. Ten credits toward this certificate are Business (BUS) classes that complement the Agribusiness (AGBS) and Equine classes.
For program outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 23
Department: Education & Family Studies
Program Contact: Danni Larsen
Phone: (435) 283-7487
Email: danni.larsen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/hfst
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_hfst.html
This one year certificate program offers practical and theoretical training for the student desiring to be successful in home and family settings. A total of 28 credits are required.
Core courses:
Additional courses:
Required Credits: 28
Department: Education & Family Studies
Program Contact: Danni Larsen
Phone: (435) 283-7487
Email: danni.larsen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/hfst
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_hfst.html
Employees who seek work in any human or health services agency will better serve their
clients and employers by entering the workforce well trained. A Human Services Certification
will include course work in psychology, social work, human development, human behavior,
government, and communications. For full certification, 26 credit hours are required
(10 courses) including Careers Seminar and HSPC Internship. Courses are offered currently
at Snow College via face-to-face and/or online delivery.
Choose one of the following:
Required Credits: 26
Department: Geology
Program Contact: Kyle Rowley
Phone: (435)283-7668
Email: kyle.rowley@snow.edu
Department's webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/science_math/geology/index.html
Department's catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/division_sciencemath.html#cat_nsm_geo
GIS professionals are essential in the process of taking complex information and converting it into clear visual imagery that can be used in a huge variety of career fields. The software used in GIS allows you to visualize, question, analyze, and interpret data in order to understand relationships, patterns, and trends. GIS specialists are responsible for gathering that information, building and maintaining databases, creating sophisticated maps and diagrams, and simplifying complex information so it can be easily understood.
Students engaged in this program will understand how to use current software and geographic information data to solve natural world problems. Students will use pertinent data to produce digital and paper maps, as well as three-dimensional renderings to illustrate current use and improvement predictions for chosen geographical areas. Upon completion, students will be competent in the management of geographic databases, the creation of various cartographic products, and the analysis of various types of complex spatial problems. They will also be capable of joining any organization in need of geographical information and be instantaneous contributors.
Required Credits: 16
Department: Industrial Technology
Contact: Ken Avery
Phone: (435) 893-2225
Email: ken.avery@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/industrialtech/index.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/division_businessappliedtech.html#cat_bat_indm
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 18
Department: Business
Program Contact: Kelly Larsen
Phone: (435)283-7557
Email: kelly.larsen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 16
Department: Natural Resources
Program Contact: Chad Dewey
Phone: 435.283.7337
Email: chad.dewey@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/natres
Department’s catalog page: www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_nr.html
The certificate program in Natural Resources is to allow students interested in natural resource related fields in other majors to show completion of coursework in natural resources and specifically courses that teach skills and methodology for Natural Resource careers. Coursework will introduce students to natural resource related careers and professionals, field techniques, training certifications, environmental policy, and computerized mapping (Geographic Information Systems, GIS).
Required Courses
Elective Courses
Choose any two:
Required Credits: 16
Department: Information Technology
Program Contact: Mike Medley
Phone: (435) 893-2264
Email: mike.medley@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/cis/index.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/division_businessappliedtech.html#cat_bat_itec
Snow College Computer Information Systems provides an engaging learning environment that prepares students for employment in the computer networking field through current, rigorous, and hands-on learning activities.
Computer Information Systems covers a broad range of career opportunities. You could be a IT network administrator, IT network analyst, IT project manager, or an IT network technician. Companies large and small need employees skilled in CIS-related specialties, resulting in extensive options for a successful career.
If you like working with information, a database administrator position might be a good career for you. If puzzles or math intrigue you, programming could be a good choice. The beauty of computer information systems is that you can choose your specialty in a demanding career field where there are ample career opportunities to choose from. In Utah the average salary for a Network Administrator is $67,380, a web developer could earn around $50,000 a year, computer programmers earn around $46,000 a year, and software engineering averages a competitive salary of $77,558.
For program outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 16
Department: Business
Contact: Whitney Ward
Phone: (435)283-7551
Email: whitney.ward@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 19
Department: Business
Contact: Whitney Ward
Phone: (435)283-7551
Email: whitney.ward@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 17
Department: Business
Contact: Whitney Ward
Phone: (435)283-7551
Email: whitney.ward@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 17
Department: Business
Program Contact: Matt Goble
Phone: (435)283-7335
Email: matt.goble@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/business
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_bus.html
This certificate of proficiency will allow student exposure to basic mechanical and technological classes. Credits toward this certificate will focus on principles and functions of agricultural technology and mechanics and introduce students to career opportunities. For program outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 20
Program: Teaching English as a Second Language
Program Contact: Diane Ogden
Phone: (435) 283-7436
Email: diane.ogden@snow.edu
Program Webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/humanities/tesl/index.html
Program's catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_tesl.html
The TESL department offers a training program for students who want to teach English to non-native speakers of English. Students can earn a Certificate of Proficiency in Teaching English as a Second Language.
Outcomes:
Students will be able to write effective lesson plans, teach English Second Language students effectively across the curriculum and evaluate their progress.
Required Credits: 26
*One of the foreign languages can be satisfied by completing the ESL program through the College or by coming to the College with a TOEFL IBT of 63 or better. If a student uses this option, the student must take GEOG 1300, SOC 1010, EDUC 2400, or ANTH 1000.
Department: English and Philosophy
Program Contact: Kellyanne Ure
Phone: (435) 283-7570
Email:
ude.wons@eru.ennayllek
Department’s webpage: www.snow.edu/enph
Department’s catalog page:
This certificate has three student outcomes:
● Students will assess rhetoric in authentic genres from a variety of contexts.
● Students will write clearly, professionally, and in ways appropriate to a range
of
rhetorical situations.
● Students will reflect on and gain insights from their own writing processes,
strategies, and products.
These outcomes and the standards of performance will be communicated and measured
in two ways: 1) individual instructors will do this through their teaching writing
in a
variety of contexts and genres, and 2) students will take an introductory course and
a
writing portfolio class that will act as bookends for the certificate and focus overtly
on
these outcomes.
The English and Philosophy Department will conduct a preliminary assessment
of the certificate after the first year and an in-depth assessment after two years.
The
department will adjust the certificate as informed by the assessment results.
Choose two of the following:
Choose one of the following:
Required Credits: 18
Department: Health Professions
Richfield, Piute, Wayne, Delta, Fillmore CNA Classes:
Program Contact: Melissa Blackner
Phone: (435) 893-2232
Email: melissa.blackner@snow.edu
Ephraim or Nephi CNA Classes:
Program Contact: Ashley Jensen
Phone: (435) 283-7588
Email: ashley.jensen@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/nursing
Department’s catalog page: www.snow.edu/catalog/dept_ahna.html
The CNA program at Snow College introduces students to the healthcare field and patient care. This course combines classroom and clinical experience to prepare students to pass the state certification exam. Most nursing facilities in the state require candidates to be CNAs. Financial aid is not available for this course by itself. Online registration is not available for the Nursing Assistant program and special requirements may apply. Nursing assistant courses are offered at Richfield, Ephraim, Delta, Fillmore, Nephi, Piute, Wayne, and Tintic.
Outcomes:
Students who complete the Snow College CNA program:
Required Credits: 6
Department: Services Technology
Program Contact: Chad Price
Phone: (435) 893-2217
Email: chad.price@snow.edu
Department’s webpage: https://www.snow.edu/academics/bat/cosmetology/index.html
Department’s catalog page: https://www.snow.edu/catalog/division_businessappliedtech.html#cat_bat_stec
For a description of this program and its outcomes, click here.
Required Credits: 10
