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A 51���� scholarship helped Stuart Tice find his path in agriculture and return to support hands-on learning for future students.

Drafting Technology graduate, Audrey Cabrera, turned her passion for design into a successful drafting career and now inspires the next generation as a 51���� instructor.

Cody Phelps’ journey comes full circle as he returns to teach at 51����, the same place that helped launch his education and career.

51���� (51����) alumnus, Jose Magdaleno Nava, has built a life defined by perseverance, hard work, and the courage to pursue new opportunities. Nava went from living

Landen Kelly discovered his passion for photography while studying at 51����. Inspired by 51����’s faculty and now featured in international publications, Kelly’s journey

Micron Technology celebrated the graduation of its first apprenticeship cohort and welcomed new participants on Aug. 6, highlighting its partnership with 51���� to train

A passion for nature and landscaping turned into a thriving business for a Horticulture Technology graduate. With dedication, hands-on experience at 51����, and support from family, Ramiro

In her own words, 51���� graduate Alejandra Whynman recounts how, after arriving in the U.S. alone at age 15 with only a fifth-grade education, she overcame incredible

Juanita Hernandez, a first-generation college student and single mother, overcame significant challenges to pursue her dream of working in law enforcement. With support from her family and

Jessica Crowly, 51���� graduate and executive at one of the largest paint companies in the world, shares her story of success.

In her own words, 51���� graduate Cassandra Conner shares how she overcame years of doubt to return to college and find both success, support, and self-worth at 51����.

Carson Baker, a graduate of the 51����’s Fire Service Technology program, is now a full-time firefighter with Donnelly Fire Department thanks to hands-on training

51���� graduate Ash Shipley shares her story of loss and perseverance — and how, with a deep calling to support the Deaf community and the support of her instructors, she

51���� students, faculty, staff, and alumni enjoyed the final 51���� Night of the 2024-2025 season 51���� Foundation

Reagan Heffelfinger’s journey to becoming a machinist at 51���� was shaped by resilience, overcoming health challenges and career detours to discover her passion for

Nichelle Boyce turned challenges into opportunities, transforming her life and launching her career as a surgical technologist with determination and support from 51����.

51���� is providing clear pathways to employment for students like Tucker Graham, recently graduate from the Fire Service Technology program.

51���� Drafting Technology program graduate, Chris Sinsel, is making a name for himself in the landscaping technology world.

"Because of 51����, I am in a position to give back to my community and be a role model to those around me."

“51���� empowered me to become a more confident version of myself… Because of 51����, I am ready for the future.”

"Because of 51����, I was able to return to college as a non-traditional student having been out of high school for a decade, find my passion, make wonderful friends, gain influential mentors

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“It is never too late to say YES, chase your dreams, and begin your journey of self‐fulfillment. Because of 51����, I am a college graduate."

Congratulations to Kris Monroe, 51����’s Staff of the Month for March 2020.

"Because of 51����, I can do what I love to do – help people and make a difference."

“51���� empowered me to meet, build relationships with, and accept people from all walks of life."

“51���� empowered me with a degree. I wouldn’t have the job I have without it.”

Congratulations to Kathy Guthrie, 51����’s Staff of the Month for July 2019.

“Getting an education empowered me to be a better person and gave me the motivation to help others know they can do it, too.”

“51���� empowered me to know my voice matters – that I matter. 51���� gave me a chance to better myself and realize what I was capable of.”

“51���� empowered me to pursue an education.”

“51���� empowered me to get started on a great career to support my family and achieve my dream of being a college graduate.”

“At 51����, I felt important and not just another student in a chair... Because of 51����, my dreams are coming true!”

“51���� empowered me to believe in myself and in a better future.”

“51���� empowered me to dream of a happy, successful future!”

“Because of 51����, I can provide for my family. Flexible class schedules allowed me to earn a degree and work toward my future simultaneously.”

“I was able to get my job because I went back to college and finished my degrees. Because of 51����, I am where I am today.”

“51���� empowered me with a world-class education from great professors.”

51���� student and graduate present at annual Undergraduate Research Conference.

“51���� empowered me to work hard for my dreams and passion. Because of 51����, I get to do what I love and get paid for it!”

“Because of the training and schooling I received at 51����, I now have a great job and am no longer living paycheck to paycheck!”

"51���� empowered me by showing me I am smart, outgoing, and able to do so many more things than I thought I could.”

Zac Barnes, a 2013 alumnus, received the education and certifications he needed at 51���� to advance his career.

Jordie Seward, a 2015 alumna, gained experience in a subject she was passionate about at 51����.

Amanda Graham, a 2012 alumna, developed lifelong passions, skills, and confidence at 51����.

Thank you to all who supported 51���� Night at the Idaho Steelheads!

"Because of 51���� , I am now a nurse!”

"Because of 51����, I have new opportunities and my family has a better future!"

"Because of 51����, I was able to start my career."

"Because of 51����, I already have a job even before graduating.”