Dixie Technical College

Recent cyberattacks in St. George and around Utah are a reminder that no one is “too small” to be a target. In our newest article, Information Technology Instructor Christopher Hartman shares practical habits you can start using today to safeguard your digital life. Visit dixietech.edu/blog to read the full article and learn how you can enhance your digital safety today!

Today, we were excited to welcome the Lowe’s team to Dixie Technical College to celebrate our new partnership and look ahead to the opportunities it will create for our students and community.
This partnership comes at an exciting time as Dixie Tech begins putting our $930,000 Gable Grant from the Lowe’s Foundation to work expanding skilled trades education and training.
We look forward to working alongside both the Lowe’s Foundation and our local Lowe’s team to strengthen workforce education, support our students, and create more pathways to successful careers in Southern Utah.
We’re grateful for partners who believe in the power of technical education and share our commitment to investing in the people and workforce that will build the future of our community.

Our Machining instructors, Briggs and Alfonso, recently visited the Gene Haas Workforce Training Center for an opportunity to learn from and collaborate with some of the best professionals in the industry.
During their visit, they explored new techniques, exchanged ideas, and gained valuable insight into the latest machining practices and technology. Experiences like this help our instructors stay connected to the industry and bring current, real-world knowledge directly back into the classroom.
We’re proud to have instructors who are committed to continually improving their skills and creating the best possible learning experience for Dixie Tech students.

Big news for the trades in Southern Utah!
Dixie Tech has been awarded a nearly $1 million Gable Grant from the Lowe's Foundation to expand our electrical, HVACR, and plumbing programs — one of only 10 colleges selected nationwide, and the only one in Utah.
More equipment. More hands-on hours. More students walking out ready to work in the trades our community is calling for.
Thank you to the Lowe's Foundation for believing in what our students can build.
Full story at dixietech.edu/blog.

From prep work to the final shine!
Dixie Tech Collision Repair students are getting hands-on experience restoring a vehicle and completing the full refinishing process—from cleaning and prepping the surface to painting, buffing, and repeating each step until the finish is just right.
Every stage builds the precision, patience, and skills needed for a career in collision repair. Learn more at dixietech.edu

Happy Pioneer Day from Dixie Technical College!
As we celebrate the pioneer spirit of hard work, perseverance, and community that helped shape Utah, we hope you enjoy the holiday with family and friends.
Please note that Dixie Technical College will be closed July 24–26 in observance of Pioneer Day. Regular operations will resume Monday, July 27.
Have a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend! ❤️🤍💙