The Institute for Continued Learning (ICL) is a program of classes and
activities for lifelong learners. Membership consists primarily of retired and semi-retired persons. ICL is patterned after hundreds of similar centers around the country for
continued learning in a college environment. ICL has functioned under a
charter from Utah Tech University (UT) since 1979 and is an official on campus organization. It is governed by a council of volunteers composed of elected members. Classes are led by volunteers, either retired professionals who have
expertise in their subjects or individuals who have skills and interests that
they are willing to share. While most of the classes are in Utah Tech
University classrooms, some of the classes are in field-trip format. ICL
classes are offered from early September through mid-April. However, class assignments may be required in some classes. Copies of the ICL Charter, Constitution and By-Laws, and ICL’s policies
and procedures are contained in booklet “Charter, Constitution, By-Laws
and Code of Conduct” which is provided to all members. socialmedia.utahtech.edu
