SkillsUSA: United as One

Fall Leadership Conference Registration Now Closed!

Conference Date: Tuesday, October 12th, 2021 (See full agenda on the FLC Page)
Registration Costs: $35.00 per participant (5.00 late fee added after September 21st)
Regular Registration: Monday, August 30th through Monday, September 20th
Late Registration: Tuesday, September 21st through Thursday, September 30th
​Payment Deadline: Wednesday, October 6th, 2021

Lowe's Chapter Grant

Apply today for a Lowe’s grant designed to upgrade a classroom or lab with new equipment or materials and supplies for a community service project. Chapters eligible for up to $15,000.​
Justin Osmond speaking at the 2019 Fall Leadership Conference
Fall Leadership Conference Registration ends Thursday, September 30th. Click for more information.
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Utah Leadership and Skills Conference Information Coming Soon!
Students in front of the Freedom Hall, Louisville, Kentucky
National Leadership and Skills Conference Information Coming Soon!
2020-2021 State Officer Team
Interested in being a State Officer? Click on the photo for more information!

SkillsUSA Web Resources
Our web resources for advisors and students support active
participation and the development of SkillsUSA Framework skills.

​The SkillsUSA competition theme for the 2021-22 school year is:

SkillsUSA: United as One

The topic to be addressed by contestants in the 2022 SkillsUSA Chapter Display, Prepared Speech and Promotional Bulletin Board competitions is our theme, “SkillsUSA: United as One.”

Have questions about SkillsUSA Membership, Conference Registration, Career Essentials or the 2021 National Leadership and Skills Conference?

Contact the Customer Care Team at
customercare@skillsusa.org or 844-875-4557

UPCOMING EVENTS AND DEADLINES

INDUSTRY PARTNER
​OF THE MONTH

Lowe's Companies, Inc., headquartered in Mooresville, is a North Carolina-based building supply and home improvement firm that has grown into one of the nation's largest retailers. Lowe's was founded in 1921 in North Wilkesboro by I. S. Lowe as a single hardware store. Lowe soon brought his son and a son-in-law, Carl Buchan, into the business. Buchan became sole owner of Lowe's in 1952 and oversaw its expansion to a chain of 15 stores by 1960.During its early years, Lowe's sold its products mainly to professional contractors, and its store design resembled that of small local hardware stores. By the mid-1980s, following a national trend, more than one-half of Lowe's sales were to nonprofessionals in the general public.  Lowe's stores became huge, warehouse-style buildings. The company's product line was also expanded beyond its large tool and building supply inventory to include appliances, home decorations, and garden products. By 2006 Lowe's was the nation's second-largest home improvement retailer behind Home Depot, with more than $43 billion in sales and 1,250 stores in 49 states.

​To learn more about LOWES Click below!

Want to be an Industry Partner of SkillsUSA Utah?

NEW ADVISOR TO SKILLSUSA UTAH? CHECK OUT OUR ADVISOR PAGE BY CLICKING HERE
​TO GET STARTED!

QUESTIONS?

BILLING QUESTIONS
Jennifer Streker,  SkillsUSA Utah CFO
strekerj@gmail.com - (801) 540-4342

ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS:
Savannah Whitney, Executive Secretary
savannahwhitney1017@gmail.com - (385) 212-4727
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Richard Wittwer, State Director
skillsusa.utahstatedirector@gmail.com
(435) 590-8386
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WANT TO GET INVOLVED? WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!
utahskillsusa@gmail.com
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