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Utah System of Higher Education Staff Utah System of Higher Education Staff Institution Name Contact Name Title Role in Perkins Email Phone Address Notes Bridgerland Technical College Renee Milne AVP, Student Services CTE Director [email protected] 435-750-3186 Bridgerland Technical College Wes Marler Financial Financial Bridgerland Technical College Michelle Welker Data Specialist Data Management [email protected] 435-750-3191 Davis Tech Leslie Mock VP and Chief Academic Officer CTE Director [email protected] 801-593-2334 Davis Tech Marcie Valdez Grant Writer and Foundation Director Grant [email protected] 801-593-2372 Davis Tech Alison Anderson Instructional Systems Design Manager CTE Coordinator [email protected] 801-593-2511 Davis Tech Owen Horne Data Manager Data Managemet [email protected] 801-593-2477 Davis Tech Jeff Lund Controller Financial [email protected] 801-593-2307 Dixie State University Nancy Hauck Associate Provost, Community Outreach and Global Engagement CTE DIrector [email protected] Dixie State University Michael Lacourse Provost and VP Academic Affairs CTE DIrector Supervisor [email protected] Dixie State University Andrea Bringhurst Director, Institutional Data Data Management [email protected] Dixie State University Mickie Jensen Staff Accountant Financial [email protected] Dixie State University Laura Bennett Director, Sponsored Programs Grant Management [email protected] Dixie Tech Tyce Peterson CTE Director CTE Director [email protected] 435-674-8428 Dixie Tech Nick Doling Registrar Data Management [email protected] 435-674-8673 MTECH (in Mountainland Consortium with UVU) Lisa Birch DIrector, Technology Programs CTE Director [email protected] MTECH (in Mountainland Consortium with UVU) Keri Banbury Data Manager Data Management [email protected] Ogden-Weber Technical College Chad Burchell VP of Instruction CTE Director [email protected] Ogden-Weber Technical College Monica Schwenk VP of Student Services Financial and Data Management [email protected] SLCC Rebecca Armitage Assistant Director, BUsiness Analytics Grant management [email protected] 801-957-4266 SLCC Jennifer Saunders Dean, SAT and Technical Specialties CTE Director [email protected] 801-957-5009 SLCC Michelle Hardwick Director, Data Science & Analytics Data [email protected] 801-957-4110 SLCC Leonel Nieto Assistant Director, BUsiness Analytics Data [email protected] 801-957-4368 SLCC Natalie Grange Assistant Controller Grant accounting [email protected] 801-957-4676 SLCC Rob Kemp Grant Accountant Grant accounting [email protected] 801-957-4619 Snow College Michael Medley CTE Director CTE Director [email protected] 435-893-2264 Snow College Stacee McIff VP Technical Education & Workforce Engagement Supervisor [email protected] 435-283-7566 Snow College Aaron Jones Grants Financial Compliance Officer Financial [email protected] 435-893-2227 Snow College Beckie Hermansen Director of Institutional Research Data Management [email protected] 435-283-7346 Southern Utah University (SUU) Jason McCoy DIrector, Concurrent Enrollment & CTE CTE Director [email protected] (435) 865-8783 Southern Utah University (SUU) Johnny MacLean Assistant Provost CTE Director Supervisor [email protected] (435) 586-1937 Southern Utah University (SUU) Christian Reiner Executive Director, Institutional Research & Assessment Data Management [email protected] (435) 586-7783 Southern Utah University (SUU) Sylvia Bradshaw Director, SPARC • Academic Grants & Contracts Financial [email protected] (435) 865-8175 Southwest Technical College Scott Leavitt VP of Instruction CTE Director [email protected] Southwest Technical College Clarissa Crosby VP Finance and HR Financial [email protected] Tooele Tech (in Consortium with TCSD) Mark Aiken VP Instruction CTE Director [email protected] (435) 248-1800 Uintah Basin Technical College Mark Dockins VP of Instructional Services CTE Director [email protected] 435.722.6906 Uintah Basin Technical College Taija Jackson Director of Business & Trades CTE Coordinator [email protected] 435.725.7143 Uintah Basin Technical College Chelsey Gillespie Business Manager Financial [email protected] 435.722.6922 Uintah Basin Technical College Deniele Malnar Data Specialist Data Management [email protected] 435.722.6933 USU Bruce Miller CTE Director and Dept Head CTE Director [email protected] USU Tyler Agner Data Analyst Data Management [email protected] USU Jackie Furfaro Data Analyst Data Management [email protected] USU MIchael Torrens Director of Analysis, Assessment and Accreditation Data Management [email protected] USU Heidi Thompson Business Manager for Aviation and Technical Education Department Financial [email protected] USU Southeast Campuses Gary Straquadine Associate Vice President, CTE CTE Director [email protected] USU Southeast Campuses Ashley Child Asst Business Manager - Southeast Region Financial [email protected] Utah Valley University (Fiscal Agent for Mountai Kim Chiu CTE Director CTE Director [email protected] 801-863-8563 Utah Valley University (Fiscal Agent for Mountai Belkis Capeles Associate Provost, COED Supervisor [email protected] Utah Valley University (Fiscal Agent for Mountai Wendy Simmerman Director, Workforce Development and Articulated Programs Co-facilitator [email protected] Utah Valley University (Fiscal Agent for Mountai Torrie Costantino CTE Pathways Coordinator Coordinator [email protected] Utah Valley University (Fiscal Agent for Mountai Geoff Matthews Associate Director, IR Data Management [email protected] 801-863-7922 Utah Valley University (Fiscal Agent for Mountai Stephanie Smith CTE Research Analyst Data Management [email protected] 801-863-7929 Utah Valley University (Fiscal Agent for Mountai Tory James Accountant Grants and Contracts [email protected] 801-863-8958 Utah Valley University (Fiscal Agent for Mountai Curtis Pendleton Sr Director Sponsored Programs [email protected] 801-863-6039 Utah Valley University (Fiscal Agent for Mountai Alex Hartvigsen Director, Post Award Services Sponsored Programs [email protected] 801-863-5685 Weber State University Julie Snowball AVP Regional Partnership Supervisor [email protected] 801-395-3482 Weber State University Shariyn Gamnle Interim CTE DIrector CTE Director [email protected] 801-395-3437 Weber State University Chaz Steimel Institutional Research Data Management [email protected] 801-626-6114 Weber State University Roxann King Accounting Supervisor Financial [email protected] 801-626-7438 Weber State University Judy Hutchison WSU accounting Financial [email protected] 801-626-8526 Weber State University Kendra Allan WSU accounting Financial [email protected] 801-626-6918 Weber State University James Taylor Director, OSP Grant Management [email protected] 801-626-6055 ADA Compliant: August 2021.
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