Utah\u27s rural counties have experienced high levels of unemployment compared to the state\u27s urban counties. Utah State University Extension developed a remote work educational program intended to reduce rural unemployment. We conducted a descriptive study to gather data from May–August 2019 participants (N = 1,025). Our results indicate that short-term outcomes from the course were realized. On average, participants experienced increases in knowledge, improved skills, and positive intentions toward seeking remote employment. We recommended formative evaluation for continuous course improvement and follow-up procedures to measure participants\u27 success in securing remote employment. Extension professionals can plan and evaluate their ...
The transition process of farms and ranches presents many unique challenges to producers. In respons...
Population decline, outmigration of youths, and dwindling job prospects have challenged the vitality...
Rural Utah today, by George T. Blanch 91 Public services, their availability and cost, by Rondo A. C...
Utah\u27s rural counties have experienced high levels of unemployment compared to the state\u27s urb...
Compared to urban counties, Utah\u27s rural counties experienced high levels of unemployment. Inform...
Rural Utahns experience high levels of unemployment. Under the Rural Online Initiative, USU Extensio...
Many people migrate out of rural communities in Utah in search of job opportunities. Meanwhile, busi...
With population migration out of Utah\u27s rural communities threatening the future workforce in sma...
Utah consists of many rural counties spread out over vast areas of land, and only a few urban counti...
Workforce development is a growing need in rural communities. This article recognizes Cooperative Ex...
A needs assessment is a useful tool for prioritizing community needs and allocating resources. Prior...
In the urban State of Utah, rural communities face a myriad of economic, social, and environmental c...
Reinforcing and facilitating learning communities is a strategy that has been used to decrease attri...
Tourism-based rural economic development schemes are of great interest to many states that once reli...
In 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic changed the nature of work for many Americans, and the use of these a...
The transition process of farms and ranches presents many unique challenges to producers. In respons...
Population decline, outmigration of youths, and dwindling job prospects have challenged the vitality...
Rural Utah today, by George T. Blanch 91 Public services, their availability and cost, by Rondo A. C...
Utah\u27s rural counties have experienced high levels of unemployment compared to the state\u27s urb...
Compared to urban counties, Utah\u27s rural counties experienced high levels of unemployment. Inform...
Rural Utahns experience high levels of unemployment. Under the Rural Online Initiative, USU Extensio...
Many people migrate out of rural communities in Utah in search of job opportunities. Meanwhile, busi...
With population migration out of Utah\u27s rural communities threatening the future workforce in sma...
Utah consists of many rural counties spread out over vast areas of land, and only a few urban counti...
Workforce development is a growing need in rural communities. This article recognizes Cooperative Ex...
A needs assessment is a useful tool for prioritizing community needs and allocating resources. Prior...
In the urban State of Utah, rural communities face a myriad of economic, social, and environmental c...
Reinforcing and facilitating learning communities is a strategy that has been used to decrease attri...
Tourism-based rural economic development schemes are of great interest to many states that once reli...
In 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic changed the nature of work for many Americans, and the use of these a...
The transition process of farms and ranches presents many unique challenges to producers. In respons...
Population decline, outmigration of youths, and dwindling job prospects have challenged the vitality...
Rural Utah today, by George T. Blanch 91 Public services, their availability and cost, by Rondo A. C...