Annette Pukahi is the counselor here at the ALC. With it being Counselor Week we would like to highlight Annette.  Annette has worked for the ALC since 2013. She previously worked at UVU before she came to the ALC.  She has 4 children, 3 sons, and 1 daughter.

This week our Medical Terminology classes are learning different ways to study root words. It is fun to see how creative Ms. Grant gets in helping these students learn the words and meanings necessary to the students learning the knowledge they will need to succeed in the class.  

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Ms. Keetch Pschy 1100, human Development class have been learning about the Developing Child in their class recently. This past week we were privileged to have a bunch of very cute, little people grace the halls of the ALC.

• The students have been learning to explore child development, the biological and psychological changes that occur in children as they grow.

Mark your calendars for this coming Monday, February 4th at 7:00 pm at Payson High school for an event you DO NOT WANT TO MISS. 

Dr. Christy Kane, Ph.D., CMHC, will be giving a seminar on how electronics impact the human brain. She uses clinical experience and scientific research to explain the neurological changes taking place in the developing brain due to the impact of electronics. Attendees will learn key solutions to help stabilize their families in this electronic world.  Those who have already heard her speak said that this is something you will kick yourself for missing.

She will also be speaking at other schools as follows:

Teacher Tuesday: Meet Natalie Grant
Natalie is an Advanced Health Science instructor at the Nebo Advanced Learning Center (ALC) where she teaches Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology, EMR, and Medical Forensics. Here is what was said about her.

PMI, Project Management Institute, is the international non-profit association for advancing the profession of project management. The PMI Northern Utah Chapter is offering three scholarships, $2000, $1000, and $500, to outstanding Utah students who demonstrate an interest in project management.

“A project is a temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique product, service, or result.” -Project Management Institute (PMBOK Guide)

SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST: YOUTUBE VIDEO SUBMISSION

To apply for and be considered for a scholarship, please create and upload a 5 minute or less YouTube video telling a story about a project you have been involved in.

CONGRATULATIONS TO STUDENTS WHO ATTEND THE ALC WHO RECEIVED STERLING SCHOLAR IN THEIR HOME HIGH SCHOOL

Dallin Burton                           Dylan Mitchell                    Rachel Weber   

Ladd Davis                              Emma Wilson                    Gavin Lamb

Emma Young                           Zachary Foster                 Jessica Hoschouer