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Davis Technical College, Utah Department of Corrections
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About Davis Technical College, Utah Department of Corrections
Davis Technical College, Utah Department of Corrections is an instructional site of Davis Technical College located in Salt Lake City, Utah, operating within a Utah Department of Corrections facility. This site delivers vocational and technical education to incarcerated individuals as part of a correctional education program, providing workforce-ready skills to support successful reentry into the community. Specific enrollment and completion data for this site are not reported separately in available IPEDS records.
As an extension of Davis Technical College, a public technical college based in Kaysville, Utah, this site may offer certificate-level programs in applied trades and technical fields consistent with Davis Tech's broader offerings, which have included areas such as welding, construction, automotive service, and other skilled trades.
Salt Lake City is the capital and largest city in Utah. Correctional education programs of this type are designed to reduce recidivism by equipping participants with industry-recognized credentials and practical skills applicable in the civilian workforce upon release.
1480 North 8000 West, Salt Lake City, UT 84116
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