Utah Board of Higher Education Seeks Public Input and Names Search Committee for Bridgerland Technical College Presidential Search

In-person and virtual sessions scheduled for August 24 and 25

The Utah Board of Higher Education (Board) is seeking public input to help identify the next president of Bridgerland Technical College (BTECH). The BTECH search committee, which will lead the search for the next president, has also been named. 

To ensure broad participation and to gather perspectives from across the college and surrounding region, multiple options are available for individuals to provide input. Faculty, staff, students, alumni, local industry partners, and community members are encouraged to participate. 

There will be one in-person and one virtual public input session offered. Individuals may also provide feedback by:

“Finding the right leader for Bridgerland Technical College depends heavily on hearing directly from the people and industries BTECH serves,” said Amanda Covington, chair of the Utah Board of Higher Education. “We urge students, faculty, staff, and regional employers to participate in this process so we can select a president who will advocate for student achievement, strengthen industry partnerships, and keep BTECH at the forefront of hands-on, career-aligned training.”

Input gathered during these sessions will help shape the presidential leadership profile included in the official job posting and guide the search committee in reviewing and evaluating presidential candidates.

The ten-member search committee, established by the Board of Higher Education to lead the presidential search, brings together stakeholders from across the BTECH community who are charged with identifying candidates who will advance BTECH’s mission and strategic priorities. The committee includes representation from students, faculty, staff, administration, trustees, and the Utah Board of Higher Education. Below is a complete list of the BTECH presidential search committee members:

“This presidential search is about finding the right steward for BTECH’s next chapter,” said Karina Brown, chair of the BTECH Board of Trustees and search committee chair. “Our committee is dedicated to identifying a leader who will listen to our students, faculty, and staff, build upon our engagement with industry, and continue to enhance our reputation for technical education excellence.”

In the coming weeks, the search committee will announce the official job posting and call for nominations and applications.

As required by state statute, the presidential search process is confidential to attract the strongest and most qualified pool of applicants. The search committee will review applications, conduct interviews and recommend three prioritized qualified finalists to the Utah Board of Higher Education, which will make the final selection in an open and public meeting. To protect the integrity of the process and candidate privacy, applicant and candidate details will remain confidential until the Board announces the final appointment. Ongoing updates on the search process will be posted at btech.edu/presidential-search/.

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