Check out These New Webinars

If you missed Stephen Helfenbein’s sold out webinar, you have another opportunity to register. We have also added new webinar options to the calendar:

Vision and Action: MA with Stephen Helfenbein
April 9 & 10 11:00am-1:00pm, 3 or 6 CEUs

Intro to the Learning Connection Model with Chris Rogers
Tuesday April 7 11:00am-1:00pm, 2 CEUs

Willfully or Skillfully with Ron Kipp
Thursday April 9 6:00-8:00pm, 2 CEUs

Movements that Matter: Snowboard MA with Nathan Chapple
Tuesday April 14 11:00am-1:00pm, 2 CEUs

Talk it Like it's Hot: Snowboard Tech Talk with Nathan Chapple
Thursday April 16 11:00am-1:00pm, 2 CEUs

Check the calendar, we will be adding more.

An Abrupt End to the Season

With growing concerns about the outbreak of COVID-19, and the closing of our member schools, the Intermountain Division cancelled all remaining on-snow events for the 2019/20 Season. We know that this directly impacted many of you, including those who had worked hard all season to prepare for Spring Exams. We are already planning early season exams for those of you who want to jump right back in. We were also disappointed to miss out on our annual end-of-season celebration. We plan to recognize all of our honorees at Fall Rally, and we will be publishing the Instructors of the Year awards in the May edition of Face Shots.

If you were registered for a cancelled event, you were automatically refunded. If you are in need of CEUs, they can be made up next season, or you can check out our webinars and summer clinics (health considerations permitting).

Our Salt Lake office is currently closed to visitors, but our call center is open 8-5 to answer questions and help however we can. You can also email us at admin@psia-i.org. We’re already looking forward to seeing you on snow next season.

In this uncertain time, the Intermountain Division has been working collaboratively with the other divisions and the national organization.

In case you missed the communication from Nick Herrin you can read it here:

3/18/2020 – A Message from Nicholas Herrin, PSIA-AASI CEO

Remember to wash your hands, reach out to friends and colleagues virtually, and stay healthy!