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UtahPresents, Johnathan Cardenas and Rob Dunn, two graduate students in the Fine Arts Department at the university. They discussed opportunities for scholarships, defined the differences between majors, and helped the kids understand their potential for secondary education. The students were then allowed to interact with the instruments, holding them and playing them with some instruction from Cardenas and Dunn. an opportunity that is otherwise unlikely unavailable to these children.
After the instrument demonstration, the students walked around the university campus, becoming familiar with student life and hopefully peaking their interest in academia. Four Kenworth Sales employees volunteered their time to lead groups of children on tours of the campus: Kyle Carter, Martha Mills, Breana Kimmins, and Zane Butterfield.