ST. GEORGE, Utah – Dixie State University students recently worked with IRS special agents in a mock scenario to gather evidence, arrest and convict someone of tax evasion as part of the Adrian Project, a hands-on experience that provides students with a glimpse at the life of an IRS special agent. Many students of differing backgrounds came together in this real-world application of their classroom-taught skills.Bryn Jones of Murrieta was among the students participating in the Adrian Project.“The Adrian Project offers a look at a day in the life; it’s a great way for students to see if being an agent is a good fit for them,” Rochelle Blatter, senior career counselor at Dixie State, said. “We have students here that are accounting majors, criminal justice majors and oth
