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Title: SLCC Student Newspapers 2016-11-02
Description: The Globe, November 2, 2016, Fall '16 Issue 11.
Subjects: Political participation, Vietnam War, financial aid, scholarships, Voting, Veterans, voters, Recycling
Local Identifiers: 16-4823

Title: Open English @ SLCC: Texts on Writing, Language, and Literacy
Personal Creator: SLCC English Department
Description: Open English @ SLCC is an evolving digital book created and maintained by English Department faculty at Salt Lake Community College. It exists to provide our faculty–over one hundred full- and part-time instructors–with robust, flexible, and locally produced open educational resources (OER) that can be used for teaching a variety of courses across our composition sequence. The book is organized around a set of six locally-responsive threshold concepts that form the conceptual backbone of how our department approaches the work of teaching reading, writing and rhetoric. These threshold concepts–transformative, integrative and troubling ideas that we feel are essential for any kind of mastery in writing and literate practices–build on foundational work in thresholds by Eric Meyer and Ray Land, in addition to more recent work on threshold concepts in writing by Linda Adler-Kassler, Elizabeth Wardle and many others. Unlike a traditional textbook, the writing in this book invites remix, adaptation, and repurposing to match the specific needs of its users–SLCC writing students and instructors primarily–but also faculty and students at other schools, course designers, WPAS, and anyone else interested in open texts about writing, language and literacy. You can access the OER here: https://openenglishatslcc.pressbooks.com/
Subjects: Open Educational Resources (OER), English, rhetoric, diversity, Language, literacy, literary criticism, narrative, actions, civil actions, Political participation, persuasive writing, persuasion, evaluation, peer review, citations
Local Identifiers: 19-0084

Title: SLCC Student Newspapers 2020-11-04
Description: The Globe, November 4, 2020, Online Edition
Subjects: first-generation, Salt Lake Community College, higher education, Celebrations, celebrating, Virtual, Political elections, Presidential elections, ballots, COVID-19, social unrest, Political participation, Political activity, amendments, Constitutional amendments, local government, local politics, Governors, Lawyers, mayors, districts, election districts, water districts
Local Identifiers: 21-0327

Title: Jonathan Horowitz, Your Land / My Land: Election 2012 - Exhibition Views
Personal Creator: Jonathan Horowitz
Description: A special exhibition coinciding with the 2012 American Presidential Election. The space created by Horowitz will provide a location for people to gather and watch coverage of as well as talk about the presidential election. The installation’s central trope is a divided United States swathed in only red and blue. According to Horowitz, “If race and gender were the defining themes of the ’08 election, economic policy and economic disparity will likely be the defining themes of the 2012 election. The placement of the lyrics will extend this metaphor to the land of the museum and the land outside. Exhibition held in the New Genres Gallery space.
Subjects: Political participation, Political elections, Activists, Capitalism, Liberalism, Salt Lake Art Center, multidisciplinary concepts, video
Local Identifiers: 14-0131

Title: SLCC Student Newspapers 2021-01-25
Description: The Globe, January 25, 2021, Online Edition
Subjects: inaugurations, Political activity, political events, Political elections, political divisions, Politicians, politics, COVID-19, theme, unity, musical performances, Celebrities, Political participation
Local Identifiers: 21-0351

Title: SLCC Student Newspapers 2020-09-21
Description: The Globe, September 21, 2020, Online Edition
Subjects: Voting, voters, voting by mail, Voter apathy, ballots, registration, Political participation, citizen participation, COVID-19, elections
Local Identifiers: 21-0305

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1983-11-09: Agenda and Meeting Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Institutional Council of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake conducted on November 9, 1983 including a memorandum regarding the agenda that will be discussed and setting a reminder about the Institutional Council offices elections. On the minute President Carnahan reported that higher education and public education are attempting a coordinated effort in their budget requests. A revision of the Job Classification Policy, the Flexible Retirement Program and a new policy of Employee Definitions and Categories was discussed. The "Staff and Program Development" was explained why and how it helps faculty with proposal writing and the College at the same time. The Alumni Council reported to have been conducting a phone-a-thon to purchase some very urgently needed equipment. Plans of Dinners to rise funds were shared. The Utah Students Association and the Associated Students of UTC-SL reported having gone to the State Capitol and held a mock legislative session with requests for financial statements regarding faculty salaries, taxes and general education budgeting. The evaluation for accreditation was announced as well as the review from the Board of Regents and the State Board on the Associate Degree program. John Klas was appointed as Chairman of UTC-SL Institutional Council and Jerrald Conder as Vice Chairman. A Synopsis of the Senate meeting of the College Senate was attached with Letters of support by President Schnirel for increase in faculty increase salary and cuts on budget. A student Handbook was attached to promote Student Activities, clubs, sports, the College Center information desk, the College Store, Food services, Games room, women's resource center, and other Student Services and guide, as well as a map of the Redwood Road campus in 1983.
Subjects: Economic policy, Government spending reductions, policy, Employment, Pensions, retirement, Teachers, Fund raising, legislative acts, Political participation, Legislative hearings, Educational evaluation, handbooks, student success, Redwood Campus, student aid
Local Identifiers: 21-0145

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1984-04-11: Agenda and Meeting Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Institutional Council of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake was conducted on Wednesday, April 11, 1984 regarding the presentation of Dr. Cecil Baxter, president of North Seattle Community College who did the evaluation for the accreditation of the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges. A proposal for a Policy for Political Activities on Campus was discussed. The College told plans on having an integrated data base to accommodate and interconnect the data from and for each departments. It was announced that the Governor's Excellence Awards will be given on campus at an event on May 14, 1984. The investment portfolio was attached. The policy & practice for political use of university facilities was attached. The auxiliary operations review report, consisting on verify the financial operations, quality of services being provided and management status in compliance with board policies of the College Center, the College Store, the Food service, and the Child Care Center was attached. An explanatory information regarding the UTEC (Utah Tech Electronic Campus) implementation can be seen at the end of the document.
Subjects: Educational evaluation, policy, public policy, Student life and customs, Political participation, Political activity, progress reports, reports, administrative reports
Local Identifiers: 21-0150

Title: SLCC Student Newspapers 2021-01-08
Description: The Globe, January 8, 2021, Online Edition
Subjects: Religion & politics, Political participation, local politics, Allegiance, Political elections, Demonstrations, protests, protesting, Activists, Proud Boys, the, Salt Lake Community College, fraud, voters, Voting, Black Lives Matter (BLM), Police, journalists, Journalism
Local Identifiers: 21-0346

Title: SLCC Student Newspapers 2021-09-07
Description: The Globe, September 7, 2021, Online Edition. Written by Bailee Jessop.
Subjects: Political activity, Political participation, city councils, local politics, Politics & government
Local Identifiers: 22-0007

Title: SLCC Student Newspapers 2021-09-30
Description: The Globe, September 30, 2021, Online Edition. Written by : Ariel Widerburg and Morgan Workman.
Subjects: student success, entrepreneurs, Alumni & alumnae, Clothing industry, Student aspirations, business enterprises, Business people, Refugees, Legislation, social conflict, Economic & social conditions, Political activity, Political participation, Politics & government
Local Identifiers: 22-0016

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1997-11-12: Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the meeting held on November 12th, 1997, regarding the election procedure and recommendation for nominations. It was informed that the document R220 was being reviewed, and the actions on the Bylaws were going to be analyzed until the Task Force finished their work with the R220. Information about the College vehicles' numbers and costs was requested. It was informed that some repairs have to be done to the Institutional residence and an estimated cost was discussed. President Budd reported a meeting with some legislators where he shared priorities of the College, such as faculty, the apprenticeship program and capital facilities. I was reported that Governor Leavitt visited the SLCC. Plans to possibly arrange a meeting with the new president of the University of Utah were shared. President Budd shared the possibility to purchase the riverside property where the Riverside campus is located.
Subjects: monthly reports, bylaws, elections, nominations, inventorying, land vehicles, motor vehicles, administrative reports, university and college buildings, Maintenance & repair, Legislators, Political participation, Educational facilities, legislative acts, Legislators, Riverside Center
Local Identifiers: 21-0494

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1984-09-12: Agenda and Meeting Minutes
Description: A memorandum dated on September 5, 1984 with the agenda of the meeting for September 12, 1984 can be seen at the beginning of the document. The minutes of the Institutional Council of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake conducted on September 12, 1984, talked about the review of the retreat with Institutional Council and the Legislative dinner with Regents, Presidents and Legislators and the concern for a Director of Development. A special report about what the College did for the Laid-Off Kennecott people. The Investment and Capital Facilities Portfolio Report was reviewed. Inquiries about the Second Floor of the College Center were discussed, such as the architects, budget, committees, a preliminary design, a Student Services area, etc. and attached an outline of anticipated cost. Reports of Faculty and Staff Positions Filled or to be Filled, and Quarterly New Hire Report were included. The ribbon-cutting of the two classroom campus in the Sandy shopping center was discussed. A letter of appreciation to the Advisory Council and Craft Committee members and discussions about the Report on Advisory Council Recommendations were mention and documents were attached. The list of Advisory Committee was attached.. The Financial Planning workshop was attached. A capital Improvement recommendation 1985-86 and 1986-87 was inserted. The document for themes from the program Craft Advisory committees was attached.
Subjects: official reports, administrative reports, retreats, Legislators, legislative acts, Political participation, student success, hiring, Employees, building plans, educational centers, Educational facilities, Students, monthly reports, student aid, financial statements, planning, letters
Local Identifiers: 21-0154

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1997-06-11: Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the meeting held on June 11th, 1997 the Hours of Work /Telephone Coverage Policy was discussed. Concerns about an article from the Community College Week newspaper which focused on the Governor's letter regarding the Jordan Campus. It was reported that a lot of construction was going on at the South City Campus, and it was reported that on a trip to Washington D.C. two people from the College were able to met all five of the Utah Congressmen personally. Statistics from the Eccles Lab School were reviewed and presented a film, the meeting praised the Day Care and kept reading about the services offered to children. On the Alumni Report it was expressed the desire to acquire a place of their own.
Subjects: policy, Employee rights, Telephones, Jordan Campus, articles, Political issues, Political participation, Day care, student aid, alumni associations, university and college buildings
Local Identifiers: 21-0486

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1997-01-08: Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the meeting held on January 8th, 1997 that commence by announcing the need for people to serve in the Honorary Degree Committee. Bonnie Jean stated that the full report from the Internal Auditor would be given to the Board in June and it was reminded that the Board made the decision to have the Internal Auditor report to the Executive Committee in January and to the full Board in June. The Drug Free Workplace Policy revision and a concern arise concerning required reporting of outside convictions, a rehabilitation program and a return to work agreement, and was set to be discussed again. The Weapons Policy Draft was discussed according with the general concern that came from Faculty, staff and some students about concealed weapons, though there was not a lot that could be done more than discourage the introduction of weapons to the campuses. Comments were made about the Budget Status and told the meeting that the SLCC's budget request and the Governor's suggestions were going to be presented to the Trustees in February. The Campus master plan was discussed, though President Budd reiterated that there are a number of projects in work, but they create no changes to the master plan. The President Budd added that the tenure document and the process are in work and that the College is not afraid to take action on poor Teachers, and that teachers are evaluated. It was announced that the courses are scheduled to go into semester scheduling in the fall of 1998. Professor Shari Sowards was introduced at the meeting and explain what her course have taught students about political process and an active participation in elections.
Subjects: monthly reports, auditing, policy, Drug abuse, Firearms control, Law enforcement, Economic policy, legislative acts, Educational facilities, master plans, campuses, Teachers, Teachers -- Training of, Educational evaluation, semesters, elections, student projects, student aid, Political participation
Local Identifiers: 21-0476

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