Agenda for the October 14, 2020 Salt Lake Community College Board of Trustees meeting. Meeting to be conducted by Maria Farrington, Chair, via Teleconference with limited in-person access as well. Action items and discussion included: Faculty Prerogatives in Maintaining a Safe, Supportive and Effective Learning Environment Policy (2nd Reading), Student Center Remodel, Facilities Renovation, Remodeling and New Construction Policy (2nd Reading), Community Engagement Leave Policy (2nd Reading), Obsolete Policy Approval, Enrollment Report, COVID-19 Update, and Thayne Center for Student Life, Leadership and Civic Engagement Reorganization.
Subjects
Board of Trustees (Salt Lake Community College), Meetings, COVID-19, Virus, pandemic, Safety, policy, reorganizations, Remodeling, Student Center (Redwood Campus)
Local Identifiers
20-0364
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 2011-06-22
Description
The Globe, June 22, 2011, Summer '11, issue 3
Subjects
writing, Remodeling, vandalism
Local Identifiers
globe-20110622
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 1989-02-27
Description
Horizon, February 27, 1989, Vol. 88-89 No. 18
Subjects
Drug abuse, Employment, Teachers, Honor, Robberies, Remodeling, South City Campus
Local Identifiers
15-0556
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 1983-04-01
Description
Points West, April 1, 1983, No. 23
Subjects
Remodeling, Nuclear weapons, Income taxes, Health care
Local Identifiers
15-0381
Title
SLCC Student Newspapers 1994-09-27
Description
Horizon, September 27, 1994, Vol. 94-95 No. 1
Subjects
Remodeling, Political representation, Events, convocations, South City Campus, theater, Leadership, Theatrical productions
SLCC Board of Trustees 1983-03-09: Meeting Minutes
Description
Minutes of the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake Institutional Council held on March 9, 1983 where President Carnahan presented the legislative update about the Legislature taking money from the retirement surplus to balance the budget. The concerns about budgeting and have to cut the number of students entering for the next year was discussed. Inquiries and questions about creating a Faculty Senate were discussed. The introduction of Mr. Geoffrey R. Brugger, Dean of the School of External Programs and Continuing Education lead to a speech to develop self-supporting programs and classes that meet educational needs of the community on and off campus. The report of Dean of Students discussed about the demand for classes increase. Vice Chairman Conder prepared the policy statement regarding Consultation and Other Activities Policy and attached it. The investment report was reviewed. The Auxiliary Operation Report was distributed. An announcement was made regarding the remodel of the Nelson Auditorium.
