2018 - Could Archaea Be an Important Key to Unlocking the Mysteries of Progeria? - Poster Presentation
Description
This is a poster that was presented at the 2018 Science, Mathematics & Engineering (SME) Symposium at Salt Lake Community College. The presenter: Ashley Platt, Salt Lake Community College, Utah USA.
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/
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15-0743
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SLCC Board of Trustees 1984-01-11: Agenda and Meeting Minutes
Description
Memorandum dated on January 4, 1984 regarding the agenda of the coming meeting and Minutes of the Institutional Council of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake meeting conducted on January 11, 1984. Glenn Riddle as the new Student Body President was announced. Intentions to use the Jordan Junior High to held the Skills Center and the expenses of remodeling were discussed. The College announced that they were looking at offering classes at various locations around the Valley due to students demand, Sandy, Park City school districts were in talks with the College to foresee the possibility of offering classes in their Buildings, while contacts in Tooele and Bountiful were being made. Report of Four classes this quarter being taught through Channel 7 was made. Expectation of the Accreditation team to visit the Library, Student services, management and classrooms were shared. The investment report was reviewed and accepted. The 10-year anniversary celebration of the College Center was announced. a Brief synopsis of the report on the School of Technology and General Education and the Applied Science Degree was shared. The technical emphasis of this degree was stressed and mentioned that computer courses were being added to the nursing curriculum and it was determined that the actual curriculum of Electronics was consistent with industry demands. A revision of the Vacation Policy was requested.
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university and college buildings, Educational facilities, Classrooms, telecommuting, educational complexes, educational centers, Educational evaluation, telecommunications, Television broadcasting, Educational technology, accreditation, evaluation, Anniversaries, associate's degree, Vocational education, Education -- Curricula, policy, Vacations, Employee vacations
