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Title: SLCC Student Newspapers 2003-01-06
Description: Student Zone, SLCCSA, January 6, 2003
Subjects: elections, Taylorsville Redwood Campus, South City Campus, Jordan Campus, Sandy Campus, Larry H. Miller Campus, The Grand Theatre, Events, fees
Local Identifiers: 15-0963

Title: SLCC Student Newspapers 2009-11-04
Description: The Globe, November 4, 2009, Fall '09, Issue 12.
Subjects: volleyball, Thanksgiving, energy resources, fees, Television programs, Theatrical productions, Socialism, National socialism, Motion pictures, Freedom of speech
Local Identifiers: 15-1346

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1979-03-21: Meeting Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake on March 21st, 1979 regarding presentation of the Money Management Investment reports, review Investment Portfolio and Summary of Investment Transactions. The list of personnel actions was reviewed. Revamping the landscape project to make it more accessible to people with disabilities. The possibility to reach out spokespersons with the capacity to assist the College during legislative sessions. Proposals to broaden the fee base for operating expenses of the College Center due to decrease of student enrollments. President Cowgill reviewed the tentative objectives for long-range planning documents, reviewed the Mission Statement for the College.
Subjects: building plans, personnel, Legal aid, fees, administration, Mission
Local Identifiers: 21-0099

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1996-03-13: Agenda
Description: Agenda dated on March 6, 1996 for the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the meeting to be held on March 13, 1996. It was announced at the beginning of the agenda plans to take a photo of the board members. Some of the items that would be need approval are attached in this agenda, and they are as it follows: Investment Report, the Tuition and Fee Schedule for 1996-97 (that would affect three areas: Intramurals, Athletics, and Student Activities), the presentation for approval of the Human Resource Technology Program (contains the form of inscription and its mission, highlights and a draft of the proposal for an Associates Degree and the minutes of the meeting of the Human Resource Management Advisory Sub-Committee held in the Business Building regarding the creation of the program and its requirements), Minutes of the February Meeting, Approval to hold an Executive Session or Sessions in April, Personnel Report, the Strategic planning of cycles I-VI. Then, other reports, such as the Budget Status Report, or the Legislative Actions and the Summary of Session. The Student Services Report and the Academic Report are included with the Consensual Relations Policy, the Educational Reimbursement Policy, the Development and Fund-Raising Report and the Calendar of Upcoming Events.
Subjects: monthly reports, investment, tuition, fees, Programs, technology, associate's degree, Meetings, minutes, Employees, Strategic planning, Economic policy, legislative acts, legislative records, administrative reports, Students, student aid, student success, policy, Fund raising
Local Identifiers: 21-0459

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1996-03-13: Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the meeting held on march 13, 1996 where it was notified that the Trustees had receive a letter of Concern from the College Faculty Senate and was noted that the Board of Trustees is responsible to monitor certain areas within the institution and report to the Commissioner of Higher Education any known violations of Utah law and/or Board of Regents Policies and Procedures. Calls were made to do nominations for the Honorary Degree Committee, stressing that those nominations should be accompanied by documentary materials and include nominees' contributions in many facets to the College, state and community. In the Tuition and fee schedule for 1996-97 it was agreed that the same rate would be set as in 1995-1996, and move $1 from recreation to athletics. The Human Resource Technology program explained the proposal for this new program, claiming that students must be trains not just in law, but how to run a business with fair treatment of all employees and addresses disability, sexual harassment and gender issues. Talks about the planning of the 90th South campus were shared, and concerns arise for the lack of participation of faculty for this project, as well as President Budd praised Richard Rhodes and Gordon Storrs for their work on the campus. The retirement of Ann Erickson, academic vice president was announced. Concerns were shared about legislative actions and the budget for the next year. Efforts to improve the Costumer Quality in the College were shared and the strategic planning cycles were reviewed. The first reading of the Consensual relations policy was done and brief comments about it were made. The educational Reimbursement policy was read thoughts about this policy were about allowing full-time employees to have the opportunity for individual growth and development and some conditions were shared.
Subjects: monthly reports, Board of Trustees (Salt Lake Community College), reporting, nominations, Committees, tuition, fees, Programs, technology, management, workplace, campuses, building plans, Retirements, legislative acts, Economic policy, costumers, quality, policy, Employee rights
Local Identifiers: 21-0460

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1996-04-10: Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the meeting held on April 10, 1996 that start with the introduction of the new Student Body officers. Concerns were expressed with the enrollment status, particularly in the Social Science Division at SLCC. Recommendation was made to purchase property located on State Street adjoining the South City Campus. The second reading of the Consensual Relation policy was made and stressed that the purpose of the policy was to actively discourage romantic or sexual relationships between employee and student, supervisor and employee and between all employees. The Educational Reimbursement Policy was read as well. A motion to increase the College fees was made, though the Board of Regents had yet to decide whether or not they will approve any of the increases. Calls from Judd Morgan to the Trustees to meet the appropriate individuals who made the activities occur in the College Center Auxiliary Report were made. Concerns about not enough media coverage of the games and low attendance gave a proposal to get athletic directors to meet with the sports writers from the newspapers. Art Kanahara was introduced in the meeting and showed segments of actual programs produces by students to demonstrate what they had learned on TV production and documentaries.
Subjects: monthly reports, appointments, Student unions, purchasing, policy, Employee rights, workplace, fees, Events, sports, Sports spectators, Athletes, Journalism, Educational technology
Local Identifiers: 21-0462

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1996-05-08: Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the meeting held on May 8th, 1996 where the Concurrent Enrollment issue with Granger High School and It was decided not to offer the Psychology class though alternatives were proposed, such as selecting specific materials and textbooks that were suitable for High School students. The people that had accepted Honorary Doctorate Degrees was announced. Mary Bangerter and Norman Riggs as Board of Trustees representatives on the Foundation Board was announced. The Utah State Building Board's FY97 Capital Improvement Funding Recommendations list was reviewed and said that the college would receive a certain quantity to be used for improvements at the South City Campus. President Budd informed the Trustees that the Board of Regents had approved the $1 increase in student fees. President Budd reported that the speaker of the House of Representatives, Mel Brown, spent the better part of the morning at SLCC. He spoke to a Political Science class, and then was given a tour of the campus (including the Markosian Library, Alder Amphitheater, the Lifetime Activities Center and Union Pacific Science and Industry Building) , including a demonstration of classroom technology. Simultaneously Senator Al Mansell taught a business class.
Subjects: monthly reports, courses, enrollments, high schools, Awards, Educational facilities, appointments, Foundation Board (Salt Lake Community College), campuses, South City Campus, fees, Legislators, Political activity
Local Identifiers: 21-0464

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 2020-03-04: Agenda
Description: Agenda for the March 4, 2020 Salt Lake Community College Board of Trustees meeting. Meeting to be conducted by Maria Farrington, Chair. Action items: Homeland Security/Emergency Management AAS Degree Discontinuation; Student Safety Intervention Policy (2nd Reading); Advertising & Posting Policy (2nd Reading); Public Hearing to consider Student Tuition and Student Fee Changes; Unethical Conduct Reporting Policy (2nd Reading); Campus Safety Policy (Obsolete). Discussion of Distinguished Alumni 2020 and Legislative Report. Faculty Senate and Association Presidents reporting.
Subjects: Board of Trustees (Salt Lake Community College), Meetings, curricula, Government relations, policy, tuition, fees
Local Identifiers: 20-0214

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1998-10-14: Agenda
Description: Memorandum dated on October 5th, 1998 for the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the agenda for meeting to be held on October 14th, 1998 where President Budd announces the action items to be approved or denied and information to be presented in reports. All documents set to be presented at the meeting were attached in this agenda as it follows: Investment Report, the Institutional Residence Annual Report (shows maintenance cost, custodial and Domestic Assistance of President's Residence), the Report to the Regents on SLCC's Mission and Role (that highlights the necessity to provide access to: open enrollment, reasonable cost and location, though, concerns about facilities used for programs and vocational education were mentioned as well), Acceptable Use of College Computing Resources Policy, the Minutes of the Previous Meeting, the Personnel Report, the Major Grants Requested/Received, the Student Services Report (Activities scheduled for September-October, updates on activities of the alcohol and drug prevention education program), the Academic Services Report (reports the use of innovative teaching tools, such as a projection system. The Caponigro Photography Exhibit was reported to have an attendance of 100 people; the SLCC Birthday Party Parade on September 14th was reported), the Skills Center Report (reporting the program of Food Service/Line Cook in partnership with the LDS Sort Center for non-English speaking emigrants), the Development and Fundi-Raising Report and the Calendar of Up-Coming Events.
Subjects: monthly reports, administrative reports, Maintenance & repair, Economic policy, enrollments, tuition, fees, campuses, Educational facilities, Vocational education, Computers, policy, grants, Events, student projects, Educational technology, projectors, Anniversaries, Programs, Food relief, Cookery, Immigrants, Fund raising
Local Identifiers: 21-0513

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1998-03-11: Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Board of Trustees meeting at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the meeting held on March 11, 1998 regarding the Refunding Revenue Bonds since a window of opportunity opened to refund the 1992 B bonds for a refunding savings and the College bond debt service was compared with the 1998 refunding bonds debt service. The changes on the Tenure Document were reviewed and President Budd apologize for the poor condition of some aspects of the document, and was agreed that it was going to be brought back again on the next meeting with all the corrections and precisions made at the meeting. Thoughts of the Tuition and Fee Schedule for 1998-1999 were shared and the two point seven percent increase was accepted by the Board. On the section of the Consent Calendar it was noted that the dates are set to match with the new semester system. The Legislative Actions and Summary of Session was analyzed and the enrollment between vocational and academic programs reduce of recommendation was commented, as well as constructions dates and updates for the Jordan Campus. An update on Custom Fit program was asked at the meeting, since it is a state funded program to help provide training for business and industry and the money from it has gone to SLCC since 1984, though some inconsistencies have been found.
Subjects: monthly reports, financial statements, tenure, Teachers, tuition, fees, semesters, student success, resolutions, legislative acts, Jordan Campus, building plans, Programs, Vocational education
Local Identifiers: 21-0502

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1986-03-12: Agenda
Description: A memorandum to the Institutional Council for the meeting in March 12, 1986 mention the discussions about issuing the Honorary Degrees or keep the Distinguished Service Award, as well as review for action the Revised Employment of Relatives Policy and the Quarterly report of New Hires. It was mentioned that the Results of legislative decisions was going to be discussed and presentations of the Students Services Report, Tuition and Fee Schedule and the Development report were going to be discussed and reviewed. Bills supported by the State Board of Regents that were passed by the legislature regarding nonresidential partial tuition scholarships, Postsecondary Proprietary School Act, the Collection of Student Loans, collection of Student Loans, and other that were not formally endorsed as well as those who failed to win legislative support were attached. The Development Report of activities and projects to March 1986 regarding gifts, grants and contracts given to the College was attached. No minutes were attached.
Subjects: legislative acts, Resolutions, Awards, policy, Student life and customs, student projects, tuition, fees, administrative reports, Gifts, contracts
Local Identifiers: 21-0169

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1986-04-09: Agenda
Description: Agenda for the Institutional Council members sent by President Orville D. Carnahan regarding the topics to discuss at the Meeting of April 9th, 1986 of the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake. President Carnahan announce plans to discuss the Honorary Doctorate Recipients and a lawsuit being pursued by former students of a program on National Semi-conductor technology. It was reported that the Skills Center received an award and talks about the budget cuts imposed by the Legislature and the ways in which we are handling them. The review of the Revised Fair Labor Standards Act Policy and the Revised Overtime Policy were going to be modified since changes in the law needed to be incorporated. Minutes of the Institutional Council at the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake conducted on March 12, 1986 determined that the College should issue the Honorary Doctorates instead of the Distinguished Service Awards. Appointments of a Committee to review and recommend Candidates for the Award. Reports such as Investment, the revised Employment of Relatives Policy and the Quarterly Report of New Hires were approved and attached. On the President's report it was shown that the College received funding for the Aircraft Maintenance Program. Concerns about the low Salary increase approved by the Legislature was discussed. Calls to keep the Skills Center were made and ideas were shared about how to keep this center and approach legislators with the College. Joan Burnside said we need to discuss a procedure for making the College become a community college and recognized as such in the area. Legislature approved a 6% increase in the Tuition and Fee schedule and was attached. Plans to purchase computers for the College and increase hours of computer literacy for students. The Students Services Committee Report was attached. The complete list of participating job expo '86 businesses was attached. A schedule for activities and services hours for the Spring Quarter 1986 was attached. The Institutional Roles and Missions : "Academic Drift", the Institutional Roles and Missions : "Continuing Education and Outreach" reaffirming the College guides and objectives were attached. The report of the Development Office regarding Foundation, grants and contracts was attached.
Subjects: monthly reports, administrative reports, legislative acts, Awards, degrees, budgets, Economic policy, university and college buildings, policy, Employees, appointments, Fund raising, tuition, fees, literacy, computer equipment, Employment, Fairs, Student life and customs, Students, schedules, missions, Foundations
Local Identifiers: 21-0170

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1984-06-13: Agenda and Meeting Minutes
Description: A memorandum was attached dated on June 5, 1984 regarding the agenda for the Institutional Council Meeting and some comments about topics discussed on the previous meeting, such as the proposed parking fee increase, the proposed dishonored check policy, etc. The regular meeting of the Institutional Council of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake conducted on June 13, 1984 talked about final consideration about policy for the dishonored check policy, proposal for increasing parking fees, discussions for the merit system that would increase salaries. The items shown on the Capital Facilities List were explained and discussed. Discussion ensued regarding the estimate for the second phase of the Business Building. The Discretionary Fund for unforeseen emergencies and was reported to be presented to the Council annually for their approval. An employee was hired for one-year period to help smooth the transition of the Downtown Campus to the Jordan School. It was decided not to discussed the possibility of a name change any further. The proposed holiday leave policy was approved. A resolution from the Subcommittee on Finance and Capital Facilities regarding the merit program for faculty salaries was attached. The Policy regarding generally acceptable uses of presidents' discretionary funds and approval and monitoring of planned expenditures from the funds was attached with The policy on private foundations and corporations. The policy on Presidents' residences for Institutions in the Utah System of Higher Education was inserted as May 15, 1984 to review the obligations and problems of owning presidents' residences. A letter showing the discussion whether the Skills Center South continue to be administered by UTC/Salt Lake and the budget consideration in accordance with law and other implications was attached. Inserted is the Policy for dishonored checks, parking fee proposal, parking fee schedule, the summary of capital facilities projects for fiscal years 1985-86 and 1986-87, the Recognition program with award recipients, the proposed holiday leave policy, the life insurance endowment program, the Alumni Association constitution and the Planning & research/computer center newsletter.
Subjects: administrative reports, policy, Wage-price policy, Economic policy, building plans, Educational facilities, Facilities, funding, Employee vacations, Holidays, hiring, Employees, Rewards of merit, campuses, Library Square Campus, Foundations, parking, Parking lots, fees, Insurance, insurance policies, alumni associations
Local Identifiers: 21-0152

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1986-03-12: Meeting Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Institutional Council at the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake conducted on March 12, 1986 without agenda, regarding Issuing of Honorary Doctorates Instead of Distinguished Service Awards. Appointment of Jeannette Kendrick as Chairperson of the Commitee to review and recommend Candidates for the Award. The following reports an policies were reviewed and approved: Investment Reports, Revised Employment of Relatives Policy, Quarterly Report of New Hires. On the President's report it was shown that the College received funding for the Aircraft Maintenance Program. Concerns about the low Salary increase approved by the Legislature was discussed. Calls to keep the Skills Center were made and ideas were shared about how to keep this center and approach legislators with the College. Joan Burnside said we need to discuss a procedure for making the College become a community college and recognized as such in the area. Legislature approved a 6% increase in the Tuition and Fee schedule and was attached. Plans to purchase computers for the College and increase hours of computer literacy for students
Subjects: monthly reports, Awards, degrees, Economic policy, university and college buildings, Fund raising, aircraft, Aviation mechanics (Science), tuition, fees, literacy, computer equipment, Computers
Local Identifiers: 21-0179

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1986-04-09: Meeting Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Institutional Council at the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake conducted on April 9th, 1986 regarding the decision to cut the College Budget in the Legislative Session and a One-page summary regarding the budget for next year was reviewed. Clarification about a property bought for the College was shared. The "Academic Drift", and "Continuing Education and Outreach" discussions followed, expressing some concerns, in response committees have been formed to address these issues. The Student Senate voted in support of the student fee increase to purchase computers. The people chosen to receive honorary doctorates was announced. It was announced the visit of sixty people on campus to perform a Vocation Accreditation. It was announced that the Skills Center received an award from the Center for Developmental Education at Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina for its Adult Basic Education program. Questions about how should the college address community and resolve their needs were shared. Revised Fair Labor Standards Act Policy and Revised Overtime Policy were going to be reviewed, though it was passed for the next meeting.
Subjects: monthly reports, legislative acts, Economic policy, Government spending reductions, academic prospectuses, missions, fees, Awards, accreditation, Programs, adult education, community colleges, policy, Employees
Local Identifiers: 21-0180

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1998-03-11: Agenda
Description: Memorandum dated on March 3rd, 1998 for the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the agenda for meeting to be held on March 11th, 1998 where President Budd announces the action items to be approved or denied and information to be presented in reports. All documents set to be presented at the meeting were attached in this agenda as it follows: the Investment Report, the Refunding Revenue Bonds - Life Activities Center (A resolution is attached to authorize and approve the issuance and sale of the State Board of Regents of the State of Utah, Salt Lake Community College Auxiliary System and Student Fee Revenue Refunding Bonds), the Tenure Document, the Tuition and Fee Schedule for 1998-1999 (attached is a letter from Marla Kennedy, SLCCSA Student Body President supporting the increase of three dollars to the areas of Student Activities, Computer Technology, and Student Services), the Minutes of the Previous Meeting, the Personnel Report, the Major Grants Requested/Received, the Proposed Program Specializations/Emphases (Proposes a Departmental reorganization that aims to divide the Physical Science Department into Chemistry, Physics, and Geoscience Departments, and, the request to change name of the Secretarial Desktop Publishing emphasis to Business Desktop Publishing and a Request for Approval to exceed credit hours in the Business A.S., the request approval for a department name change from "Early Childhood Development" to "Family and Human Studies"), the Student Services Report (Reports activities, the Student Council Elections and a list of the 1998-99 Executive Council officers, updates on the Alcohol & Drug Education Program, updates on the On-Campus student employment program and community service), the Alumni Report, the Academic Services Report (Announcing that the Dental Hygiene Program at Salt Lake Community College recently moved to the Mountain View Dental Facility in Wet Valley, as well as some installations on the Markosian Library and South City Campus), the Skills Center Report (Reporting the grant won for the Department of Workforce Services New Choice Grant), the Development and Fund-Raising and the Calendar of Up-Coming Events.
Subjects: monthly reports, investments, resolutions, administrative reports, legislative acts, tenure, Teachers, tuition, fees, minutes, Employees, grants, Gifts, administrative structure, departments, Programs, Student credit hours, student projects, Student Council, student aid, Employment, Fund raising, Awards, Events
Local Identifiers: 21-0501

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1997-04-09: Agenda
Description: Memorandum dated on April 1st, 1997 for the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the agenda for meeting to be held on April 9th, 1997 where President Budd announce some of the topics to discuss and attached are documents to be reviewed at the meeting, such as: The investment report, the Tuition and Fee Schedule for 1997-98, the Request to Offer a One-Year Quality Certificate within the Manufacturing and Automation Technologies, the Minutes of the March Board Meeting, the Personnel Report (of new hires), the Major Grants Requested/Received, a form to request to change the name of the "Office Information Systems" program to "Business Information Technology", the Student Services Report (where it was reported that the Disability Resource Center was moved to the basement of the College Center and the college had a new and expanded Technology Center, as well the "America Reads" work study tutorial program in partnership with the University of Utah was announced to offer educational community service tutoring opportunities for college students), the Academic Services Report (regarding updates of the schools of college, such as purchase of machinery, hiring of personnel, new courses options for students in mathematics, etc.), the Skills Center Report (that indicates which courses was imparting and new acquisition of computers for students), the Staff Association Constitution and Bylaws (Describe the Association and purposes as well as the positions and appointments procedures, committees, coter Registrations, meetings, etc.), the Development and Fund Raising Report and the Calendar of Upcoming Events.
Subjects: monthly reports, administrative reports, investment, tuition, fees, certificates, Vocational education, manufacturing, Industry, minutes, Employees, grants, information technology, student aid, student projects, Students, People with disabilities, Educational facilities, Tutoring, Community service, Educational technology, courses, centers, Skills Center, professional associations, Organizations, bylaws, Constitutions, Fund raising, Events
Local Identifiers: 21-0481

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1984-05-09: Agenda and Meeting Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Institutional Council of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake conducted on May 9, 1984 regarding the proposal to change the College name due to an increase in recognition. the Child Case Services Report proposed a late fee for parents who arrived late to pick up their Children, proposals on expand this service were discussed. Ingrid Sanz motioned that the Affirmative Action Plan as presented on the minutes be adopted. The investment portfolio at 4-30-84 was presented. A document was attached with memos of outlining winners of the the Vocational Excellence Awards in some of the clubs (VICA, Delta Epsilon Chi, Phi Beta Lambda, Future Farmers of America, and others). The commendations and recommendations to Utah Technical College at Salt Lake was attached after the Accreditation on April 10. Some of the recommendations were about reorganizing programs, College mission, Facilities, a staff development program, support for off-campus programs, computing system, library collections, etc. An off-campus growth status repost was attached with lists of programs for each division and a Summary Sheet showing the programs offered and length of each program by school quarter. A Utah Tech at Salt Lake Program Guide is attached. The chapter three of the Policies and procedures of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake, Financial and Business on the Section 4.3: Dishonored Checks is attached. The proposed parking fee was attached as well as a justification for the increase of parking fee. A Faculty load document to know what adjustments need to be made within divisions was attached. Further information about the Day Care service and facilities was attached with a document where policies and procedures were shown. Attached is a proposed revision of the College Affirmative Action Plan. A total of workforce employees was attached as October 19, 1983. A summary of workforce availability analysis as 1983 and a recommended hiring goal as 1984-85 for full-time salaried employees was attached. A new hire report for the First Quarter of 1984 was attached. The results of College Senate Elections was attached.
Subjects: monthly reports, administrative reports, official reports, quarterly reports, Teachers, Day care, Economic policy, policy, fees, Awards, VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America), accreditation, results, Educational technology, development areas, Programs, guides, Employees, hiring, equity
Local Identifiers: 21-0151

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1983-05-11: Agenda and Meeting Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake Institutional Council held Wednesday, May 11, 1983. This minutes have a Memorandum informing of a postponed meeting at the Downtown Campus Skills Center, the Distinguished Service Awards. There is a copy of the approved tuition and fee schedule for CEU (College of Easter Utah) and UTC-Provo (Utah Technical College at Provo) to review the increase of tuition and fees at the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake. A reminder to Submit the Building Board to the Capital Facilities Requests for the 1984-85 was written. A proposal for the enrollment limits for 1983-84 written by the President Carnahan was attached. At the beginning of the regular report Chairman Prows announce his resignation as Chairman, therefore he entertained nomination for the office of Chairman of the Institutional Council. The person who won the Distinguished Service Award was announced. President Carnahan reviewed the chart of resident tuition and recommended increasing student fees and discussed the usage of the processing fee and tuition increase. Mr. Talmage reported that Council Member Ingrid Sanz was elected President of the Alumni Council at their meeting on April 28, 1983. The Enrollment Limits for 1983-84 was approved. The proposed 1983-84 Academic Calendar and the Holiday Schedule was reviewed. Mr. Judd Morgan, Dean of Students, invited Council members to attend the Spring Fest activities as listed on the Student Services Report. The proposal for a Library Building was added to the list of Capital Facilities Requests for Higher Education. The Job Classification Policy was reviewed. Conflict of Interest Policy was reviewed and approved. Council Member Durrant moved that the Institutional Council accept the Non-Faculty Job Titles Policy. the Admission Philosophy, Policy and Procedure were attached.
Subjects: Awards, tuition, fees, financial statements, building plans, legislative acts, Resignation from office, Resignations, alumni associations, enrollments, Schedules (Time plans), student projects, policy, Employment, Self-interest, university and college buildings, student success, Students
Local Identifiers: 21-0140

Title: Tour Guide Handbook
Description: Brochure of the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake. Tour Guide Handbook that indicates the services and departments that could be found in each building of the Redwood Campus. Contains the programs that are being offered by the College at the time, with a brief explanation of the nature of the job, the program, and the enrollment information, as well as Tuition, fees for the course and some materials that the student may need. The programs shown in this guide are: Accounting, Apparel Manufacturing Training, Architectural Drafting, Auto Mechanics, Auto Paint, Barbering, Brick Masonry Training, Building Construction, Business management, Commercial art, Cosmetology, Data Processing, Drafting and Design, Electricity, Electronics, General Office Clerk, Heavy Duty Mechanics, Hospital Nurse Aide, Hospital Ward Clerk, Hotel/Motel Management, Machine Shop, Marketing, Operating Room Technician, Practical Nursing, Printing, Refrigeration & Air Conditioning, Secretarial Training, Small Industrial Engines & Recreational Vehicle Maintenance and Welding.
Subjects: Leaflets, guides, handbooks, Redwood Campus, Programs, Universities & colleges, enrollments, tuition, fees, accounting, manufacturing, apparels, architecture, architectural education, Mechanics (Persons), Automobile industry, automobiles, Barbering, masonry, stone and masonry working equipment, Building construction, Business education, commercial art, cosmetology, data processing, Design drawings, Drawing, Electricity, Nurses, hospital wards, hotels, marketing, refrigeration, Air conditioning industry, Vocational education
Local Identifiers: 21-0758

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