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Title: Surveying and staking the foundation for student project house, 1954
Description: Black and white photograph of individuals surveying and staking the foundation for a student project house in 1954. Building Trades Program, Salt Lake Area Vocational School (Salt Lake Community College). Specific persons in photograph not identified.
Subjects: Project House, Building Trades Program, Foundations, Construction, Progress photographs, Vocational education, surveying instruments
Local Identifiers: 15-0058

Title: Career and Technical Education Foundation Scholarship
Description: These CTE scholarships are funded by generous donations from the following donors: Bea Allen Memorial, George F. Pearson Memorial, RMFMA Utah Chapter, Richard W. Schanz Family Fund, Jerald M. Taylor, and Utah Steel Fabricators.
Subjects: Foundations, scholarships, donors
Local Identifiers: 13-0787 - 13-0788

Title: Foundation construction of the College Center, circa 1973
Description: Black and white photograph of the foundation construction of the College Center (Student Center). Photograph taken sometime around 1973 at the Redwood Campus of the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake (Salt Lake Community College).
Subjects: Building construction, Foundations, Progress photographs, College Center (Redwood Campus), Student Center (Redwood Campus), Redwood Campus
Local Identifiers: 81C9005-062.jpg

Title: SLCC Student Newspapers 2021-07-22
Description: The Globe, July 22, 2021, Online Edition
Subjects: Teens, Teenagers, Youth, indoor swimming pools, Children swimming, swimmers, swimming, athletics, sports, teams, Foundations, scholarships, funding, donations, gifts, Hispanic American, African American, Latinx, training, coaches, coaching, Coaches (Athletics), Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI), LGBTQ+, Spanish, English
Local Identifiers: 21-0702

Title: SLCC Board of Trustees 1984-11-14: Agenda and Meeting Minutes
Description: Minutes of the Utah Technical College on November 7th, 1984 communicating the agenda for the next meeting at the College about cooperation with the University of Utah, the review of the Copyright Policy, the Enrollment Report, the results of the Flexible Retirement Plan and the Quarterly Hiring Report. The Minutes of the Institutional Council of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake was conducted on November 14, 1984 talk about the formal contract between the College and the Foundation and included a copy. It was announce that in-depth meetings were taking place with the University of Utah to help students who used both Colleges' services. Booklets "Introduction to Action Plan for Higher Education" and "Women in Economic Crises" were presented attached with a fact sheet by the Governor's task force to integrate women into the workforce. A Superboard was proposed, it would reduce the Board of Regents and the State Board of Education to 7 members. The 'Airplane mechanics program" was proposed and agree to be discussed in the November Regents meetings. I was reported that the Foundation proposed an incentive for faculty for an extra good job in annual bases; as well 10 scholarships were proposed and an agreement of separation between the Foundation and the College was made. The Copyright policy [Photocopying of Copyrighted Materials for Classroom Use] (for printed material, not photographic, audio or video materials) was reviewed by the College Senate and approved by the Administrative Council. More enrollments than two-year Colleges was reported as well as the Telephone registration option. A letter under the title of "Future plans of UTC-SL to handle student growth" was attached. A memo announcing the Parcourse Fitness Cluster availability for the community was attached. The recreation and intramural sports report was attached.
Subjects: Foundations, scholarships, Women's rights, equity, Employee rights, Board of Regents (Utah Higher Education), Programs, Aeronautics, aerodynamics, Aviation mechanics (Science), Awards, Stimulus, Teachers, copyright, policy, enrollments, Students, student aid, student success, sports and recreation spaces, Sports & recreation facilities
Local Identifiers: 21-0155

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 1985-12-11: Agenda and Meeting Minutes
Description: Memorandum dated on December 4th, 1985 regarding the agenda for the Institutional Council meeting on December 11th, 1985. Minutes of the Institutional Council at the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake conducted on December 11th, 1985 regarding the Master Plan for the Redwood Road campus, including considerations to make the College Center parking lot a paid lot so that there is a control point for that lot as well as connect the College Center to the Library, though the process to make that was estimated in five years, then, for the moment, studying spaces were going to be set at the College Center until the new Library Building was finished. Questions regarding the College Foundation audits were shared and answers followed. Policies such as the Policy on Emergency Preparedness, Investment Policy, Policy on Organization and Governance, Solicitation of Gifts, Gift Receipt and Acceptance were approved with the Report of New Hires (and included on the minutes). Desires to acquire a facility for a College in the East area of Salt Lake were shared. Matters about a committee of retired employees of the College initiatives to five their time "for free" to help in any way possible to the College was discussed. The Building Board's recommendation (Included as attachment) that will be presented to the Legislature was explained. A map of the Redwood Campus in 1985 was attached. The Student services committee report was attached. The development Office Report was attached, showing the actions of the Foundation, the Alumni committee, grants and contracts.
Subjects: monthly reports, university and college buildings, Redwood Campus, building plans, auditing, Auditions, Foundations, policy, investment, Gifts, Employee rights, Educational facilities, retirement communities, maps, administrative reports
Local Identifiers: 21-0455

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