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- SLCC Board of Trustees 1967-08-16: Meeting Minutes
- Description
- Approved minutes from the August 16, 1967 Utah Technical College Vocational Education Advisory Committee meeting. Items discussed include introducing new board members, the accreditation of the college changing the purchasing and personnel procedure to comply with new laws, and a budget cut.
- Subjects
- Board of Trustees (Salt Lake Community College), Employee-employer relations, Legislation, budgets, accreditation
- Local Identifiers
- 21-0030R
- Title
- 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.
- Subjects
- 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
- Local Identifiers
- 21-0147
- Title
- SLCC Board of Trustees 1984-02-08: Agenda and Meeting Minutes
- Description
- Memorandum dated on January 31st, 1984 regarding the agenda to discuss at the meeting of the Institutional Council of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake conducted on February 8, 1984. On the minutes it was announced that the accreditation team for the Northwest Community College Association would be visiting the campus from April 10 to April 12 of the current year. The Associate of Science Degree, was extended two years and a contemplation of become a permanent part was contemplated. Logistics to purchase Jordan Middle School and selling the current Skills Center were discussed. A policy to reward faculty members who are performing meritorious service was discussed and postpone for further debate. The investment report was reviewed. Regarding the plans on building the second floor of the College Center three architects were invited to review the facilities and give consulting sessions for the construction. The Vacation Policy was approved. The participation of the College on an Intercollegiate athletic event was discussed. A summary of actions made by the college to improve productivity, efficiency and effectiveness towards students, general industry and more was attached. The Student Accident Coverage was attached. A Student Code to state rights and responsibilities of students in the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake was attached and postponed for to discussion for the next meeting. A survey to evaluate Faculty courses and perceptions from students was attached. A minute from the College Center Board regarding the construction committee and other inquiries regarding the second floor of the College Center was attached as well as the copy of a Senate synopsis about facilities, parking and security.
- Subjects
- official reports, administrative reports, Educational evaluation, reports, accreditation, building plans, Building construction, university and college buildings, policy, Employee vacations, Vacations, athletics, Events, Sports, Insurance, insurance policies, Students, Legislation, legislative acts, Resolutions
- Local Identifiers
- 21-0148
- Title
- Recruit Skilled Employees from Utah Technical College at Salt Lake
- Description
- Brochures of the Utah Technical College at Salt Lake promoting the College graduates. It mentions the Diplomas and the Associate Degree in Applied Science, as well as the accreditation by the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools and by the Utah State Board for Vocational Education. It contains a small map that indicates the location of the Placement Center. IT shows some of the programs (those who offer diplomas and Associate Degree). Printed in yellow paper. No exact date could be found.
- Subjects
- Programs, Vocational education, vocational training, diplomas, associate's degree, accreditation, vocational schools, brochures, Publicity
- Local Identifiers
- 21-0753
- Title
- SLCC Board of Trustees 1996-06-12: Agenda
- Description
- Memorandum dated on June 4th, 1996 for the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the agenda for meeting to be held on June 12, 1996 where it presents the topics to be discussed at the next meeting, and some attachments are included, such as: Investment Report, the Minutes of the May Board Meeting, the Major Grants Requested/Received. As well there are some other reports, to mention, the Students Services Report that highlights the report of The Alumni Council meting to review the proposed changes to the bylaws and constitution and to propose the addition of the South High Alumni President or designee as a permanent council member and changes in the voting process. A report of the Disability Resource Center regarding graduations, accommodations and services, and urgent necessity of funding. The academic report announce the planning of the course "POLI 216 - Politics in Action" that seeks students volunteer on a political campaign of their choice to participate in political processes, earn academic credit, and explore the election process, as well news on the accreditation from the American Culinary Federation Educational Institute to the Chef Department of the SLCC were shared. The Development and Fund-Raising Report attached condensed list of Donations, contracts and grants. And lastly the Calendar of Upcoming Events is included before a draw that indicates the location of the SLCC Airport Center.
- Subjects
- monthly reports, investment, minutes, administrative reports, alumni associations, bylaws, Voting, Disability Resource Center (Redwood Campus), courses, political science, Economic & political systems, student aid, student success, accreditation, Culinary Arts Program, Cooks, Fund raising, Gifts, clarification drawings, drawings, campuses
- Local Identifiers
- 21-0465
- Title
- SLCC Board of Trustees 1984-07-11: Agenda and Meeting Minutes
- Description
- Memorandum dated on August 2, 1984 and July 3, 1984, first regarding the announcement of the next meeting on September, second, about subjects to review on the agenda for the next meeting, including the state of the College, administration changes, the possibility of an Institutional Council retreat, administrative services, budget, etc. The minutes were from the Institutional Council of Utah Technical College at Salt Lake conducted on July 11, 1984 welcoming Susan Turner, new Associated Students of Utah Technical College President, to the Council, as a member. A copy of the President's State of the College speech is attached. President Carnahan described the administrative changes of Jim Schnirel and Kent Ferrel and the President mentioned one more change being planned for the Development office, as Burton Talmage's replacement. President Carnahan asked the Council members if they would be interested in attending an Institutional Council Retreat with the College administration. Concerns about the Skills Center being taken out from under the College's administration and put under the direction of an area of the State Board of Education was discussed. The Student Code of Ethics was attached and approved. A brief outline of the plan for spending of the discretionary funds was reviewed by the members and a list of categories where discretionary monies were spent was attached. The proposed Employee Relations and Organizations Policy and the proposed Promotion and Transfer Policy were discussed, approved and attached. In the attachments can be found the President's State of the College Speech, the Letter on Skills Center Governance, the Preliminary Budget and the List of categories oir discretionary monies. A document expressing future plans of UTC-SL to handle student growth was attached with the letter of reaffirmed accreditation of the Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges. The dean of Students report was attached.
- Subjects
- administrative reports, official reports, administrative structure, appointments, retreats, Educational facilities, Moving of structures, Ethics, Student life and customs, Students, funding, policy, Employees, Employee rights, speech, speeches, accreditation, student projects
- Local Identifiers
- 21-0153
- 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 1997-10-15: Agenda
- Description
- Memorandum dated on October 6th, 1997 for the Board of Trustees at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the agenda for meeting to be held on October 15th, 1997 where President Budd announce 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 Minutes of the September Board Meeting, Personnel Report, Major Grants Requested/Received, the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Report : A Report to Students, Faculty and Staff (gives explanation of how to report a crime, emergency numbers, some actions to do or consider in a danger or possible danger situation, as well there is a report of crime statistics, and services on campus relating to security and safety), the Capital Improvement Request to the Building Board (it has some development, improvement, statewide and additional five-year development project list), the Institutional Discretionary Funds Report, the Student Report (reporting student activities, efforts shared to assist international students and enroll them at the College were shared), the Alumni Report, the Academic Services Report (highlighting that the SLCC business programs will receive a site visit for re-accreditation, and the planning of a new program from the reference librarians called Reference Librarian Partner, with the purpose to help faculty enhance their knowledge with some of the new electronic services offered by the library), the Advisory Council Annual Report (focused on facilitate quarter to semester conversion and educate business, industry and students to the value of combining applied technology and general education. Includes a letter from Dr. Marjorie Carson, Vice President of Academic Services), the New Faculty Biographies (of Debra Bertoch, Lee Brinton, Janet Brohm, Gianming (Jimmy) Chen, Rebby Diehl, Laura Robbins Duquette-Donatelli, Elaine Holt, Eileen Hyde, Susumu Kasai, Leah Mancini, Dorene Y. Miya, Brenda Santistevan, Ray Smith, Betsy Specketer, Paul S. Stark and Edgar White), the Skills Center Report, the Development and Fund-Raising report as well as the Calendar of Upcoming Events.
- Subjects
- monthly reports, administrative reports, investments, minutes, Employees, grants, Gifts, security, Security systems, people in security and protection occupations, student aid, Civil defense, Safety, building plans, Economic policy, student projects, Student life and customs, International students, accreditation, Programs, biographies, Teachers, Fund raising, Educational events, Events
- Local Identifiers
- 21-0491
- 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 1999-04-14: Minutes
- Description
- Minutes of the Board of Trustees meeting at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the meeting held on April 14, 1999. An all-day Regents' meeting was reported, it focused on quality of students, course work, attendance of a four-year university (transfer) The Report Card was discussed and said that the SLCC had the highest number of minority and disabled students of any institution in the State, then it was said that the System indicators on the report might be used for funding purposes for the Board of Regents. A brief mention of the schedule for the Northwest Accreditation Visit was shared. The Faculty Senate Constitution was discussed at the meeting regarding 1) directions for entities other than those in the Faculty Senate, 2) wording indicating there might be a misunderstanding on the part of the Faculty Senate that it is a recommending body, not a policy-making body, therefore a couple of changes were suggested. Major events for the College were mentioned. The Small Business Development Center's (SBDC) accomplishments over the last three years were summarized in twelve events and actions. It was mentioned that a Microsoft engineering program was starting. It was announced that a Room in the South City Campus was named "South High Alumni Room".
- Subjects
- administrative reports, monthly reports, Board of Regents (Utah Higher Education), Universities & colleges, transferring, Students, enrollments, funding, Fund raising, accreditation, Educational evaluation, Teachers, Constitutions, Constitutional amendments, Events, Business & finance, Business education, university and college buildings
- Local Identifiers
- 21-0524
- Title
- SLCC Board of Trustees 1999-03-10: Minutes
- Description
- Minutes of the Board of Trustees meeting at the Salt Lake Community College regarding the meeting held on March 10th, 1999, where the recipients of the Honorary Doctorate Degree were announced. April Rowe was introduced as the new Student Body President for 1999-2000. The Tuition and Fee schedule was discussed, and the meeting agreed on a fee increase. The legislative Actions and Summary were discussed, as well, concerns were shared regarding the amount of money given by the legislature and the dramatical rise in health insurance and salary increase. It was shared that SLCC also received some operation and maintenance (O&M) money for the South City Campus Annex and Governor's help was asked to support to build Applied Technology Centers in the Valley. An evaluation to obtain the Northwest Accreditation was going to be performed on April 19-20th and concerns about adjunct faculty vs. full time faculty ratio called the attention to the meeting. The date for the Student Body Officers inauguration and groundbreaking for the new Student Activities Building was announced.
- Subjects
- administrative reports, monthly reports, appointments, student services, tuition, fees, legislative acts, Economic policy, Health insurance, Wage-price policy, Fund raising, accreditation, Educational evaluation, Teachers, inaugurations
- Local Identifiers
- 21-0522