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Fact Book 2000-2001: Salt Lake Community College
Full text linkThe purpose of the 2000-2001 Fact Book is to provide official information about Salt Lake Community College. Where possible, several years of historical data have been presented to provide perspective and to show trends. It should be noted that given the complexities and size of SLCC and the multiple special data bases that are being used, when interpreting data appearing in this book care should be taken to ensure the data base is correct for the purpose for which the data is used. The fact book represents the official numbers of SLCC and was prepared by Debbie Summers from Planning and Research, a department within Business Services of Salt Lake Community College.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/factbooksarch/1016/thumbnail.jp
General College Catalog 1998-1999
Full text linkThis digitized version reflects the contents of the printed catalog for the 1989-1999 academic year at SLCC. This catalog applies to new students entering Salt Lake Community College in the 1998-1999 academic year and to any returning Salt Lake Community College student whose governing catalog has expired. Individuals with specific questions about this policy should speak with advisers or faculty to be certain requirements are the same as when the catalog was printed. This may save students the time and expense of taking classes that are not needed or the distress of finding out too late that there are required classes that a student has not taken. Always check the Semester Class Schedule for day / evening / weekend availability and modifications caused by fluctuating enrollment. The information in this catalog, courses offered and College requirements may change at any time. This catalog reflects curricula approved through March, 1998.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/generalcatalogsschedules/1008/thumbnail.jp
Fact Book 1999-2000: Salt Lake Community College
Full text linkThe purpose of the 1999-2000 Fact Book is to provide official information about Salt Lake Community College. Where possible, several years of historical data have been presented to provide perspective and to show trends. It should be noted that given the complexities and size of SLCC and the multiple special data bases that are being used, when interpreting data appearing in this book care should be taken to ensure the data base is correct for the purpose for which the data is used. The fact book represents the official numbers of SLCC and was prepared by Debbie Summers from Planning and Research, a department within Business Services of Salt Lake Community College.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/factbooksarch/1015/thumbnail.jp
Fact Book 1998-1999: Salt Lake Community College
Full text linkTo meet federal and state guidelines, and to conduct the business of education, Salt Lake Community College generates large amounts of kinds of data. The purpose of the 1998-1999 Fact Book is to provide official information about Salt Lake Community College. Where possible, several years of historical data have been presented to provide perspective and to show trends. It should be noted that given the complexities and size of SLCC and the multiple special data bases that are being used, when interpreting data appearing in this book care should be taken to ensure the data base is correct for the purpose for which the data is used. The fact book represents the official numbers of SLCC and was prepared by Debbie Summers from Planning and Research, a department within Business Services of Salt Lake Community College.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/factbooksarch/1014/thumbnail.jp
General College Catalog 1997-1998
Full text linkThis digitized version reflects the contents of the printed catalog for the 1997-1998 academic year at SLCC. This catalog applies to new students entering Salt Lake Community College in the 1997-1998 academic year and to any returning Salt Lake Community College student whose governing catalog has expired. Individuals with specific questions about this policy should speak with advisers or faculty to be certain requirements are the same as when the catalog was printed. This may save students the time and expense of taking classes that are not needed or the distress of finding out too late that there are required classes that a student has not taken. Always check the Quarterly Class Schedule for day / evening / weekend availability and modifications caused by fluctuating enrollment. The information in this catalog, courses offered and College requirements may change at any time. This catalog reflects curricula approved through March 28, 1997.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/generalcatalogsschedules/1007/thumbnail.jp
General College Catalog 1996-1997
Full text linkThis digitized version reflects the contents of the printed catalog for the 1996-1997 academic year at SLCC. This catalog applies to new students entering Salt Lake Community College in the 1996-1997 academic year and to any returning Salt Lake Community College student whose governing catalog has expired. Individuals with specific questions about this policy should speak with advisers or faculty to be certain requirements are the same as when the catalog was printed. This may save students the time and expense of taking classes that are not needed or the distress of finding out too late that there are required classes that a student has not taken. Always check the Quarterly Class Schedule for day / evening / weekend availability and modifications caused by fluctuating enrollment. The information in this catalog, courses offered and College requirements may change at any time. This catalog reflects curricula approved through March 29, 1996.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/generalcatalogsschedules/1006/thumbnail.jp
New Employee and Teacher Information: Faculty and Staff Info
No full textThis faculty and staff informational video is an analog video resource from the Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) Physical Archives digitized in Fall 2013 with funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the Library Services and Technology Act administered by the Utah State Library. This video, was shown to new employees of the college to provide information about payroll and benefits. http://vimeo.com/8164985
Fact Book 1997-1998: Salt Lake Community College
Full text linkTo meet federal and state guidelines, and to conduct the business of education, Salt Lake Community College generates large amounts of kinds of data. The purpose of the 1997-1998 Fact Book is to provide official information about Salt Lake Community College. Where possible, several years of historical data have been presented to provide perspective and to show trends. It should be noted that given the complexities and size of SLCC and the multiple special data bases that are being used, when interpreting data appearing in this book care should be taken to ensure the data base is correct for the purpose for which the data is used. The fact book represents the official numbers of SLCC and was prepared by Debbie Summers from Planning and Research, a department within Business Services of Salt Lake Community College.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/factbooksarch/1013/thumbnail.jp
1996 Scrapbook: Salt Lake Community College Scrapbook in Honor of the State of Utah Centennial Celebration
Full text linkScrapbook created for the State of Utah Centennial Celebration at Salt Lake Community College (1886 - 1996). Documents the history of the College from its inception in 1948 through 1996.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/scrapbooks/1012/thumbnail.jp
General College Catalog 1995-1996
Full text linkThis digitized version reflects the contents of the printed catalog for the 1995-1996 academic year at SLCC. This catalog applies to new students entering Salt Lake Community College in the 1995-1996 academic year and to any returning Salt Lake Community College student whose governing catalog has expired. Individuals with specific questions about this policy should speak with advisers or faculty to be certain requirements are the same as when the catalog was printed. This may save students the time and expense of taking classes that are not needed or the distress of finding out too late that there are required classes that a student has not taken. Always check the Quarterly Class Schedule for day / evening / weekend availability and modifications caused by fluctuating enrollment. The information in this catalog, courses offered and College requirements may change at any time. This catalog reflects curricula approved through March 3, 1995.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/generalcatalogsschedules/1005/thumbnail.jp