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UTC Graduation Speech
Speech given to Utah Tech Graduates at the Graduation Exercises held at Cottonwood High School on June 4, 1971 at 7:30 PM.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/jaynelsonpapers/1066/thumbnail.jp
General College Catalog 1970-1971
This digitized version reflects the contents of the printed catalog for the 1970-1971 academic year at Utah Tech. This catalog applies to new students entering Utah Technical College at Salt Lake in the 19710-1971 academic year and to any returning Utah Tech student whose governing catalog has expired. Utah Technical College is a state assisted trade and technical college operated under the direction of the Utah State Board of Higher Education and the Utah State Board of Higher Education. The college is accredited by the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools. Please note that catalog listings, including programs, courses, and classes, are offered contingent on enrollment and/or funding. The catalog contains information concerning academic programs, course descriptions, tuition and fees, and general information about Utah Technical College at Salt Lake in existence at the time of this publication\u27s deadline.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/generalcatalogsschedules/1042/thumbnail.jp
Howard Facer, Retirement Comments
This speech honors Howard Facer on his retirement from the College. Facer\u27s association with the College began when he enrolled in the building technology deparments of Salt Lake Area Vocational School in January of 1954. He enjoyed full-time employment at SLAVS beginning in June 1955.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/jaynelsonpapers/1016/thumbnail.jp
UTC Graduation Comments - Outline and Lamplighter Anecdote
Outline of comments / graduation speech given by President Jay L. Nelson on the occasion of Utah Tech\u27s August 1971 Graduation. Also included is the Lamplighter anecdotal story.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/jaynelsonpapers/1067/thumbnail.jp
UTC Information Handout and Humorous Guide for Employee Appraisal
The first and third pages are informal handouts created to inspire people to let the general public know about Utah Tech. The second page is a humorous guide to employee performance appraisal intended to help bring a bit of levity to what can be a stressful situation.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/jaynelsonpapers/1041/thumbnail.jp
1971-1972 Scrapbook: Utah Technical College at Salt Lake
Utah Tech 1971-1972. This scrapbook documents the history of UTC at Salt Lake during the 1971-1972 academic year. Composed primarily of newspaper clippings, copies of Tech Topics (the student newspaper) and other ephemera. This scrapbook shows the general catalog for 1971-1972, Graduation materials, dedication programs, different vocational educational programs, student activities, and photographs
Graduation Breakfast: Archival Tape 74
Graduation Breakfast is an audio recording the U.T.C.\u27s Graduation Breakfast with Vernon Law as the featured speaker. The recording is approximately 42 minutes and 36 seconds in length. The streaming digital file can be accessed at https://youtu.be/8hCVKyZ9gKo
SLCC Administrative Newsletters 1970-02
Utah Tech Newsletter, V. 8, no. 1https://libarchive.slcc.edu/adminnewsletters/1010/thumbnail.jp
General College Catalog 1969-1970
This digitized version reflects the contents of the printed catalog for the 1969-1970 academic year at Utah Tech. This catalog applies to new students entering Utah Technical College at Salt Lake in the 1969-1970 academic year and to any returning Utah Tech student whose governing catalog has expired. Utah Technical College is a state assisted trade and technical college operated under the direction of the Utah State Board of Higher Education and the Utah State Board of Higher Education. The college is accredited by the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools. Please note that catalog listings, including programs, courses, and classes, are offered contingent on enrollment and/or funding. The catalog contains information concerning academic programs, course descriptions, tuition and fees, and general information about Utah Technical College at Salt Lake in existence at the time of this publication\u27s deadline.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/generalcatalogsschedules/1043/thumbnail.jp
The Need to Prepare Individuals for a Job
This is a speech given by President Jay L. Nelson about the value of education - specifically the value of Trade School education based on statistical information about the value of higher education in relationship to the job market in the 1970s. The emphasis of his comments are on where you can find tremendous opportunities for occupational success. Aimed at a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints audience, the presentation ends with your dream of financial security and success well being in a high school vocational class, a business school or a technical college or at some other institution which places emphasis on preparation for jobs rather than on academic degrees.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/jaynelsonpapers/1018/thumbnail.jp