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1970-1971 Scrapbook: Utah Technical College at Salt Lake
Utah Tech 1970-1971. This scrapbook documents the history of UTC at Salt Lake during the 1970-1971 academic year. Composed primarily of newspaper clippings, copies of Tech Topics (the student newspaper) and other ephemera. This scrapbook shows the general catalog for 1970-1971, Graduation materials, dedication programs, different vocational educational programs, alumni activities, and photographs
Faculty Discussion on UTC Becoming a Community College- Music 60\u27s: Archival Tape 54
Faculty Discussion on UTC Becoming a Community College is a audio recording of a 1971 discussion about U.T.C. becoming a Community College with musical interludes. The recording is approximately 55 minutes and 40 seconds in length. The streaming digital file can be accessed at https://youtu.be/mhvC6jLdfHY
1970 Graduation: Archival Tape 70
1970 Graduation is an audio recording of a 1970 U.T.C. commencement. The recording is approximately 31 minutes and 10 seconds in length. The streaming digital file can be accessed at https://youtu.be/QBBCd5VS8VU
Remarks at Monument Park West Stake about Vocational Education
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. This is followed by a very brief encapsulated view of the activities of Utah Tech and the options provided by Utah Tech.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/jaynelsonpapers/1017/thumbnail.jp
Panel Comments at National Conference on Accreditation
Panel Comments presented by Jay L. Nelson, President, Utah Tech, given at the National Conference on Accreditation of Public Postsecondary Occupational Education in Atlanta, Georgia on June 11, 1970. The comments are focused upon the recent accreditation of Utah Tech, the evaluation instrument utilized and a variety of questions such as: should accreditation be done by a national or a regional group; do you need both institutional accreditation and program accreditation; and issues revolving around degrees granted to students without GEDs or high school degrees.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/jaynelsonpapers/1039/thumbnail.jp
SLCC Administrative Newsletters 1969-02
Utah Tech Newsletter, V.7, no. 1https://libarchive.slcc.edu/adminnewsletters/1009/thumbnail.jp
Thamer (Tim) Hite Outstanding Alumni Award, February 28, 1969
This speech delivered by President Jay L. Nelson was to honor Tim Hite for receiving the Outstanding Alumni Award. Hite began as a student at SLAV, and in 1962 received his teaching certificate in Trade and Industrial Education and began his teaching career in the Barbering department at SLTTI in 1962. Winner of numerous awards for his hair cutting and hair styling, Hite has also now received the Utah Tech\u27s top award to an alumnus.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/jaynelsonpapers/1020/thumbnail.jp
1969-1970 Scrapbook: Utah Technical College at Salt Lake
Utah Tech 1969-1970. This scrapbook documents the history of UTC at Salt Lake during the 1969-1970 academic year. Composed primarily of newspaper clippings, copies of Tech Topics (the student newspaper) and other ephemera. This scrapbook shows the general catalog for 1969-1970, Graduation materials, dedication programs, different vocational educational programs, alumni activities, and photographs
General College Catalog 1968-1969
This digitized version reflects the contents of the printed catalog for the 1968-1969 academic year at Utah Technical College At Salt Lake. This catalog applies to new students entering Utah Technical College At Salt Lake in the 1968-1969 academic year and to any returning Utah Tech student whose governing catalog has expired. The catalog contains information concerning academic programs, course descriptions, tuition and fees, and general information about Utah Tech in existence at the time of this publication\u27s deadline.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/generalcatalogsschedules/1044/thumbnail.jp
UTC\u27s Memorial Service for President Dwight D. Eisenhower
On Monday, March 31, 1969 at 11:00 AM, Utah Tech held a memorial service in memory of former President Dwight David Eisenhower. This was the date that President Richard Nixon proclaimed as a national day of mourning in honor of Former President Eisenhower. Governor Rampton had asked Utah Schools to conduct memorial services. President Jay L. Nelson delivered the Moment of Silence and Comments portion of the program. Both the Program and the comments made by President Nelson are included in this document.https://libarchive.slcc.edu/jaynelsonpapers/1019/thumbnail.jp