2023 Retirees to Receive Emeritus Status

SLCC is pleased to announce that the following retirees have been granted emeritus status in 2023:

Beverly Anderson, Professor Emeritus
Deanne Arvizu, Coordinator Emeritus
Senerita Auvaa, Coordinator Emeritus
Rick Bouillon, Associate Vice President Emeritus
Marilyn Brumbaugh, Advisor Emeritus
Marianne Buie, Administrative Assistant Emeritus
Jon Clark, Associate Professor Emeritus
Gary Cox, Associate Dean Emeritus
Craig Ferrin, Professor Emeritus
Steve Ford, Associate Professor Emeritus
Jon Glenn, Director Emeritus
Richard Graham, Professor Emeritus
Don Gren, Professor Emeritus
Susan Hardcastle, Supervisor Emeritus
Maurine Hendrickson, Administrative Assistant Emeritus
Howard Ingle, Associate Professor Emeritus
Jerry Jones, Technician Emeritus
Carla Kulinksy, Professor Emeritus
Karen Kwan, Professor Emeritus
Shiow-Mei Lake, Coordinator Emeritus
Kelly Lund, Director Emeritus
Brenda Lyman, Professor Emeritus
Alison McFarlane, Vice President Emeritus
Nancy Michalko, Executive Director Emeritus
Arlene Ray, Budget Analyst Emeritus
Nick Safai, Professor Emeritus
Clifton Sanders, Provost Emeritus
Leslie Seiferle, Professor Emeritus
Celeste Skinner, Professor Emeritus
Mequette Sorensen, Professor Emeritus
Gordon Storrs, Master Planner & Advisor Emeritus
Deidre Tyler, Professor Emeritus
Randal Young, Technician Emeritus
Bill Zoumadakis, Associate Vice President Emeritus

Taylorsville City Construction Update

The city of Taylorsville, Utah Department of Transit, and Utah Transit Authority have collaborated and planned multiple construction projects in Taylorsville throughout 2022-2025. Information about each project is provided below with access to a construction area map, contact information and a rough timeframe for when projects will begin. Please anticipate short-term travel delays, lane closures, alternate routes and access restrictions in the affected areas.

Summer 2022 Construction

Salt Lake Community College Paving

UDOT will begin working on the SR-292 at the Redwood Campus during the summer of 2022.

Contact Information

Hotline: 855-740-8740
Email: slccpaving@utah.gov

5400 South 1900 West Intersection

UDOT will begin a project that will improve drainage and provide a better and safer traffic flow through the intersection of 5400 S and 1900 W. Construction will start in the summer of 2022.

Visit UDOT Input for more information as it becomes available.

Contact Information

Phone: 855-740-8750
Email: 5400S1900Wimprovements@utah.gov

Redwood Road Mobility; 4100 South to 5400 South

Taylorsville City and UDOT will begin construction along Redwood Road between 4100 South and 5400 South. The project will start in summer 2022 and with anticipated completion in fall 2023.

Contact Information

UDOT Public Information Team: 855-663-6800
Email: redwoodroadmobility@utah.gov

Redwood Road Update; 6200 S to I-215

UDOT is designing improvements to SR-68 (Redwood Road) from 6200 South to I-215. Construction will begin in late 2022, with anticipated completion in 2023.

Visit UDOT Input for more information and to view a construction area map.

Contact Information

Public Involvement Team: 385-955-5595
Email: redwoodroadupdated@utah.gov

2023-2025 Construction

Midvalley Connector

The Federal Transit Authority and UTA are currently under design preparations for a new Bus Rapid Transit route, connecting to Murray Central station, SLCC Redwood Campus and the West Valley Central station. Construction will run from 2023-2025.

Any questions or concerns will be addressed at a public open house focusing on the project’s environmental impact.

In-Person Public Meeting

July 18, 4-7 p.m.
Taylorsville City Council Chambers

Online Public Meeting

July 18, 12-1 p.m.

Contact Information

Midvalley Connector: 801-901-7888
Email: info@midvalleyconnector.com

Congratulations to the SLCC 2022 Annual Outstanding Faculty Award Winners

It is with great honor that Faculty Development, Advancement and Research Faculty (FDAR) Senate Committee at Salt Lake Community College (SLCC), announce the 2022 Annual Outstanding Faculty Award Winners.

Faculty Senate strives to represent faculty in the utmost integrity and commitment to professorship. One of SLCC Faculty Senate’s most important foundational priorities is to articulate, validate and honor the hard and complex work of professors at SLCC. In this spirit FDAR manages six annual outstanding faculty awards, that can be found on the SLCC Development Catalog webpage. 

FDAR thanks all the award winners for all the outstanding work they do for SLCC, the students, and community. FDAR is grateful to have the award winners among faculty at SLCC and looks forward to continuing to work with them.

 
Outstanding First Year Full-Time Faculty Award 

 

2022 - David Robles, Criminal Justice

Outstanding First Year Part-Time Faculty Award  

2022 - Adela Rahmati, Anthropology 

2022 - Zachary J. Stickney, History 

Outstanding Social Justice Faculty Award 

2022 - Cindy Fierros, Psychology

 

Outstanding Publication Faculty Award

2022 - Emmanuel Santa-Martinez - Santa-Martinez, Emmanuel, Cardoso Castro, Cibele, Flick, Andrew, Sullivan, Michael, Riday, Heathcliffe, Clayton, Murray K. & Brunet, Johanne (2021). Bee species visiting Medicago sativa differ in pollen deposition curves with consequences for gene flow. American Journal of Botany. 108(6):1016-1028. 

Outstanding Wellbeing Faculty Award 

2022 - Antonette Gray, Criminal Justice

Outstanding Health Faculty Award  

2022 - Nancy Barrickman, Biology  

2022 - Anson Xuan, Mathematics