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This is a biography of President Jay L. Nelson written at some point whilst the College was called Salt Lake Trade Technical Institute (1959-1967). President Jay L. Nelson continued to serve as President of the College through 1978. The biography highlights Nelson's academic career, his teaching experience, work experience, and his active duty in the U.S. Army as well as in the U.S. Army Reserve.
Army, Militias, biography files, biography, administrators, College presidents, Teaching
The SLTTI Emblem Logo for the College is printed in Gold on a textured red background. The emblem says "Salt Lake Trade Technical Institute" with the addition of "Industria Et Educatus Inseparabile" in a circle. Inside the circular emblem is a man working with machine tools and a female dressed in a nurses uniform. The exterior of the emblem looks like a gear.
emblems, Vocational education, Nurses, Logos
Learn to Earn: Promotional Video for UTC
A promotional movie that was created to highlight the occupational courses available at U.T.C. and provides general guidance to students related to education. The video utilizes the College slogan "Learn to Earn." The analog film is reel-to-reel in color with sound. The film is approximately 24 minutes in length. A low-resolution digital file can be accessed at https://youtu.be/nAMxSkwrsTo.
video, Advertisements, Publicity, Vocational education
1949-1978 Jay L. Nelson: Humorous Memo
Memo to Dave Kadleck from Stave Hale regarding Incident at Skyline High School. It recounts the experience of President Jay L. Nelson attempting to attend a basketball game. The humorous recollection was not seen as a humorous situation to President Nelson for whom the only positive of the experience was that the ticket cashier new the school by the new name "Trade Tech."