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As the winter season approaches, ensuring the safety and well-being of the SLCC community becomes increasingly important. With colder temperatures and unpredictable weather conditions, it is essential to take a proactive approach. Our Facilities Department wants to remind us of two simple yet critical tips to help the SLCC community navigate the winter months safely. 1. Watch Your Step One of the most common hazards during winter is slipping on icy or snowy surfaces. A simple way to minimize the risk of falls is by wearing appropriate footwear. It is recommended to wear for shoes or boots with non-slip soles to provide better traction on slick surfaces. Additionally, when walking on campus or outside, take smaller steps. This technique offers greater control and balance, reducing the chances of slipping. Remember to watch out for icy patches or snow drifts that may not be immediately obvious. 2. Take Your Time Rushing can lead to accidents, especially in winter conditions. Allow plen...

      " Courage cultivated in the military isn't confined to the battlefield; it's a mindset that extends into every aspect of life. One habit born from the ethos of courage that I still uphold is facing challenges head-on. In the military, embracing difficult situations with courage and determination was crucial, and this habit persists in my daily life ." -Kam Howell Name: Kam Howell Current title: Director of HVAC Military branch: Army (5) and National Guard (5 years) Years served in the military: 10 Kam Howell, an Army veteran and SLCC alum, is no stranger to serving others in his job. He previously served the United States of America and now serves Salt Lake Community College as the Director of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC). Kam's military career of a decade included serving in two military branches, the Army and the National Guard, where he obtained immeasurable professional and personal experience. At 22, Kam packed his bags and embar...