Presented by: Heidi Gifford Nikki Sorenson Amanda Carter Tamara Da Silva Ricky Garside CIS 1020 – 041 Spring 2009.

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Presented by: Heidi Gifford Nikki Sorenson Amanda Carter Tamara Da Silva Ricky Garside CIS 1020 – 041 Spring 2009

Prepared Exclusively For: President Bioteau Salt Lake Community College

Stair climbing Related Injuries Sweating Profusely Back Packs Overloaded Five Flights of Stairs too Much

Chronic back pain Neck Pain Shoulder Pain Poor Posture

Strain on muscles to carry visual aids to class Heavy paperwork and books must be carried to and from classes Professors are generally older, therefore, they suffer more than most students

Benefits of Escalators Student Punctuality Reduced Student Health Costs  Reduced back pain and injuries  Reduced knee and shoulder ailments Students Able to Enroll in More Classes  Escalators are more time efficient than stairs  Less Stress from hauling heavy backpacks Increased Revenue From Additional Classes Taken by Students

BeforeAfter (Scale 1 to 10: 10 Being High) Student Happiness29.5 Professors Sanity310 Quality of Student Work18 Medical Expenses102

SeptemberOctoberNovemberDecemberJanuaryTotals Labor$57,500$88,500$94,000$50,250$40,175$330,425 Supplies$18,934$23,757$86,243$53,853$36,275$219,062 Escalator $153,000 Totals$76,434$112,257$333,243$104,103$76,450$702,487

September  Construction begins  Remove existing stairs October  Additional framing  Drywall started and completed November  Paint and patch walls December  Installation of escalators  Completion of project

Salt Lake Community College on cutting edge of quality campus Happier and healthier students Professor job satisfaction Increased revenue for college