The Science Resource Center at SLCC, originally established as a chemistry center, currently meets the needs of students, adjunct and full-time faculty for tutoring, computing, consultation, and group study in all the physical sciences. Data on the number of students and faculty served and the costs involved is reported. The developmental history of the center is reported here along with improvements in tutorial quality due to a second influx of one time funds. Examples of this are the expansion of the subjects covered, such as geosciences and engineering, as well as the SRC can now run summer PCAT review classes. The relationship between quality and the number of students assisted is presented. The history the various factors influencing the development, the funding and space issues and the blending with other resources of the division and school of Science Math and Engineering as well as outside sources.

Expansion of the Science Resource Center at Salt Lake Community College

245th National Meeting (2013)

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