81. Nolan Karras - Governor - Utah 2004 Roy City Planning Commission, 1975 1978 Government Appointments Chairman, Boardof Regents, utah Board of Higher education, 2001 – Present Finance Chair http://www.karras2004.com/about.html

Meet Nolan Karras Nolan was born Dec. 30, 1944 in Ogden, Utah, the second son of Orlen and Afton Karras. He grew up in Roy and graduated from Weber High School. After serving a two-year mission for his church, he graduated from Weber State College with a degree in Finance. He later earned an MBA from the University of Utah. Nolan is married to Lynda Purrington. They are the parents of three grown children; Brett, married to Micol Anne Olson; Jodie, married to R. Trent Sanders, and Darrin, married to Shannon Brooke Wancyzk. Nolan and Lynda have 10 grandchildren. They recently celebrated their 36th wedding anniversary. Nolan enjoys golf, travel and family activities. Lynda loves to fish. She has her own boat and as soon as the ice melts she’s on the water. She also loves spending time with her grandchildren and shopping with the girls (Jodie, Micol and Brooke). Lynda enjoys cooking for a crowd and loves to play golf. The couple raised their family in Roy where they still live today. Here’s a glimpse of how Nolan’s life experience has shaped his political philosophy: On Service “In 1955 my dad and his neighbors saw that Roy City needed a volunteer fire department. They stepped up and filled it. For decades, Dad slept with his boots beside the bed and our old Dodge truck backed into the driveway so he could make a quick exit when the siren wailed. We’d watch from the front porch to see if Dad was driving the fire truck. I’ve never forgotten the pride I felt seeing my dad serve. He never shirked, never hesitated, and never cared about who got the credit.”

82. BYU Conferences And Workshops Utah Education Law Institute of interest to utah s education community. It is designed and priced to be a servicefor educators, educational administrators, school board members, legal http://msed.byu.edu/edlf/ferrin/edlawconfkey.html

Send to a friend Search Feedback Utah Education Law Institute ... Professional Programs Utah Education Law Institute Sixth Annual Utah Education Law Institute Friday, June 11, 2003 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Keynote speakers will include: Julie Underwood, General Counsel of the National School Boards Association, and Charles Russo, J.D., Ed.D., Professor, University of Dayton and Past President of the Education Law Association, together with many other presenters. http://mse.byu.edu/edlf/ferrin/edlawconf Location: The BYU Conference Center on the east edge of the Marriott Center Parking Lot, Provo, Utah. Ample free parking available.

83. UV States dvilnius@utah.gov. web site. http//www.dopl.utah.gov. Board Composition 4 Geologists,1 Public member. Requirements education BS (minimum). Experience 5 years. http://www.asbog.org/state_UV.htm

Back Up Next Utah Registration Status: Licensure Effective Date: May 1, 2002 Exemptions: See Law 58-1 and 58-77 ASBOG Membership: Member Board Update: State Contact: Douglas Vilnius Title: Administrator Address: 160 East 300 South Salt Lake City, UT 84114-6100 Phone/Fax: e-mail dvilnius@utah.gov web site http://www.dopl.utah.gov Board Composition: 4 Geologists, 1 Public member Requirements: Education: B.S. (minimum) Experience: 5 years Exam: ASBOG (required after Jan. 1, 2004) ; Exam waived based on experience. Continuing Education: None Grandfathering: ASBOG PG and FG examinations required after January 1, 2004. Cooperative Licensure - (Comity/Reciprocity): Yes Registrant count: PGs: GITs: Information updated: April 25, 2003 Top of Page Return to Previous Page Vermont Registration Status: No registration, certification, or definition requirement exists. Effective Date: Exemptions: ASBOG Membership: Update: No changes reported. State Contact: Laurence R. Becker Title: State Geologist Address: Vermont Geological Survey Agency of Natural Resources 103 South Main Laundry Building.

84. Date Fri, 9 Feb 1996 062028 -0800 From Jessea@uclink2.Berkeley Salt Lake City UT 84111 801533-7500 Twila B. Affleck, Secretary to the utah Boardof education (ask that ALL Board members be copied on your message) Email http://www.qrd.org/qrd/usa/utah/utah.and.georgia.ed.alerts-02.09.96

The P.E.R.S.O.N. Project*; ph/fax: 510-601-8883, 586 62nd St. Oakland, CA 94609-1245 CHECK THIS OUT FOR LOADS OF INFO: http://www.youth.org/loco/PERSONProject/ The P.E.R.S.O.N. Project is *always* looking for volunteer organizers. Please cc us (for our files) on correspondence you send or receive re our action alerts. *Public Education Regarding Sexual Orientation Nationally.

85. Utah in Custody utah Council on Economic education utah Independent Living Council utahState Alliance for the Arts utah State Board of education Advisory Committee http://www.youth.org/loco/PERSONProject/Handbook/States/utah.html

UTAH I. Background: Utah has a misdemeanor sodomy law in place. The state's home page is at URL: http://www.state.ut.us/ The regular STATE LEGISLATIVE session runs from Jan-15 to Feb-28. II. Education Specific Information: N.B. UTAH IS ONE OF THE STATES WHICH DID NOT RESPOND TO ANY OF OUR LETTERS. You may locate any school or school district in your state by going to the following search engine: http://www.asd.com/ State Office of Education 801-533-7500 State School Superintendent State Office of Education 250 E. 5th S Salt Lake City UT 84111 Utah DOES have some information about its educational system on the World Wide Web. Point your browser to: http://www.utah.gov/learning/k12.html AND to http://www.usoe.k12.ut.us/ AND also to: http://www.uen.org/ The state Board of Education's sex education guidelines say homosexuality shouldn't be discussed at school at all. The statutes prohibit the teaching of the intricacies of sex, the acceptance of or advocacy of homosexuality as a desirable or acceptable sexual adjustment or lifestyle and they also prohibit the acceptance or advocacy of promiscuity. State Board of Education Goals (quoted excerpts, emphasis added)

86. Council On Optometric Practitioner Education - COPE New York State Board for Optometry Mr. Peter Ferguson education Assistant educationBuilding 2nd Floor utah Optometrist Licensing Board Mr. David http://www.arbo.org/cope/?Doc=participatingboards

87. : Gay/Straight Alliance's Lawsuit To Proceed Against Salt Lake School Board 1999) Ruling that the Salt Lake City Board of education violated a federal statuteand also may have violated the First Amendment, a utah federal district http://www.lambdalegal.org/cgi-bin/iowa/documents/record?record=485

88. Dixie Sun Online Edition - Dixie State College Of Utah Now that the education board has finished its review, the once more by the educatorcertification board on April 2 2004 Dixie Sun, Dixie State College of utah. http://sun.dixie.edu/index.php?pg=story&storyid=542

89. Press Releases - Westminster College, Salt Lake City, UT past few years with Westminster s Foundation Board, Curt P finds gratification inhelping students fund their education. and a MBA from the University of utah. http://www.westminstercollege.edu/communication_office/index.cfm?parent=1821&det

90. AP Wire 04/04/2003 Lesbian Teacher Wins Utah Court Ruling at Spanish Fork High School in a heavily Mormon part of utah. Practices Advisory Commission,the disciplinary arm of the state board of education, the court http://www.kansascity.com/mld/kansascity/news/breaking_news/5560892.htm

91. Utah Education Attorney, Lawyer, Law Firm - Find UT Attorneys, Lawyers, Law Firm Find a good utah education Attorney, Lawyer, Law Firm. Compare profiles & credentials. Read indepth research for free. Browse the premium directory of UT http://lawyers.findlaw.com/lawyer/practicestatecity/Education Law/Utah/J

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92. C E Legislation for these programs according to rules established by the State Board of Educationin accordance with Title 63, Chapter 46a, utah Administrative Rulemaking Act. http://www.slcc.edu/schools/cce/ce/celegislation.html

53A-15-101. Higher education courses in the public schools Cooperation between public and higher education Annual report. (1) The State Board of Education in collaboration with the State Board of Regents shall implement: (a) a curriculum program and delivery system which allows students the option to complete high school graduation requirements and prepares them to meet college admission requirements at the conclusion of the eleventh grade, but does not preclude a student involved in accelerated learning programs from graduating at an earlier time; (b) a program of selected college credit courses in general and applied technology education which would be made available in cooperation with the State Board of Regents, as resources allow, through concurrent enrollment with one or more of the state's institutions of higher education; (c) a course of study for a student who decides to continue on through the twelfth grade that would allow the student to take courses necessary to graduate from high school, and at the student's option, to become better prepared for the world of work, or complete selected college level courses corresponding to the first year of course work at a university, college, or community college in the state system of higher education; and (d) a program for advanced placement which permits students to earn high school credits while qualifying to take advanced placement examinations for college credit.

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