Editorial Style Guide - E

e-book

Stands for “electronic book.” Do not spell eBook or e-Book.

e.g., i.e.

The term e.g. is used to mean “for example” and is used to demonstrate more than one example. The term i.e. is used for rephrasing, meaning “that is” and is used in singular instances.

email

No hyphen, lowercase “e.”

eligibility date

Phrase that designates when a current student is eligible to register for classes.

emergency alert

See AppArmor.

employee associations

Uppercase the names of employees and students.

Associations: Full-Time Faculty Senate; Association of Professional-Technical Employees (APTE); Classified Employees Association (CEA); and the Associated Student Government (ASG). Affiliate organizations recognized by the college include the Colorado Community College System (CCCS). See committee, council, association.

Employee classifications

See faculty, classified or APT.

Equine Facility

Facility that houses the Equine Studies Department, located off campus on the Logan County Fairgrounds. See campus names.

E.S. French Hall

Building that houses the Liberal Arts Department and the Dorothy Corsberg Theater. Located off Sidney Avenue.

ESL

Use English as a Second Language in first. See Acquiring the English Language.