Issue Contents

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1 Springtime at UNI Scenes from spring 2003, including meetings, celebrations, and construction; photo.
2 The power of partnerships Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mudd, Sr., have made a gift to the west campus complex; about thirty per cent of Mudd Group employees are UNI graduates; photo.
3 Untitled
Anglum--Gerald (Public Relations Staff) 		Urges alumni to return for Homecoming; despite budget problems, the campus has a lot to offer; photo.
4 You can come home again! Marching Band on parade; photo.
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5 UNI's international programs cope with world events
Ketels--Denton 		Students and staff talk about they ways in which they have dealt with volatile international situations.
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6 SARS hits home for UNI grad Kevin Hessel talks about his experience in China during outbreak of SARS.
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7 Technology in the classroom Students and faculty talk about new trends in classroom technology; photo.
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8 Athletic training program meeting ambitious goals
Cornell--Susan 		Description of the athletic training curriculum; heavy enrollment; Regents approve master's degree; photo.
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9 Alumni profile: Scott Nice; man in motion
Barber--Melissa 		Profile of Scott Nice of the Theatre Department; photo.
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10 Top this Schedule of performers at GBPAC; photo.
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11 Alumni profile: St. Louis firm wins national acclaim; UNI friendship spurs business success
Cornell--Susan 		Profiles of Dan Schmitt, Dru Schmitt, and Joe DiMartini; photo.
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12 Panthers in action Football and volleyball schedules.
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13 Be part of the tradition Schedule of Homecoming activities; photo.
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14 Athletes achieve impressive academic record Intercollegiate athletes have a 3.06 cumulative grade point average.
15 UNI Museums receive national honor Receives accreditation from American Association of Museums.
16 UNI pilot program awards scholarships to out-of-state students Will award about eighty scholarships in three categories.
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17 Insurance program bridges gap Alumni Association promoting insurance for students after graduation.
18 The good life just got easier Department of Residence offers plan to stabilize room and board for two years.
19 UNI names new deans Jeffrey W. Cornett will head College of Education; Farzad Moussavi will head College of Business Administration.
20 UNI together for education UNITE forming to promote UNI to the General Assembly.
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21 2003/04 Theatre UNI season Schedule of presentations.
22 Alumni Association seeks board members Board, consisting of 24-32 members, is responsible for creating and executing strategic goals.
23 UNI Annual Fund Foundation seeks contributions to Annual Fund, an unrestricted fund that reached $480,000 in 2002-2003; seeking $600,000 for 2003-2004; creates Campanile Society for donors of $1000 or more.
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24 From the Association president
Haack--Marc (Classes of 1973--1978--and 1979) 		Marc Haack urges people to join the Alumni Association; photo.
25 From the Executive Director
Hermansen--Noreen M. (Alumni Services) 		Noreen Hermansen reviews the year's achievements; photo.
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26 Alumni Association presents 2003 Heritage Honours Awards Thomas Ervin and Patrick Esser honored; photo.
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27 Team UNI overwhelms NCAA Short's Travel wins contract for NCAA travel, meeting, and convention services; a number of UNI graduates work for Short's Travel.
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28 Perspective: ode to an uncommon man
Kascht--Robert L. (Class of 1948) 		Robert Kascht pays tribute to Professor H. W. Reninger; photo.