Campus News Network — September 14, 1998

Page	Title	Summary
1	Establishing priorities for the coming year	Improving diversity of UNI is top goal for this year; other goals are distance education and "friendraising".
1	Affirmative Action office changes name	New office name is Office of Compliance and Equity Management.
1	Untitled	Lt. Doug Main registers a student's bicycle; photo.
2	Diversity Week activities in full swing this week	Many activities are scheduled this week for Diversity Week.
2	Online parking permit registration tested	Staff members tested online parking permit registration service; new service should be available spring 1999.
2	Lexis-Nexis now more accessible to students, faculty and staff	UNI now has easier Web access to Lexis/Nexis called Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe.
3	Profile Holcombe	Profile of Charles Holcombe; photo.
3	UNI Rhythm Circle	UNI Rhythm Circle group performed during Sole Power kick-off; photo.
4	SBDC moves to Waterloo	Small Business Developmental Center moved to East Fourth Street in Waterloo in same building as John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center.
4	Kudos returns to Campus News Network	Kudos returns to CNN as an insert.
Insert 1	Roger Kueter, Wendell McConnaha, William Callahan, and Linda Quinn	Presented at Annual Rectors' Conference in Romania on university partnerships, lab schools, teacher education, and professional development.
Insert 1	Paula Gilroy and Jennifer Murra	Presented poster session on depression in women psychotherapists.
Insert 1	Mohammed Rawwas and Frank Thompson	Co-authored and authored several articles and chapters on marketing.
Insert 1	Donna Thompson, Susan Hudson, and Mick Mack	Co-authored articles on children's play and playgrounds in journals.
Insert 1	Sam Lankford	Co-authored book on research in recreation and leisure services.
Insert 1	Annette Lynch	Published article "Cross-Cultural and Intra-Societal Application of DeLong's Framework for Visual Analysis".
Insert 2	Linda Sharp	Invited to sit on panel for Buena Vista University's Career Day Alumni Forum.
Insert 2	Germana Nijim	Selected to attend seminar in Germany focusing on German education and U.S.-Germany exchanges.
	Roy Behrens	Appointed to advisory board of "Gestalt Theory" journal.
	James Becker	Awarded Fulbright Memorial Teacher Fund Program award for study in Japan.
	Susan Koch	Awarded Jane Sanford Memorial Award and will have poem "When I Was Six" published.
	Gretta Berghammer	Selected to participate in National Arts Assessment Training.
	Charline Barnes	Co-presented a workshop on multicultural stories at reading congress.
	Roy Behrens	Had artworks accepted at Art Show 10 at the Hearst Center and at the Charles H. MacNider Museum in Mason City.
	Jeffery Byrd	Presented performance piece at Works Gallery in California.
	Kirk Henderson	Presented information on UNI's roadside management program at conference and was invited to be panelist for session on roadside wildflower plantings.
	Robert Ward	Will present paper on James Hearst at Midwest Federation of Chaparral Poets in Cedar Rapids.
	Dean Kruckeberg	Kruckeberg presented in Israel and participated in many international conventions and conferences.
	Paul Siddens	Was guest speaker on impact of technology on interpersonal communication at seminar.
	Linda Sharp	Published article on multicultural team teaching projects.
	Dean Kruckeberg	Published article on future of public relations education in journal
	Iradge Ahrabi-Fard	Published article on mental training for hitting in volleyball.