Campus News Network — April 17, 2000

Page	Title	Summary
1	Panthers take a road trip to Mason City; there is a lot of UNI in Mason City	University faculty and staff traveled to Mason City for a Community Visit Day
1	UNI alumnus gives $1 million gift	David Wilson, UNI alumnus, gives $1 million gift to fund joint endowed chair in business ethics.
1	President Koob dishes it up at the senior breakfast	President Koob helps serve breakfast to seniors.
2	Earth Week Celebrations	Schedule of events planned for Earth Week.
2	Volunteers are needed for the Move-In Crew	Applications are being accepted for the 2000 Move-In Crew.
2	WRC receives Outstanding Sport Facility award	UNI Wellness/Recreation Center received the National Intramural and Recreational Sports Association Outstanding Sports Facility award.
2	Commencement schedule	Schedule of when the commencements will be on May 6.
2	Rod Library special hours	Schedule of hours for Rod Library on April 23.
2	P & S Excellence Award nominations	Nominations are being accepted for the 2000 Regents Staff Excellence Awards for Professional and Scientific employees.
2	Free calendar accounts	UNI faculty and staff may request an Electronic Calendar account from ITS.
2	April ITS-ET training workshops	Schedule of free computer workshops from ITS-ET.
2	Library notice	Applications are being accepted for studies in Rod Library during the summer.
3	Profile: Al Stamberg	Profile of Placement and Career Services co-op education director Al Stamberg; photo.
	Gloria Kirkland Holmes	Gloria Kirkland Holmes and Kathryn Guzman presented paper at the 5th Annual Iowa African-American Women's Conference in Waterloo.
	Steven Corbin	Steve Corbin was selected to serve on the Marketing Management Association Board of Directors.
	Jill Uhlenberg	Jill Uhlenberg will take office as president-elect of the National Coalition for Campus Children's Centers.
	Mohammad Z. Iqbal	Mohammad Z. Iqbal, with Keri B. Drenner, Kelly M. Knight, and Craig A. Welsh, will present their research in Indianapolis.
	Christine Macfarlane and Patricia Sitlington	Christine MacFarlane and Patricia Sitlington are serving as mediators for the Iowa Department of Education.
	Dave Hakes	Dave Hakes has been named a recipient of the Regents Faculty Excellence Award.
	Steve Thorpe	Steve Thorpe chaired a session during the Southern Economic Association Meetings in New Orleans.
	Ann Vernon	Ann Vernon will be awarded the 2000 Professional Leadership Award.
	Charline Barnes	Charline Barnes was appointed chair of the International Reading Association Teacher as Researcher Committee and also served on planning committee for the 5th Annual African-American Women's Conference.
	Department of Communication Studies	Faculty from the Department of Communication Studies received several awards.
	Dean Kruckeberg	Dean Kruckeberg was a senior judge for a competition in public relations and was the correspondent for papers at conference in Miami.
	Ann Vernon	Ann Vernon presented a workshop on REBT with adolescents.
	Cynthia Herndon and Kathleen Kerr	Cynthia Herndon, Kathleen Kerr, and Ranae Keane presented lectures and master classes in dance.
	Kathleen Kerr	Kathleen Kerr directed a performance of traditional Bosnian dance at the University of Wisconsin.
	Michelle L. Swanson and Barbara A. Heitzman	Michelle Swanson and Barbara A. Heitzman did a presentation on expressive arts in Boca Raton, Florida.
	Charline Barnes	Charline Barnes presented paper on the subject of language arts classrooms at the Iowa Reading Association Conference.
	Kenneth Atkinson	Kenneth Atkinson presented a paper on the Dead Sea in Kansas City.
	William W. Clohesy	William W. Clohesy presented a paper on altruism and Kant at the Ninth International Kang Congress in Berlin.
	Mike Klassen and Mohammed Rawwas	Mike Klassen presented a paper on promoting higher education. Also Mike Klassen and Mohammed Rawwas presented a paper on auto advertisements.
	Celia Renner and Janet Rives	Celia Renner and Janet Rives presented a paper in San Diego on pay variations and gender.
	Carey Kirk and Allan Rappaport	Carey Kirk and Allan Rappaport presented a paper on the American legal system.
	Celia Renner	Celia Renner will present a paper on educating future accountants in Puerto Vallarta.
	Dick Followill	Professor Richard Followill will present a paper on points and contract rates in Puerta Vallarta.
	Leslie Wilson, Roberta M. Roth, Dale Cyphert, and Rex A. Karsten	Leslie Wilson presented a paper on management written with Roberta M. Roth, Dale Cyphert, and Rex A. Karsten.
	Steve Corbin	Steve Corbin presented a paper on critical thinking and creative thinking.
	Matthew Kollasch	Matthew Kollasch presented paper on Slovakia in Cedar Rapids.
	Donna Thompson	Donna Thompson published an article on school playgrounds.
	Donna Thompson and Susan D. Hudson	Donna Thompson and Susan D. Hudson authored a chapter and an article on playgrounds.
	Donna Thompson, Susan D. Hudson, and Mick Mack	Donna Thompson, Susan D. Hudson, and Mick Mack published articles on playgrounds.
	Charline Barnes	Charline Barnes co-authored a book on Iowa's black history.
	Roy R. Behrens	Roy R. Behrens published an essay on graphic design.
	Chris W. Ogbondah	Chris W. Ogbondah had an article on the Nigerian press accepted for publication.
	Roy R. Behrens	Roy R. Behrens has been invited to teach a course in Milwaukee.
	Linda Walsh	Linda Walsh presented paper on library and psychology resources.
	Angelita Floyd	Angelita Floyd was a guest artist, presented, and directed at Middle Tennessee State University Flute Festival.
	Allison Stringer	Allison Stringer published an article on experiential education.
	Sue Joslyn	Sue Joslyn's findings on breast cancer and African-American women were published.
	Patricia L. Sitlington	Patricia L. Sitlington published a textbook on education of adolescents with disabilities.
	Mike Klassen	Mike Klassen will publish an article.
	Steve Thorpe	Steve Thorpe had two papers accepted for publication on environmental policies.
	Dan McDonald and Terri McDonald	Dan McDonald and Terri McDonald published an article on festival and event management.