Campus News Network — May 22, 2000

Page	Title	Summary
1	President Koob named distinguished citizen	UNI President Robert Koob recently received the Distinguished Citizen Award from the Winnebago Council Boy Scouts of America; photo.
1	Construction update	Minnesota Street and Dakota Street will be closed for reconstruction until July 7th; photo.
1	Signed, sealed, delivered	Governor Tom Vilsack was on campus to sign the Education Appropriations Bill; photo.
1	Magazine ranks UNI program among best in nation	UNI's graduate-level speech pathology program was ranked among the top 25 in the country by U. S. News and World Report. They also ranked UNI's audiology program and music program.
2	Rod Library offers new databases	Three new databases are available on the Rod Library home page.
2	Copeland chosen top administrator by AEOP	Jeffrey S. Copeland was named Administrator/Educator of the Year by the UNI Association of Educational Office Professionals; photo.
2	DOR moves to the Towers	The Department of Residence has moved its offices to the Towers Center for the duration of the renovation of Redeker Center; photo.
3	Profile: Chuck Quirk	Profile of Chuck Quirk, faculty member of the History Department; photo.
4	Make the connection-	The Office of Contract Training is offering additional computer training.
4	New paycheck options available	Forms are available for faculty and academic year P & S employees to received paychecks in ten or twelve equal installments.
4	Untitled	Cinco de Mayo was recently celebrated on the UNI campus; photo.