Campus News Network — October 23, 2000

Page	Title	Summary
1	UNI's minority recruitment cited in Christian Science Monitor	The October 17 issue of the Christian Science Monitor did a story on UNI's minority recruitment efforts.
1	Koob shares vision for UNI's future	President Koob discussed his plans for the university at the P&S staff meeting held October 9. President Koob also talked about increased enrollment, university advancement, and new facilities; photo.
1	Dell named interim vice president for administration and finance	Eunice Dell has been named interim vice president for administration and finance. She replaces John Conner who left UNI for the University of Illinois; photo.
2	Your bone marrow could save a life	UNI is holding its first bone marrow donor registration on October 25.
2	Gear Up grant awarded	UNI will receive funding through the U. S. Department of Education's Gear Up Program. Funding will total $1.27 million over five years.
2	Gift promises solid foundation for new honors program	UNI received a gift totaling $200,000 from the estate of Nadyne Harris. The gift will be used for liberal arts scholarships through the university's new Honors Program.
2	Flu shots offered	Flu shots will be available October 24.
2	Leaf raking by UNI Habitat for Humanity	Habitat for Humanity is starting its annual leaf raking program.
2	Training library being planned	Human Resource Services is developing a database of training materials.
2	Health screening day	Allen Hospital is offering a health screening day.
2	Online words of wellness	The newsletter ' Words of Wellness' is available online.
2	Half-price classes	The Wellness Center is offering classes half-price beginning October 24.
3	Profile: Megan Vadnais	Profile of coordinator of student organizations and activities Megan Vadnais; photo.
4	UNI receives recognition for innovative campus information systems	UNI-NET received an honorable mention in the Educause Awards for Excellence in Campus Networking.