Northern Iowa Today — March 1, 1987

 

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1 SBDC increases small business' opportunities, successes Program of services offered by SBDC; photo.
2 Glenda Riley Receives award for work on local history.
2 Alvin Sunseri Delivers lecture on James Jones.
2 Howard Jones Receives award for programming solo artists.
2 Phyllis Scott Carlin Elected secretary of professional association; presents paper on oral history.
2 Marvin Jensen Presents paper on communication.
2 J. C. Turner Presents paper on the effect of communication delivery.
2 Dean Kruckeberg Presents papers in New Delhi and Omaha.
2 Judith Harrington Presents paper on clinician effectiveness.
2 Fred D. "Don" Carver Will resign as of July, 1987; will take leave of absence in Fall, 1987, and teach in Spring, 1988.
2 Richard Frye Presents workshop; sworn in as president-elect of professional association.
2 Bruce B. Rogers Presents paper on cognitive profile of students.
2 Loree Rackstraw Presents paper on humanities courses.
2 C. Murray Austin Presents paper in West Germany on post-industrial society.
2 Jack Wielenga Panelist at professional meeting.
2 Dennis Hendrickson Presents paper.
2 Dan Powell Work on display in Oregon and New York.
2 William Lew Makes presentation on Roger Shimomura.
2 Jo Siddens Work on display in Fort Wayne and Tokyo.
2 Bonnie Stahlecker Work on display in Phoenix.
2 Gary Greenberg Commissioned to build fountain in Arizona.
2 Mary Bozik Gives presentation on listening.
2 Small business owners: making the American dream come true with UNI's help Experiences of local businesses with SBDC; photo.
3 Edward V. Voldseth Will retire in September 1987; served as Dean of Students from 1964 through 1971; Vice President for University Relations and Development from 1971-1977; Assistant to the President for State Relations and Special Events from 1977 until the present.
3 Rollin Evers Will retire in March; has been head of Security and Public Safety since 1963.
3 John Ketter Will retire after twenty years of service.
3 James LaRue Retires in December after thirty years of teaching.
3 Kris Hutchison and Judy Johnson Give presentation at residence hall association meeting.
3 Roy Unruh, Carl Bollwinkel, Louis Finsand, David McCalley, and Cherin Lee Give presentations at science teachers conference.
3 David Buch Presents paper on mode concepts.
3 Anthony S. Lis Composition performed in Memphis.
3 Robert Dean Re-elected to chair of electors for professional association.
3 Dale Olson Presents paper on holographs.
3 Roy Unruh Writes and demonstrates physics software.
3 Dhirendra Vajpeyi Presents paper on culture in India.
3 Carl Bollwinkel Receives certificate of appreciation from conservation group.
3 James Hantula Gives presentation on Asia.
3 Albert Gilgen Elected fellow of American Psychological Association.
3 Jons Olsson Re-elected secretary of professional association.
3 Anne Johnstone, Sara Baumhover, Pete Beurskens, and Dan Rapp Gave presentation on writing conferences.
3 Barbara Jones Presents paper on archives.
3 Edward Rathmell Will serve on editorial panel for book and as member of standards writing team.
3 Jurgen Koppensteiner Presents paper on Austria's image in US.
3 One-room schoolhouse draws statewide interest Search for schoolhouse for campus attracts attention.
3 UNI expands conference, visitor services Duane McDonald hired for new post as Director of Conferences and Visitor Services; photo.
3 Elderhostel: designed for the seasoned and spry Courses here this summer include studies of Romania, law, and Big Band music; photo.
4 UNI-Dome debt "paid-in-full" Gift by Neva Radell allows Dome debt to be paid off; photo.
4 Alumni loyalty strong; annual giving up Seven thousand alumni have pledged $149,000 this year.
4 Joan Otting named UNI parent of the year 1983 alumna honored; three children are also UNI alumni and two more are currently enrolled; photo.
4 Officers, members named for UNI Alumni Association Board of Directors Joan Poe elected president; list of other officers and board members.
4 UNI's Leslie recipient of distinguished service award Wins regional award; photo.
4 Northeast Wisconsin Club chartered in February Chartered at dinner in Green Bay.
5 Class gifts span 50 years Contribute to gift that will improve southeast corner of campus at College and University intersection.
5 Class of '62 makes Iowa history come alive Will fund development of museum exhibit.
6 It's all happening at Northern Iowa; renovations, additions, replacements Renovated Auditorium opened; construction expected to begin on Business Building in Fall 1987; architect will be selected for addition to Union; library addition, Latham and Wright hall renovations, new power plant, and new faculty lines await funding.
6 Top awards to cream of crop List of Presidential Scholars for 1987.
7 Regional, national honors to UNI athletes Mary Bernhardt named to academic All-America team; other athletes also honored.
7 Panthers wrestlers ranked #5 Record is 16-4; awaiting tournament; photo.
7 Recent thriller "unreal" Last second overtime win inspiring; photo.
8 UNI graduation in December Six hundred students graduate; Mary Burroughs McAdam delivers student address.
8 Roses for UNI band member Dianna Cleveland plays in Rose Parade.
8 UNI is awarded child welfare training grant Social work students receive benefit of $26,489 traineeship grant.
8 Scholarships available for cardiac rehabilitation program People with heart problems may apply for aid.
8 Writing competency examination to be eliminated Students will take writing course instead under new general education program.
8 Students stayed dry during "Operation 6-P.A.C.C." 2250 residence hall students sign pledge not to use alcohol for a week.
8 Kindergym still a success Program of exercise for small children still in operation after four years.
8 "Murphy the Moose" brings support to UNI Museum Caricature of moose used in fundraising campaign.
8 Debate team helps U.S. win in Montreal Todd Syverson and Keith Dotseth help U. S. win.
8 Enrollment keeps breaking records Spring 1987 enrollment is 10,799.
8 Old Gold yearbook goes high tech Will use three programs to put together whole book; photo.