Public Relations News Release — January 28, 2002
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Diet or disease? | Joan Thompson will share her opinion concerning whether or not Medicare should cover obesity as a disease. |
| 1 | If at first you don't succeed . . . | Reggie Green will take about standardized tests and why students will take them over to improve their scores. |
| 1 | Black History Month | Steve Carignan will discuss African-American artistic accomplishments. |
| 1 | Sagging enrollment to plague secondary schools | Phil Patton will speak on the predicted drop in high school enrollment, and what effect it will have on post-secondary education. |
| 1 | He huffed and he puffed . . . And he won the Caldecott medal | Lucille Lettow will talk about this year's winner of the Caldecott and John Newbery medals. |
| 1 | UNI to hold NCAA certification open forum | A forum will be held by UNI's National Collegiate Athletic Association Certification Steering Committee on Feb. 4 in Gilchrist Hall. |
| 1 | Two new programs, new staff member added to UNI Suzuki School; new students being accepted | Suzanne Bullard is a new member of the faculty at the Suzuki School and will be teaching the new cello programs. |
| 1 | UNI Web site offers up-to-the-minute weather info | Alan Czarnetzki developed a Web site that will contain current weather information. |
| 1 | Tom Anderson, author and professor in the field of art education, artist-in-residence at UNI through Friday, Feb. 1 | Tom Anderson will direct two workshops entitled, "What is art criticism and how to use it in teaching art?" and "The Children's Guernica Peace Mural Movement." |