Public Relations News Release — September 20, 2004

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1 Wednesday, Sept. 22 Student Organization Fair to be held in Maucker Union Coffee House from 10 a. m. to 2 p. m.
1 Thursday, Sept. 23 Kwame Jackson will speak about his experiences on 'The Apprentice' at 7 p. m. in the Maucker Union.
1 Friday, Sept, 24 School of Music presents annual concert; this year's theme is "A Centennial: The 1904 World's Fair Celebration of Music".
1 Kwame Jackson, 'Apprentice' runner-up, to speak at UNI Presentation, entitled "Lessons from the Boardroom", will be held on Sept. 23.
1 UNI Speakers Bureau serves Iowa retirement communities Offers more than 175 presentations; will start new outreach for senior citizens; first presentation is Sept. 22.
1 Monday, Sept. 20 Career Fair to be held in Dome from 2-6 p. m.
1 Tuesday, Sept. 21 Leland Wilson Chemistry Lecture features Nancy Wilson Ashback at 8 p. m. in McCollum Science Hall.
1 UNI to host conference on immigration issues New Iowans program will hold a conference entitled "Welcoming Iowa's Future" on October 20.
1 UNI's Price Lab School to debut new online student information system PowerSchool, when fully implemented, will allow students and parents password protected access to grades, attendance, activities, and homework assignments; designed to encourage a more proactive role of families in the education of their children.
1 UNI professors conducting study of area well water One hundred fifty volunteers will study the effects of nitrates in private well water in association with UNI's School of Health, Physical Education, and Leisure Services.
1 UNI students participate in Christie Vilsack's Dollars for Scholars program First Lady's 5K Walk for Dollars for Scholars will be held in Des Moines on October 3; members of UNI's Student Alumni Ambassadors and student government are walking.
1 AIDS memorial quilt on display at UNI Will be displayed in the Old Central Ballroom in the Maucker Union on Sept. 27.
1 University of Northern Iowa offers Web-based math contest The 5th year of the Wright Challenge will include six math problems posted on the web between September and December; contest open to high school students from Illinois and Iowa.