Admissions Office and Policies

Displaying 251 - 300 of 323 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
251	Computers on campus Alumnus 66:2, p.4	05/01/1981	Broad survey of computer uses and needs on campus; photo.
252	Faculty Senate considers firmer admission standards Alumnus 66:1, p.18	02/01/1981	Committee encourages high school students to take courses that will better prepare them for UNI.
253	Be on the lookout for 'Outlook' Northern Iowan 77:28, p.4	01/27/1981	Office of Admissions will send publication to prospective students.
254	'Outlook' New publication for newly-admitted UNI students Public Relations News Release 1980:326, p.1	01/22/1981	The new program "Outlook" is designed to keep in touch with newly admitted students from the time they are accepted to their move in day.
255	Admission, ROTC under scrutiny Northern Iowan 77:26, p.1	12/12/1980	Considers effects of raising admissions standards; committee may look into introduction of ROTC.
256	UNI Hawkeye Tech cooperate on programs Public Relations News Release 1980:162, p.1	10/22/1980	UNI and Hawkeye Institute of Technology work together to offer new programs for students interested in dental hygiene and police science.
257	Preview UNI assists in first registration Northern Iowan 76:57, p.1	06/13/1980	Preview UNI held its first session of orientation.
258	'Con' not constitutional Northern Iowan 76:57, p.2	06/13/1980	Response to the 'Con' article written in the Northern Iowan.
259	Should admission standards be increased? Northern Iowan 76:56, p.2	05/09/1980	A look at pros and cons of higher admission standards.
260	Faculty Senate votes to raise admission standards Northern Iowan 76:54, p.1	05/02/1980	UNI professors recommended to the Faculty Senate that admissions standards be raised.
261	'Panther Push' Northern Iowan 76:15, p.1	10/30/1979	Interested students can sign up to be a part of Panther Push.
262	Dome not thrust of Admissions: director responds to letter Northern Iowan 74:35, p.2	02/03/1978	Believes Professor Haman was misinformed if he believed that Admissions staff emphasize the Dome in their recruitment work.
263	X-mas vacations busy time for UNI recruiters Northern Iowan 74:29, p.3	01/13/1978	Noreen Hermansen talks about the Admissions Office program in which high schoolers can listen to the alumni of their school talk about UNI.
264	Admissions, departments combine efforts UNI Century 5:2, p.6	03/01/1977	Detailed look at efforts to recruit and inform new students; photo.
265	And UNI shall always remain a suitcase college Northern Iowan 70:44, p.3	04/05/1974	Unhappy with rules on residency status.
266	Student recruitment Northern Iowan 70:23, p.1	12/07/1973	Admissions and UNISA will recruit high school students in week before Christmas.
267	Why students choose UNI Northern Iowan 69:54, p.8	05/11/1973	Students choose UNI because of atmosphere and curriculum; 66% come from within 100 miles of campus; teaching majors decline.
268	Simple solutions not the answer Northern Iowan 68:8, p.2	10/12/1971	Believes limiting enrollment, not raising taxes or fees, might help colleges.
269	Proposed Senate bill to limit enrollment Northern Iowan 67:49, p.6	04/30/1971	Bill in General Assembly would limit Regents enrollment to a level just above current level.
270	Decision deserves support Northern Iowan 66:21, p.2	11/18/1969	Applauds decision to include minority person on committee.
271	Faculty adopts one demand; adds blacks to committee Northern Iowan 66:20, p.1	11/14/1969	Will add African-American to Admission and Retention Committee.
272	Will study minority group resolution for admissions Northern Iowan 66:13, p.1	10/21/1969	Group proposes that 10% of undergraduate students be minorities.
273	EPC studies program for minority students Northern Iowan 65:39, p.12	02/25/1969	Consider program under which students would receive no formal grades for first two years.
274	Over 100 night, Sat. classes next semester Northern Iowan 64:27, p.5	01/09/1968
275	Regents discuss a raise in entrance requirements Northern Iowan 64:19, p.1	11/14/1967	Will study admissions standards; direct contractor to speed up work on newly-named Bender Hall; appoint Professor Clyde Greve as head of Library Science.
276	Untitled Northern Iowan 64:11, p.2	10/17/1967	Student regulations are too strict.
277	Registration closed to freshmen College Eye 63:63, p.1	08/11/1967	Due to lace of housing and instructional facilities.
278	Hughes proposes solution to enrollment problem College Eye 59:47, p.2	07/02/1965	Stricter regulation should be used in recruiting freshmen.
279	Delayed admission begun for new students on June 2 College Eye 59:45, p.3	06/18/1965	Students admitted after that date will likely start school at the beginning of the second semester.
280	Fall enrollment to be limited, back circle new union site College Eye 59:42, p.1	05/18/1965	Enrollment will be limited to 6125; construction of Union on Back Circle may start in spring 1966; $800,000 remodeling project approved for Commons.
281	Admissions to be 'College - Close up' discussion topic College Eye 59:30, p.6	03/26/1965	Dean Lang and Jack Wielenga will discuss topic.
282	30 percent increase in applications College Eye 59:27, p.1	03/16/1965	Admission applications are up substantially.
283	Faculty Senate discusses transfer admission policy College Eye 57:27, p.3	04/26/1963
284	More restricted enrollment would ease expansion dilemma College Eye 57:25, p.2	04/05/1963	Stricter entrance criteria would help reduce enrollment.
285	Growth problems--the case for increased support of SCE Alumnus 47:4, p.1	12/01/1962	President Maucker outlines achievements and shortfalls of recent years; describes need for more funding.
286	$25,000 assured for expansion of budget College Eye 56:30, p.3	05/11/1962	Will allow admissions to continue.
287	Fox's illusions dispelled rapidly College Eye 56:11, p.2	12/01/1961	Upset with decision that the Board of Regents now gets to decide when a student is no longer accepted at SCI; believes it is a college faculty responsibility.
288	2.2 to be required for teachers in new program College Eye 56:6, p.4	10/20/1961	Committee on Admission and Retention and Committee on Teacher Education Standards and Practices formed.
289	Regents approve fee boost for 1961-62 year College Eye 52:31, p.1	05/19/1961	Tuition will increase $26; freshman enrollment will be limited to 1225 to keep within budget.
290	Future change in admissions College Eye 52:31, p.8	05/19/1961	Offers ideas for restricted admission at colleges.
291	Are we afraid of standards? College Eye 52:28, p.6	04/28/1961	Feels ISTC should admit only the best students.
292	Raise admission standards College Eye 52:25, p.8	04/07/1961	Feels the best way to handle funding shortages is to limit the number of students accepted to ISTC.
293	ISTC admission policies to be retained for SCI College Eye 52:23, p.2	03/17/1961
294	Crowded schools nice dream? College Eye 52:20, p.8	02/24/1961	Discusses possible consequences of a lack of state educational funding.
295	ISTC president speaks to annual convocation Public Relations News Release 1960:30, p.1	09/19/1960	President Maucker speaks at the Matriculation Convocation, where he outlines his plans to raise education and admissions standards. William Lang precedes over the convocation, where Professor Harold Bernhard gave the invocational.
296	Dean Lang explains admission policies Alumnus 45:1, p.2	02/01/1960	Outlines admission policies in wake of misunderstandings as ISTC attempts to set higher standards.
297	Admission policies only tightened College Eye 51:15, p.1	01/15/1960	But no cut-off for those in lower half of high school classes.
298	Obiter Scripta College Eye 51:1, p.6	09/18/1959	Discusses the Board of Regents decision not to raise the standards of admission at TC.
299	Committee recommends several changes Alumnus 44:3, p.8	09/01/1959	Committee on Standards and Directions report adopted by faculty; includes recommendations on scholastic standards, improvement of instruction, and future directions; also includes possibility of degrees without teaching certification.
300	Regents give go-ahead on Music Building College Eye 50:34, p.1	06/26/1959	Approve planning for $1.155 million building; also approve budget and consider admission standards.