Curris--Constantine William (President of UNI)
Displaying 451 - 500 of 739 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
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| 451 | Aly the Clown pins Curris Northern Iowan 85:7, p.1 |
President Curris gets a Homecoming pin; photo. | |
| 452 | Nonaligned faculty being eliminated Northern Iowan 85:6, p.2 |
Offers observations on recent grievance case. | |
| 453 | Northern Iowa enrollment pushes figure toward the limit. Public Relations News Release 1988:45, p.1 |
New freshman increased 7.3%, new transfer increased 12.6%. Fall enrollment is 11472 and enrollment limitation is 11500. Curris told faculty, "The strong enrollment attests to your good work. If progress continues, we should consider lifting the cap." | |
| 454 | Arbitrator supports Walton's UNI return Northern Iowan 85:4, p.1 |
Arbitrator says that Don Walton should be offered back pay and a $50,000 job; President Curris must consider if he will accept the decision. | |
| 455 | Enrollment cap hurts ethnic diversity at UNI Northern Iowan 85:3, p.1 |
President Curris speaks at length to the faculty about the enrollment cap. | |
| 456 | Branstad at ground-breaking Northern Iowan 85:3, p.1 |
Governor Branstad shakes hands with President Curris; photo. | |
| 457 | '¿And the winner by a shovelful is¿'(Northern Iowa School of Bussiness ground-breaking) Public Relations News Release 1988:26, p.1 |
The $10.2 million dollar building, scheduled for occupancy by fall of 1990, the largest undergraduate business school in the state. | |
| 458 | State's and University leaders participate in School of Business. Public Relations News Release 1988:27, p.1 |
Curris gave thanks to Terry Branstad and area legislators for help make the School of Business Classroom/Office Building a reailty. | |
| 459 | Shovels 'at the ready' for School of Business ground breaking on University of Northern Iowa. Public Relations News Release 1988:27, p.1 |
Short cermony for the School of Business Classrooms/Office. Work on the building began last month for the building and scheduled to br occupied by the fall of 1990. | |
| 460 | 'Remembering its past while looking to its future' the University of Northern Iowa broke ground Wednesday (Aug. 31) for its School of Bussiness Public Relations News Release 1988:28, p.1 |
When completed, it will be home to the largest undergraduate business school in the state. | |
| 461 | University of Northern Iowa beaks ground for school of bussiness classroom/office building Public Relations News Release 1988:26, p.1 |
Particaping in the ceremony were Gov. Terry Branstad, Marvin Pomerantz, Percy Harris, James Tyler, Constantine Curris, and Charles Duchen. | |
| 462 | Curris greets students Northern Iowan 85:2, p.2 |
Brief welcome. | |
| 463 | Ground-break scheduled for Wednesday Northern Iowan 85:2, p.7 |
Will hold ceremony for start of new Business Building. | |
| 464 | Soviets visit UNI, get taste of Iowa Northern Iowan 85:1, p.6 |
Group from Stavropol visits campus; photo. | |
| 465 | UNI caps enrollment Northern Iowan 85:1, p.1 |
Will cap enrollment at 11,500. | |
| 466 | Ground breaking for Northern Iowa's new classroom-office building set for Aug. 31. Public Relations News Release 1988:10, p.1 |
Building to serve the School of Business. The building has a proposed budget of 10.2 million dollars and will be 100,000 square feet. Curris will begin the groundbreaking ceremony. | |
| 467 | Degrees awarded to 450 Northern Iowa summer graduates. Public Relations News Release 1988:6, p.1 |
List of graduates at Summer Commencement held July 29. | |
| 468 | University of Northern Iowa summer Commencement scheduled for 7:30 pm July 29. Public Relations News Release 1988:505, p.1 |
President Curris will confer degrees in the Dome; list of Purple and Old Gold Award winners. | |
| 469 | Planning committee for performing arts center to serve needs of community, university appointed by northern iowa's curris Public Relations News Release 1988:496, p.1 |
Constantine W. Curris says that the establishment of a performing arts center can be achieved by cooperative effort between the University and Waterloo and Cedar Falls. | |
| 470 | Hearsts leave UNI largest-ever gift Northern Iowan 84:62, p.1 |
Hearsts leave $600,000 to establish endowed chair; photo. | |
| 471 | Northern Iowa receives largest gift ($600,000) from late Iowa poet James Hearst and wife Meryl. Public Relations News Release 1988:476, p.1 |
The funds will be used to establish the Meryl Norton Hearst Endowed Chair in the UNI College of Humanities and Fine Arts in memory of Hearst's wife of thirty years. James Hearst was a professor of creative writing at the University from 1941-1975. | |
| 472 | Grassley papers to be housed in Northern Iowa's Rod Library. Public Relations News Release 1988:460, p.1 |
Official dedication ceremonies were held Thursday (June 2) on the University of Northern Iowa campus as U.S. Senator Charles Grassley designated the University's Donald O. Rod Library as the official repository of his public papers. | |
| 473 | 'Golden Class' celebrating with special reunion events on campus. Public Relations News Release 1988:426, p.1 |
UNI class of 1938 is celebrating its "Golden Reunion," with 60 class members. Schedule of events and list of the members. | |
| 474 | Northern Iowa to graduate more than 1,100 May 14 in UNI Dome. Public Relations News Release 1988:421, p.1 |
More than 1,100 students who have completed their undergraduate and graduate studies during the spring semester will receive their degrees on May 14. The student address will be delivered by Robert Richard Hauser. | |
| 475 | More than 500 Price Lab, Black Hawk Elementary students to be 'partners' for prairie project day Wednesday. Public Relations News Release 1988:404, p.1 |
"Prairie Project Day" was organized to help improve the educational experience for the children by providing activities outside the regular classroom. | |
| 476 | 30th annual recognition breakfast May 7 to honor 23 long term Northern Iowa employees. Public Relations News Release 1988:397, p.1 |
The University of Northern Iowa will honor its long-term employees who have retired or resigned within the 1987-88 fiscal year, at 30th annual Recognition Breakfast. | |
| 477 | Three bands to play at Spring Fest '88 Northern Iowan 84:55, p.1 |
A detailed look at the program. | |
| 478 | Tom Pettit to receive honorary degree from University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1987:388, p.1 |
The Board of Regents approves the granting of the Doctor of Humane Letters degree to NBC correspondent, Tom Petitt, at the spring commencement ceremonies. Pettit has been the recipient of the Alumni Achievement Award, and several awards in his field. | |
| 479 | Lux Service Medallion nominations taken for outstanding UNI service by students Public Relations News Release 1987:334, p.1 |
Nominations are accepted for the Lux Service Award. Students must hold a 3.0 grade point average, with at least forty completed credit hours. Winners are recognized during the Homecoming ceremony. | |
| 480 | Northern Iowa Physical Plant crew working to find, repair fuel leak Public Relations News Release 1987:321, p.1 |
The Department of Natural Resources discovers an oil leak in Power Plant No. 2, discharging fuel from a storm sewer. Duane Anders and Professor Rick Stinchfield commit all possible resources to correcting the leak. | |
| 481 | Northern Iowa/China teacher training center closer to reality: Local team to survey needs of Chinese middle schools Public Relations News Release 1987:301, p.1 |
Professors Jonathan Lu, Richard Newell, Greg Stefanich, Dennis Sinclair, and Lawrence Kavich travel to China to work with the Guangxi Education Department to retrain teachers and administrators in the region. | |
| 482 | Tom Pettit receives Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Northern Iowa Nonpareil 72:2, p.27 |
NBC broadcaster and UNI alumnus honored; biographical sketch; photo. | |
| 483 | Curris discusses Regents seat, financial aid, boiler Northern Iowan 84:41, p.3 |
Does not favor a student seat on the Board of Regents; believes tuition is too high; supports higher faculty salaries; opposes so-called "dead week". | |
| 484 | University of Northern Iowa boiler problems bring 'cool-down' to campus Public Relations News Release 1987:281, p.1 |
A boiler malfunction in Physical Plant No. 2 causes temperature drops of fifteen degrees in buildings across campus. Duane Anders explains that available steam must be redirected to high priority buildings, namely residence halls and dining centers. | |
| 485 | Minority role models needed in classrooms to encourage education careers, Northern Iowa's Curris tells legislative panel Public Relations News Release 1987:250, p.1 |
President Constantine Curris speaks before the Joint Subcommittee on Educational Appropriations on the need for minority educators in Iowa schools. James Martin supports the Board of Regents' plan to increase minority recruitment in education. | |
| 486 | Northern Iowa names recipients of prestigious presidential scholarships Public Relations News Release 1987:177, p.1 |
The Presidential Scholars board selects the third class of high school seniors to receive the four-year Presidential Scholar awards. Professor Robert Talbott leads the selection committee. Recipients are listed. | |
| 487 | Allnighter's Club Northern Iowan 84:29, p.2 |
President Curris and wife pose for Christmas portraits and reflect on cartoon. | |
| 488 | University of Northern Iowa names Geadelmann new director of state relations Public Relations News Release 1987:171, p.1 |
The Board of Regents names Professor Patricia Geadelmann the director of state relations. Geadelmann maintains here rank as a faculty member of the department of physical education, and vice president of academic affairs. | |
| 489 | Allnighter's Club Northern Iowan 84:28, p.2 |
Ducks of Prexy's Pond make another attack on President Curris by tampering with Christmas lights. | |
| 490 | Happy holidays Northern Iowan 84:28, p.16 |
Crowd enjoys tree lighting. | |
| 491 | Allnighter's Club Northern Iowan 84:27, p.2 |
Outhouse from Chuck Offenburger sits on President Curris' lawn. | |
| 492 | 'Outhouse Mafia' hits Curris' lawn Northern Iowan 84:27, p.1 |
Chuck Offenburger of the DMR delivers an outhouse to President Curris; photo. | |
| 493 | Allnighter's Club Northern Iowan 84:26, p.2 |
President Curris continues negotiations with the ducks of Prexy's Pond. | |
| 494 | Traditional Maucker Union tree lighting ceremony set Dec. 3 (Thursday) Public Relations News Release 1987:153, p.1 |
The annual tree lighting ceremony is held in Maucker Union, with performances from the Women's and Gospel Choirs, and a reading of the Christmas Story by Gretta Berghammer. Master of ceremonies is Drake Martin. | |
| 495 | Allnighter's Club Northern Iowan 84:25, p.2 |
President Curris negotiates with the ducks of Prexy's Pond. | |
| 496 | Deno; the legend lives on Northern Iowan 84:23, p.2 |
President Curris negotiates with the ducks of Prexy's Pond. | |
| 497 | Deno; the legend lives on Northern Iowan 84:22, p.2 |
Features President Curris chatting with ISU president about tuition increases. | |
| 498 | Top Duck Northern Iowan 84:21, p.2 |
Prexy's Pond ducks continue attacks on President Curris. | |
| 499 | Top Duck Northern Iowan 84:19, p.2 |
Ducks of Prexy's Pond continue their attacks on President Curris. | |
| 500 | Girl Scouts to celebrate 75 years Northern Iowan 84:19, p.16 |
Description of celebration. |