Department of Chemistry

Displaying 101 - 150 of 156 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Chemistry taking up marketing? On the move Northern Iowan 74:39, p.5	02/17/1978	Professor McGrew talks about the potential development of a chemistry marketing degree; photo.
102	Are faculty evaluations an indignity? NO Northern Iowan 74:21, p.2	11/11/1977	Professor Chang welcomes what he will learn from evaluation.
103	Mad scientist at work? Northern Iowan 74:13, p.11	10/14/1977	A chemistry student performs an experiment in one of the UNI laboratories; photo.
104	Kavich, McGrew approved Northern Iowan 73:57, p.1	06/10/1977	Professor Kavich will succeed Len Froyen in Educational Psychology and Foundations; Professor McGrew will succeed George Ball in Chemistry.
105	"Second to none"; med students' blessing Northern Iowan 72:55, p.9	05/04/1976	Reactions of current medical and dental students to their undergraduate science degrees from UNI.
106	Marijuana Northern Iowan 72:23, p.6	11/18/1975	Department of Chemistry will present seminar.
107	Simulator regulates energy uses UNI Century 3:1, p.7	01/01/1975	Chemistry faculty present workshops on energy conservation; photo.
108	Chem seminars Northern Iowan 70:32, p.4	02/12/1974	Professor Wehner will speak on student use of programmable computers.
109	Seminar planned Northern Iowan 70:14, p.5	10/30/1973	John Overend will speak.
110	New course offered Northern Iowan 69:53, p.11	05/08/1973	Chemistry Department will offer Socio-Economic Chemistry for one hour credit.
111	Koob to speak on "Vacuum Photolysis of Alkanes" Northern Iowan 69:10, p.5	10/17/1972	Robert Koob will visit Department of Chemistry.
112	Two more areas are accredited Alumnus 57:3, p.20	09/01/1972	Chemistry and speech pathology accredited.
113	Speech path receives accreditation Northern Iowan 68:57, p.3	06/23/1972	Department of Chemistry also accredited.
114	Chemistry seminar Northern Iowan 68:42, p.3	03/21/1972	Ronald Hogue will speak.
115	Chang says his letter was misinterpreted Northern Iowan 68:15, p.2	11/05/1971	Claims that he wants a strong program, not a mediocre program.
116	UNI Student Selected to Participate in Eastman Kodak Summer Program Public Relations News Release 1971:645, p.1	05/24/1971	Charles D. Huss has been selected into the Kodak summer program. He will be assigned working on photochemistry of the film-making process.
117	UNI Chemistry Department Receives Grant from Atomic Energy Commission Public Relations News Release 1971:616, p.1	05/11/1971	A grant of excess nuclear-type equipment has been given to UNI.
118	Chemistry department receives NSF grant Northern Iowan 67:36, p.8	03/05/1971	$55,800 grant seeks to improve the quality of chemistry education.
119	UNI Chemistry Department Receieves National Science Foundation Grant Public Relations News Release 1971:421, p.1	03/01/1971	The grant will be used for the continuation of a project that was started in 1970. The project's aim is to improve instruction in chemistry at 13 two-year colleges in the region.
120	UNI receives Dow Research Grant Northern Iowan 67:33, p.8	02/23/1971	Department of Chemistry seeking funds for magnetic resonance spectrometer.
121	UNI Chemistry Department Receives $1,000 Gift from Dow Public Relations News Release 1971:370, p.1	02/10/1971	The chemistry department has receieved a gift of $1,000 from the Dow Chemical Company in response to a campaign to raise funds for a nuclear magentic resonance spectrometer.
122	Famous chemist on UNI campus today Northern Iowan 67:19, p.1	11/20/1970	Byron Riegel will speak.
123	Noted Chemist to Visit UNI Chemistry Department Public Relations News Release 1970:195, p.1	11/16/1970	Dr. Riegal will be a guest of the UNI chemistry department on Nov. 19 and 20.
124	UNI Chemistry Students to Visit Monsanto Chemical Company Public Relations News Release 1970:119, p.1	10/22/1970	25 student members of the American Chemical Society and three faculty members are scheduled to leave Cedar falls for a weeknd trip to the St. Louis area on Oct. 22.
125	Five UNI chemistry majors awarded '70-71 assistants Northern Iowan 66:53, p.5	05/01/1970	Brief sketches of winners.
126	Regents Approve Establishment of Separate Departments of Physics and Earth Science at UNI Public Relations News Release 1969:330, p.1	02/13/1970	During to its growth, McCollum has suggested that the Department of Physics be separate from the Department of Earth Science.
127	Robert Rosscamp, organic chemistry expert to speak Northern Iowan 64:39, p.1	03/08/1968	Will present series of lectures.
128	Regents appoint Wilson head of chemistry Northern Iowan 64:32, p.1	02/13/1968	Regents make several administrative appointments and title changes.
129	Faculty Senate divides Department of Science Northern Iowan 64:16, p.1	11/03/1967	Science is divided into biology, chemistry, and earth science; considers pass/fail plan.
130	Science Tries Closed Circuit TV Old Gold 0:0, p.111	06/01/1958	Description of the department and the various activities and events that the department took part in; photos.
131	A revised edition of "The Physical Sciences," widely-used college science text, will be published later this month by Prentiss Hall and company Public Relations News Release 1950:377, p.1	05/23/1951	Authors of the book, published in 1940, and the revision are E. J. Cable, Robert W. Getchell, and W. H. Kadesch, all on the emeritus faculty. They are professors of earth science, chemistry, and physics.
132	Officials at the college have announced the appointment of two Missouri Valley residents to supplement the college's 1951 branch summer school staff Public Relations News Release 1950:355, p.1	05/10/1951	They are Mrs. Joe B. Ryan, secretary, and Mattie Scebold, librarian. James Kercheval, of the college's science department, will replace James Ferrell who was originally named to the school's science faculty. Ferrell has been recalled to military service.
133	'Test it' is motto of chemistry lab College Eye 37:29, p.1	04/19/1946	A look at the activities and facilities in the Science Building.
134	Mary J. Read Alumnus 15:3, p.24	07/01/1931	Will attend the University of Chicago this summer and next year. She will pursue advanced study in earth science. She is the daughter of Professor Read of the Chemistry Department at the College.
135	The chemistry department College Eye 19:46, p.8	08/10/1928	Department receives new supplies.
136	The Chemistry Department College Eye 18:29, p.5	02/09/1927	Invoicing equipment and chemicals.
137	Two chemistry students College Eye 18:28, p.5	02/02/1927	Liquefied chlorine gas.
138	Friends of Margaret Hurn College Eye 18:25, p.5	01/12/1927	Margaret was appointed chemistry assistant.
139	The assistants in chemistry College Eye 16:3, p.8	09/17/1924	Roster of assistants.
140	Physical Science College Eye 12:26, p.7	03/23/1921	News notes.
141	Physical Science College Eye 12:25, p.6	03/16/1921	Professor Getchell has article published; Paul Warttman honored.
142	Chemistry Department College Eye 12:22, p.6	02/16/1921	Went to illuminating gas factory in Waterloo.
143	Chemistry Department College Eye 12:20, p.6	02/02/1921	Seminar will meet every Wednesday to discuss matters not reached in class.
144	Departments of Physics and Chemistry Old Gold 0:0, p.37	06/01/1919	Faculty; photo.
145	Classes College Eye 9:30, p.2	05/16/1918	The Chemistry Department will go on a class trip Waterloo to visit the gas and electric plants.
146	Mr. Getchell's classes visit Waterloo gas plant College Eye 7:19, p.7	02/23/1916	Learned practical side of chemistry.
147	Official notes College Eye 1:29, p.5	05/15/1912	Roster of faculty promotions, appointments, leaves, and resignations; Departments of Physics and Chemistry consolidated with Professor Begeman as head.
148	Chemistry Department Old Gold 0:0, p.28	06/01/1911	Illustrates the growth of the department; photo.
149	Given another year's leave of absence College Eye 1:11, p.189	05/31/1911	Professor Page has been granted an extension on his leave of absence. Professor Begeman will be acting head of the chemistry department.
150	New exhibits for chemical museum College Eye 1:11, p.190	05/31/1911	The Department of Chemistry has received new items for its chemical museum.