Department of English Language and Literature

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101 In English Department, who shows concern for students?
Public Relations News Release 86:42, p.2
Believes that English Department should have handled situation involving Professor Ogbondah's work status better.
102 Pulitzer Prize winner visits UNI to teach fiction course
Northern Iowan 86:38, p.8
Phillip Caputo on campus; profile.
103 Programs lost due to study results
Northern Iowan 86:36, p.5
Graduate program in home economics and program in linguistics lost.
104 Financial 'villain' causes cuts; lack of funding
Northern Iowan 86:34, p.1
Five journalism courses dropped due to lack of funds and lack of qualified faculty.
105 Endowed chair enlightens literature class
Northern Iowa Today 73:2, p.28
Philip Caputo is first occupant of Meryl Norton Hearst endowed chair.
106 Faculty profile: Evelyn Wood
Northern Iowa Today 73:2, p.26
Biographical profile of Professor Evelyn Starkey Wood; photo.
107 Consulting firm recommends changes at state universities
Northern Iowan 85:59, p.1
Peat Marwick report recommends dropping of Ed. D. degree, close study on value of Price Lab School, and other curricular changes.
108 Liberal arts majors can find a diversity of jobs
Northern Iowan 85:57, p.9
Panel discussion at recent conference offers tips.
109 University of Northern Iowa announces statewide essay competition.
Public Relations News Release 1988:265, p.1
More than $1000 in cash prizes, scholarships and publication of winning entries will go to the winners of the Iowa Student as Critic Eassy Competition.
110 English majors succeed
Northern Iowan 85:14, p.14
Bob Ward gives a quick look at the English Department.
111 Fewer majors seen
Northern Iowan 85:14, p.9
Administrators talk about the cycles of enrollment in humanities courses.
112 Waterloo Courier editors to instruct journalism classes
Northern Iowan 85:2, p.4
Saul Shapiro and Dan Dundon will teach; Department of English still seeking regular staff members; photo.
113 Tom Pettit journalism scholarship winners announced at Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1987:383, p.1
The Department of English Language and Literature presents Edward Derr and Lisa Suchomal with two-hundred dollar journalism scholarships. The scholarships were funded by NBC's chief national affairs correspondent, Tom Pettit.
114 Nebraska state poet to headline 'Student as Critic Conference' at University of Northern Iowa Friday (April 8)
Public Relations News Release 1987:342, p.1
Nebraskan poet, William Kloefkorn, acts as keynote speaker for the eighth Iowa Student as Critic Conference. Kloefkorn will speak for the Reninger Memorial Lecture Series in the Commons Ballroom, and in the Education Center with Professor George Day.
115 Public sessions part of Northern Iowa conference on critical thinking and writing
Public Relations News Release 1987:343, p.1
Professors Robert Ward, Daniel Cahill, and George Day hold presentations for the Student as Critic Conference, sponsored by the Department of English Language and Literature. Other speakers include Allan Carpenter, and William Kloefkorn.
116 The Human Element
Northern Iowan 84:39, p.2
Questions several articles in recent Northern Iowans.
117 University of Northern Iowa English professor to lecture in Spain
Public Relations News Release 1987:230, p.1
Professor Robert J. Ward is invited to Spain to lecture on poets of the Midwest, including UNI's James Hearst. Ward is a former Fulbright scholar, and has worked in Romania, Spain, and Canada.
118 What's Up
Northern Iowan 84:6, p.7
Meetings and activities.
119 Not a new way of teaching . . . just a rare way
Northern Iowa Today 16:1, p.1
Look at teaching methods of several faculty including Professors Swenson, Eiklor, and Davis; photo.
120 Ward to be acting English head
Northern Iowan 83:58, p.5
Robert Ward talks about what he thinks he needs to do to guide the department.
121 UNI announces winners of 1987 Iowa Student as Critic Essay Competition
Public Relations News Release 1987:326, p.1
The Department of English Language and Literature, and the Division of Continuing Education and Special Programs sponsor the Iowa Student as Critic Essay Competition. Victorious high school and college students won cash, scholarships, and publication.
122 What do you do with an English major?
Northern Iowan 83:52, p.10
Students discuss job opportunities for English majors.
123 Finances may limit headship searches
Northern Iowan 83:50, p.4
Problem arises when a department head resigns as head but does not leave the faculty.
124 Iowa Student as Critic Conference
Public Relations News Release 1987:308, p.1
Over five-hundred students attended thirteen sessions conducted by faculty members were held as part of the Iowa Student as Critic Conference. These sessions covered topics like film, literature, history, and writing.
125 UNI names Petitt Journalism Scholarship recipients
Public Relations News Release 1987:306, p.1
The Department of English Language and Literature names Rodney Reicks and Andrew Zhiss the recipients of the Tom Pettit scholarships. The students were recognized for their academic accomplishments and participation in journalism.
126 Novelist, critic, NPR radio commentator Doris Grumback to speak at 'Iowa Student as Critic' Conference Friday (April 10) at UNI
Public Relations News Release 1987:297, p.1
Doris Grumbach delivers the fifteenth annual Reninger Lecture for the Iowa Student as Critic Conference. Winners of the statewide essay competition received over one-thousand dollars worth of prizes, as well as seeing their work published.
127 UNI prof selected for Harvard fellowship next year
Public Relations News Release 1987:234, p.1
Professor Marcel Cornis-Pop is appointed as an Andrew Mellon Faculty Fellow at Harvard University. Cornis was a Fulbright lecturer at UNI in the Department of English Language and Literature from Romania before moving to Harvard.
128 What's up
Northern Iowan 83:36, p.5
Meetings and activities.
129 Robbins will return to teaching
Northern Iowan 83:33, p.3
Jan Robbins will give up position as head of the English Department July 31, 1987; has been head for 11 years; photo.
130 Seventh annual Iowa Student as Critic Essay competition entries due Feb. 6 (Friday)
Public Relations News Release 1986:152, p.1
The Department of English Language and Literature sponsored the Iowa Student as Critic competition for high school and college students. Winners were granted cash prizes, scholarships, and publication.
131 Art as survival: On recent Romanian poetry and music
Public Relations News Release 1987:121, p.1
Poet and prose writer, Nina Cassian, appeared in the Maucker Union to deliver a lecture on the influence of political pressure on Romanian art and literature. The event was sponsored by the Department of English Language and Literature.
132 General education to impact staffing distribution
Northern Iowan 83:19, p.1
Faculty and administrators speculate on ways to meet increased or shifted instructional needs.
133 English observed firsthand
Northern Iowan 82:40, p.11
Foreign visitors discuss the difficulties of teaching English overseas.
134 Author to read from own works
Northern Iowan 82:30, p.10
Michael Martone will read.
135 Curriculum Committee makes graduate changes
Northern Iowan 82:19, p.4
CHFA Committee makes changes in credit and required admission standing.
136 Untitled
Northern Iowan 82:18, p.2
Comments on the administration's decision to cut some of the journalism classes.
137 Untitled
Northern Iowan 82:16, p.2
Upset that the University will be cutting back the number of journalism classes offered.
138 Untitled
Northern Iowan 82:16, p.2
Discusses problems that could arise from a cutback on journalism classes.
139 Quality of campus journalism threatened
Northern Iowan 82:15, p.1
Due to limited funds, only two courses will be offered.
140 New, acting heads in five departments
Alumnus 70:2, p.7
William Lew in Art; Vincent Faherty in Social Work; James Burrow in Information Management; Robley Wilson in English; and Virgil Noack in Home Economics.
141 Art, social work heads named
Northern Iowan 81:57, p.3
William Lew will head Art; Vince Faherty will head Social Work; Robley Wilson will be acting head of English; Jim Burrow will be acting head of Information Management.
142 Committee studies possibility of journalism major at UNI
Northern Iowan 81:52, p.1
Committee attempting to develop journalism minor into a major; students currently select public relations as major because it is close to journalism.
143 Poetry course offered
Northern Iowan 81:24, p.18
Information about a course offered in the spring semester studying the poetry and fiction from a wide variety of Iowa authors.
144 What's Up
Northern Iowan 81:24, p.7
Meetings and activities.
145 Poet to speak today
Northern Iowan 81:22, p.11
Steinunn Sigurdardotter from Iceland reads from her works.
146 CIEP aids communication
Northern Iowan 80:42, p.9
Several departments and special programs cooperate to assist international students to improve their English.
147 Panel to talk about fiction
Northern Iowan 80:34, p.14
Will discuss fiction of the Western world.
148 Guthrie Theatre bus trip
Northern Iowan 79:36, p.12
English Department will sponsor trip.
149 Inner Weather magazine to be published with help from alumni, students
Alumnus 66:4, p.11
Staff organizes and raises money.
150 Essay contest for students
Northern Iowan 79:22, p.13
Categories for prizes in Student as Critic Conference.
151 Focus on Westerns
Northern Iowan 79:18, p.6
Robert Gish will teach course on American Western literature.
152 Spanish educator to speak
Northern Iowan 79:3, p.6
Ramon Lopez Ortega will speak on Spanish Civil War.
153 Assertiveness required in English job hunt
Northern Iowan 78:52, p.5
Faculty and alumni offer advice.
154 What's up
Northern Iowan 78:50, p.4
Meetings and activities.
155 They're writing everywhere
Alumnus 66:1, p.11
English Department will hold second Student as Critic Conference; publishes Reninger lecture; writing used across the curriculum.
156 Lit students to gather
Northern Iowan 78:7, p.7
Annual informal gathering.
157 French critic to speak at UNI on American, Continental fiction
Public Relations News Release 1981:37, p.1
Mark Chenetier will speak on "Recent trends in American and Continental Fiction".
158 Two UNI English Department faculty named fulbrights
Public Relations News Release 1980:599, p.1
Two UNI faculty members have been recommended for Fulbright lectureships by the Council for International Exchange of Scholars. Dr. Alice Sodowsky has received a grant to teach in Sudan, Dr. Robert Ward is pending approval from the Romanian government.
159 Announce winners of UNI Iowa student as critic essay competition
Public Relations News Release 1980:594, p.1
Students from Maharishi International University, Luther College, UNI, and Iowa City West High School were prize winners in Northern Iowa's first annual Iowa Student as Critic Essay Competition.
160 Essay winners announced
Northern Iowan 77:52, p.13
Highlights of Student as Critic Conference.
161 Four-week course on short novel, "Bubble Gum Fiction" offered this fall at UNI
Public Relations News Release 1980:525, p.1
A new course will be offered to examine a new style of writing emerging from the '60s,'70s, and '80s. The course is called "Bubble Gum Fiction."
162 Eby offers $100 for best UNI essay
Northern Iowan 77:42, p.9
Dean Eby offers prize for best Student as Critic essay.
163 Statewide essay contest offers cash prize
Northern Iowan 77:40, p.10
English Department will sponsor student as critic contest.
164 Iowa student essay contest open
Northern Iowan 77:37, p.11
English Department sponsors Student as Critic competition.
165 Guthrie trip planned
Northern Iowan 77:33, p.13
English Department will sponsor trip.
166 Earn English credit with Shakespeare on IPBN
Northern Iowan 77:30, p.3
Schedule of films.
167 Enter essay contest
Northern Iowan 77:29, p.12
English Department will sponsor contest as part of Student as Critic Conference.
168 Amateur sleuths can sharpen their skills
Northern Iowan 77:27, p.6
Erlene Hubly will teach course on mystery fiction.
169 Share a literary selection
Northern Iowan 77:24, p.5
Students and faculty may drop in to read or hear others read.
170 Study poetry of James Hearst
Public Relations News Release 77:20, p.13
Professor Ward will teach course.
171 English event
Northern Iowan 77:4, p.11
A get-together is planned for English Department students and faculty.
172 English nominations due
Northern Iowan 77:4, p.6
Graduate and undergraduate student nominations needed for English Senate.
173 Prominent author, Major to present lyrical style
Northern Iowan 77:1, p.6
Clarence Major to appear on UNI campus; photo.
174 Ten gain essay contest prizes
Northern Iowan 76:53, p.5
Winners are listed for the spring essay contest, which was sponsored by the department of English.
175 Course designed to sharpen organization skills
Northern Iowan 76:51, p.11
Professor Ann Struthers is teaching a course on specialized writing.
176 Department of English Language and Literature spring faculty get-together
Northern Iowan 76:50, p.4
Will award spring essay contest winners.
177 Spring essay contest
Northern Iowan 76:48, p.11
Department of English sponsoring essay contest.
178 Spring essay contest
Northern Iowan 76:47, p.3
Department of English sponsoring essay contest.
179 Spring essay contest
Northern Iowan 76:46, p.3
Essay contest sponsored by Department of English.
180 English Department wants you to be a winner!
Northern Iowan 76:45, p.3
The English department is sponsoring an essay contest.
181 Spring essay contest
Northern Iowan 76:48, p.3
Department sponsoring essay contest.
182 Summer workshops explore the teaching of film, television, literature
Northern Iowan 76:44, p.3
The Department of English Language and Literature will offer summer workshops.
183 Regents approve $200,000 for UNI projects at May meeting
Northern Iowan 75:58, p.1
The Board of Regents approved a preliminary budget for UNI. The budget included $200,000 for construction projects.
184 Joseph Campbell to speak
Northern Iowan 75:51, p.5
Mythologist Joseph Campbell will be featured as the annual Reninger Lecturer. He will speak on May 1.
185 "Hamlet"
Northern Iowan 75:45, p.5
Department of English will sponsor trip to see production in Dubuque.
186 A move in the right direction
Northern Iowan 75:44, p.2
The editorial applauds the efforts by the Board of Student Publications to improve the Northern Iowan by employing an advisor and putting the paper in the Department of English.
187 Tele-course: TV and study
Northern Iowan 75:39, p.5
Elaine Kalmar will teach course associated with broadcasts of Shakespeare plays; photo.
188 Literary publication planned for spring
Northern Iowan 75:37, p.6
English Department and NI plan publication.
189 English dinner
Northern Iowan 75:4, p.5
Area English teachers dinner will feature discussion of Piaget.
190 Guthrie trip
Northern Iowan 75:3, p.9
English Department sponsors trip.
191 Top sci-fi scholars, authors attend Waterloo conference
Alumnus 63:3, p.5
Ursula LeGuin, among other distinguished writers, takes part in conference.
192 Biography lecture
Northern Iowan 74:58, p.8
Charles LeGuin will speak.
193 Poetry reading
Northern Iowan 74:43, p.8
Al Montesi will read.
194 Fireside evening
Northern Iowan 74:33, p.6
The Department of English's "A Fireside Literary Evening with Music" went off quite well; photo.
195 Fireside evening
Northern Iowan 74:32, p.6
English Department will sponsor an evening with entertainment in the Union.
196 Guthrie trip
Northern Iowan 74:8, p.4
English Department sponsors trip to see two plays; photo.
197 What is Aud's fate?
Northern Iowan 74:7, p.5
When the speech programs move to the Speech/Art Complex, the English and Modern Language Departments will move many of their classes and offices into the Old Auditorium; photo.
198 Evening English courses are a community service
Northern Iowan 73:28, p.5
English Department will offer ten evening classes; brief description of the classes.
199 Theory/method combined to train English teachers
Northern Iowan 73:24, p.5
Theory and practical skills are combined to train better English teachers at UNI.
200 "The Sixties"
Northern Iowan 73:18, p.11
An experimental English course has been scheduled again for the spring semester; Professor Klinkowitz will teach it..