Department of Industrial Technology
Displaying 101 - 150 of 219 in reverse chronological order
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101 | Students to compete in technology challenge at University of Northern Iowa May 2-3 Public Relations News Release 1990:517, p.1 |
350 students are expected to take part in the Technology Challenge Competition at UNI. | |
102 | University of Northern Iowa construction management program expanding: Seeks 1991 William A. Klinger memorial award Public Relations News Release 1990:73, p.1 |
UNI construction management program quadruples enrollment since changing emphasis from technology to management two years ago. | |
103 | Industrial Tech helps provide smooth riding Campus News Network 1:1, p.2 |
Working on process to use tires as part of road surfacing material. | |
104 | Construction management curriculum expanded Northern Iowan 86:56, p.1 |
Professor Egger talks about the program. | |
105 | Donations improve CM curriculum Northern Iowan 86:56, p.4 |
Construction management program receives software donations. | |
106 | Introductory course to air logic to be offered at the University of northern Iowa March 6 and 7 Public Relations News Release 1989:440, p.1 |
Robert Stirm and Marion Strickler instruct a course on the design and troubleshooting of air logic circuits. The course is offered by the Department of Industrial Technology as a non-credit program, and is held in the Industrial Technology Center. | |
107 | University of Northern Iowa construction education program seeks national accreditation Public Relations News Release 1989:341, p.1 |
The Department of Industrial Technology's construction management program awaits accreditation from the American Council of Construction Education. The program is coordinated by Professor Stephen Egger. | |
108 | Sioux Center firm creates scholarship endowment through University of Northern Iowa Foundation for UNI Construction Management Program Public Relations News Release 1989:335, p.1 |
The Interstates Electric & Engineering Company, Incorporated creates a grant of $7500 for students enrolled in the Construction Management Program. The program is directed by Professor Stephan Eggar, who accepts the check alongside Professor Joe Mitchell. | |
109 | Need for contractors indicated Northern Iowan 86:13, p.6 |
Professor Egger talks about the construction management program. | |
110 | Industrial tech receives loan Northern Iowan 86:11, p.1 |
Will receive seven hydraulic trainers from Deere & Company. | |
111 | Preparing for the year 2000 Northern Iowa Today 17:2, p.12 |
Deere and Company donates two industrial robots to UNI. | |
112 | 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. | |
113 | Radio/TV Tips. Public Relations News Release 1988:441, p.1 |
To keep up with technological advances, it has become imperative to continually update the efficiency and use of the four energy and power systems. UNI students are meeting this challenge through a program called Energy and Power Technology. | |
114 | The University of Northern Iowa's energy and power program is preparing students today to deal with change tomorrow. Public Relations News Release 1988:392, p.1 |
Because of the ever increasing dependence on the four power systems, electrical, fluid, mechanical and thermal, it has become essential to continually learn ways of improving their efficiency and use. | |
115 | Northern Iowa to sponsor gear design seminar with computer applications March 28-30. Public Relations News Release 1988:350, p.1 |
List of gear and spline workshop participants, their city and company name. | |
116 | University of Northern Iowa's 'Renewal' to acquaint Iowa's business owners and community leaders with Iowa's 'one-stop shop' for economic development. Public Relations News Release 1988:308, p.1 |
"Renewal has been designed to give business and community leaders an overveiw of services available to them at Northern Iowawhile providing them with specific examples of what types of assistance these centers have provided in the past. | |
117 | The University of Northern Iowa receives $463,000 grant to begin metal casting center. Public Relations News Release 1988:304, p.1 |
Grant was given by the Iowa Department of Economic Development for the establishment of a Center for Applied Research in Metal Casting. The center will serve as resource to assist in retaining and expanding existing foundries and related Iowa industries. | |
118 | Construction major builds opportunity Northern Iowan 85:32, p.4 |
Students and faculty talk about the benefits of the program. | |
119 | Northern Iowa to sponsor workshop on geometric dimensioning and tolerancing. Public Relations News Release 1988:243, p.1 |
Seminar has been developed to serve those professionals ionvolved in any area of engineering, drafting, design, quality control, and inspection by providing information and insights on the drafting standards set by American National Standards Institute. | |
120 | Radio/TV Tips Public Relations News Release 1988:233, p.1 |
Two new robots valued at $50,000 have benn donated to UNI's Department of Idustrial Technology by John Deere Waterloo Works. UNI will use the robots for educational purposes. | |
121 | John Deere Waterloo Works donates two robots to Northern Iowa's Department of Industrial Technology. Public Relations News Release 1988:207, p.1 |
Abolghassem Tolu Honary says the robots will be much more educational since they were designed to be used in the industrial setting. Students with an emphasis in manufacturing will use the robot to learn about programming. | |
122 | Considered for accreditation; construction, manufacturing Northern Iowan 85:29, p.1 |
Professors Fahmy and Egger talk about the programs. | |
123 | Radio/ TV Tips Public Relations News Release 1988:197, p.1 |
UNI recognized by The Foundry Education Foundation for the excellence of its training program in metal casting and the foundry industry. | |
124 | The University of Northern Iowa moves to strengthen its nationally recognized metal casting program. Public Relations News Release 1988:192, p.1 |
The State Board of Regents, approved the Metal Casting Center project for submission to the Iowa Department of Economic Development for $541,614 in funding from the Education and Agriculture Research Development Account. | |
125 | College vs. trade school: Who will get the job? Northern Iowan 85:13, p.1 |
Demand high for graduates in technical fields; coordination with Hawkeye Tech possible. | |
126 | Industrial technology Northern Iowan 85:12, p.11 |
Very brief look at the department and its programs. | |
127 | Apple Computer wizards would be proud Northern Iowa Today 16:3, p.8 |
Department of Industrial Technology loans equipment to Iowa schools. | |
128 | Industrial tech loans programs to schools Northern Iowan 85:2, p.1 |
Charles Johnson talks about the four computer programs that are available. | |
129 | Two University of Northern Iowa students awarded Kappa Delta Pi Education Scholarship; 89 inducted into honor society Public Relations News Release 1987:368, p.1 |
Jane Brandt and Jessica Gogerty are awarded with the Kappa Delta Pi Scholarship at the society's spring initiation of eighty-nine students. Professor Ronald Bro performed as guest speaker, discussing his Fulbright trip to Egypt. Initiates listed. | |
130 | Northern Iowa's Department of Industrial Technology offers James P. Larue Scholarship Public Relations News Release 1987:316, p.1 |
A five-hundred dollar scholarship is offered to sophomore and junior industrial technology majors to honor the memory of Professor James P. Larue. Applicants must hold a 3.2 grade point average and have one faculty recommendation. | |
131 | UNI professors urge majors in sciences Northern Iowan 84:44, p.1 |
Enrollment has declined in sciences and industrial technology; professors see considerable opportunity in the fields. | |
132 | Northern Iowa Hazel Wagner Memorial Scholarships to honor years of teamwork, dedication Public Relations News Release 1987:300, p.1 |
A one-hundred thousand dollar industrial technology scholarship fund is collected in memory of Hazel Wagner, the deceased wife of Professor Willis Wagner. Hazel is known for her work in the Dames Club, and as the editor for Willis' textbook series. | |
133 | Hazel Wagner's efforts remembered with memorial scholarship Nonpareil 72:2, p.26 |
Wagner family establishes $100,000 scholarship honoring Hazel Wagner; photo. | |
134 | Northern Iowa offers new construction program Northern Iowa Today 16:2, p.2 |
New construction management program will focus on heavy and highway construction. | |
135 | Northern Iowa students receive first-hand training at John Deere Northern Iowa Today 16:2, p.8 |
Students trained by CAD professional | |
136 | Northeast Iowa junior high 'mathletes' compete in 'Mathcounts' competition on the University of Northern Iowa campus Public Relations News Release 1987:285, p.1 |
Winners of the Mathcounts competition move on to the state competition in Des Moines. The competition was sponsored by the Northeast Iowa Engineering Society and the Department of Industrial Technology. Competing teams are listed. | |
137 | Industry, education work together: Northern Iowa, John Deere provide advanced computer drafting training for students Public Relations News Release 1987:277, p.1 |
John Deere and the Department of Industrial Technology offer an advanced computer design and drafting class at the John Deere Waterloo Works. The course is instructed by a professional John Deere CAD trainer, and will cover architectural plant layout. | |
138 | 'Mathcounts' competition to pit Iowa's junior high 'mathletes' at UNI Feb. 20 Public Relations News Release 1987:261, p.1 |
The Department of Industrial Technology and Iowa Engineering Society sponsor the sixth annual "Mathcounts" competition in the Industrial Technology Center. The competition was created in response to dropping math performance in pre-college students. | |
139 | UNI sets up construction management program Northern Iowan 84:33, p.1 |
Old program has been revised; will seek accreditation | |
140 | Entrance requirements for '88 examined; certain departments may lose enrollment with requirements Northern Iowan 84:28, p.9 |
Department heads generally support stronger requirements, but enrollment may be affected. | |
141 | University of Northern Iowa Professor receives award for service to Waterloo Chamber of Commerce Public Relations News Release 1987:165, p.1 |
Professor Michael White is awarded by the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce for his work in designing two workshops for the 1987 Business Seminars. White's workshops were attended by one-hundred and twenty area business people. | |
142 | ITC hosts awareness programs Northern Iowan 84:24, p.7 |
Will focus on careers in technology. | |
143 | 25th annual Northern Iowa Science and Mathematics Symposium to be Nov. 5-6 Public Relations News Release 1987:114, p.1 |
High schoolers compete for four-year scholarships at the Science and Mathematics Symposium. Alumnus, William Hager, speaks at the event. Industrial tech and natural science scholarships are given at the Industrial Education Expo at the UNI-Dome. | |
144 | Program gives hands-on experience to qualified, motivated students Northern Iowan 84:3, p.10 |
Industrial technology students are participating in cooperative education programs. | |
145 | Training prepares students for the year 2000 Northern Iowa Today 16:1, p.8 |
Student interns at local laser company. | |
146 | Northern Iowa course for industrial tech teachers offered in Ankeny Public Relations News Release 1987:19, p.1 |
Professor Jack Reed instructs a course on the principles of instructing industrial technology at the Des Moines Area Community College. The course is worth two hours of graduate or undergraduate credit. | |
147 | Northern Iowa course for industrial tech teachers offered in Cedar Rapids Public Relations News Release 1987:5, p.1 |
Kirkwood Community College hosts a course on the principles of lesson planning for industrial technology instructors, instructed by Professor Jack Reed. | |
148 | UNI industrial technology students involved in high technology jobs Public Relations News Release 1987:455, p.1 |
Professor Arnold Freitag overviews the various high-technology jobs that students of industrial technology are eligible for. Students Eugene Blaser and Charles Wright explain the benefits of interning through local businesses. | |
149 | Unique student entries, competitive events, to highlight 26th Annual Iowa Industrial Education Expo Friday (May 8) Public Relations News Release 1987:358, p.1 |
Students from across Iowa shared their projects for scholarship opportunities in the Iowa Industrial Education Exposition, held in the UNI-Dome. A "Competitive Events" competition is held in the Industrial Technology. | |
150 | UNI student receives scholarship from American Die Casting Institute Public Relations News Release 1987:130, p.1 |
Joseph Junk was the recipient of the David Laine Memorial Scholarship at the fifty-seventh annual meeting of the die casting industry. The scholarship goes to engineering students pursuing careers in die casting. |