Financial Aid Office and Programs

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# Title Date Summary
201 What's Up
Northern Iowan 92:28, p.3
Meetings and activities planned.
202 Current student loan bill could prove costly for students
Northern Iowan 92:12, p.9
Believes proposed legislation regarding financial aid would hurt students.
203 The future of financial aid funding
Northern Iowan 92:11, p.7
Believes UNI Financial Aid office does good job, but students must be willing to make some sacrifices.
204 Congress proposes loan cuts
Northern Iowan 92:7, p.1
Possible change would eliminate in-school interest subsidy.
205 Program, personnel, and other changes
A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.50
President Latham determines the appropriate role for extension and consultant service; alters and strengthens curriculum; considers graduate study; student voice anti-war sentiments; photo.
206 Seeking to meet the institution's financial needs
A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.325
UNI's relations with the General Assembly; rising costs for students and increased financial aid; the university begins to seek federal grants for various programs; photo.
207 The fiscal crisis of the Thirties
A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.37
The college faces a difficult financial picture, with a decline in enrollment, salary cuts, and strict economies in operations; photo.
208 Preliminary budget, new initiatives approved
Campus News Network 5:19, p.1
Regents approved $100 million preliminary general fund operating budget.
209 A kinder, gentler type of Financial Aid at UNI!
Northern Edition 3:10, p.9
Services available to students.
210 Clinton proposes Pell grant cuts
Northern Edition 3:8, p.4
Proposed 33% cut.
211 Protect direct student loans
Northern Iowan 91:38, p.5
Fears cap on student loan funds.
212 UNI campus not perfect, has room to improve; student offers views to UNI Strategic Planning Committee
Northern Iowan 91:36, p.7
Would like to see better parking, more open hours in PEC, and better financial aid packages.
213 UNI apologizes for long lines
Northern Edition 3:1, p.1
President Curris apologizes for long student loan check lines.
214 Bond sale begins this week
Campus News Network 5:6, p.4
Regents will sell $15 million in bonds to provide Iowa residents with funds for college expenses.
215 Loan process to become simpler
Northern Edition 2:18, p.2
Procedure to apply for Stafford loan.
216 Recently at the Regents
Campus News Network 4:22, p.1
Final operating budget approved for UNI, student aid increased, approved WRC building design, Maucker Union roof and plaza will be renovated, and funding is designated.
217 UNI Financial Aid office not serving students' needs
Northern Iowan 90:58, p.8
Complains about quality of service.
218 Pell Grant column wins 'praise'
Northern Iowan 90:56, p.6
Critical of recent column stating that people who obey rules should be rewarded.
219 Prisoners shouldn't be allowed to take our Pell Grant money
Northern Iowan 90:54, p.5
Money should go to people who follow the rules.
220 Government to streamline financial aid
Northern Iowan 90:19, p.1
Should be less paperwork.
221 UNI wants a part in President Clinton's National Service Act: UNI applies to participate in pilot program for new financial aid system
Northern Iowan 90:17, p.1
New plan would streamline process.
222 UNI creates jobs for flood victims
Northern Iowan 90:1, p.6
Will assist students who were affected by floods of 1993.
223 UNI creates jobs for students hit by flood
Campus News Network 3:22, p.3
One hundrednew jobs will be created for students whose families have financial difficulties caused by flood.
224 University of Northern Iowa will create new jobs for student whose families are flood victims
Public Relations News Release 1992:783, p.1
100 new part time jobs for students, whose parents were affected by the flood, are announced.
225 Clinton's economic package defeat could mean cuts in financial aid
Northern Iowan 89:61, p.1
Potential effects of action in Congress.
226 Financial aid changes will hurt students
Northern Iowa Today 77:1, p.23
President Curris offers opinions on changes including those affecting the work study program.
227 Federal student financial aid proposals should cause serious concerns about access according to University of Northern Iowa President
Public Relations News Release 1992:639, p.1
President Curris is concerned about the ability of students to attend college if federal student aid funds are cut.
228 Students may reap benefits of financial aid changes
Northern Iowan 89:32, p.5
New method of calculation may increase eligibility; photo.
229 Nagle discusses Higher Education Bill at UNI; Congressman addresses Residence Hall Association
Northern Iowan 89:16, p.6
Nagle explains new eligibility rules.
230 Student thanks UNI financial aid staff for its 'splendid service'
Northern Iowan 88:58, p.2
Recounts good experience with staff.
231 SINGLEFILE forms for 1992-93 now available
Northern Iowan 88:26, p.5
232 Director of Financial Aid invites students to express problems
Northern Iowan 88:12, p.4
Responds to student who had problem in his office.
233 Financial Aid student assistants write back
Northern Iowan 88:12, p.2
Respond to letter from student who claimed to have had a bad experience in the Financial Office.
234 Student questions Financial Aid
Northern Iowan 88:9, p.3
Dislikes practice of spreading scholarship money over two semesters.
235 FADS receives $24,000 for minority scholarships
Northern Iowa Today 19:1, p.7
CBA Financial Assistance to Deserving Scholars receives money from State Farm.
236 Student government backs resolution supporting increases in financial aid
Northern Iowan 87:41, p.5
Urges Congress to expand availability of funds to middle income people; also supports Old Gold.
237 New financial aid forms are easier for students
Northern Iowan 87:33, p.5
New form, SINGLEFILE, will make applying for financial aid easier.
238 Financial aid workshops offered by University of Northern Iowa Educational Opportunity Centers
Public Relations News Release 1990:290, p.1
Waterloo to host three financial aid workshops presented by UNI.
239 Students are divided into stereotypes
Northern Iowan 87:29, p.13
Many students use financial aid to pay for their college education. Others rely on athletic or academic scholarships or employment.
240 "Money for college" financial aid workshops scheduled for Saturdays, sponsored by UNI-Cue
Public Relations News Release 1990:236, p.1
UNI-CUE sponsors financial aid workshops.
241 Back-to-school workshop for adults to be held December 8 at University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1990:218, p.1
Workshop aimed at aiding non-traditional students' adjustment to college to be held at UNI.
242 Student government investigates use of students' deferred payment fees
Northern Iowan 87:18, p.1
NISG will look into university fees and financial aid processes, and Supreme Court appointed.
243 Financial Aid offers services to students; counselors available by appointment
Northern Iowan 87:15, p.1
Students and advisors will see many benefits to new appointment system.
244 UNI students among leaders in loan paybacks
Northern Iowan 87:11, p.1
UNI's student loan default rate is one of the lowest in the country.
245 Escorts request student government funding
Northern Iowan 87:6, p.7
Discussion at NISG meeting included contingency funding for Shull Hall Escorts, provisional recognition for Northern Star Journal, tailgating restrictions, and financial aid.
246 UNI organization addresses problems with financial aid; USI asks for student participation
Northern Iowan 87:5, p.1
USI calling for students to attend Iowa Legislature's Joint Committee on Financial Aid to Higher Education and share their stories about financial aid difficulties.
247 UNI struggles to find student workers; shortage of funds--lack of students
Northern Iowan 87:5, p.6
Many departments are feeling the effects of a low number of work study students on campus.
248 Senators opposed to alcohol policy
Northern Iowan 87:4, p.3
UNI's new policy restricting tailgating, the recent tuition increase, and financial aid topics of recent NISG meeting; photo.
249 Loan crisis confronted; students speak out
Northern Iowan 87:3, p.1
United States Student Association believes current student loan foundation financial crisis is the result of past policies.
250 Many scholarships available
Northern Iowan 86:59, p.3
Variety of scholarships available.
251 Reception (Monday) April 9 in Cedar Rapids for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:517, p.1
Lori Culbertson, Deb Vangellow, Paul Felix, Katherine Marie Oppedahl, and Professor Ken Jacobsen participate in an orientation at the Sheraton Inn covering financial aid and campus.
252 Reception (Tuesday) April 10 in Davenport for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:516, p.1

Michelle Hyde, Sam Barr, Ann Louise Oatman, and Lori Culbertson participate in the a financial aid orientation meeting at the Davenport River Center. The program is meant specifically for students enrolled for the 1990 fall semester.

253 Reception (Wednesday) April 11 in Dubuque for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:515, p.1
Lisa Schoenauer, Renee Romano, Sam Barr, and Karen Agee speak at a financial aid orientation meeting in Dubuque. The orientation is designed specifically for new students enrolled for the 1990 fall semester, but is open to all prospective students.
254 Reception (Monday) April 2 in Red Oak for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:487, p.1
The Red Coach Inn hosts a reception and orientation program for incoming students and their parents. Lori Culbertson, Samantha Pieters, Lyle Schwarzenbach, Gerald Dias, and Bonnie Kruse Mansfield provide students with information on financial aid.
255 Reception (Thursday) March 29 in Carroll for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:485, p.1
An orientation program for incoming students and their parents is held in the Carrollton Inn. Samantha Pieters, Brian Martin, Joyce Koster, and Lyle Schwarzenbach, and Lori Culbertson provide students with information on student life and financial aid.
256 Reception (Monday) March 26 in Des Moines for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:478, p.1
Lori Culbertson, Michele Thurn, Shelley Niffenegger, Samantha Pieters, and Dana Schuldt Leahy attend a reception for incoming students and their parents. The reception offers information on financial aid, and student life.
257 Grant program to help students; making higher education attainable
Northern Iowan 86:37, p.1
$236,000 in PASS program money available to UNI students.
258 Ambassadors assist with financial aid
Northern Iowan 86:7, p.9
Students will staff table in Union to help others; photo.
259 Loan interviewing session; graduating seniors required to attend
Northern Iowan 85:54, p.4
260 More work study jobs available next year
Northern Iowan 85:54, p.1
A look at the work-study program.
261 Minimum wage law will affect students
Northern Iowan 85:46, p.1
Administrators talk about its effects.
262 Students provide financial aid help
Northern Iowan 85:41, p.5
Financial Aid Ambassadors help students.
263 Work study offered as an alternative to loans
Northern Iowan 85:32, p.1
Roland Carrillo talks about the advantages of work-study.
264 Students needed for work study jobs
Northern Iowan 85:30, p.1

Financial Aids office has surplus funds.

265 USI sets next year's goals
Northern Iowan 85:29, p.1
Will emphasize financial aid.
266 Financial aid laws changed
Northern Iowan 85:20, p.1
Brian Will talks about the current status of the law.
267 Financial aid misconceptions-- it is available for college minded.
Public Relations News Release 1988:113, p.1
Recent polls show high school students have misconceptions regading how to pay for college. Judy Decker says there are options available for those who want to attend such as loans, grants, or scholarships.
268 Program tries to up minority enrollment
Northern Iowan 85:11, p.4
Financial Aid to Deserving Scholars (FADS) attempts to boost minority enrollment in School of Business.
269 Financial Aid Office to be computerized by March
Northern Iowan 85:4, p.8
Expect system to be in place by March.
270 Work-study funds available
Northern Iowan 85:3, p.5

Additional funds will be available.

271 UNI organizations aid students
Northern Iowan 85:2, p.10
A quick look at important campus offices and organizations.
272 Program to provide student opportunities
Northern Iowan 84:66, p.4
"Workship" will combine work on campus with financial aid.
273 UNI ROTC program full of benefits
Northern Iowan 84:66, p.5
A look at the various programs and benefits associated with ROTC.
274 University of Northern Iowa students offered a chance to study in Spain as part of the Iowa Regents Hispanic Institute
Public Relations News Release 1987:333, p.1
Professor D. C. Hawley leads students from various accredited colleges in the Iowa Regents Hispanic Institute trip to Spain, where they will attend courses on literature, communication, and Spanish culture. Help is offered by the Financial Aid Office.
275 Mid-America offers new source for guaranteed student loans
Northern Iowan 84:46, p.1
276 Work-study to be emphasized
Northern Iowan 84:45, p.4
Will promote work over loans to help keep students out of debt.
277 Most students say education worth it
Northern Iowan 84:41, p.5
Students express views on the cost and value of an education.
278 Legislature considers scholarship changes
Northern Iowan 84:38, p.8
May combine state scholarships with math and science program.
279 Aid cuts forcing students to work through college
Northern Iowan 84:35, p.7
Students seem to working an increasing number of hours.
280 Events set for Financial Aid Awareness Week
Northern Iowan 84:35, p.5
Schedule of programs.
281 Ignorance blamed for default rate
Northern Iowan 84:32, p.4
Brian Will talks about the local default rate and the reasons that people get into trouble with their loans.
282 Radio News Network Broadcast Briefs
Public Relations News Release 1987:180, p.1
James Albrecht explains how school districts are avoiding consolidation. Doctor Bruce Plakke speaks on hearing aids. The Offices of Financial Aid and Cooperative Education create one-hundred community jobs. Jane Asimus gives winter weather precautions.
283 FAF's to be available at Union table
Northern Iowan 84:29, p.6
284 100 Northern Iowa students eligible for financial aid to get career-related experience
Public Relations News Release 1987:167, p.1
Students are given job opportunities in their fields of study through the Cooperative Education Program. Employers are required to pay twenty percent of the students' wages, while state funding and the Financial Aid Office pay the remainder.
285 Carrillo announces changes
Northern Iowan 84:21, p.4
Will be open over noon hour; additional counselors available; computer system on the way.
286 Goal of new financial aid director to create 'student oriented office'
Northern Iowan 84:18, p.17
Roland Carrillo talks about what he wants his office to do.
287 Financial aid available for UNI groups
Northern Iowan 84:11, p.8
Money available for students who wish to attend academic competition or conference.
288 Northern Iowa's president, director of financial aid, tell regents students cannot afford a 9 percent tuition increase
Public Relations News Release 1987:43, p.1
President Curris selects Roland Carrillo to represent the university in opposing the Board of Regents' plan to increase tuition by nine percent. Carrillo explains that many students no longer qualify for financial aid under the new plan.
289 New financial aid director urges students to fight tuition increase
Northern Iowan 84:5, p.8
UNISA also considers bookstore referendum, inoperative clocks, and Senate vacancies.
290 The Human Element
Northern Iowan 84:4, p.2
Recounts problem with Financial Aid office.
291 University of Northern Iowa commitment to minority student recruitment enhanced with changes in admissions office
Public Relations News Release 1987:22, p.1
The position of coordinator of minority recruitment in the Office of Admissions is given to Juanita Wright. Wright is responsible for working in conjunction with the Financial Aids office to represent minority students.
292 Roland Carrillo
Northern Iowa Today 16:1, p.3
Appointed director of financial aid and student employment.
293 Alumni fill management positions
Nonpareil 71:3, p.14
Alumnus Thomas Switzer appointed dean of COE; alumnus Dean Shoars appointed head of Public Safety; Paul Uselding appointed dean of School of Business; Roland Carrillo appointed head of Financial Aid; Dale R. Jackson appointed head of Ed. Adm. & Coun.
294 New appointments to faculty, staff named
Northern Iowan 83:62, p.1
Roland Carrillo will head Financial Aid; Dean Shoars will head Public Safety; Paul Uselding will head the School of Business; Tom Switzer will be dean of the College of Education; Dale Jackson will head Ed. Admin; Dhirendra will head Pol. Sci.
295 'Preview UNI' summer orientation staff begins work with sessions Monday (June 15)
Public Relations News Release 1987:400, p.1
Fourteen students volunteer to lead summer orientation sessions for incoming freshmen. The nine sessions of Preview UNI include programs on financial aid, campus organizations, and the ROTC. Includes a list of volunteers.
296 Regents name new business dean for UNI, approve other appointments
Public Relations News Release 1987:386, p.1
The Board of Regents approves the induction of a new dean of economics, director of financial aid, and head of the Department of Political Science. Steven Y. Moon is promoted to acting director of computing services.
297 College costs cause problems
Northern Iowan 83:56, p.3
298 Back to school workshop for adults offered at UNI May 2
Public Relations News Release 1987:348, p.1
Adult students exercise their math, writing, and study skills at a workshop held in Wright Hall. Participants also received information on admissions, financial aid, and advising services.
299 Students must choose between work, loans
Northern Iowan 83:54, p.1
GSL program will become need-based; students will need to work to make up the difference.
300 Gilchrist offices undergo changes
Northern Iowan 83:48, p.4
Financial Aid moved closer to Admissions Office; attempt to put related offices close together.