Geadelmann--Patricia L. (Class of 1970; HPELS Faculty)
Displaying 51 - 100 of 174 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | 'The best advocate for the needs and priorities . . . for UNI' Northern Iowan 88:45, p.5 |
Profile of Patricia Geadelmann and her work in Des Moines; photo. | |
| 52 | Geadelmann updates UNI on legislative session Northern Iowan 88:30, p.1 |
Explains that most decisions are yet to be made. | |
| 53 | Perspective: support of alumni, friends crucial in UNI's quest for improved funding Northern Iowa Today 75:2, p.36 |
Private support needed because public funding cannot keep up with enrollment growth; photo. | |
| 54 | Leading the new concept of personal wellness Northern Iowa Today 75:2, p.7 |
Development of wellness concept at UNI; plans for future include new wellness center. | |
| 55 | UNI provides plan for future budget funding Northern Iowan 88:28, p.1 |
Professor Geadelmann outlines case for UNI. | |
| 56 | Geadelmann updates NISG on efforts to acquire funding Northern Iowan 88:26, p.1 |
Urges students to address their representatives about funding for UNI. | |
| 57 | Severe budget cuts affect entire campus: cutbacks bring many inconveniences; tuition could skyrocket Northern Iowan 88:3, p.1 |
UNI budget may be cut substantially in light of Governor Branstad's 3.25% cut in state spending; UNI may limit enrollment. | |
| 58 | University pledges to maintain quality through budget plight and increased enrollment Northern Iowa Today 19:2, p.1 |
Top administrators outline ways to deal with rising enrollment and declining revenues. | |
| 59 | University receives $4 million to create Center for Energy and Environmental Education Northern Iowa Today 19:2, p.1 |
US Department of Energy will fund new 31,000 square foot building. | |
| 60 | $4 million grant awarded to University of Northern Iowa to create Center for Energy and Environmental Education Public Relations News Release 1991:7, p.1 |
Center for Energy and Environmental Education will be built on the UNI campus with the help of a grant from the U. S. Department of Energy. | |
| 61 | $4 million grant awarded to University of Northern Iowa to create Center for Energy and Environmental Education Public Relations News Release 1990:703, p.1 |
U. S. Department of Energy announces grant to UNI for creation of a Center for Energy and Environmental Education. | |
| 62 | Professors visit Russian conference Northern Iowan 87:59, p.1 |
Sue Follon and Pat Geadelmann attend conference on international education. | |
| 63 | University of Northern Iowa administrators invited to international curriculum conference in Soviet Union Public Relations News Release 1990:580, p.1 |
UNI administrators to participate in international curriculum conference. | |
| 64 | Students, faculty, administrators to travel to the USSR Campus News Network 1:17, p.1 |
Will undertake series of visits to study, attend conference, and teach. | |
| 65 | Budget cuts threaten campus projects Northern Iowan 87:33, p.1 |
Possible cuts in the state budget will affect UNI projects and programs. | |
| 66 | Enrollment growth creates critical needs Northern Iowa Today 74:2, p.8 |
High enrollment leads to crowded housing; UNI seeks extra funds to address problems; photo. | |
| 67 | Legislative appropriations to Northern Iowa top $59 million Northern Iowa Today 18:2, p.3 |
Breakdown of important parts of budget for fiscal 1991; photo. | |
| 68 | UNI requests discussed at recent briefing Northern Iowan 86:35, p.1 |
Pat Geadelmann outlines UNI requests for funding. | |
| 69 | Funding for higher education: rebuilding after the '80s Northern Iowa Today 73:2, p.16 |
Strategies for funding include presenting a strong case to the legislature, maximizing tuition, and partnerships with private business. | |
| 70 | Later class starting date proposed Northern Iowan 86:13, p.4 |
Faculty Senate approves calendar stating later in January. | |
| 71 | Calendar committee supported this year's unusual beginning Northern Iowan 85:1, p.4 |
Classes began on Monday at 4 PM to allow time for registration and orientation. | |
| 72 | Legislative council will break tradition when members meet on University of Northern Iowa campus July 13. Public Relations News Release 1988:488, p.1 |
Iowa Legislative Council will meet on the University of Northern Iowa campus and tour sites in the Cedar Falls-Waterloo metropolitan area. Focusing on projects in progress, particularly those for which state funds have been provided. | |
| 73 | Regents variety of business for Northern Iowa; hear reaccreditation report on fine arts. Public Relations News Release 1988:478, p.1 |
Contracts for construction of the University of Northern Iowa's new classroom/office building were among business items for the Cedar Falls school approved by the Board of Regents. | |
| 74 | Legislature approves boiler, student seat Northern Iowan 84:54, p.1 |
Matters now in Governor Branstad's hands. | |
| 75 | Geadelmann named director of state relations Northern Iowa Today 16:2, p.2 |
Professor Geadelmann, formerly Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs, succeeds Ed Voldseth; photo. | |
| 76 | Legislature acts favorable on funding requests Nonpareil 72:2, p.18 |
Legislature funds new boiler, creates UNI vanity plates and Center for Early Developmental Education. | |
| 77 | Geadelmann presents speech on legislation Northern Iowan 84:40, p.4 |
Pat Geadelmann talks about the effects of probable state budget cuts. | |
| 78 | University of Northern Iowa Library offers portable computers for student use; Computer labs added on campus Public Relations News Release 1987:260, p.1 |
Computer labs are installed into the Education Center, the Commons, and the Industrial Technology Center in addition to three existing labs. Twelve new laptop computers are made available for checkout in the library. | |
| 79 | UNI sets legislative priorities Northern Iowan 84:34, p.1 |
Hoping for extra $1 million for salary increases and a new boiler. | |
| 80 | Regents appoint Strathe Northern Iowan 84:32, p.1 |
Marlene Strathe will succeed Pat Geadelmann as assistant vice president for academic affairs; photo. | |
| 81 | Regents approve appointments Northern Iowan 84:31, p.1 |
Larry Routh resigns; Joe Mitchell appointed vice president for development; Renee Romano will head Union; John Konefes will head SBAC. | |
| 82 | Regents appoint assistant vice president, Union director for Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1987:216, p.1 |
The Board of Regents approves the appointment of Marlene Strathe and Renee Romano as dean of the College of Education, and director of the Memorial Union respectively. Larry Routh resigns as director of counseling. | |
| 83 | Geadelmann lobbies for legislative support Nonpareil 72:1, p.17 |
Description of Pat Geadelmann's duties as lobbyist for UNI; photo. | |
| 84 | Project raises awareness from border to border Nonpareil 72:1, p.23 |
Concerned alumni serve as active representatives of UNI in their communities. | |
| 85 | Regents name Geadelmann director of state relations Northern Iowan 84:29, p.1 |
Also purchase property at 1216 W. 22nd Street; accepts report re-accrediting Home Economics for ten years; approves road projects. | |
| 86 | 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. | |
| 87 | Fund gives encouragement Northern Iowan 84:22, p.2 |
Intercollegiate Academics Fund has helped students attend conferences and other off-campus events. | |
| 88 | Students encouraged to vote in election Tuesday Northern Iowan 84:19, p.1 |
Voter information booth will be in Union. | |
| 89 | Faculty Senate overturns March 1986 proposition Northern Iowan 84:17, p.1 |
Graduation requirement will be two years of high school or two semesters of college foreign language; overturns earlier measure that would have required three years or three semesters. | |
| 90 | 'Way Up V' to offer 'Connections for the Future' Nov. 5-6 in Cedar Rapids Public Relations News Release 1987:90, p.1 |
Professors Patricia Geadelmann, Constantine Curris, and Casey Mahon participate in the "Connections for the Future" women's conference. The conference includes workshops on hiring minorities, advisory boards, social issues, and marketing strategies. | |
| 91 | Financial aid available for UNI groups Northern Iowan 84:11, p.8 |
Money available for students who wish to attend academic competition or conference. | |
| 92 | Women elected officials to gather on University of Northern Iowa campus Oct. 9 Public Relations News Release 1987:53, p.1 |
Lt. Governor of Missouri, Hariett Woods, delivers the keynote address at a conference for women in elective offices at Maucker Union. After the speeches by Woods and Constantine Curris, five workshops on political office and family management are held. | |
| 93 | Faculty-wide meeting called to discuss new requirements Northern Iowan 84:5, p.1 |
Faculty will reconsider teacher education sequence approved by Senate in spring. | |
| 94 | Volleyball poster elicits variety of responses Northern Iowan 84:4, p.1 |
Debate whether poster exploits image of women; photo. | |
| 95 | UNI's Geadelmann receives medal from Iowa Commission on Status of Women Public Relations News Release 1987:12, p.1 |
Professor Patricia Geadelmann is awarded with the Cristine Wilson Award for Equality and Justice by the Iowa Commission on the Status of Women. Governor Terry Branstad participated on the ceremony. | |
| 96 | UNI Summer Commencement set for Friday (July 31) in the UNI-Dome Public Relations News Release 1987:438, p.1 |
DeAnn Marie Huinker delivers the commencement speech in the UNI-Dome. Professor Patricia Geadelmann and Jay Edelnant present awards and honors to Pamela Heinmeyer and Adrian Talbot. James Martin presided over the ceremonies. | |
| 97 | Professional sequence increases from 23 hours to 32 hours long Northern Iowan 83:59, p.5 |
Faculty Senate passes proposal; some faculty express concern at length of program. | |
| 98 | Computer use growing; more labs considered Northern Iowan 83:57, p.4 |
A look at use statistics; 400 sessions per day in Library lab; next labs may be located in Redeker Center or in a college that makes heavy use of computers. | |
| 99 | Women still behind in jobs Northern Iowan 83:55, p.1 |
Pat Geadelmann talks about the possible reasons underlying differences in salary levels between men and women; table showing breakdown between men and women at each faculty rank. | |
| 100 | Teaching requirements may include more hours Northern Iowan 83:48, p.1 |
Professional sequence might increase from 23 to 31. |