Graduate Study

Displaying 101 - 150 of 343 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Funding for research Northern Iowan 76:2, p.1	09/07/1979	$10,000 is made available to assist graduate students.
102	Board of Regents says "No" to Ed. D. proposal Alumnus 64:3, p.21	09/01/1979	Proposal is turned down, 6-3; lack of need for such a degree cited.
103	M. A. in psychology proposed Northern Iowan 75:42, p.3	03/09/1979	Description of proposal.
104	Grad assistants receive least aid Northern Iowan 75:33, p.7	02/06/1979	Dean Hoops believes low stipends put UNI at competitive disadvantage.
105	Does faculty bargaining agent care about the students? Northern Iowan 75:32, p.2	02/02/1979	Professor James Chang does not believe that the graduate student stipend is a result of collective bargaining.
106	Grad courses offered in program? Northern Iowan 75:9, p.5	09/29/1978	Dean Morin does not believe that there should be courses that could be offered for graduate credit in the general education program.
107	Plus-minus grading begun in grad work Northern Iowan 75:6, p.9	09/19/1978	Faculty members may use plusses and minuses at their own discretion.
108	NCA approves doctorate Alumnus 63:3, p.7	09/01/1978	Visitation committee makes favorable report; NCA will accredit DIT.
109	Doctoral level degree approved for industrial tech Alumnus 63:2, p.6	05/01/1978	Regents approve Doctor of Industrial Technology in March; description of degree.
110	Plus-minus grading for grads Oked Northern Iowan 74:54, p.3	04/28/1978	Graduate Council approves change to begin in fall 1978.
111	Grad problems Northern Iowan 74:23, p.7	11/18/1977	Information for graduate students.
112	Off the Record Northern Iowan 74:5, p.3	09/16/1977	Musings on Gerald Baker, doctoral programs, and collective bargaining.
113	Laird scholarship aids MBA candidate Alumnus 62:3, p.15	09/01/1977	Dugan Laird establishes Day Dugan scholarship; biographical sketch.
114	Kamerick speaks on doctoral program Northern Iowan 73:2, p.8	09/03/1976	President Kamerick talks about budget situation, doctoral program, and new theatre; photo.
115	MBA attracts graduates Northern Iowan 73:1, p.6	08/31/1976	Program has gone well during first year.
116	Summer session gains grad students Alumnus 61:2, p.5	05/01/1976	1370 of three thousand 1976 summer session students were graduates.
117	Alumni continue education for advanced degrees at UNI Alumnus 61:1, p.15	02/01/1976	Survey shows alumni return to UNI for graduate degrees.
118	Master's program Northern Iowan 72:7, p.4	09/23/1975	Will offer Master of Education in teaching the severely, profoundly, and multiply handicapped.
119	MBA degree approved by regents for UNI; night classes Northern Iowan 72:1, p.13	08/29/1975	Professor Reuschling talks about the new program; Department of Business renamed School of Business.
120	Psych meeting Northern Iowan 71:45, p.8	03/25/1975	Professor Whitsett will speak on graduate programs in industrial psychology.
121	Psychology Students Organization Northern Iowan 71:38, p.8	02/18/1975	Will hear presentation on graduate study.
122	Grads receive high placement Northern Iowan 70:61, p.6	07/26/1974	Dean Rhum looks at strong placement record; over 90% of graduate students find jobs or continue education.
123	The graduate guide; a survey of graduate opportunities at UNI Alumnus 59:2, p.4	05/01/1974	Major courses of study.
124	Masters programs in new majors Alumnus 58:4, p.16	12/01/1973	Approve M. A. in communications media and German as well as a B. A. in psychology (teaching) and Russian area studies.
125	More grads get jobs Northern Iowan 70:21, p.1	11/30/1973	Dean Rhum reports that 95% of students earning UNI graduate degrees between 1969 and 1972 found jobs or continued study.
126	UNI graduate enrollment sets record; highest since program began in '52 Northern Iowan 70:19, p.4	11/16/1973	Graduate enrollment rises from 764 to 998; Dean Rhum speculates on the reasons.
127	Why enroll at UNI?; prof answers Northern Iowan 69:56, p.2	06/15/1973	Professor Sunseri believes UNI offers sound undergraduate program and that UNI graduates go on to substantial success.
128	Opportunities available for grad students Northern Iowan 69:55, p.3	05/15/1973
129	Grade system has flaws Northern Iowan 68:28, p.3	01/14/1972	Professor Fox explains his difficulty with graduate grade standards and the way that they are calculated.
130	Sheepskin and thesis: two bits Northern Iowan 68:26, p.3	01/07/1972	Does not believe UNI is anywhere close to being able to offer doctoral work.
131	Grim financial prospects for UNI Northern Iowan 68:25, p.2	12/17/1971	Professor Fox believes that there is not enough money for UNI to develop into a university; should concentrate on becoming a good college.
132	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.
133	Prof responds to Chang's graduate program letter Northern Iowan 68:13, p.3	10/29/1971	Professor Downey believes that faculty should not be afraid of dreaming beyond the status quo with regard to development of graduate programs.
134	Prof wonders if UNI is equipped to handle large grad program Northern Iowan 68:11, p.3	10/22/1971	Professor Chang presents statistics relating to similar universities and their graduate program.
135	Regents OK new degree programs Northern Iowan 68:1, p.6	09/17/1971	Will add master's degrees in technology, science education, and visually impaired education; new emphases in bachelor's programs in visually impaired education and radio-TV.
136	Urban Dynamics offered in summer Northern Iowan 67:41, p.1	03/23/1971	Will sponsor cluster of interdisciplinary graduate courses.
137	Grad students Northern Iowan 67:21, p.4	12/04/1970	Will hold meeting of graduate students in College of Education.
138	This fall increase in grad students Northern Iowan 67:15, p.7	11/06/1970	979 graduate students enrolled.
139	New degree OK'd by Regents Northern Iowan 66:30, p.8	01/30/1970	Approve specialist degree in science education.
140	Higher education course offered Northern Iowan 66:7, p.3	09/30/1969	Three-course sequence available for those who wish to teach in higher education.
141	Curricular changes finalized Northern Iowan 65:63, p.1	07/03/1969	Regents agree to drop BA comprehensive exam; authorize majors in earth science, French, home economics education, library science, and sociology at master's level.
142	Receive graduate credit Northern Iowan 65:56, p.12	05/06/1969	Undergraduates may take graduate English courses for graduate credit.
143	UNI joins Grad Council Northern Iowan 65:35, p.5	02/11/1969	Joins Council of Graduate Schools in the United States.
144	Draft deferment changes have little effect on UNI Northern Iowan 64:34, p.1	02/20/1968	Consider effects of end of deferments for graduate students.
145	'Sophistication necessary' Northern Iowan 64:21, p.2	11/21/1967	Supports advanced academic study; critical of Senator Hougen.
146	Now is the time for faculty spadework College Eye 63:62, p.2	07/28/1967	Would like an improvement in the graduate level courses.
147	University status for SCI Alumnus 51:4, p.4	12/01/1966	Regents approve university status October 7; will be medium scope institution emphasizing undergraduate and first year graduate work.
148	SCI rated high nationally, first in five categories College Eye 63:14, p.4	11/01/1966	SCI alumni show great likelihood to attain a doctorate.
149	Theses are due College Eye 60:62, p.3	07/15/1966
150	Wed. last day for grads to submit thesis College Eye 60:60, p.3	07/01/1966