Human Rights Panel
Displaying 1 - 11 of 11 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | UNI honors outstanding faculty for teaching, research and professional service Public Relations News Release 2009:79, p.1 |
Four faculty members were honored at the fall faculty meeting last month. They are: Harry Brod, Kim MacLin, Cherin Lee, and Martha Reineke. The new James F. Lubker Faculty Research Award was created to honor Jim Lubker, professor of communication science. | |
| 2 | Only heterosexuals need apply; ROTC violates non-discrimination policy Northern Iowan 91:39, p.7 |
Believes that ROTC discriminates against homosexuals. | |
| 3 | ROTC does not discriminate Northern Iowan 91:37, p.8 |
Attempts to clear up issues surrounding ROTC and sexual orientation. | |
| 4 | ROTC faultless for violation Northern Iowan 91:35, p.5 |
Defends presence of ROTC on campus. | |
| 5 | ROTC at UNI not in violation of human rights act, Curris says Northern Iowan 91:31, p.6 |
Curris affirms support for ROTC. | |
| 6 | Call military science classes 'politically incorrect' Northern Iowan 91:30, p.9 |
Critical of ROTC opponents. | |
| 7 | ROTC meets university sexual orientation policy Northern Iowan 91:30, p.9 |
Scholarships administered off-campus need not follow campus rules. | |
| 8 | Human Rights panel calls for changes in ROTC Northern Iowan 91:29, p.1 |
Panel decides that ROTC violates rights of students with regard to sexual orientation; sends decision to President Curris. | |
| 9 | ROTC conflicts with human rights policy Northern Iowan 90:15, p.1 |
Conflict with regard to sexual orientation considered. | |
| 10 | Lifting ban on gays may affect ROTC programs; openly gay committee member assists in transition for University of Northern Iowa Northern Iowan 89:37, p.1 |
Craig Weltha appointed to ROTC advisory committee; outlines views. | |
| 11 | Curris issues change in UNI's existing human rights policy; "associational preference" replaced by "sexual orientation" Northern Iowan 89:15, p.1 |
Campus reaction to change in policy wording. |