Individual Studies

Displaying 51 - 65 of 65 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
51	What's Up? Northern Iowan 71:29, p.8	01/17/1975	Activities and meetings.
52	ISP offers diversity seminars; exploratory courses Northern Iowan 71:20, p.4	11/08/1974	Description of ten exploratory seminars.
53	Credit available for ISPIRG researching Northern Iowan 70:50, p.5	04/26/1974	Greg Sieleman says that opportunities exist to earn both money and credit.
54	Seminar on Marxism, diseases available; individual studies offers alternatives Northern Iowan 70:48, p.5	04/19/1974	Individual Studies will offer nine exploratory courses.
55	Regents approve UNI business transactions Northern Iowan 70:43, p.4	03/22/1974	Will remodel Baker 59 for Individual Studies office.
56	Thanks for the journey Northern Iowan 70:39, p.3	03/08/1974	Enjoyed trip to Chicago.
57	Chicago trip planned; individual studies Northern Iowan 70:34, p.5	02/19/1974	Will visit cultural sites.
58	Studies depend on initiative; form your own Northern Iowan 70:24, p.5	12/11/1973	Professor Amend talks about wide range of activities in program.
59	So it goes . . . Northern Iowan 70:20, p.2	11/20/1973	Likes the Individual Studies program.
60	Plan: abolish the University Northern Iowan 70:19, p.3	11/16/1973	Critical of recent trends in American colleges; offers ironic plan for future.
61	Alternative studies--self-motivation Northern Iowan 70:18, p.1	11/13/1973	Professor Amend talks extensively about the Individual Studies Program and about the courses offered.
62	Individual Studies major Northern Iowan 70:16, p.9	11/06/1973	Professor Amend talks about the major.
63	Farm classroom . . . producing dome Northern Iowan 70:13, p.5	10/26/1973	Students work on geodesic dome near Dysart as part of Individual Studies project.
64	Honors--for everyone Northern Iowan 69:20, p.2	11/21/1972	All undergraduates may take honors seminars; independent study also available.
65	Regents approve new majors and minors Northern Iowan 68:61, p.1	07/21/1972	Approve majors in American Studies, health education (teaching), humanities, individual studies, and Latin American studies; minors in athletic training, comparative literature, journalism, and physical education (elementary teaching).