Ingram--David B. (Philosophy Faculty)

Displaying 1 - 13 of 13 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1	A question of ethics; how education meets the task Nonpareil 71:3, p.2	07/01/1987	Survey of UNI faculty's efforts to incorporate ethics into a variety of courses; photo.
2	Ingram accepts Loyola position; Search for replacement begins Northern Iowan 83:60, p.3	06/12/1987	Conducting informal search.
3	Students too accepting of changes in education Northern Iowan 83:44, p.2	03/10/1987	Feels students need to make themselves aware of changes in financial aid.
4	French students protest tuition increase Northern Iowan 83:43, p.7	03/06/1987	David Ingram talks about the protest against educational reform.
5	Paris student protest to be highlighted Northern Iowan 83:42, p.6	03/03/1987	David Ingram will talk about protest.
6	Speech examines religious beliefs Northern Iowan 83:40, p.6	02/24/1987	David Ingram talks about concepts of God; photo.
7	Ingram to discuss concept of God Public Relations News Release 83:38, p.6	02/17/1987	David Ingram will speak on faith.
8	Regents approve promotions of 27, tenure for 15 UNI faculty members Public Relations News Release 1986:304, p.1	03/13/1986	Both actions will take effect in the 1986 fall semester.
9	Regents approve professional development leaves for 20 UNI faculty Public Relations News Release 1986:203, p.1	01/15/1986	Leaves were approved for the 1986-1987 school year; six leaves are for the fall, eight for the spring and six for the entire year; list of those taking a leave.
10	Pornography discussed at forum Northern Iowan 81:35, p.7	02/15/1985	Excerpts from the discussion.
11	Pornography forum and film tonight Northern Iowan 81:34, p.4	02/12/1985	Preview of the event.
12	Marxism conference at UNI this week Northern Iowan 81:11, p.10	10/09/1984	Over 40 scholars, religious workers, and social activists will participate in a conference on Marxism and religion.
13	Department teaches the most students in general education Old Gold 0:0, p.32	06/01/1982	The Department of Philosophy and Religion teach more students in general education than any other department; photo.