International Affairs
Displaying 1 - 21 of 21 in reverse chronological order
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1 | UNI signs DREAMer legislation support letter Northern Iowan 114:18, p.2 |
UNI is taking an official stance to protect UNI Dreamers, which are individuals enrolled in DACA. UNI signed a letter, along with 800 other colleges and universities, in support of legislative action to permanently protect Dreamers. | |
2 | DACA and documentation discussed Northern Iowan 114:9, p.2 |
A forum titled "Immigration 101: DACA, Documentation, and the Importance of Immigrants in Our Community", was held at UNI. The forum featured speakers and panelists; photo. | |
3 | Columnist responds to DACA opinion piece Northern Iowan 114:7, p.3 |
Collumnist Wolfe responds to the article "DACA: Failure from the start" by Leziga Barikor. Wolfe feels that DACA is a good program but there needs to be a way for undocumented Americans to gain citizenship; photo. | |
4 | DACA: Failure from the start Northern Iowan 114:6, p.3 |
Columnist Leziga Barikor gives her opinion on DACA and DACA Dreamers; photo. | |
5 | DACA dreamers close to home Northern Iowan 114:5, p.1 |
Hundreds gather on Main Street to protest President Trump's repeal of DACA. There are several speakers, including UNI students; photo. | |
6 | NISG releases statement concerning DACA Northern Iowan 114:4, p.3 |
Northern Iowa Student Government (NISG) is reaching out to anyone who DACA might effect. They urge affected students to get help from NISG or the International Students and Scholars Office; photo. | |
7 | Avoiding U. S. intervention in Syria Northern Iowan 110:6, p.3 |
The author discusses recent United States attitudes in reaction to Syria's chemical weapons. The author does not agree with the way the world is handling this situation, but does not suggest a solution to the problem. | |
8 | UNI and KNU partner for STEM education Northern Iowan 110:3, p.2 |
UNI will be partnering with Kyungpook University in South Korea to support science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education. Students from each school will be provided with a dual-degree opportunity and the chance to study abroad. | |
9 | UNI helps build a bridge between Meskwaki and Taiwan's indigenous tribes Public Relations News Release 2013:19, p.1 |
UNI, in partnership with the National Chengchi University in Taiwan, has been working to build a bridge connecting the Meskwaki and indigenous people. This would help with indigenous language revitalization. | |
10 | APIP presents candidates for provost Northern Iowan 107:7, p.2 |
Pita Agbese, Maria Basom, and Ming-Kai Chin interviewed for the position of Associate Provost for International Programs. | |
11 | UNI student accepted into prestigious U. N. summer internship program Public Relations News Release 2009:385, p.1 |
Abubakarr Jalloh is one of approximately 200 individuals selected from around the world to participate in the U. N. Headquarters Secretariat Internship Programme this summer. | |
12 | UNI détente program continues with 'view from abroad' Public Relations News Release 1980:520, p.1 |
Professor Robert Donaldson from Vanderbilt University will talk as part of the détente program. | |
13 | Nigerian for ISTC parley announced Public Relations News Release 1960:325, p.1 |
Second Secretary in the Permanent Mission of Nigeria to the United Nations, David Dankaro, appears at the Conference on International Affairs to speak on neutralism in the auditorium. | |
14 | Jordan's UN representatives to ISTC parley Public Relations News Release 1960:316, p.1 |
Jordan's representative to the United Nations, Muhammed H. el Farra, speaks at the All College Conference on International Affairs. Professor Norman Graener of the University of Illinois acts as keynote speaker of the conference. | |
15 | ACCIA keynote speaker named Public Relations News Release 1960:297, p.1 |
The University of Illinois' Professor Norman Graebner is named keynote speaker for the All-College Conference on International Affairs. Professor George Poage acts as chairman of the conference. | |
16 | ACCIA committee chairmen chosen at ISTC Public Relations News Release 1960:244, p.1 |
Student chairmen are selected for the All College Conference on International Affairs. The conference committee consists of Professor George Poage, Ann Williams, Ann King, Jim Daman, Banlue Tinpangka, Edward Throne, and Paul Bender. | |
17 | TC international affairs will discuss neutralism Public Relations News Release 1960:156, p.1 |
Representatives from six foreign countries attend the All College Conference on International Affairs. Among the representatives is a United Nations delegate from the Soviet Union. Professor George Poage acts as chairman of the conference committee. | |
18 | ISTC spoon sale to aid foreign students Public Relations News Release 1960:149, p.1 |
Norwegian sterling spoons are made available for purchase at the Crossroads and Alumni Office as a fundraising effort by the International Affairs Club. The spoons have been provided by the I. S. T. C. Foundation. | |
19 | Foreign students to appear in ISTC UN Convocation Public Relations News Release 1960:76, p.1 |
Foreign students represent their home countries will appear at United Nations Assembly sessions to answer questions from fellow students and faculty. The program is sponsored by the International Affairs Organization, and headed by Professor George Poage. | |
20 | Summer In England Highlights Social Science Year Old Gold 0:0, p.112 |
The goal of the Social Science Department was to enable students to better understand the past and present history and problems in the world in which he or she lives; a group of about fifty students went to a seminar in England and Europe; photo. | |
21 | International Affairs Conference Old Gold 0:0, p.21 |
Photos of the conference that focused on the Tensions in the Middle East and had many foreign delegates attending to express their opinions on the subject; photos. |