Marchesani--David M. (Class of 1991; Academic Advising Staff)

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	MidWestOne Bank now accepting applications for UNIque Academic Advising award Northern Iowan 107:42, p.1	03/08/2011	Faculty who have demonstrated devotion to making a difference in students' lives are eligible for nomination. The Office of the Provost is handling the applications.
2	Identifying skills and values necessary for entering the workforce Northern Iowan 106:5, p.	09/15/2009	David Marchesani said that people have three different types of skills:. adaptive skills, functional skills, and work content skills, which make up an individual job applicant.
3	Major fair is a major tool for students Northern Iowan 105:15, p.2	10/21/2008	The Exploring Major Fair provides an opportunity for students to see what a department has to offer. Information can help in deciding majors, minors, or certificate programs.
4	Certificates enhance majors Northern Iowan 105:4, p.3	09/12/2008	Certificate program aimed at practitioners who want to develop a strong foundation of critical business skills and knowledge; photo.
5	College Bound: Making a 'major' decision Public Relations News Release 2007:707, p.1	06/02/2008	To help students link their personal interests to their career goals, UNI and the Office of Academic Advising offers events, workshops, classes, and individual assistance to give students an opportunity to explore majors and make career decisions.
6	HPELS to host panel discussion Northern Iowan 103:39, p.5	02/20/2007	Discussion will address a wide rande of nutrition career related topics.
7	Preparing for next semester Northern Iowan 103:25, p.21	11/21/2006	Scheduling can go much more smoothly if a student has taken time to plan ahead; photo.
8	Orientation joint effort by students, staff Northern Iowan 102:59, p.1	06/30/2006	Cooperation among several departments and students is needed for smooth orientation sessions; photo.
9	Student voices Northern Iowan 102:55, p.11	04/28/2006	Students respond to the question, "Who do you admire at UNI?"
10	Michael Broshears, David Marchesani, Jean Neibauer, and Michelle Peck Campus News Network 11:9, p.	11/20/2000	Michael Broshears, David Marchesani, Jean Neibauer, and Michelle Peck presented a workshop on academic advising.
11	Internet job searches Campus News Network 5:13, p.1	03/13/1995	Workshops available; photo.
12	Career Services helping students find jobs on-line Northern Iowan 91:45, p.4	03/10/1995	Offers workshop on searching for a job on the Internet.
13	An enterprising celebration Campus News Network 1:20, p.1	07/15/1991	Celebration of Business includes speakers, lunch, and tours of Business Building; photo.
14	More than 150 business, community leaders attend ' Celebration of business" at University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1990:635, p.1	06/26/1991	Lee Liu was the featured speaker at the "Celebration of Business" held at UNI.
15	Public invited to "Celebration of Business" Tuesday (June 25) at University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1990:625, p.1	06/19/1991	Featured speaker for "Celebration of Business" to be Lee Liu, chairman of the board, president, and CEO of IE Industries.
16	Nearly 1,100 students receive degrees at University of Northern Iowa spring commencement Public Relations News Release 1990:617, p.1	06/12/1991	UNI spring graduates announced. Award winning poet Mona Van Duyn addressed the gathering. Graduates listed.
17	Northern Iowa to graduate more than 1,200 (Saturday) May 11 in UNI-Dome Public Relations News Release 1990:533, p.1	04/30/1991	Spring commencement will be May 11 at UNI.
18	A challenge to meet the challenge Northern Iowan 87:49, p.2	04/05/1991	Urges students to contribute to class gift.
19	5th Senior Challenge kicks off this week; class of '91 shoots for record donation Northern Iowan 87:45, p.11	03/12/1991	History of fundraising efforts of Senior Challenge; this year's goal is $65,000.
20	Ambassadors spread the good news about Northern Iowa Northern Iowa Today 19:1, p.8	03/01/1991	Activities of Student Alumni Ambassadors; photo.
21	Big thanks extended Northern Iowan 87:19, p.2	11/06/1990	Student thanks those who helped in the Omicron Delta Kappa Campus Clean-up November 2.
22	Seniors preparing for annual challenge; goal to exceed $61,000 Northern Iowan 87:15, p.7	10/23/1990	Senior Challenge Committee hopes to raise $65,000 for senior gift.
23	University of Northern Iowa's senior challenge committee sets high goals for class of '91 Public Relations News Release 1990:119, p.1	10/11/1990	Class of 1991 sets a goal of $65,000 as their class gift to the University.
24	Phone-a-thon and senior challenge in planning stages Northern Iowan 87:3, p.10	09/11/1990	Senior challenge is a way to acknowledge the senior class and allow them to raise funds for their class gift.
25	Logo contest announced Northern Iowan 86:54, p.2	04/20/1990	Invites contestants to submit entries for Class of 1991 logo.
26	Seniors write 'success story'; $60,000--a new record Northern Iowan 86:53, p.4	04/17/1990	Class of 1991 organizes for similar effort.
27	University of Northern Iowa gives 100 students on-the-job experience through spring co-op placements. Public Relations News Release 1989:398, p.1	02/13/1990	List of those participating in the program and their hometown. Also listed is the position, firm and town the individual is placed.
28	Willard defended, commended for work Northern Iowan 86:16, p.3	10/27/1989	Believes critical letter was unfair.
29	'Northern Iowa premiere' summer orientation staff begins work with sessions Thursday (June 15.) Public Relations News Release 1988:520, p.1	06/08/1989	List of student staff members. Fourteen students will begin their summer's work of welcoming some 1,800 entering freshmen and their parents to orientation sessions, titled "Northern Iowa Premiere."
30	University of Northern Iowa district individual events tournament results qualify additional events for national competition. Public Relations News Release 1988:355, p.1	03/17/1989	Katharina Sharpe, first in poetry interpretation. Brenton Williams, first in after dinner speaking. Kevin Gilbertson, third in after dinner speaking. Ryan Siskow, second in persuasive speaking and third in after dinner speaking.
31	First place sweepstakes win at MAFL #4 for University of Northern Iowa's individual events team. Public Relations News Release 1988:312, p.1	02/22/1989	Venessa Kuhlmann had two first place finishes in after dinner speaking and communication analysis. James O'Connor first in both impromptu and informative speaking and third in extemporaneous speaking. Ryan Siskow was third in communication analysis.
32	Another second place sweepstakes win for Northern Iowa individual events team. Public Relations News Release 1988:279, p.1	02/01/1989	UNI hosted the Mid-America Forensic League Tournament. Northern Iowa captured four place finishes.
33	Second place sweepstakes win for University of Northern Iowa individual events team. Public Relations News Release 1988:262, p.1	01/23/1989	Four first place finishes in individual performances gave UNI's individual events team a second place finish in St. Olaf College Krossman Klassic tournament.
34	Second place sweepstakes win for University of Northern Iowa individual events team. Public Relations News Release 1988:198, p.1	12/07/1988	At the University of Wisconsin, Stout Tournament, Venessa Kuhlmann, Ryan Siskow, Kevin Gilbertson, Aimee Simpson, Susan Bernau, Doug Staudt, Jim O'Connor, David Marchesani all place in the event.
35	University of Northern Iowa individual events team scores successes on two outings. Public Relations News Release 1988:182, p.1	11/21/1988	Sixth place finish at the first novice tournament of the year and third place sweepstakes at South Dakota State University's tournament were among the "trophies" that came home last week with members of the individual events team.
36	Northern Iowa forensics team members compete in two individual events, one debate tournament. Public Relations News Release 1988:118, p.1	10/21/1988	Eight students traveled to Winona State University International Tournament for individual events, where Northern Iowa finished fourth out of 22 team.
37	Northern Iowa takes sixth place sweepstakes at National forensic association tournament in Arizona. Public Relations News Release 1988:403, p.1	04/28/1988	Sixth place sweepstakes at the National Forensic Association National Tournament was captured by the sixteen members of the University of Northern Iowa's individual events team.
38	On heels of successful season, Northern Iowa individual events team sending 11 to AFA national tournament April 8-11 Public Relations News Release 1987:351, p.1	04/07/1988	Eleven students qualify for the American Forensic Association National Tournament. The team is coached by Professors Mary Ann Renz and Bill Henderson, and will compete in sales analysis, communication analysis, and prose interpretation.
39	Another second place sweepstakes finish for Northern Iowa individual events team Public Relations News Release 1987:249, p.1	02/04/1988	The individual events team places second in the Twin Cities Forensic League, behind the University of Wisconsin. The next competition is the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association Tournament, held on UNI campus.
40	Northern Iowa individual events team starts spring semester in winning style Public Relations News Release 1987:215, p.1	01/20/1988	The five-member individual events team earns second place in the St. Olaf Tournament. The team was accompanied by Penny Geurink, and Professors Mary Ann Renz and Rich West.
41	Northern Iowa 'novices' score well in Twin Cities competition Nov. 17 Public Relations News Release 1987:149, p.1	11/19/1987	Thirteen first-year members of the Individual Events team achieve a third place sweepstakes win at the Twin Cities Novice Tournament. The team was coached by Professor Mary Ann Renz, and accompanied by Professor William Henderson.
42	Tickets on sale for 18th annual Nu High Christmas Madrigal dinner Dec. 9-11 Public Relations News Release 1985:159, p.1	11/22/1985	Hosts of the dinner will be the Madrigal singers dressed in costumes of the period and performing Renaissance music from sixteenth century England; details of times and cost provided.