Non-Traditional Students

Displaying 151 - 196 of 196

	Title	Date	Summary
151	Mature students Northern Iowan 71:29, p.8	1/17/1975	Will hold regular informal lunches.
152	Mature students Northern Iowan 71:27, p.8	12/10/1974	Christmas treats available at regular lunch meeting.
153	Mature students Northern Iowan 71:14, p.12	10/18/1974	Informal luncheons continue.
154	Mature students luncheon Northern Iowan 71:7, p.8	9/24/1974	Professor Amend will speak.
155	Mature students Northern Iowan 71:5, p.8	9/17/1974	Will talk with members of Ombudsman Office staff.
156	Travis to speak Northern Iowan 71:4, p.10	9/13/1974	Dean Travis will address non-traditional students on services available to them.
157	College life--the second time around Alumnus 59:3, p.10	9/1/1974	Alumna returns to campus for science workshop; photo.
158	Mature students Northern Iowan 70:30, p.5	2/5/1974	Continuing Education program provides services for non-traditional students.
159	Adult education offered Northern Iowan 70:29, p.4	2/1/1974	Jo Ann Cummings will talk with area adults who are thinking about returning to school.
160	More evening classes set UNI Century 2:1, p.7	1/1/1974	Classes shifted or added to evening to meet needs of part-time students.
161	Mature students Northern Iowan 70:20, p.9	11/20/1973	Professors Schnur and Courtnage will speak at lunch meetings.
162	Mature students Northern Iowan 70:18, p.4	11/13/1973	Professors Greene and Anderson will speak.
163	Mature students Northern Iowan 70:4, p.3	9/25/1973	Informal lunches with speakers will continue.
164	New program caters to mature students Northern Iowan 70:1, p.11	9/14/1973	Jo Ann Cummings set up special program for non-traditional students.
165	Extra get-together for mature students planned for today Northern Iowan 69:42, p.4	3/20/1973	Professor Schlicher will make presentation.
166	Continuing education Northern Iowan 69:40, p.12	3/13/1973	Informal lunches for mature students.
167	Continuing education program Northern Iowan 69:21, p.16	12/1/1972	Program for mature students will feature discussion of women's studies.
168	Weekly luncheon program for mature students starts tomorrow Northern Iowan 69:2, p.1	9/19/1972	Will meet every other Wednesday.
169	New program softens transition of 'older' student to college Northern Iowan 69:1, p.7	9/15/1972	Jo Ann Cummings explains programs for non-traditional students.
170	CEW resumes lunches Northern Iowan 68:2, p.8	9/21/1971	Adult women students will meet for lunch and discussion.
171	Continuing education for women Northern Iowan 67:52, p.4	5/11/1971	Adult women will meet for lunch.
172	UNI oppression Graham--Patricia (Class of 1950) Northern Iowan 67:42, p.3	3/26/1971	Outlines difficulties that some married women find in attending school.
173	Continuing education for women Northern Iowan 67:26, p.6	1/12/1971	Adult women students will meet for lunch.
174	Doderer to speak at luncheon Northern Iowan 67:4, p.1	9/29/1970	Will address program of continuing education for women.
175	Women students invited to Wed. lunch Northern Iowan 67:4, p.7	9/29/1970	Adult women will continue to meet.
176	Study skills workshop planned Northern Iowan 66:59, p.3	6/19/1970	Will aim at non-traditional women students.
177	CEW grows as important campus group Wilson--Marilyn Northern Iowan 66:46, p.5	4/7/1970	Special program seeks to help older women make transition to campus life.
178	Mature women to form organization Northern Iowan 66:9, p.6	10/7/1969	Will attempt to meet needs of non-traditional group.
179	Exposes evil undergrads Walling--Jim Northern Iowan 64:61, p.2	7/12/1968	Responds to comments on interruptions by older students.
180	A course in manners? Azbell--Norm Northern Iowan 64:60, p.2	6/28/1968	Dislikes interruptions of lectures by older, returning students.
181	A teacher returns to college Alumnus 52:4, p.10	12/1/1967	Profile of Phyllis Schmidt, who returned to school despite family responsibilities; photo.
182	Gee, Mom! Alumnus 50:3, p.20	9/1/1965	Mrs. James Cannon earns degree despite family responsibilities; photo.
183	Night classes--a benefit or a bother? College Eye 52:27, p.2	4/21/1961	Students and faculty talk about the increasing number of evening and Saturday classes; photo.
184	Newly graduated student pictures TC with nostalgia Johnson--Ruth L. (Class of 1960) College Eye 51:17, p.3	2/5/1960	Non-traditional student Ruth Johnson talks about returning to campus.
185	College at a sacrifice is worth much effort Smith--Carol Jean (Student--1955-1959) College Eye 47:9, p.7	11/4/1955	A look at non-traditional student George Bunn's work and school schedule.
186	Campus classrooms ablaze at night Alumnus 39:3, p.5	9/1/1955	Eight non-credit evening classes offered.
187	Five community classes offered at ISTC this fall Alumnus 38:3, p.2	9/1/1954	Courses will include humanities, religion, and business.
188	Offer adult education classes in homemaking Alumnus 38:2, p.26	5/1/1954	Lena Buckingham will offer course.
189	Graduate of 1900 becomes "B. A. '51" Alumnus 36:1, p.5	2/1/1952	Mrs. C. S. Cory receives degree at age of 80; photo.
190	Keefe, Haines honored by part-time students College Eye 41:29, p.5	5/5/1950	In Mason City.
191	Untitled Alumnus 33:3, p.6	7/1/1949	Loren A. Hart receives degree; has been working on and off since 1921; photo.
192	Grandpa Moon wins degree Rogers--Howard W. (Class of 1948) Alumnus 31:2, p.21	4/1/1947	Harvey E. Moon goes back to school at the age of 45; photo.
193	Five coed mothers mix housework with studies College Eye 29:31, p.1	5/6/1938	Several TC students have young families.
194	Locked doors College Eye 28:0, p.2	8/13/1937	Believes that rules should be relaxed for the older students on campus during the summer session.
195	Five and twenty years are needed College Eye 28:21, p.3	2/19/1937	New Quarter Century Club organized for residents of Baker Hall who are over twenty-five years of age.
196	Iowa farmers are going to school Public Relations News Release 1929:371, p.1	3/27/1930	Farmers become non-traditional students

IndexUNI: Database of University Articles

Pages

Questions about this service?

Visiting