O'Connor--Timothy E. (History Faculty)
Displaying 51 - 100 of 100 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
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| 51 | Changes in the Soviet Union--leaders support education exchanges Public Relations News Release 1991:60, p.1 |
New leadership in the Soviet Union shows signs of increased support for education. | |
| 52 | Sources for Soviet coverage Public Relations News Release 1991:14, p.1 |
List of faculty and students available to provide Soviet information and expertise.. | |
| 53 | University of Northern Iowa administrators invited to international curriculum conference in Soviet Union Public Relations News Release 1990:580, p.1 |
UNI administrators to participate in international curriculum conference. | |
| 54 | University of Northern Iowa undergraduates, faculty members to study in Soviet Union this summer Public Relations News Release 1990:579, p.1 |
UNI students and faculty will study in the Soviet Union. | |
| 55 | Students, faculty, administrators to travel to the USSR Campus News Network 1:17, p.1 |
Will undertake series of visits to study, attend conference, and teach. | |
| 56 | Iowa High School Model United Nations to meet for 27th year on University of Northern Iowa campus Thursday-Saturday (April 18-20) Public Relations News Release 1990:494, p.1 |
High school students from Iowa will attend Model UN at UNI. Zarine Nandan will address the group. | |
| 57 | Summer fellowships announced Campus News Network 1:11, p. |
Roster of winners and their topics. | |
| 58 | Soviet students respond to life at UNI Campus News Network 1:3, p.1 |
Students enjoy relaxed atmosphere; talk about differences in education system; photo. | |
| 59 | Soviet students trek to UNI for master's program Northern Iowan 87:2, p.7 |
Soviet Union will send seven graduate students to UNI to earn their master's degrees. | |
| 60 | Graduate program enhances Northern Iowa-Soviet exchange Northern Iowa Today 18:2, p.5 |
Seven Russian graduate students will study at UNI. | |
| 61 | University of Northern Iowa to host 1,000 high school students for 26th annual model united nations Thursday-Saturday. (April 19-21) Public Relations News Release 1989:570, p.1 |
The Model U.N. reflects the functions of the real international body, with high school students serving as delegates from their respective countries which they have researched throughout the year. | |
| 62 | University relations with Soviets continue to grow Northern Iowa Today 73:2, p.31 |
UNI will broaden efforts to develop contacts with Russians. | |
| 63 | UNI students enjoy USSR experience Northern Iowan 86:4, p.15 |
Four UNI students studied in Soviet Union last summer; Brian Granger talks about his experiences; photo. | |
| 64 | University of Northern Iowa presidential scholar from Eldridge has "truly Soviet experience" on summer trip to Leningrad. Public Relations News Release 1989:43, p.1 |
Brian Granger spent the summer studying at the Herzen Institute in Leningrad. Granger avoid spending much time with other Americans. He found that if you go around with a large groups of Americans, Soviets would usually avoid you. | |
| 65 | Glasnost opens doors to historic event for higher education Northern Iowa Today 73:1, p.18 |
UNI enrolls large contingent of Russian undergraduate students; one of first universities to do so; photo. | |
| 66 | Four University of Northern Iowa students to spend summer in the Soviet Union. Public Relations News Release 1988:516, p.1 |
After hosting seven Soviet students and a faculty member during the spring semster, the University of Northern Iowa is sending four students to study in the Soviet Union as part of the American Council of Teachers of Russian Summer Language Program. | |
| 67 | Soviet students made an impact during their studies at University of Northern Iowa. Public Relations News Release 1988:487, p.1 |
Soviet undergraduate students, arrived not knowing what to expect from the place they would call home for the next four months and left saying "it was great experience, learning not only another culture, but learning academically as well. | |
| 68 | 25th year for Iowa high school model united nations on University of Northern Iowa campus April 13-15; more than 900 high school delegates, faculty. Public Relations News Release 1988:403, p.1 |
Listings of speakers and guests that will be at the Iowa High School Model United Nations. | |
| 69 | Northern Iowa to host lecture by Russian literature and language specialist in the advantages of studying for a semester in the Soviet Union, April 13 Public Relations News Release 1988:399, p.1 |
With the new open door policy established by the Soviet Union, U.S. students will not only be presented with many new educational opportunities, but they will also see new career possibilities, provided they have a good understanding of the Soviet Union. | |
| 70 | Soviet students choose to study in Iowa-- Glasnost in progress. Public Relations News Release 1988:352, p.1 |
This is the first time a group of Soviet students have been allowed to study at a public institution. Tim O'Connor says this exchange will lead to more exchanges, and a better understanding of both countries. | |
| 71 | 'Practical Militant Bolshevism and Romantic, Visionary Communism' to be topic of next University of Northern Iowa political science lecture, March 16 Public Relations News Release 1988:348, p.1 |
Timothy O'Connor will present views of Krasin and Lunacharskii, both men devoted to Marxist socialism and the Soviet government. Yet both differed, Krasin believing ideology and theory was the way of destroying Tsarism and Lunacharskii believed in power. | |
| 72 | Radio/ TV Tips Public Relations News Release 1988:292, p.1 |
Seven undergraduate education majors from the U.S.S.R. will attend classes at UNI. This is the first time that and American public university has enrolled Soviet undergraduate students. | |
| 73 | Glasnost opens doors to Soviet students' first enrollment in an American public university; students arrive at University of Northern Iowa February 4. Public Relations News Release 1988:281, p.1 |
Seven college students from the Soviet Union, will mark the first time an American public university will enroll Soivet undergraduate students. They are undergraduate students majoring in elementary education. | |
| 74 | Soviet students to arrive Monday Northern Iowan 85:33, p.1 |
Seven students will enroll at UNI for the semester under the auspices of an ACTR program. | |
| 75 | The Soviets have stopped jamming- but are they still listening? Public Relations News Release 1988:241, p.1 |
Radio broadcast like the Voice of America are no longer played in the Soviet Union.Tim O'Connor says Soviets are watching more television programs. | |
| 76 | Soviet shake-up eventually could strengthen U.S./Soviet relations. Public Relations News Release 1988:87, p.1 |
Tim O'Conner says the changes are a sign that Mikhail Gorbachev is pushing for faster political and ecomonic reforms. Soviet citizens are very politcal, and want leaders who can solve ecomonic shortages. | |
| 77 | UNI Russian program grows Northern Iowan 85:9, p.4 |
Professors Yetter and O'Connor talk briefly about Russian Area Studies; photo. | |
| 78 | Soviets visit UNI, get taste of Iowa Northern Iowan 85:1, p.6 |
Group from Stavropol visits campus; photo. | |
| 79 | More than 750 high school students, teachers to be on University of Northern Iowa campus Thursday-Saturday (April 14-16) for 24th Annual Model UN Public Relations News Release 1987:363, p.1 |
Nearly eight hundred high school students visit for the twenty-fourth Model United Nations, where they act as delegates representing various U. N. countries. Professors Timothy O'Connor and Richard Newell advise the student delegates throughout the event. | |
| 80 | Wheeling and dealing: the U.S. and U.S.S. R. talk treaty Nonpareil 72:2, p.2 |
Professor Timothy O'Connor offers views of current state of international affairs; photo. | |
| 81 | U. S., Soviet textbooks to be re-examined to remove myths, stereotypes Public Relations News Release 1987:282, p.1 |
Professor Tim O'Connor calls for an examination of both U. S. and Soviet textbooks that perpetuate stereotypes between the two nations. | |
| 82 | Regents approve professional development leaves for 23 Northern Iowa faculty Public Relations News Release 1987:217, p.1 |
The Board of Regents approves Professional Development Leaves for 1988-89. Five leaves are planned for fall semester, seven for spring, and eleven for the academic year. | |
| 83 | Regents approve promotions of 18, tenure for 11 UNI faculty members Public Relations News Release 1987:263, p.1 |
The Board of Regents approves eighteen faculty promotions and eleven grants of tenure. Includes a list of promoted faculty members, and faculty who received tenure. | |
| 84 | Soviet view of American political system is topic of UNI panel Wednesday (Nov. 5) Public Relations News Release 1987:83, p.1 |
University professors were joined to discuss the variety of relationships shared between the Soviet Union and the U.S. since 1917. The lecture series was presented by the Historical Association and Phi Alpha Theta, and held in Maucker Union. | |
| 85 | Largest delegation ever, more than 750 high school students, to attend model U.N. at UNI Apr 10-12; Iraq's U.N. Ambassador to address general assembly Public Relations News Release 1986:348, p.1 |
This year will be the twenty-second annual Iowa High School Model United Nations event; the student participants come from schools in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. | |
| 86 | New courses in Russian studies Northern Iowan 82:22, p.6 |
List of new courses. | |
| 87 | UNI alums invited to attend 'knowledge network' seminars before uni v. drake football game in Des Moines Sept. 7 Public Relations News Release 1985:5, p.1 |
Invitation for UNI alums to four seminar that cover information about university life. | |
| 88 | Peace Day activities planned Northern Iowan 81:52, p.1 |
Schedule of activities; Franklin Long will speak; photo. | |
| 89 | Model United Nations set for April 11 Northern Iowan 81:47, p.6 |
Lengthy look at this year's program. | |
| 90 | Elderhostel scheduled July 7-13 Alumnus 70:1, p.6 |
Schedule. | |
| 91 | O'Connor to speak on USSR Northern Iowan 81:40, p.3 |
Brief profile of Professor O'Connor. | |
| 92 | Misconceptions of Soviets explained Northern Iowan 81:16, p.21 |
Tim O'Connor speaks on the Soviet Union. | |
| 93 | What's Up Northern Iowan 81:14, p.10 |
Meetings and activities. | |
| 94 | History lectures are for everyone Northern Iowan 81:5, p.18 |
A look at this year's lectures. | |
| 95 | Professor remains in Russia despite conflict Northern Iowan 80:7, p.1 |
Professor O'Connor is in Soviet Union during KAL crisis. | |
| 96 | Research in Russia Northern Iowan 80:4, p.17 |
Professor Tim O'Connor will be in the Soviet Union this year; photo. | |
| 97 | Prof takes job in Russia, writes book UNI Century 11:4, p.6 |
Professor O'Connor will work for ACTR; publishes book on Lunarcharskii; photo. | |
| 98 | Study tour to provide American students with a look at Soviet Union Northern Iowan 79:25, p.12 |
Tim O'Connor talks about his proposed tour. | |
| 99 | Russian Club Northern Iowan 79:18, p.5 |
Tim O'Connor will speak. | |
| 100 | Discussion, vigil to be held Northern Iowan 79:10, p.6 |
Faculty will present lectures on Middle East. |