Orientation

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101 697 transfer students attend summer orientation sessions at UNI
Public Relations News Release 1993:33, p.1 		Summer orientation sessions for transfer students is well attended. Students listed.
102 Summer's gone, but not forgotten
Campus News Network 4:1, p.1 		Summary of campus activities since end of spring semester.
103 Students benefit from summer orientation staff
Northern Iowan 89:60, p.1 		Sixteen students help new students and parents during orientation this summer.
104 "Northern Iowa Premiere" Summer orientation staff working throughout summer
Public Relations News Release 1992:696, p.1 		Sixteen UNI students are working on campus during the summer helping entering freshman and their parents feel more at home during orientation. Students listed.
105 Will I be tripled?; freshmen want to know
Northern Iowan 88:61, p.3 		Description of summer orientation program.
106 Summer orientation staff helps ease freshman jitters
Northern Iowan 88:53, p.13 		Description of the way that the summer staff is put together and the responsibilities that they have.
107 1,888 freshmen enroll for UNI fall classes during summer orientation
Public Relations News Release 1990:693, p.1 		UNI holds summer orientation for incoming freshman students. Students listed.
108 931 transfer students attend summer orientation at UNI
Public Relations News Release 1990:694, p.1 		Transfer students register for fall classes at UNI during summer orientation sessions. Students listed.
109 Freshman orientation in full swing as summer begins
Northern Iowan 87:59, p.3 		Survey of efforts to greet new students.
110 Welcome to UNI
Northern Iowan 87:59, p.1 		Staff member helps new student; photo.
111 Summer orientation staff at University of Northern Iowa to begin duties June 12
Public Relations News Release 1990:611, p.1 		Preparations under way for summer orientation sessions at UNI. Student staff members listed.
112 Summer Orientation Staff chosen
Northern Iowan 87:54, p.8 		Several students offer reactions.
113 Welcome back committees begin preparations for fall
Northern Iowan 87:53, p.8 		Residence hall groups getting ready.
114 947 transfer students at UNI attended summer orientation
Public Relations News Release 1990:42, p.1 		Summer orientation aids transfer students.
115 Orientation is in 'full swing'
Northern Iowan 86:61, p.1 		A look at the current orientation program.
116 'Northern Iowa Premiere' summer orientation staff begins work with sessions Thursday (June 14.)
Public Relations News Release 1990:693, p.1 		Staff members are listed with brief biographical information. Fourteen students will begin their summer's work of welcoming some 2,000 entering freshmen and their parents to orientation sessions.
117 Reception (Monday) April 16 in Sioux City for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:545, p.1 		The Holiday Inn of Sioux City hosts a reception and orientation program on financial aid and student life at UNI for students admitted for the 1990 academic year. Lori Culbertson, Lyle Schwarzenbach, Samantha Pieters, and Cori McNeilus participate.
118 Reception (Monday) April 9 in Cedar Rapids for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:517, p.1 		Lori Culbertson, Deb Vangellow, Paul Felix, Katherine Marie Oppedahl, and Professor Ken Jacobsen participate in an orientation at the Sheraton Inn covering financial aid and campus.
119 Reception (Wednesday) April 11 in Dubuque for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:515, p.1 		Lisa Schoenauer, Renee Romano, Sam Barr, and Karen Agee speak at a financial aid orientation meeting in Dubuque. The orientation is designed specifically for new students enrolled for the 1990 fall semester, but is open to all prospective students.
120 Reception (Tuesday) April 3 in Fort Dodge for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:493, p.1 		Newly admitted students are invited to a reception and orientation program at Iowa Central Community College. The program offers information on financial aid and student life, as well as presentations by Connie Cunningham and Cindy Samuelson.
121 Reception (Wednesday) April 4 in Mason city for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:492, p.1 		New students are invited to a reception and orientation program held at the North Iowa Area Community College. In addition to being introduced to financial aid opportunities, participants will meet with faculty and guidance counselors.
122 Reception (Monday) April 2 in Red Oak for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:487, p.1 		The Red Coach Inn hosts a reception and orientation program for incoming students and their parents. Lori Culbertson, Samantha Pieters, Lyle Schwarzenbach, Gerald Dias, and Bonnie Kruse Mansfield provide students with information on financial aid.
123 Reception (Thursday) March 29 in Carroll for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:485, p.1 		An orientation program for incoming students and their parents is held in the Carrollton Inn. Samantha Pieters, Brian Martin, Joyce Koster, and Lyle Schwarzenbach, and Lori Culbertson provide students with information on student life and financial aid.
124 Reception (Monday) March 26 in Des Moines for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:478, p.1 		Lori Culbertson, Michele Thurn, Shelley Niffenegger, Samantha Pieters, and Dana Schuldt Leahy attend a reception for incoming students and their parents. The reception offers information on financial aid, and student life.
125 Reception (Wednesday) March 21 in Fairfield for students admitted to the University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1989:473, p.1 		Lori Culbertson, Shelley Niffenegger, Pat Sorcic, Samantha Pieters, and Gerald Dias organize a reception program for incoming students, offering information on financial aid and student life.
126 817 transfer students attend summer orientation sessions at UNI.
Public Relations News Release 1989:1, p.1 		List of those who attended.
127 University of Northern Iowa students to "get on board" with world's largest checkers game as semester begins (Aug. 28.)
Public Relations News Release 1989:4, p.1 		Students will try to make their way into the Guinness Book of World Records by forming the world's largest human checkers game. It's a part of "Welcome '89." Schedule of events given.
128 1,806 new freshmen enroll for UNI fall classes during summer oreintation.
Public Relations News Release 1989:613, p.1 		List of students who will begin classes August 28.
129 Students 'orient' incoming frosh
Public Relations News Release 85:60, p.3 		Fourteen students assist with summer orientation; photo.
130 The grand tour
Northern Iowan 85:58, p.6 		Students assist with orientation.
131 'Northern Iowa premiere' summer orientation staff begins work with sessions Thursday (June 15.)
Public Relations News Release 1988:520, p.1 		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."
132 Reception (Monday) April 3 in Sioux City for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa.
Public Relations News Release 1988:362, p.1 		Program is desinged for students who have been admitted to Northern Iowa for the fall 1989 semester. Student attending will have the opportunity to meet informally and ask questions.
133 Reception (Tuesday) April 4 in Red Oak for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa.
Public Relations News Release 1988:363, p.1 		Program offering information about orientation, financial aid and student life. Student will have an opportunity to meet informally and ask questions.
134 Reception Monday (March 6) in Des Moines for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa.
Public Relations News Release 1988:329, p.1 		Program offering information about orientation, financial aid and student life at University of Northern Iowa, is scheduled at the Sheraton Inn. Designed for admitted students.
135 Reception Thursday (March 2) in Davenport for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa.
Public Relations News Release 1988:328, p.1 		Program offering information about orientation, financial aid and student life at UNI, is scheduled in Davenport's River Center.
136 Reception Monday (Feb. 27) in Mason City for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa.
Public Relations News Release 1988:316, p.1 		A reception and program offering information about orientation, financial aid and student life at the University of Northern Iowa will be held North Iowa Area Community College campus.
137 Reception Monday (Feb. 27) in Cedar Rapids for students admitted to University of Northern Iowa.
Public Relations News Release 1988:317, p.1 		Reception and program offering information about orientation, financial aid and student life at the University of Northern Iowa.
138 Students learning college life during Northern Iowa premiere
Northern Iowan 84:62, p.3 		A look at summer orientation; photo.
139 'Northern Iowa Premiere' summer orientation staff begins work with sessions Monday (June 13.)
Public Relations News Release 1988:462, p.1 		List of fourteen students at the University of Northern Iowa who will begin their summer's work of welcoming some 3,000 entering freshmen and their parents to orientation sessions.
140 Orientation staff seeks 14 members
Northern Iowan 84:36, p.9 		Will assist with summer orientation.
141 572 transfer students attend summer orientation sessions at UNI
Public Relations News Release 1987:1, p.1 		Transfer students attend summer orientation sessions to meet with advisers. Includes a list of new students.
142 'Preview UNI' summer orientation staff begins work with sessions Monday (June 15)
Public Relations News Release 1987:400, p.1 		Fourteen students volunteer to lead summer orientation sessions for incoming freshmen. The nine sessions of Preview UNI include programs on financial aid, campus organizations, and the ROTC. Includes a list of volunteers.
143 Staff for summer orientation chosen
Northern Iowan 83:59, p.14 		List of students selected for orientation; a look at their duties.
144 Student guide
Northern Iowan 83:2, p.9 		Greetings from officials; list of phone numbers; important offices on campus.
145 New committee helps students adjust to college
Northern Iowan 83:1, p.12 		Larry Routh talks about the activities of the Student Transition Committee; photo.
146 'Welcome Back' weekend planned for UNI students, parents Aug. 21-24
Public Relations News Release 1986:506, p.1 		The Welcome Back weekend was a series of activities designed to help returning students begin the school year. Faculty speakers made presentations on note taking skills, self-motivation, time management obtaining jobs, and adjusting to college life.
147 More than 600 transfer students attend summer orientation sessions at UNI
Public Relations News Release 1986:502, p.1 		Students transferring to the university from other colleges attend a one-day orientation. Students met with advisers to learn about academic requirements, as well as scheduling for the fall semester. Includes a list of students organized by hometown.
148 1,745 new freshmen enroll for UNI fall classes during summer orientation
Public Relations News Release 1986:497, p.1 		New students attend one of ten summer orientation sessions. Freshmen spent two days on campus with parents to become acquainted with life in the residence halls and to register for the fall semester. Includes a list of students organized by hometown.
149 Summer orientation more than campus tour
Northern Iowan 82:61, p.6 		Lengthy look at the work of the 14-member summer orientation staff; photo.
150 'Preview UNI' summer orientation staff begins with sessions Thursday (June 12)
Public Relations News Release 1986:455, p.1 		Fourteen UNI students have been selected out of sixty to lead two thousand entering freshmen and their parents in orientation sessions this summer.