Renz--Mary Ann (Communication Studies Faculty)
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1 | Recognition to coach of award-winning Northern Iowa individual events team Public Relations News Release 1988:523, p.1 |
Mary Ann Renz provided great impetus to individual events forensics program and will be moving on to teach at Winona State University. | |
2 | Renzs take challenge with new Winona job Northern Iowan 84:61, p.1 |
A look at the achievements of Byron and Mary Ann Renz; have been at UNI since 1983. | |
3 | Northern Iowa takes sixth place sweepstakes at National forensic association tournament in Arizona. Public Relations News Release 1988:403, p.1 |
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. | |
4 | Fourth place finish for Northern Iowa individual events team at AFA National Tournament: Two national champions named Public Relations News Release 1987:372, p.1 |
Shelley Schnathorst and Deanna Gunderson place first in their respective divisions of the American Forensic Association National Tournament. The team was coached by Penny Geurink, and Professors Richard West and Mary Ann Renz. | |
5 | 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 |
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. | |
6 | Northern Iowa takes third place sweepstakes in final MAFL tournament of season Public Relations News Release 1987:329, p.1 |
Professors Mary Ann Renz and Rich West accompany the individual events team in their third place victory at the Mid-America Forensic League Tournament. Students competed in poetry, persuasive speaking, and prose interpretation. | |
7 | Regents approve promotions of 19, tenure for 13 Northern Iowa faculty members Public Relations News Release 1987:324, p.1 |
The Board of Regents approves nineteen promotions of associate professors and assistant professors, as well as tenure for thirteen. | |
8 | Northern Iowa to host district individual events tournament March 11-12 Public Relations News Release 1987:302, p.1 |
The District IV National Individual Events Tournament is held on UNI campus, featuring teams from thirty schools. Events are held in Maucker, Wright, Sabin, Seerley, McCollum, Kamerick, the Education Center, and the Communication Arts Building. | |
9 | Northern Iowa individual events team captures second place in nine-state MAFL event Public Relations News Release 1987:287, p.1 |
The individual events team competes with teams from nine other states in the MAFL tournament in Ames. The team earned second place for their performances in poetic interpretation, communication analysis, and persuasive speaking. | |
10 | Northern Iowa individual events team captures first place in state tournament Public Relations News Release 1987:279, p.1 |
Penny Geurink, and Professors Mary Ann Renz and William Henderson coach the individual events team in their first place victory in the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association State Tournament. | |
11 | Another second place sweepstakes finish for Northern Iowa individual events team Public Relations News Release 1987:249, p.1 |
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. | |
12 | Northern Iowa individual events team starts spring semester in winning style Public Relations News Release 1987:215, p.1 |
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. | |
13 | Northern Iowa individual events team earns another sweepstakes honor Public Relations News Release 1987:170, p.1 |
The individual events team earns third place in a ten-state University of Wisconsin tournament. The team is coached by Professors Mary Ann Renz and Richard West. The team's next competition is held at the St. Olaf College in Minnesota. | |
14 | Northern Iowa debaters, individual event team members place in four tournaments Public Relations News Release 1987:159, p.1 |
Eighteen individual events team members and eight debaters compete in forensic tournaments in North Carolina, Kansas, and Nebraska, with twenty students earning awards from each competition. The students were accompanied by communication arts faculty. | |
15 | Northern Iowa 'novices' score well in Twin Cities competition Nov. 17 Public Relations News Release 1987:149, p.1 |
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. | |
16 | Northern Iowa's Individual Events speech team continues its 'winning ways' Public Relations News Release 1987:141, p.1 |
Professor Mary Ann Renz' Individual Events team achieve their fifth consecutive placement in a major speech competition. The seven-member team was accompanied by Professors Renz and William Henderson. | |
17 | Northern Iowa's individual events team takes second at MAFL Tournament in Missouri Public Relations News Release 1987:118, p.1 |
The individual events team places second in the America Forensics League Tournament. Students competed in sales speaking, communication analysis, and poetry interpretation. The team was coached by Professor Mary Ann Renz. | |
18 | First place sweepstakes win for University of Northern Iowa's individual events team at Twin Cities Tournament Public Relations News Release 1987:82, p.1 |
Professor Mary Ann Renz leads the individual events team to first place at the Twin Cities Forensic League Tournament. The team was accompanied by Professor Bill Henderson. | |
19 | UNI prof elected president of MAFL Public Relations News Release 1987:64, p.1 |
Professor Mary Ann Renz replaces Richard West as president of the Mid-America Forensics League after her election to the position at the Individual Events Tournament at Loras College. Professor Bill Henderson continues his duties as vice president. | |
20 | UNI individual events team off to a good start Public Relations News Release 1987:61, p.1 |
The individual events team takes second place in the Mid-America Forensics League competition at Loras College. The team was accompanied by Professors Bill Henderson, Richard West, and Mary Ann Renz. | |
21 | UNI individual events team to begin season Wednesday (Sept. 23) with exhibition performance Public Relations News Release 1987:46, p.1 |
Members of Professor Mary Ann Renz and Rich West's individual events team perform five presentations at the Communication Arts Center. The exhibition is open to the public, free of charge. | |
22 | Mary Ann Renz Northern Iowa Today 16:1, p.2 |
Elected president of Mid-America Forensics League. | |
23 | UNI forensics program gains national ranking Northern Iowan 83:64, p.1 |
Receives top 20 ranking. | |
24 | UNI forensics program has another successful year Public Relations News Release 1987:428, p.1 |
The individual events forensics team places nineteenth in the nation, after emerging victorious from two-hundred competitions. The team was coached by communication and debate faculty members; Mary Renz, Neil Phillips, and Bill Henderson. | |
25 | Mary Ann Renz Northern Iowa Today 15:3, p.2 |
Coached individual events team. | |
26 | Another 'Top 10' national finish for UNI's individual events team Public Relations News Release 1987:356, p.1 |
The individual events team places eighth in the National Forensics Association Tournament. The team was accompanied by Professors Mary Ann Renz, Bill Henderson, and Julie Goodlick. | |
27 | Speech team talks its way to top Northern Iowan 83:57, p.9 |
Places fourth in San Diego tournament. | |
28 | UNI Individual Events Team takes fourth in the nation at AFA nationals; individuals win 'personal best' with 3rd and 11th finishes Public Relations News Release 1987:341, p.1 |
Nine members of the Individual Events Forensics Team, coached by Professor Mary Ann Renz, attend the American Forensic Association competition. Shelley Schnathorst placed third in the nation, and Penny Geurink placed eleventh. | |
29 | First place sweepstakes win for UNI's Individual Events team in MAFL tournament concludes regular season; nine team members qualify for AFA Nationals Public Relations News Release 1987:292, p.1 |
Professor Mary Ann Renz and Rich West accompany the nine-member team to the final Mid-America Forensic League Tournament of the year. Julie Goodlick and Bill Henderson led their team in the AFA National Tournament in Fargo. | |
30 | First place to UNI individual events team in largest MAFL tournament ever! Public Relations News Release 1987:243, p.1 |
The forensics team, coached by Professor Mary Ann Renz, took first place out of nineteen teams competing in the Mid-American Forensic League tournament. The team was accompanied by Rich West and Joan Talty, who are instructors in communication. | |
31 | UNI individual events team takes first place at state tournament Public Relations News Release 1987:235, p.1 |
The forensics team, coached by Professor Mary Ann Renz, achieved first place in the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensics Association tournament. Members competed in informative, persuasive, prose interpretation, and after dinner speaking. | |
32 | UNI individual events team places second in MAFL home tournament; students place on road Public Relations News Release 1987:205, p.1 |
The individual events team, coached by Professor Mary Ann Renz and Richard West, placed second behind Bradley University in the Mid-American Forensic League. Team members competed in informative, persuasive, and sales speaking. | |
33 | UNI individual events team begins new year in winning style Public Relations News Release 1986:172, p.1 |
The forensics team emerged from the St. Olaf Invitation pentathlon in third place. Five students, coached by Professor Mary Renz, competed in dramatic interpretation, sales speaking, duo interpretation, rhetorical criticism, and informational speaking. | |
34 | UNI debaters place high in Minnesota individual events Public Relations News Release 1987:114, p.1 |
The debate team, coached by Professor Mary Ann Renz, won honors at the Twin Cities Forensic League. The team participated in informative speaking, after dinner speaking, and drama. The competition was held at Normandale College in Bloomington, Minnesota. | |
35 | UNI's Individual Events team places second in Minnesota Invitational Public Relations News Release 1987:102, p.1 |
Two of eight members of the Individual Events team were awarded individual sweepstakes awards in the Minnesota Invitational. The team competed in forms of public speaking and dramatic interpretation. Students were accompanied by four faculty members. | |
36 | UNI individual events team takes second place at Mankato Invitational Public Relations News Release 1987:71, p.1 |
A team of university students participated in the Mankato State Invitational Tournament. The team was coached by Pofessor Mary Ann Renz and Rich West. Students competed in persuasive speaking, as well as dramatic and musical performances. | |
37 | Forensics team hopes to crack nation's top 10 Northern Iowan 83:2, p.13 |
Plans for the year. | |
38 | NFA, Interstate oratory wins cap an outstanding year for UNI individual events team Public Relations News Release 1986:412, p.1 |
Shelley finished second in the oldest national tournament in the country; two formers U.S. Senators are previous winners; UNI as a whole finished eleventh out of one hundred and eighteen schools. | |
39 | National Tournament Honors for UNI individual events team members Public Relations News Release 1986:374, p.1 |
Four UNI students made it to the quarter-final competition at the American Forensic Association National Tournament, placing them in the top twenty-four students in their events; one student went to the finals. | |
40 | Two additional events qualified by UNI forensics team students for nationals Public Relations News Release 1986:333, p.1 |
The wins bring up to eighteen the number of events qualified by UNI students for the American Forensic Association's National Tournament; nine team members will travel to Texas for the competition, along with their coaches. | |
41 | UNI's individual events speech team continues its success with another sweepstakes win Public Relations News Release 1986:318, p.1 |
The win was number six for the team for the year; seven UNI team members now qualify for the American Forensic Association's national tournament. | |
42 | District wins qualify additional UNI individual events team members for AFA nationals Public Relations News Release 1986:303, p.1 |
The American Forensic Association's National Tournament will be held in Arlington, Texas April 11-14. | |
43 | Another MAFL victory for UNI's forensics team Public Relations News Release 1986:290, p.1 |
The forensic team gained another first place win for their individual events team. | |
44 | Members of the Communication and Theatre Arts faculty . . . . Northern Iowa Today 14:2, p.4 |
Faculty present papers, participate on panels, perform committee work. | |
45 | Forensics places first Northern Iowan 82:39, p.4 |
Forensics team member Shelly Schnathorst took first place in persuasive speaking at the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association Tournament. | |
46 | UNI team wins state forensics tournament Public Relations News Release 1986:271, p.1 |
UNI won first place with 255 points over ISU's second place with 169 points at the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association Tournament; individual first place in persuasive speaking went to Schnathorst. | |
47 | UNI individual events team wins another first place in forensic tournament Public Relations News Release 1986:253, p.1 |
UNI was the defending champion going in to the tournament which was held at UNI; UNI finished first with 155 points while the 2nd place team had only 89 points. | |
48 | Another sweepstakes honor for UNI's individual events team Public Relations News Release 1986:221, p.1 |
At the Mid America Forensic League tournament UNI's team placed first and two team members qualified for national competition. | |
49 | Northern Iowa experienced/novice teams score well in forensic tournaments Public Relations News Release 1986:151, p.1 |
A seasoned UNI team placed fifth out of twnety-six schools; the novice UNI team placed third out of sixteen; list of the students and teachers that were involved. | |
50 | UNI students place in two individual events tournaments Public Relations News Release 1985:172, p.1 |
Four UNI students placed in the two events, one at Bradley University and the other at University of Wisconsin-Stout. |