Science Center for Teaching--Outreach--and Research on Meteorology (STORM)

Displaying 1 - 13 of 13 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
1	University of Northern Iowa releases county impact data UNI serving all 99 Iowa counties Public Relations News Release 2008:111, p.1	09/30/2008	UNI has a 132-year history of serving Iowans. With more than 57,000 alumni living in Iowa, 11,000 of whom are educators, the university recognizes the role it plays in public service and outreach. There are currently more than 30 outreach programs.
2	UNI hosts summer institute for Iowa math and science teachers Public Relations News Release 2007:82, p.1	08/01/2007	The IMPacting Achievement with Collaborative Technology program was held June 17-29; list of participants.
3	Teachers engage in Weather Analysis and Forecasting Course Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1	07/14/2005	Twenty three teachers take part in course that helps them better understand weather patterns and the software used for analyzing it.
4	News Brief/ Calendar of events- special edition Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1	07/06/2005	Schedule of some of the events happening during July at UNI.
5	UNI STORM helps National Weather Service battle airborne threats Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1	06/07/2004	Discusses possibility of weather information aiding in assessing biological terrorism threats.
6	UNI professor says events in 'The Day After Tomorrow' are a possibility Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1	05/21/2004	Global warming is warned to have globally catastrophic significance, resulting in climate shifts and natural disasters.
7	To cancel class or not to cancel classes, that is the question Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.2	02/09/2004	UNI's Science Center for Teaching, Outreach, and Research on Meterology is developing tools to help school superintendents know whether or not to cancel school.
8	UNI STORM to help meteorologists battle potential terrorist threats Public Relations News Release 2002:1, p.1	07/01/2002	Meteorologists can assist in explaining weather patterns and how they would affect a bio-terrorism threat.
9	National Weather Service makes plans to battle airborne threats Public Relations News Release 2001:359, p.1	03/18/2002	Alan Czarnetzki will explain the connection between weather patterns and the way vapors are dispersed.
10	Weather information could save lives, prevent disaster Northern Iowan 98:44, p.1	03/15/2002	UNI STORM, led by Alan Czarnetzki, hopes to use weather information to stem the spread of bioterrorism attacks and hazardous material spills; photo.
11	UNI STORM helps National Weather Service battle airborne threats Public Relations News Release 2001:344, p.1	03/08/2002	Alan Czarnetzki is working with the National Weather Service to develop a plan to coordinate current weather information into a plan to assist an airborne threat.
12	UNI professor makes sense of the weather Public Relations News Release 2000:471, p.1	06/19/2001	The new Science center for Teaching, Outreach, and Research on Meteorology hopes to inform specific groups how to understand weather terminology.
13	Weather Education and Research Center to be built at UNI Public Relations News Release 2000:52, p.1	09/04/2000	A $1.4 million grant is received by the U.S. Department of Commerce.