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	Title	Date	Summary
51	Iowa Mathematics & Science Education Partnership gives funding for 13 grants to improve the state's math and science education system Public Relations News Release 2008:66, p.1	9/11/2008	The three goals of IMSEP are: to improve mathematics and science performance of Iowa students; to prepare more high-quality mathematics and science teachers for Iowa's schools; and to promote statewide collaboration and cooperation.
52	University of Northern Iowa plans fifth early childhood education summit 'Focus on Quality: Quality Math and Science Curriculum for Preschool Teachers Public Relations News Release 2008:7, p.1	8/12/2008	The summit is intended for early childhood education teachers and curriculum leaders in Iowa. Participants will learn how to implement quality pre-school math and science curriculum that engages young children in learning.
53	UNI offers science camp for elementary and middle school students Public Relations News Release 2007:743, p.1	7/2/2008	Thirty elementary and middle school students will participate in hands-on activities focusing on calorimetrics, energy fuels, solar cars, the environment, movie-making and more.
54	Director named for Mathematics and Science Education Collaborative Initiative Public Relations News Release 2007:711, p.1	6/4/2008	Jeff Weld, Associate professor in the University of Northern Iowa Department of Biology, has been named director of the Board of Regents, State of Iowa, Mathematics & Science Education Collaborative Initiative.
55	Director named for Mathematics and Science Education Collaborative Initiative Public Relations News Release 2007:711, p.1	6/4/2008	Weld, associate professor in the University of Northern Iowa Department of Biology, has been named director of the Board of Regents, State of Iowa, Mathematics & Science Education Collaborative Initiative which has three basic goals.
56	UNI receives federal grant for new math and science program Public Relations News Release 2007:588, p.1	4/14/2008	UNI received a federal grant for a new science and matematics program, "Engaging Iowa in Science and Mathematics."
57	Five UNI Upward Bound Math and Science Center students presented at Junior Science and Humanities Symposium Public Relations News Release 2007:567, p.1	4/8/2008	The students presented research in the areas of nanoscience, engineering, plant biology, pharmaceutical science and alternative fuels.
58	Upward Bound Math and Science accepting applications for enrichment program Public Relations News Release 2007:568, p.1	4/8/2008	Fifty-eight students will be accepted into UNI's Upward Bound Math and Science summer enrichment program.
59	Regional Physics Olympics to be held in UNI-Dome April 1 Public Relations News Release 2007:518, p.1	3/25/2008	High school students from area schools will be participating in the Regional Physics Olympics.
60	Board of Regents to present mathematics and science education proposal to Iowa Legislature Public Relations News Release 2007:442, p.1	2/21/2008	The Board of Regents will present information to the Iowa House education committee February 27.
61	UNI will offer science workshops for pre-K teachers Public Relations News Release 2007:430, p.1	2/18/2008	A professional development science workshop for Waterloo pre-K teachers will be held February 20.
62	Math and science education proposal to be presented to Iowa Legislature Public Relations News Release 2007:399, p.1	2/4/2008	The $5.5 million proposal includes five projects.
63	Passion and talent needed to fill math and science teacher shortage Public Relations News Release 2007:356, p.1	1/8/2008	More math and science teachers are needed to overcome the shortage.
64	Carver grant enhances teaching of science and math for children with motor and sensory impairments Public Relations News Release 2007:275, p.1	11/8/2007	The two-year program will be led by Greg Stefanich.
65	University of Northern Iowa to host mathematics and science education summit Public Relations News Release 2007:44, p.1	7/2/2007	An "Iowa Mathematics and Science Education Summit" will be hosted on campus Wednesday, July 11.
66	UNI president presents math and science education initiative to Board of Regents, State of Iowa Public Relations News Release 2006:0, p.1	5/2/2007	Benjamin Allen presented an overview of the mathematics and science education collaborative at the Board of Regents meeting May 1.
67	UNI students help Price Lab students celebrate science and the Earth Public Relations News Release 2006:0, p.1	4/26/2007	Friday, April 27, UNI students will help students at the Price Laboratory School learn about science and the Earth with hands-on activities and experiments.
68	UNI's role in addressing a gloomy outlook for math and science Northern Iowan 103:52, p.6	4/17/2007	The goals of UNI, Board of Regents, and the State of Iowa include; improving math and science skills in students, preparing more high-quality teachers, and bridging the gap among K-12, community colleges and universities; photo.
69	UNI students show elementary students science can be a "blast" Public Relations News Release 2006:0, p.1	2/6/2007	Student affiliates of the American Chemical Society will perform the grand finale of the Cedar Heights Elementary School's Science Night.
70	Lecture on undergraduate science education reform at UNI Public Relations News Release 2006:0, p.1	2/2/2007	Sigma Xi will be presenting "How to Reform Undergraduate Science Teaching" Tuesday, February 6.
71	Shortage of science teachers Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1	2/13/2006	Faculty member discusses the need for more science teaching major students.
72	The other side of 'Intelligent Design' debate topic for UNI Sigma Xi lecture Thursday, Oct. 27 Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1	10/24/2005	Lecture topic will be "Intelligent Design vs. Evolution".
73	Faculty Statement on ID must be read more closely Demastes--James W. (Biology Faculty) Northern Iowan 102:14, p.8	10/14/2005	James Demastes seeks to clarify misconceptions surrounding the faculty statement concerning Intelligent Design.
74	Correction Northern Iowan 102:13, p.1	10/11/2005	In last Friday's issue, it was mistakenly written that there was not a carillonneur at Homecoming last year, when in fact there was. It is also noted that the petition signed by faculty strictly says they do not think ID is a scientific theory.
75	Frustration over lack of knowledge in ID by UNI opposition Tometich--Elizabeth (Student--2005) Northern Iowan 102:13, p.8	10/11/2005	Elizabeth Tometich expresses dismay towards faculty who strongly oppose the teaching of intelligent design as a scientific theory; believes have a lack of understanding.
76	Math defines whether ID is or is not a science Selden--Jeff (Mathematics Faculty) Northern Iowan 102:12, p.8	10/7/2005	Jeff Seldon points out that the lack of a strong mathematical base is another weak point of Intelligent Design.
77	Intelligent Design can co-exist in classroom Wilson--Ryan (Student--2005) Northern Iowan 102:11, p.8	10/4/2005	Ryan Wilson argues that Intelligent Design is as much a theory as evolution.
78	Intelligent design controversial at UNI Ory--Lindsey (Student--2005) Northern Iowan 102:11, p.6	10/4/2005	Intelligent design attempts to explain how highly complex ideas and creatures came into existence; some UNI faculty are opposed to the idea and signed a petition against the teaching of "ID".
79	UNI's Chem Wall creates gateway to chemistry Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1	7/25/2005	New interactive periodic table is informative and inviting.
80	Harkin-endorsed stem cell research bill moves to Senate Bentley--Adam J. (Student--2004) Northern Iowan 101:61, p.3	7/22/2005	While stem cell research could result in medical advancements that might cure millions of people, the ethics of using embryo stem cells causes controversy.
81	UNI hosts Upward Bound summer programs Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1	6/14/2005	Program is aimed at developing math and science skills for high school and college.
82	Summertime science for teachers available at UNI Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1	5/11/2005	An array of summer science classes, including five short courses and two standard courses, are still available for enrollment.
83	Friday, April 22 Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1	4/18/2005	Cedar Valley Nonprofit Stars Awards Luncheon will take place with Nate Geerdes speaking; Second Annual Science Conference for Children will be held.
84	Scientific advances closely linked to governmental research Vande Zandschulp--Jessica (Student--2004) Northern Iowan 101:25, p.3	11/23/2004	Joanne Goldman gives lecture outlining the relationship between the government and scientific research.
85	Responsible mothering? Northern Iowan 101:23, p.7	11/16/2004	Examines the case of 57-year-old Aleta St. James giving birth to twins after in-vitro fertilization.
86	Growth in technology unstoppable Paulson--Bryce (Student--2004) Northern Iowan 101:22, p.5	11/12/2004	Enumerates the benefits of technology, then debates whether or not it leads society down the right path.
87	Research changing lives Northern Iowan 101:22, p.5	11/12/2004	Debates the merits of stem cell research.
88	UNI professor urges changes in science classes Public Relations News Release 2004:0, p.1	11/8/2004	Jeff Weld believes that science education should be relevant to the student.
89	Answering life's questions Paulson--Bryce (Student--2004) Northern Iowan 101:18, p.5	10/29/2004	Addresses science versus religion debate.
90	Forensic science -- sexy or serious? Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1	11/3/2003	Impact of television on the field of forensic science discussed.
91	Restrictions on women in science will be topic for CROW forum lecture Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1	10/28/2003	Forum to discuss inequalities in the scientific arena favoring men.
92	UNI to host science education open house Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1	10/17/2003	Thirty-five Full Option Science Modules will be on display.
93	Student rejects columnist's views Duzik--Alex M. (Student--2003) Northern Iowan 100:7, p.10	9/23/2003	Disagrees with Steve Athay's column about science being based on faith.
94	Science, religion and the classroom Athay--Steve (Student--2003) Northern Iowan 100:5, p.7	9/16/2003	Religion vs. science debate should not take place in a classroom; instructors should not waste student's time with personal opinions.
95	Teachers bone up on physics at UNI summer institute Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1	7/17/2003	Summer Physics Institute to run from June 23 to July 18; participants listed.
96	Elementary teachers learn about science and math curriculum materials at UNI workshop Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1	7/16/2003	Iowa elementary teachers are participating in workshop for use of FOSS and GEMS curriculum material; participants listed.
97	'Crazy Ideas in Science' author to speak at UNI Public Relations News Release 2002:432, p.1	4/3/2003	Robert Ehrlich will talk about his book, "Nine Crazy Ideas in Science--A Few Might Even Be True," on April 10.
98	UNI students selected for research program Public Relations News Release 2002:422, p.1	4/1/2003	Five students will participate in research program funded by Merck/AAAS Undergraduate Science Research Program.
99	UNI student receives science award Public Relations News Release 2002:296, p.1	1/30/2003	Merck Co. Foundation awarded Robert Drewelow with funding to travel to the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting.
100	UNI Upward Bound Math and Science Program seeking applicants Public Relations News Release 2002:287, p.1	1/27/2003	Upward Bound Math and Science Program is intended to encourage high school students to enroll in post-secondary education in math or science.

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