Smaldino--Joseph J. (Communicative Disorders Faculty)

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#	Title	Date	Summary
1	Joseph J. Smaldino Campus News Network 11:9, p.	11/20/2000	Joseph Smaldino published articles on classroom acoustics.
2	Joseph Smaldino Campus News Network 10:9, p.	12/06/1999	Joseph Smaldino was an invited speaker.
3	The culture of college; going under the needle Northern Iowa Today 28:1, p.1	09/01/1999	Students and faculty talk about tattoos and body-piercing.
4	Joseph Smaldino Campus News Network 9:21, p.	07/06/1999	Was invited to provide technical presentations on Soundfield Amplification at symposium in March
5	Presentations/lectures/exhibitions: Joseph Smaldino and Kent Anderson Campus News Network 8:7, p.	11/10/1997	Joseph Smaldino and Kent Anderson presented paper on audiology at conference.
6	Presentations/lectures/exhibitions: Joseph Smaldino Campus News Network 7:17, p.	04/21/1997	Joseph Smaldino presented paper.
7	Awards/honors/service: Joseph Smaldino Campus News Network 7:13, p.	02/24/1997	Joseph Smaldino (communicative disorders) was elected president of the Educational Audiology Association.
8	Awards/honors/service: Robert Hardman and Sharon Smaldino Campus News Network 5:12, p.	02/27/1995	Robert Hardman and Sharon Smaldino prepared series of video tapes associated with teaching.
9	Campaign leaders meet on campus Northern Iowa Today 76:2, p.	01/01/1993	National steering committee meets.
10	Sertoma awards SuperGrant for communicative disorders research Northern Iowa Today 20:1, p.9	03/01/1992	Gives $10,000 to develop laboratory.
11	Sertoma Supergrant to University of Northern Iowa for research lab in Communicative Disorders Public Relations News Release 1991:218, p.1	11/12/1991	$10,000 was awarded to the Communicative Disorders Department from Sertoma for a research lab. John Dyson, president of The Sertoma Foundation presented the grant.
12	Speech and hearing--A critical link to learning Public Relations News Release 1990:546, p.1	05/06/1991	Many Americans with problems in speech or hearing can be helped.
13	May is Better Hearing and Speech Month, reminds University of Northern Iowa speech & hearing clinic, Department of Communicative Disorders Public Relations News Release 1990:530, p.1	04/30/1991	The Department of Communicative Disorders at UNI helps persons with speech and hearing problems.
14	Taking the extra minute Northern Iowan 87:16, p.2	10/26/1990	Professor comments on individuals who cut across the grass instead of taking the sidewalk.
15	Noise levels in classrooms may be hampering students ability to learn Public Relations News Release 1990:85, p.1	10/15/1990	Noisy classrooms are not good learning environments. Good learning environments are important for early elementary students
16	Turning up the volume in class could help improve student's grades Public Relations News Release 1990:50, p.1	09/17/1990	Increasing the instructor's voice level helps students pay attention.
17	Got a headache? Feeling stressed out: blame it on the computer Public Relations News Release 1990:38, p.1	09/10/1990	Computer noise cause for concern.
18	UNI joins RAGBRAI to aid in recruiting students Northern Iowan 86:48, p.19	03/30/1990	Team of UNI riders will compete.
19	Northern Iowa graduates eligible for Merchant Scholarships for advanced study Public Relations News Release 1989:340, p.1	01/15/1990	Graduate students seeking study opportunities in foreign or domestic schools may apply for the Merchant Scholarship. The scholarships are funded by a trust in honor of Frank Ivan and Kate Matilda Merchant.
20	Harmful effects of noise also harm wildlife as well as people. Public Relations News Release 1989:270, p.1	11/27/1989	Joseph Smaldino, says research shows that society is getting noisier. That's causing a problem for wildlife, where noises are interfering with signaling and cause wildlife to become stressed-out.
21	Dr. Joseph Smaldino of the University of Northern Iowa honored as fellow AHSA. Public Relations News Release 1989:255, p.1	11/16/1989	Fellowship in American Speech-Language-Hearing Association is the highest form of recognition of an individual by the association in outstanding professional or academic achievement.
22	Harmful effects of excess noise could harm wildlife as well as people, says University of Northern Iowa audiology professor. Public Relations News Release 1989:250, p.1	11/15/1989	Joseph Smaldino notes that hearing loss resulting from excess noise can put humans and animals alike at a severe disadvantage in communicating with other members of their species, or hearing sounds. In the wild such damage could prove fatal.
23	Classes and clinic: a natural combination; university speech-hearing program uses innovative approach to learning Northern Iowa Today 17:1, p.2	03/01/1989	Survey of training program for students in Speech and Hearing Clinic; photo.
24	Regents approve promotions of 19, tenure for 13 Northern Iowa faculty members Public Relations News Release 1987:324, p.1	03/24/1988	The Board of Regents approves nineteen promotions of associate professors and assistant professors, as well as tenure for thirteen.
25	Joseph Smaldino Northern Iowa Today 16:1, p.2	09/01/1987	Serves on judging panel for teaching award.
26	Joe Smaldino Northern Iowa Today 15:3, p.2	07/01/1987	Selected for faculty at computer conference.
27	UNI-developed software used in research plans Northern Iowan 82:59, p.1	06/27/1986	Professors Beykirch and Smaldino will use sign language software developed by Professor Honary.
28	Group to attend conference Northern Iowan 82:17, p.9	11/01/1985	Graduate students will attend national conference on speech and hearing.
29	Speech-hearing convention set for Nov. 16-19 Northern Iowan 81:17, p.6	11/02/1984	Four will attend convention; three will be part of program.
30	New heads named in three departments Alumnus 68:2, p.6	07/01/1984	Joseph Smaldino is head of Communicative Disorders; Shivesh Thakur is head of Philosophy and Religion; Seven Corbin is head of Marketing.
31	Iowa Board of Regents meet April agenda Northern Iowan 80:55, p.11	04/27/1984	Professor Smaldino will head Communicative Disorders; Steve Corbin will head Marketing; accept Vice President Hansmeier's resignation; name Science Building for Cliff McCollum.