Topf--Dan (Student--1988)

Displaying 1 - 14 of 14 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
1 Fourth place finish for University of Northern Iowa's individual events speech team.
Public Relations News Release 1989:292, p.1
Events listed, with who won what. Ryan Siskow won in many events. Kevin Gilbertson won a dance contest. Penny Geurink and Dan Topf won the coaches dance competition. Semi-finalists were Doug Staudt, Kristin Poling and Doug Wehage.
2 Third place sweepstakes finish for University of Northern Iowa individual events speech team in season's first MAFL tournament.
Public Relations News Release 1989:134, p.1
thirteen member individual events speech team from the University of Northern Iowa finished third in the opening tournament of the Mid-America Forensic League at Loras College.
3 University of Northern Iowa's individual events team closes NFA season ranked 11th in nation, with a 10th place speaker award.
Public Relations News Release 1988:448, p.1
Northern Iowa placed fifth in the President's I Division. Venessa Kuhlmann received individual honors as one of the Tournament's top speakers. She placed 10th in pentathlon. James O'Connor placed sixth in informative speaking. `
4 13th place finish for University of Northern Iowa individual events team at AFA national tournament.
Public Relations News Release 1988:407, p.1
Venessa Kuhlmann advanced to quarterfinal competition in after dinner speaking. According to Sara Cornette the "race for the top" was very close, with only three points separating Northern Iowa from the 10th place team.
5 Fifth straight state title to University of Northern Iowa Individual Events team.
Public Relations News Release 1988:325, p.1
Individuals placing at Iowa Interstate Forensics Association Tournament were James O'Connor, Venessa Kuhlmann, Ryan Siskow, Marc Havnen Kevin Gilbertson, Katharina Sharpe, Doug Wehage. Also competing was Tom Lindaman.
6 First place sweepstakes win at MAFL #4 for University of Northern Iowa's individual events team.
Public Relations News Release 1988:312, p.1
Venessa Kuhlmann had two first place finishes in after dinner speaking and communication analysis. James O'Connor first in both impromptu and informative speaking and third in extemporaneous speaking. Ryan Siskow was third in communication analysis.
7 Northern Iowa individual events team takes second place sweepstakes in Twin Cities.
Public Relations News Release 1988:297, p.1
Individual place winners were Venessa Kuhlmann, first in persuasive speaking and third in after dinner speaking; Doug Wehage was third in poetry; Doug Staudt was second in prose interpretation and fourth in after dinner speaking.
8 Another second place sweepstakes win for Northern Iowa individual events team.
Public Relations News Release 1988:279, p.1
UNI hosted the Mid-America Forensic League Tournament. Northern Iowa captured four place finishes.
9 Second place sweepstakes win for University of Northern Iowa individual events team.
Public Relations News Release 1988:262, p.1
Four first place finishes in individual performances gave UNI's individual events team a second place finish in St. Olaf College Krossman Klassic tournament.
10 The Wall; UNI Studio Series presents
Northern Iowan 85:21, p.9
Dan Topf talks about the one-act play that he is directing.
11 Northern Iowa individual events team takes first place in sweepstakes in MAFL, tourney.
Public Relations News Release 1988:135, p.1
First place finish at Mid-America Forensic Association National Tournament, at Creighton University, Omaha.
12 Northern Iowa individual events team captures second place at Mankato tournament.
Public Relations News Release 1988:130, p.1
Twenty-three teams entered the competition. UNI students placed in many events.
13 Northern Iowa forensics team members compete in two individual events, one debate tournament.
Public Relations News Release 1988:118, p.1
Eight students traveled to Winona State University International Tournament for individual events, where Northern Iowa finished fourth out of 22 team.
14 Creating a theater production requires combined efforts of many hands, minds
Northern Iowan 84:42, p.12
Close look at the preparations for "A Midsummer Night's Dream".