Executive Vice President and Provost

In this comedy, Shakespeare weaves together two ancient folk myths, one involving a vengeful, greedy Jewish creditor trying to exact a pound of flesh from a Christian over an unpaid debt, the other involving a marriage suitor’s choice among three chests to win the hand of his beloved. How does one harmonize the Elizabethan anti-Semitic portrayal of Shylock with the fairy-tale romance of Portia and Bassanio? And then make this experience relevant and comedic to a contemporary audience? Join us as we celebrate the final production in our exploration of politically-themed work.

UNIBusiness will host a Class of 2013 Celebration with a mixer from 5:15-6 p.m. in the CBB Hall of Flags followed by a forum from 6-7 p.m. Enjoy hors d'oeuvres and conversation with five distinguished Alumni in Residence, faculty and students during the mixer. Hear reflections and advice from visiting alumni during the forum. Both events are free and open to all UNIBusiness faculty, staff and students. 

Victoria Moran, UNI graduate and dental student at the University of Iowa School of Dentistry, will present "All About Dental School."

The Study Abroad Center will provide information about studying abroad, including fees, deadlines, the application process and answer participant's questions.

The Study Abroad Center will provide information about study abroad opportunities for short-term and Capstone programs.

Coordinated by professor of composition and theory Jonathan Schwabe, UNI School of Music student composers will showcase their work in this spring recital. This event is free and open to the public.

John Johnson, professor of history, will present “Harmony or Discord? The Music of Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen as Historical Texts.”  The event is free and open to the public.

Coordinated by UNI School of Music faculty artists, student musicians will offer a chamber music concert. This event is free and open to the public.

We will explore finite graph coverings from an arithmetical perspective. After discussing how a prime cycle in a graph splits into prime cycles in a covering graph, we will characterize the situation when any prime cycle in a graph has a similar splitting type in two covers. Using this characterization, we present a method of constructing pairs of non-isomorphic graphs that have the same Ihara zeta function.

The Study Abroad Center will provide information about study abroad opportunities for a semester and/or academic year.