Executive Vice President and Provost

Acclaimed author, editor, scholar, and flutist Nancy Toff will be on campus Tuesday, September 13, to present a lecture in the School of Music's Musically Speaking lecture series. The lecture will take place at 6:00 p.m., in Russell Hall, room 116. A description of Toff's lecture is available by contacting caroline.boehmer@uni.edu This event is free and open to the public.

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Registration is now open for the workshop "Only as Strong as Your Weakest Link: Building a Team." The registration deadline is Tuesday, September 6. Registation fee is $125, $112 for UNI employees. To register, contact the Executive Development Center.

If STEM education interests you, please come join our  "Chow 'n Chat" for an update on the Governor's STEM Advisory Council and IMSEP, followed by conversation. Bring your own lunch. For more information contact Tonja Richards, 3-2716, or tonja.richards@uni.edu

UNI's Real Estate and Finance organization, Rho Epsilon, will host Aegon from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Come learn about the company and opportunities available for internships and full-time employment. After the presentation free pizza will be available at the Other Place. Aviva will visit campus on Thursday, Sept. 15, at 5 p.m. in room 225, Curris Business Building. This is good opportunity to talk with both companies. All majors are welcome. Contact Charlie Peterson at petercac@uni.edu.

Drive yourself and visit as many as 10 nearby farms who have opened their farms to local residents to show what they do.  For more information and directions:  www.ceee.uni.edu

Dr. Jerome Soneson, philosophy & world religions, will discuss the moral issues involved in the U.S. response to 9/11, with special attention to the assassination of Osama bin Laden. Sponsored by University Book & Supply and UNI's American Democracy Project; free and open to the public.

UNI School of Music faculty artist Robert Washut will present jazz recital featuring guest artist Mark Urness, bass, as well as jazz faculty artists. This event is free and open to the public.

The UNI Forensics team will host the Ulrich Season Opener, a collegiate policy debate tournament. Teams include Northwestern University, University of Minnesota, Missouri State University, the University of Iowa and Illinois State University. This tournament will be the first one of the collegiate policy season, where teams will debate democracy assistance to Arab Spring countries.

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