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Harassment Prevention training sessions for all employees.  Pre-registration required at http://www.uni.edu/equity

The university is closed December 24-25 to allow our employees to celebrate the holiday with their families. 

James Leach, chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities and former member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Iowa, will present "Civility in 2012 and Beyond" as part of UNI's Reaching for Higher Ground series.

This course will examine the efforts to mobilize the economy and society; explore the impact of the war on women and minorities; and highlight changes in pop culture during World War II. Instructor: Carol Weisenberger, associate professor, history. Fee: $40

No history of the American experience would be complete without an understanding of the cultural rivalries that have fractured our continent. The focus of this course is on how the conflicts between these rival cultures have shaped our past and are molding our future. Instructor: Hal Wohl, emeritus professor of history. Fee: $40

This course will examine the efforts to mobilize the economy and society; explore the impact of the war on women and minorities; and highlight changes in pop culture during World War II. Instructor: Carol Weisenberger, associate professor, history. Fee: $40

No history of the American experience would be complete without an understanding of the cultural rivalries that have fractured our continent. The focus of this course is on how the conflicts between these rival cultures have shaped our past and are molding our future. Instructor: Hal Wohl, emeritus professor of history. Fee: $40

This course will examine the efforts to mobilize the economy and society; explore the impact of the war on women and minorities; and highlight changes in pop culture during World War II. Instructor: Carol Weisenberger, associate professor, history. Fee: $40

No history of the American experience would be complete without an understanding of the cultural rivalries that have fractured our continent. The focus of this course is on how the conflicts between these rival cultures have shaped our past and are molding our future. Instructor: Hal Wohl, emeritus professor of history. Fee: $40

Free webinar offered by business instructor, Chris Schrage.

Global Competency requires developing personal talents and knowledge on a very basic level. What some might consider "common sense" is often overlooked in an international environment.  What does it take for a person to be successful and enjoy working in the global village in which we are all affected?