Student Affairs

UNI Proud will host a discussion about LGBTQ sexual health. Students can anonymously submit questions about sexuality; those questions will be answered during the discussion.

Electing to Work for the Federal Government

You may choose to visit the UNI campus on a Saturday morning when you and your family can attend a group presentation and a campus tour. There will be information sessions for both high school and transfer students. This option is intended for students who do not need individual counseling, but instead want an overview of admission requirements, academic majors, costs and campus life. After the presentation you and your family are invited to be our guests for lunch at the Piazza, one of UNI's recently renovated dining centers.

The Feminist Action League is sponsoring a walk to increase awareness about human sex trafficking, particularly in the United States.

Attending one of UNI's Panther Peek Visit Days will give you and your family the opportunity to learn all about your future college life at UNI. We'll show you around campus and let you see the residence halls you'll likely call home. You also will get a chance to talk to UNI representatives about academics and possible majors, financial aid and student life.

NEW! Everyone has 5 minutes to give!

Stop & Serve, a new event sponsored by the Student Involvement Center, provides brief, on-campus volunteer opportunities for students. Students have the opportunity to work on service projects focused on a variety of social issues in the community, region and nation.

Students are welcome to stop by Maucker Union for however long they have to give. There is no time commitment required. All projects are easy and fun, so bring some friends, enjoy free treats and do some good for your community!

The Black Student Union will host a discussion about the stigma and stereotypes between light skinned and dark skinned people. All are welcome to participate in the discussion. For more information email bsu@uni.edu .

Come join us for drag performances, a costume contest, dancing and a night of fun. Bring candy for sharing; $2 charitable donation suggested but not required.

You may choose to visit the UNI campus on a Saturday morning when you and your family can attend a group presentation and a campus tour. There will be information sessions for both high school and transfer students. This option is intended for students who do not need individual counseling, but instead want an overview of admission requirements, academic majors, costs and campus life. After the presentation you and your family are invited to be our guests for lunch at the Piazza, one of UNI's recently renovated dining centers.

Make A Difference Day is the largest national day of community service. Millions of volunteers around the world unite in a common mission to improve the lives of others. UNI students will participate in various community service projects in the Cedar Valley such as Cedar River clean-up, weatherization of Washington Chapel and cleaning the Waterloo Community Garden. Register online through Oct. 24.