Student Affairs

Commencement ceremony for all graduate students.

Final Exam Week   http://www.uni.edu/registrar/calendars/final-exam-schedule-spring

Finals week brings every semester to a close and Wellness & Recreation Services aims to keep it as stress free as possible by offering De-Stress Days. Events this semester include free mini-massages, walking the labyrinth and more. De-Stress Days is Monday-Wednesday, April 30-May 2, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.  Sponsored by Fraternity and Sorority Life and Wellness & Recreation Services. 

International Philosopher Fr. Nathan Cromly will challenge those in attendance to ponder the basis of human rights, and recognize how differing philosophies of lawmakers directly affect their own lives. Following the presentation, there will be a question and answer session. Students, faculty, staff and members of the Cedar Valley community are welcome. This event is being sponsored by the Student Organization Speakers Fund and is being hosted by the student organization UNI Right to Life. 

Financially, accepting your first job can be a confusing process. Private vs. public employers, benefits and salary negotiation are all factors in finding that perfect first job. Cindy Webb, human resources, will discuss what to watch for and be aware of when accepting a full-time position. Bring your lunch and join the Office of Student Financial Aid in learning about your financial future. The workshop will conclude with a drawing for food and t-shirt prizes.

It's time to end the year right with food, music and friends! Bring your dancing shoes for this event. Formal wear is optional and  everyone is invited!

Don't miss this empowering event! Be a part of this march and rally. There will be time to make posters between the sexual assault survivor panel and the walk.

Come listen to some extraordinarily brave sexual assault survivors as they share their personal stories. The hope is to educate and empower on the dynamics and very real issues surrounding sexual assault. Let's talk about and debunk all of those myths out there. Following the panel there will be time to make posters for those who wish to participate in 'Take Back the Night.'

This program allows women to get a glimpse of what sorority life is like at UNI. Chapter houses will be open for tours with informal sessions at each house. Meet at Maucker Union's Old Central Ballroom and recruitment guides from Rho Gamma will lead participants to each house.

Quest to Unravel Alzheimer’s Scavenger Hunt (QUASH) is a part physical, part mental, campus-wide scavenger hunt that raises awareness and funds to benefit the Alzheimer’s Association, the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care, support and research. Teams of 2-4 compete against one another and the clock to complete challenges and solve clues in an effort to be crowned the “QUASHmasters." Registration, required, begins at 5 p.m. with the event kicking off at 6 p.m.