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Thursday, May 2, 2002
MEMFIS
YEAR-END ACTIVITIES:
The ControllerŐs Office and Purchasing Department will conduct a general
information session to provide the schedule of deadlines for year-end
activities. The MEMFIS Training Team will also present tips on account
reconciliation. Some year-end activities have changed. Every department
should send a representative to a session. Information sessions will
be held on Wednesday, May 8, from 9:00-11:00 a.m. in Gil 207/209.
Additional drop-in sessions for specific questions are scheduled throughout
May and June, see http://www.uni.edu/vpaf/memfis/sessions.htm.
Registration is not necessary for either session. Review the FY 2002
Closing Schedule at
http://www.uni.edu/vpaf/memfis/announce_04-18-02.html prior to
attending the information session. The regular suite of MEMFIS classes
will be offered during May and June; see http://www.uni.edu/vpaf/memfis/sessions.htm
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NEW
CALENDAR SOFTWARE: The
newest release of the Steltor calendar software (CorporateTime version
6.0 for Windows; version 5.0 for Motif) is now available, contact
your campus computer liaison for installation. These new releases
require either IE 5.0 or Netscape 4.76 or above browsers. Additionally,
a CorporateTime for the Web (Version 3.0.1) maintenance release will
be installed soon. For calendar details, visit http://www.uni.edu/its/us/announce/04302002.htm
If you need an account, visit http://www.uni.edu/its/us/faqs/calendar.htm
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STATE
FAIR DISPLAY:
UNI will exhibit at the Iowa State Fair, Aug. 8-18. The university's
tradeshow booth will highlight UNI's impact and service to the state.
A 10 ft. backdrop is being created to highlight photo profiles of
alumni. Faculty and staff from all colleges and departments are encouraged
to share names of alumni who are strong examples of the high quality
graduates UNI serves. Please email Stacey Christensen, stacey.christensen@uni.edu,
with any or all of the following information: alumni names, graduation
year, employer, occupation, contact information and comments/ achievements/honors.
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UNI
WEB DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE 2002:
A Web site development conference for users who already have a basic
knowledge of html and some experience developing a Web site will be
offered at UNI Friday, June 7. The conference was planned by a cross-section
of campus Web developers to help anyone who designs, plans, or maintains
a Web site expand their skills (not an entry-level conference). For
more information, visit: http://www.uni.edu/webtools/webdevcon/
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GIFT
IDEA FOR THE GRADUATE:
A commemorative coverlet to celebrate the UNI campus, its historic
buildings and educational traditions. Stop by the University Museum
gift shop, or call 3-2188.
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STURGIS
YOUTH THEATRE:
The Sturgis Youth Theatre, under the direction of Gretta Berghammer,
is offering summer creative drama classes and production opportunities
for children entering pre- school (age 4) through 12th grades. Registration
began May 1; enrollment is limited. For a complete list of activities,
visit http://www.uni.edu/theatre/sturgis
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CHILDREN'S
SWIM LESSONS:
Please return your interest surveys to the Wellness and Recreation
Office to secure your child's spot. If you have not received a brochure
in campus mail, contact Chris Denison at 3-7263 or at christopher.denison@uni.edu
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RECIPES
FROM HOME:
Dining Services wants to feature some "recipes from home" next year
to celebrate our diversity. Faculty, staff & students may submit a
recipe from their culture or a family favorite. Submit by May 15 for
consideration. Send recipes to: Mona Milius Department of Residence
Redeker Center 0252 Or email: mona.milius@uni.edu
Recipes submitted should include recipe name, number of servings,
ingredients with amounts, assembly instructions, submitter name, e-mail
address and phone number.
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COMMENCEMENT
RECEPTIONS:
Each of UNI's colleges will host receptions immediately following their
respective commencement ceremonies. The schedule is available on the
Web at http://www.uni.edu/pubrel/news/stories/2002/030502.shtml.
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DEAN
OF LIBRARY SERVICES PRESENTATION:
The campus is invited to attend the presentation by Marilyn Mercado,
candidate for Dean of Library Services, in Seerley 115 on Tuesday, May
7 from 3:15- 4:15 p.m. Ms. Mercado will speak for 10-20 minutes on "Role
of the Academic Library in the 21st century: Definition and Implementation"
with the rest of the hour for questions. For the full interview schedule,
visit http://www.library.uni.edu/searches/dean/
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CAMPUS
ADVISORY GROUP: The
Campus Advisory Group will meet with President Koob on Friday, May 3,
at 8 a.m. in Gilchrist 207 to continue discussions of shaping the university
to fit within budget constraints and the strategic plan. Ideas will
be shared about how to maintain the proper balance among instruction,
services and the physical plant. Employees and students are encouraged
to contact one of the group members before May 3 to make suggestions
on how to best pursue discussion of these issues. To view a list of
representatives, visit: http://www.uni.edu/pres/committees.shtml.
If you have any questions, contact the Office of the President at 3-2566.
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CHANGES
REGARDING 15-PASSENGER VANS:
The following changes are in response to National Highway Traffic Administration
safety warnings regarding fully loaded 15-passenger vans. Beginning
with the May term, drivers of leased 15-passenger vans will be required
to have a CDL (commercial driver's license). If the driver does not
have a CDL, the UNI motor pool will have a limited number of 15-passenger
vans available that have the rear seat removed -- which limits the number
of passengers to 10. For more information, call Alvin Kyhl at 3-2620.
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UNIIN
THE NEWS:
Donna Thompson, director of UNI's National Program for Playground Safety
(NPPS), will be interviewed on NBC's Today Show on Monday, May 6. Next
week is child safety week on the Today Show. NPPS was recently featured
on the Early Show on CBS.
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PARKING
PERMITS AVAILABLE ONLINE: Parking
permits can be ordered online now through August 15. Log on to MyUNIverse
at http://myuniverse.uni.edu. In "Current Announcements" (upper left
corner of the page) click on "Parking Permits". You will again be prompted
to log in using your social security number and PIN. The parking permit
application will then be available for your completion. If there are
any questions contact the Parking Division of Public Safety, 3-2710.
Parking permits will be processed and billed in August. Changes can
be made to a current application until August 1
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"G"
LOT LOTTERY:
To be included in the drawing for the "G" lot parking permits for the
2002-2003 year, requests need to be submitted in written form, or via
e-mail to Public Safety by 5 p.m. Friday, Aug. 9. Once again, the current
"G" lot will not be oversold. 23 permits will be sold for 23 spaces.
The price for the "G" permit for the coming year will be $263.00.
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MAY
FOOD SPECIALS ON CAMPUS:
http://www.uni.edu/unionline/public/269.html
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LIBRARY
HOURS FOR FINALS:
http://www.library.uni.edu/libinfo/hours.html#springfinals
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NO
STRINGS ATTACHED: WIRELESS
& PDAs: How are wireless technologies & PDAs changing the education
landscape? Learn about best practices, research and technology. ITS-Educational
Technology is sponsoring this free satellite downlink on wireless
technologies in higher education. Thursday May 2, 1-2:30 p.m. in StudioIT
(Lang 245). For more information contact
tyann.morehead@uni.edu
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INTERPRETERS
THEATRE PERFORMANCES: The
program features presentations of oral interpretation and public address
events by UNI team members who competed at the national level during
the 2001-2002 acadmic year. Free and open to the public. Thurs., May
2, 7:30 p.m. in Lang 040. For more information, call Leah White, 3-7200
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CINCO
DE MAYO CELEBRATION:
Fri., May 3, 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. in front of Maucker Union. This event
will feature live music and great food at an affordable price. Rain
site will be Maucker Union Expansion. For more information, call 3-2683.
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ROTC
SPRING AWARDS CEREMONY: Friday,
May 3, 10 a.m., West Gym. Outstanding cadets will be recognized by
many local groups. ROTC will present awards to several people in the
local community who promote ROTC and the value of service to our nation.
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PANTHER
BASEBALL:
The Panthers host Evansville in a four game series that begins Friday
at 6 p.m. and continues with a double- header on Saturday at 2 p.m.
and concludes with a 1 p.m. contest on Sunday afternoon. All games
are played at Riverfront Stadium in Waterloo.
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BRAVO
BROADWAY: The
Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony and the GBPAC will present a tribute
to the music of Broadway May 3-4 at the GBPAC. The 7:30 p.m. event
will feature Broadway's Susan Egan, Gary Mauer and William Michals,
who will give a pre-concert talk at 6:30 p.m. Tickets, 3-SHOW and
at the door at 6 p.m.
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PANTHER
SOFTBALL:
The softball team wraps up their home season this weekend with a three
game series against Evansville at Panther Park Field (located to the
NW of the WRC) on Saturday and Sunday. Games on both days begin at
noon; Saturday's contest is a doubleheader.
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BFA
EXHIBITION: The
exhibition runs from May 5 - May 11, KAB. The graduating artists will
host a reception on May 10 from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Six artists are participating
in this exhibition: Molly I. Brauhn, Gillian G. Christy, William Pendry,
Stephanie Sailer, Ann Schwab and Crystal Weiss. The exhibition and
reception are free and open to the public.
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CINCO
DE MAYO FIESTA:
St. Stephen's (next to the bookstore) will be hosting a Cinco de Mayo
Fiesta on Sunday, May 5 at 5 p.m. It is supporting a service trip
to Tijuana, Mexico to help the El Faro orphanage. Tickets are $20
(adults) and $10 (students).
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AEOP
HONOREES:
New officers for the 2002-2003 academic year are: President-elect,
Judy Dieken; Secretary, Diane Hensley; and Treasurer, Nadine Lilleskov.
Educational professional of the year is John Krumbholz. Office professional
of the year is Judy Dieken. Any AEOP member that would like to join
in recognition of and the installation of new officers may attend
at 5:00 p.m., May 7 at the Steak-out in Cedar Falls. RSVP - Lynn Perigo,
3-6232
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KUNI/KHKE
OFFER "AN EVENING IN CELEBRATION OF WINE & TULIPS":
The Friends
of KUNI/KHKE host the 17th annual "Evening in Celebration of Wine
and Tulips" Saturday, May 11 at 6 p.m. in Maucker Union. Over 200
domestic and imported wines can be sampled, plus midwest cheeses.
Signed Gary Kelley posters will be for sale and there will be a silent
auction of art and gift items. Fresh cut tulips and jazz by the Bob
Dunn Quartet add to the atmosphere. Tickets are $30 in advance and
$40 at the door. Call KUNI/KHKE weekdays at 3-6400, ext. 0 or online
at http://www.kuniradio.org
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WORKSHOP
ON CONFLICT RESOLUTION:
This session will help you understand the reasons for conflict and
key steps to conflict resolution that will leave everyone feeling
more productive, empowered and satisfied. This session will be held
Thursday, May 16 from 1-4 p.m. in Gilchrist 207. To sign up for this
training session please go to the Training and Development Web site
or call 3-3536.
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OUTDOOR
RECREATION TRIPS: Maine
adventure, August 2-12, West Branch Penobscott River/Mt. Kahtadin,
ME. $425 (University) $450 (Guest). Pre-trip meeting Tue., July 16
at 5 p.m. For more information or to sign up call 3-7163 or stop in
WRC 174. http://www.uni.edu/wellrec/outrec/outrec.html
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