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February 2, 2001
Volume 38, No. 10

• Pole, Kick, Glide

• Voice examined in lecture and song

• You just can't e-mail blood samples

• Class on cinema of former Yugoslavia includes free public screenings

• "Quote.....Endquote"

• News Briefs

• College of Liberal Arts names Collegiate Fellows

• Staff council-sponsored longevity awards presented for January and February

• Instructional Improvement Awards to 15 faculty

• Fall 2000 IOWA winners

• Bulletin Board

• Calendar

• Deaths

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Offices and Awards

•
Ph.D. Thesis Defenses

• Pubs. and Creations

• Now's the time to apply for the Arts and Humanities Initiative grant program competition

• Hubbard Award nominations due

TIAA Cref Unit Values

Staff Development Courses

The University of Iowa Homepage

Now's the time to apply for the Arts and Humanities Initiative grant program competition

The Office of the Vice President for Research and the Office of the Provost announce the Arts and Humanities Initiative (AHI) Program competition for projects to be conducted during the 2001-2002 academic year. AHI is a special, recurring, state-supported grants program dedicated to the support of humanities scholarship and work in the creative, visual, and performing arts. Eligibility includes all UI tenured, tenure-track, and clinical faculty, as well as all full-time professional and scientific staff members with a graduate degree or equivalent and a record of professional achievement in the arts or humanities.

Three types of grant support will be available. AHI Standard Grants are for individual or collaborative projects and provide up to $7,500 per award. AHI Conference Grants provide up to $10,000 per award. AHI Major Projects Grants may be awarded to one or two projects of special magnitude and positive impact and will provide up to $50,000 per award.

The deadline for submission of applications is March 1.

Individuals who believe they may be qualified to apply but have not received an announcement via campus mail, or who would like further information, may contact Larry Rettig, Office of the Vice President for Research, 201 Gilmore Hall, (33)5-2119, or lawrence rettig@uiowa.edu.

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