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August 24, 2001
Volume 39, No. 1

features

Academic advising: Students' first mentors
Faculty Senate president discusses plans, concerns for coming year
Doing lunch: President Coleman hits the road and talks with Iowans
Skip the plane and go to that meeting on the web
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news and briefs

News Briefs
Ida Beam visiting lecturers for 2001-2002 announced
WOW! 2001 activities set for new and returning students
Longevity awards presented for August
For fourth year, faculty projects are funded through Arts and Humanities Initiative
Saturday Scholars lectures free to UI community, public
UI SMART program selects six suggestions for UI costs savings

announcements

Bulletin Board
Calendar
Deaths

Offices and Awards

Ph.D. Thesis Defenses
Pubs. and Creations
Diversity Dialogue groups: Building community one connection at a time
Graduate College seeks associate dean for academic affairs

other links

TIAA Cref Unit Values

Staff Development Courses

The University of Iowa Homepage


Saturday Scholars lectures free to UI community, public

Some of the top scholars in the University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts and Sciences are teaching homework and tuition-free seminars this fall. The sessions are part of the college’s fourth-annual Saturday Scholars program.

All presentations are free and open to the public. They will begin at 10 a.m. in room 40 Schaeffer Hall. Each session will last about an hour.

This year’s program includes:

Sept. 8 “Work, More Work, Work Everlasting!” Benjamin Hunnicutt, professor of health, leisure, and sport studies

Sept. 22 “Iowa Physicians in the Depression,” Susan Lawrence, associate professor of history

Oct. 6 “Do Infant Rats Cry? And Why Should We Care?” Mark Blumberg, professor of psychology

Oct. 20 “The Civility Trap: America’s Nostalgia for a More Civil Time,” Melissa Deem, assistant professor of rhetoric and women’s studies

Nov. 3 A reading from the novel Carry Me Across the Water, Ethan Canin, professor of English

Nov. 17 “Lessons on Empowerment: Listening to the Voices of Entrepreneurial Women,” Salome Raheim, Director of the School of Social Work

Additional information is available at www.clas.uiowa.edu/alumni/saturday_scholars.

Article by Mary Geraghty Kenyon


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