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Current Courses Listings

For a list of current courses offered in Aging Studies, please click here to view listings on ISIS.

Guided Independent Study (GIS) Courses

Students may take some courses in Aging Studies through guided independent study. To view the listings of available courses, go to ISIS.

For more information about guided independent study courses and Distance Education, call (319) 335-2575 or Iowa toll-free (1-800-272-6430).
email: credit-programs@uiowa.edu

Students may also write to:

Guided Independent Study
Center for Credit Programs
The University of Iowa
250 CEF
Iowa City, Iowa 52242

If you are interested in obtaining graduate credit for guided independent study courses, in order to be certain the courses you take carry graduate credit at The University of Iowa, you must be admitted to the Graduate College and have completed at least one course in residence.

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10.22.2009

Announcing the 2009-2010 All School Reads Selection
The School of Social Work will continue its tradition of conducting a community read and discussion as part of its diversity training.
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The Middle of Everywhere: The World's Refugees Come to Our Town by Mary Pipher (2002), NY: Harcourt.
The book addresses diversity in the Heartland and covers a wide variety of cultural and religious groups who are refugees from Pakistan, Vietnam, Bosnia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Kosovo, and Kakuma refugees from Kenya whose parents were killed in the Sudanese Civil War. The author introduces an interesting concept, the "cultural broker," the role she plays in bridging the gap between the refugees and the local culture in Nebraska. There are lots of stories of refugees mixed in with the author's stories about working with the refugees.

We encourage all faculty and students to read the book over the summer. The School will sponsor forums in fall semester to discuss the book. Dates to be announced in the early fall. The book will also be discussed in various classes because its content relates to different aspects of the curriculum including human behavior, practice, and policy.

9.24.2009

Iowa City MSW Program-Prospective Student Meetings
Wednesdays 4:00 pm
301 North Hall
-Nov.18
-Dec. 2, 16

11.2.2009

Critical Cultural Competence Certificate Information Sessions
Wednesdays, 3:00 pm Room 301 North Hall
November 18, December 2

01.15.2010

Celebrating Diversity in Schools
Iowa School Social Workers Association Conference
January 15, 2010
West Des Moines Marriott
1250 Jordan Creek Parkway
West Des Moines, IA 50266
Phone: 1-515-267-1500

ISSWA 09-10 Conference Brochure

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Beginning in August 2009, Wild Bill’s Coffeeshop will receive a much needed makeover. The University of Iowa College of Liberal Arts and Sciences has approved funding to make several needed upgrades to the space that has been home to the Coffeeshop for over 30 years.
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