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Faculty Senate considers dead week policy changes
Quizzes, tests and exams would not be given on Thursday and Friday during dead week in proposed policy changes introduced at the Jan. 17 Faculty Senate meeting.
Search begins for university human resources VP
Pammel Court exhibition brings back memories
University community opens Geoffroy Hall
Stolee to serve as interim ombuds officer
Jessica Stolee, human resources coordinator in extension and outreach, will begin serving as ISU's interim ombuds officer on Jan. 23. She succeeds Elaine Newell, who has accepted another post.
Police chief candidate forums wrap up next week
An update on the learning management system review
Faculty and staff are asked to provide input by Jan. 31 on a proposed list of specific needs a new system should address.
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The following announcements were added this week:
- Input sought on the future of Bissell Road
- Regents return to two-day meetings
- Dance Marathon fundraiser is Jan. 20-21
- Services pending for former dean of students Pamela Anthony
- Deadline to order homemade Valentine fudge is Jan. 28
- Honors program seeks seminar proposals for fall
- Lactation spaces open in Heady, Lagomarcino halls
- MU poster sale runs Jan. 23-27
- DNCE concert is April 5 at Hilton
- Ceramics alum returns as artist-in-residence
- Walk safe this winter
- Jan. 24 discussion looks at legal rights of immigrants in Iowa
- Submit feedback for senate review of president's office
See: Announcements
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Open houses and receptions
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Upcoming
- Retirement: Ila Haugen, Ames Laboratory, Feb. 2 (2-4 p.m., 301 Spedding)
- Retirement: Glenda Ashley, Center for Survey Statistics and Methodology, Feb. 3 (no public event)
Details about these events are on the university calendar.
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Public events include an open forum (11 a.m.-noon, MU Soults Family Visitor Center) and meet-and-greet reception (2350 Beardshear).
- Jan. 19, Laura Doering, ISU registrar, 3 p.m. reception
- Jan. 20, Erik D'Aquino, Erie Community College, Buffalo, New York, 4 p.m. reception
Candidates' names and interview schedules are being shared just prior to their arrival on campus. An open forum (2:50-3:50 p.m.) is part of the daylong interview on:
- Jan. 20, 1310 Beyer, Michael Newton
- Jan. 23, MU Campanile Room, Candidate 3
- Jan. 25, MU Oak Room, Candidate 4
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A peek at the spring lectures lineup
Cyclone wrestlers welcome Panthers Friday night The athletics department has a special offer (advance-purchase only) for Cyclone fans. For $30, receive four general admission (balcony) tickets to the dual wrestling match with Northern Iowa on Friday, Jan. 20 (7 p.m., Hilton Coliseum), plus four hot dogs and four sodas. Purchase four-pack online through Jan. 19.
Ballet Des Moines coming to Stephens Ballet Des Moines' "A Triple Bill" stops at Stephens Auditorium on Sunday, Jan. 29 (2 p.m.). Tickets are $20-$48 and available at Ticketmaster or the Stephens ticket office.
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University human resources programming
- Class, Behavior-Based Interviewing, March 21 (9 a.m.-noon)
- Class, After the Last Paycheck, March 21 (noon-1 p.m.)
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