Faculty Senate will vote April 23 on the first major revisions to the classroom disruption policy since 2002. A companion document with procedures for dealing with a disruption will be linked to the policy.

The Computation Advisory Committee, tasked each year with recommending how to allocate a portion of student technology fees, has committed $50,000 to a six- to 12-month pilot for all ISU students. Pending a successful license negotiation and security checks, the pilot could begin this fall.

Instead of blending data from multiple systems, the information will be in one place with real-time updates and shareable spreadsheets.

Sixty-two Iowa Staters are among 4,000 undergraduates participating in the National Conference on Undergraduate Research April 11-13 in suburban Atlanta.

A new paper co-authored by an Iowa State marketing professor shows imagining yourself in the third person -- observing yourself from a distance or through someone else's eyes -- can derail your health-related goals.

• Retirement, Jim Aanstoos, geological and atmospheric sciences, April 15 (2-4 p.m., Agronomy Hall commons)

Finalists: Director of student counseling services (2 of 3)

Forums will be held 11 a.m.-noon in the Memorial Union.