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2005 |
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| July 1 |
Ribbon-Tying Event to innaugurate the College of Human Sciences. Osborne Road between Lagomarcino Hall and MacKay Hall. 10 a.m. Refreshments will be served. Parking is available in Lot 35, north of the Industrial Education II Building. |
| August 18 |
Convocation for Faculty and Staff. Scheman Building, 7:30 a.m.-10:45 a.m. (May run longer.) 7:30-8:30 breakfast, 8:45-10:45 meeting. |
| August 23 |
Salute to Educators event to welcome central Iowa teachers back to the classroom. Sponsored by the Ames Chamber of Commerce and area businesses. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Lagomarcino Courtyard. |
| August 30 |
Retirement Reception for Letha DeMoss, Campanile Room, Memorial Union, 2-4 p.m., brief program at 3 p.m., (515) 294-9990. More. |
| August 31 |
Welcome Picnic for all students, faculty and staff in the College of Human Sciences, hosted by the CHS Student Council. 5-6:45 p.m., outside Lagomarcino Hall, near south entrance/courtyard, games at 5, short program at 5:20, begin serving food at 5:30.(515) 294-6466. |
| September 6 |
Reception to welcome Cheryl Acterberg, innaugural dean. Faculty and staff are invited to attend. 3-5 p.m., E262 Lagomarcino Hall, (515) 294-5380. |
| September 21 |
Ames Human Sciences Alumni Reception, 4:30-6:30 p.m., Brunnier Art Museum on the ISU campus. Dean Acterberg will address the group at 5:30. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, (515) 294-2820. |
| September 22 |
Tour the new LeBaron Auditorium, enjoy coffee and treats, 8:15-8:45 a.m., admission is your United Way envelope or a donation. Hosted by the CHS United Way Campaign Committee, (515) 294-8204. |
| September 28 |
Obesity Discussion with ISU Researchers and Judith S. Stern, distinguished professor of nutrition and internal medicine, University of California, Davis, and ISU Dean Helen LeBaron Hilton Endowed Chair. 4-5 p.m., 1210 LeBaron. Open to the public. More. |
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Lecture: Why are we so Obese? Judith S. Stern, distinguished professor of nutrition and internal medicine, University of California, Davis, and ISU Dean Helen LeBaron Hilton Endowed Chair. Reception, 7 p.m., Lecture 8 p.m., Sun Room, Memorial Union. Open to the public. More. |
| October 5 |
Open House: Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching. Tour the facilities, view demonstrations of innovative technologies, see posters about current research projects. Prizes, refreshments will be served. 12:30-2 p.m., N031 Lagomarcino Hall. Brief program at 1:15 p.m. For more information, contact Sheley Johnson, (515) 294-6840. |
| October 7 |
Scholarship Recognition for College of Human Sciences students, faculty, staff and donors. Reception at 3 p.m., program at 3:30 p.m., MacKay Auditorium on the ISU campus. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, (515) 294-2820. |
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Seminar: Generational Differences in Informational Technology, led by Mack C . Shelley, Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies. Hosted by the Department of Human Development and Policy Studies. 3:30-4:30 p.m., 0331 Palmer Building. More. For more information, contact Margery Baker, (515) 294-8608. |
| October 8 |
Educators Day pre-game tailgate and football game ticket block for all K-12 teachers in Iowa. Tailgate begins two hours prior to kickoff. More. |
| October 11 |
Presentation for Faculty and Staff: New Educational Assessment Tools from ETS. Ned Steinke, a representative from the Educational Testing Service will share information about several newer tools and assessments that ETS is releasing, including Criterion and ICT Literacy assessment. Steinke will also discuss established general education and subject matter tests. 3 p.m., location TBA. Advance reservations requested. To place reservations, contact Mack Shelley, phone (515) 294-9282. |
| October 13 |
Lecture: Discourse Analysis and Mathematics Education. David Pimm, professor of mathematics from the University of Alberta, Canada, will talk about the effects of written and oral linguistics on learning and teaching mathematics--especially the notion of time. This lecture is part of a series of distinguished lectures on mathematics education made possible with funding from the National Science Foundation, Beth Herbel-Eisenmann, assistant professor of curriculum and instruction, principal investigator. 4:30 reception, 5-6 p.m. lecture, E164 Lagomarcino Hall. More. |
| October 18 |
Des Moines Human Sciences Alumni Reception. 4:30-6:30 p.m., Hy-Vee Hall, Iowa Events Center, 730 Third Street, Des Moines. Dean Achterberg will address the group at 5:30. Parking is available at Veteran's Auditorium. Parking fee is $5. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, (515) 294-2820. |
| October 20 |
Homecoming Dinner for College of Human Sciences alumni awards honorees, by private invitation. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, (515) 294-2820. |
| October 21 |
Conversation: Issues in Technology in Teacher Education, led by Mark and Cindy Grabe, ISU alumni honorees and co-authors of the groundbreaking book, Integrating Technology for Meaningful Learning, 10-11:00 a.m., 121 Lagomarcino Hall . More. |
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Seminar: Relationship Commitment, Jealousy, Acceptability of Violence, and Dating Violence Perpetration: A Comparative Study of Men, led by Shelby Kaura, post-doctoral fellow in human development and family studies and co-author of a comparative study on the topic. 3:30-4:30 p.m., 0331 Palmer Building. More. |
| October 25 |
Lecture: Long-term Impact of Early Intervention for Children and Families: Lessons from the Early Head Stat National Evaluation Study. Dr. Helen Raikes, from the University of Nebraska, Lincoln, will discuss results of a ational study of families and children, followed from birth over five years. The lecture is part of the Barbara E. (Mound) Hansen Early Childhood Endowed Lecture Series. More. For more information, contact Sue Hegland, (515) 294-4616. |
| October 26-30 |
Conference: Gold Standard(s) of Quality Research in Science Literacy. Top international scholars from Europe, Australia, Canada, and the United States will gather to discuss evidence-based standards for research in education, at the University of Victoria, Dunsmuir Lodge Executive Training and Conference Centre, British Columbia, Canada. Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, with support from the University of Victoria, Iowa State University, and the University of Iowa. More. For more information, contact Allison Donaldson, (515) 294-2912. |
| October 27 |
Lecture: The Physiological Maturation of Lance Armstrong: Sport Reflects Life. Edward F. Coyle, professor of kinesiology and director of the Human Performance Laboratory at the University of Texas, Austin, has helped define the emerging discipline of sports nutrition as well as a model for predicting endurance performance. Lecture, 7 p.m., Sun Room, Memorial Union, followed by a reception. Funded by the Pease Family Lecture fund. More. For more information, contact Lesley Hawkins, (515) 294-6459. |
| October 31 |
Farewell Reception for Amit Chaudhary, system support specialist, 2:30-4:30 p.m., 0331 Palmer. For more information, contact DeeAnna Bechtel, (515) 294-7800. |
| November 1 |
Lecture: Innovations in Virtual Schooling. Thérèse Laferrière, professor of pedagogy at Laval University in Quebec, Canada, will discuss three innovative instructional technology initiatives in Canada and the problems they address. The title of the lecture is "Technological innovations linked to social and pedagogical innovations: Three case studies of Virtual Schooling." Tuesday, November 1, 8-9 a.m., 1204 Kildee Hall. Hosted by the Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching as part of the FIPSE-sponsored project, "Teacher Education goes into Virtual Schooling." More. For additional information, contact Jamie Rehlander, (515) 294-7280. |
| November 3 |
Strategic Planning Open Forum for Staff. Staff will discuss ideas for the CHS five-year strategic plan with Dean Achterberg. Pizza will be served. Bring something to drink. Noon, LeBaron Lounge. Advance reservations requested. For more information or to rsvp, contact Lisa Dillavou, (515) 294-7002. |
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Strategic Planning Open Forum for Faculty. Faculty will discuss ideas for the CHS five-year strategic plan with Dean Achterberg. 3:30 p.m., E164 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Lisa Dillavou, (515) 294-7002. |
| November 4 |
Strategic Planning Open Forum for Center Directors. Center directors will discuss ideas for the CHS five-year strategic plan with Dean Achterberg. 3:30 p.m., E164 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Lisa Dillavou, (515) 294-7002. |
| November 29 |
Final Strategic Planning Open Forum, 2:30-3:30, 118 Horticulture Building. |
| November 30 |
Cedar Rapids Alumni Reception, 4:30-6:30 p.m., Dean Achterberg will address the group at 5:30 p.m. Cedar Rapids Country Club, 550 27th Street Drive SE, Cedar Rapids. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, (515) 294-2820. |
| December 1 |
Farewell Reception for Leslie Pease, system support specialist, Human Sciences Administration, who has accepted a position in the College of Business. 2:30-4 p.m., N047 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Lisa Dillavou, (515) 294-7002. |
| December 9 |
"Rock 'n Roll" Holiday Reception for Faculty and Staff, 3-5 p.m., Joan Bice Underwood Tea Room, 23 MacKay Hall. A mystery guest is slated to appear from 3:30 until 4:40. For more information, contact Lisa Dillavou, (515) 294-7002. |
| December 12 |
Retirement Reception for Betty Rasmussen, administrative assistant, Human Sciences Administration, who began working at Iowa State in 1964. 2-4 p.m., Campanile Room, Memorial Union. Open to the public. Brief program at 2:30. Send cash gifts to Dynette Mosher, 38 MacKay Hall, by December 7. |
| December 14 |
West Des Moines Alumni Reception, 4:00-5:30 p.m., brief program at 4:45 p.m. West Des Moines Community Schools, Learning Resource Center, Community Room, 3550 Mills Civic Parkway, West Des Moines. Co-sponsored by the College of Human Sciences and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, (515) 294-2820. |
| December 16 |
Meredith Alumni Luncheon, for current and retired Meredith Corporation employees, by private invitation. Co-sponsored by the College of Human Sciences and the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, (515) 294-2820. |
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Undergraduate Commencement Celebration for College of Human Sciences students. C.Y. Stephens Auditorium. Procession begins at 4:30 p.m. Graduating students check in at 3:45. For more information, contact Lisa Dillavou, (515) 294-7002. |
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Commencement Reception for graduating undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Human Sciences. 6-7:30 p.m., Scheman Building. For more information, contact Lisa Dillavou, (515) 294-7002. |
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ISU Graduate College Commencement Ceremony. 8 p.m., C.Y. Stephens Auditorium. |
2006 |
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| January 23 |
Open discussion on the proposed Nutrition and Wellness Research Center. Your opportunity to become involved in the vision, planning and organization of this new opportunity for research, teaching, and outreach. A related discussion is scheduled for January 30. 4-5 p.m., Pioneer Room, Memorial Union. More. |
| January 27 |
Michael Morris Lecture. Finding Relevance in Entrepreneurship: Applications and Aspirations. Morris is internationally recognized for his writing and teaching on the topic of entrepreneurship. Morris is the Witting Chair in Entrepreneurship and professor and head of the Department of Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises at Syracuse University. His recent books include "Corporate Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurial Development Inside Organizations" (with D. Kuratko) and "Entrepreneurial Intensity: Sustainable Advantage for Individuals, Organizations, and Societies." The entrepreneurship program at Syracuse University has received several national awards. Sponsored by the Department of Apparel, Educational Studies, and Hospitality Management and the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching. More. 9 a.m., LeBaron Auditorium. |
| January 30 |
Open discussion on the proposed Nutrition and Wellness Research Center. Your opportunity to become involved in the vision, planning and organization of this new opportunity for research, teaching, and outreach. 4-5 p.m., Cardinal Room, Memorial Union. More. |
| January 31 |
"Small changes" lunch-and learn. Sally Barclay, ISU Nutrition Clinic for Employee Wellness, will present a lunch-and-learn, "Small changes can bring big results for your health in 2006. Noon, 302 Catt Hall. To register, call 4-9625 or e-mail barclay@iastate.edu. |
| February 3 |
Open forum with President Geoffroy and Provost Allen, for CHS faculty and staff, 1-1:45 p.m., 117 MacKay. Annual college visit continues with private meetings until 3 p.m. |
| February 6 |
Marketing, Organizing, Designing, and Analyzing Fashion (MODA) Meeting. Allyson Walter, owner of The Savvy Shopper, will be attending the meeting to share her professional experiences with the club. Also, if you are interested in becoming a committee member for a new supplement magazine called "Trend," please attend this meeting. More. 6:30 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
Feburary 7-10 |
Judith Stern, diet and nutrition scholar will make her third visit to Iowa State as the Hilton Endowed Chair. Time slots are still available for her to meet with research groups or classes, and/or for outreach activities. For more information or to schedule a meeting with Dr. Stern, contact Jane Meyer, (515) 294-4437. More. |
| February 7 |
Hotel/Restaurant Institution Management Club Meeting. More. 5:30 pm, Rm. 1 MacKay. |
| February 9 |
College of Human Sciences Council Meeting. The council consists of at-large members, chosen through an interview and application process; two GSB representatives; and a representative from every student organization in the college. More. 5:30 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
| February 15 |
Study in France Application Deadline. A three-credit course entitled "Hospitality and Business in Lyon" will be offered May 13-June 2, 2006, and it will meet 3-4 times in the spring semester in addition to the time in Lyon and Paris, France. More. For more information, please stop by Dr. Sharma's office in 12 MacKay or send an email to amsharma@iastate.edu. |
| February 16 |
Summer Job Fair. Looking for a great summer job? Visit with more than 50 employers who offer a wide variety of opportunities. After all, where else can you check out more than 50 jobs in less than two hours? More. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Great Hall, Memorial Union. |
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Family and Consumer Sciences Education Club Meeting. More. 4:45 pm, 301 MacKay. |
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Sports Management Club Meeting. The club will be preparing a high school volleyball tournament schedule. Also, at the meeting you can find out how to join the club for an end-of-the-year trip to Kansas City. More. 6:30 pm, Forker. |
| February 17 |
Paul Umbach on "The effect of faculty of color on education." Guest lecture hosted by The Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies Research Committee and the Higher Education Graduate Student Organization (HEGSO). More. For more information, contact Steve Porter, srporter@iastate.edu. 10:30-noon, Ensminger Room, Kildee Hall. |
| February 21 |
Hotel/Restaurant Institution Management Club attending the UPSHOW (Upper Midwest Hospitality, Restaurant, and Lodging Show) at the Minneapolis Convention Center in Minnesota. The UPSHOW is a way for the hospitality industry to show off new items, ranging from new flavored coffee to pork chops on a stick. More. For more information, email dgirsch@iastate.edu. |
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Food Sciences Club Meeting. The club will be discussing several upcoming activities. More. 5:00 pm, 1951 Food Science. |
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College of Human Sciences Professional Night. Events will include tips on table etiquette, professional dress, and the interviewing process. This evening will be interactive so come dressed for a professional interview and with questions or experiences to share. Reservations are required, and they can be made in Room 38 MacKay. Contact Dynette Mosher at dmosher@iastate.edu for more information. 5:15-7:00 pm, Joan Bice Underwood Tearoom. |
| February 22 |
Forum: "Race and gender in the classroom at ISU" Laura Rendón, professor and chair, educational leadership and policy studies; Connie Hargrave, associate professor, curriculum and instruction; and Mark Kushner, dean of the College of Engineering, will share strategies for dealing with issues of race and gender in the classroom. Jill Bystydzienski, director of the Women's Studies Program and professor of sociology, will moderate the discussion with audience members. Noon to 2:00 p.m., Sun Room, Memorial Union. For more information contact the ISU Lectures Program, lectures@iastate.edu, (515) 294-9934.
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| February 23 |
College of Human Sciences Council meeting. The council consists of at-large members, chosen through an interview and application process; two GSB representatives; and a representative from every student organization in the college. More. 5:30 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
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Higher Education Interview Days. All day, campus wide. This is a two-day program from graduate students, both master's and PhD candidates, who have been accepted to a program such as the Educational Leadership and Policy Studies. Students can come and see ISU's campus, as well as meet faculty and interview for a large variety of assistantships. Questions can be directed to Stella Okeke, sokeke@iastate.edu. |
| February 24 |
Higher Education Interview Days, continued. For details, see Feb. 23 entry. |
| February 26 |
Sports Management Volleyball Tournament. High School volleyball tournament hosted by the Sports Management Club, time and location TBA. More. |
| February 27 |
Iowa State Student Association for the Education of Young Children meeting. More. 5:30 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
| March 1 |
Panel discussion: Values in Post-Katrina America, featuring Steven Garasky, human development and family studies, expert on public policy, as moderator. Panelists will include Valerie Grim is African American Studies Professor, Indiana University, and the
first chair of the African American Studies Department at Iowa State. Peter
F. Orazem is University Professor of Economics and Director of the Industrial
Relations Program at Iowa State. More. |
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Nutrition Club Meeting. Meeting activities will include learning about the American Dietetic Association internship application and discussing volunteer opportunities. More. 6:15 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
| March 4 |
Regional Food Science College Bowl. Iowa State's team will compete in the regional Institute of Food Technologists Student Association competition, in Missouri. |
| March 7 |
FSHN Day (Food Science and Human Nutrition). Newly admitted and prospective students and their families are invited to take an in-depth look at majors offered by the Department of Food Sciences and Human Nutrition as well as related career opportunities.
Part of the College of Human Sciences Departmental Days series. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. More. |
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Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) Club Meeting. More. 5:15 pm, 0333 Palmer. |
| March 9 |
Human Sciences Council Meeting. More. 5:30 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
| March 10 |
Intramural Seed Grant proposals due. More. |
| March 13-17 |
Spring break. |
| March 18 |
Classes resume. |
| March 20 |
Calendar submission deadline for email edition is 10 a.m. today. Send complete information to Cathy Curtis, hscomm@iastate.edu. |
| March 21 |
Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) Club Rice Krispie Sales. Time TBA, LeBaron. |
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Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) Club Meeting. More. 5:15 pm, 0333 Palmer. |
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Food Science Club Meeting. More. 5:00 pm, 1951 Food Science. |
| March 23 |
Human Sciences Council Meeting. More. 5:30 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
| March 24-25 |
ISU spring faculty conference: "The shifting landscape - What's YOUR plan for 2010 ? Faculty responsibilities, opportunities, and realities." Sponsored by the Faculty Senate and the Provost's Office. Free of charge. Pre-registration requested. More. For more information, contact Sherri Angstrom, sangstro@iastate.edu. Scheman Building. |
| March 27 |
Promotion and Tenure discussion. Open forum for CHS faculty to discuss the first draft of the CHS P&T document. 4-5 p.m., W142 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Lisa Dillavou, lidillavo@iastate.edu, (515) 294-7002. |
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Alumni dessert reception, 4:30-6:00 p.m. Dean's presentation at 5:15 p.m. Best Western Regency Inn; 3303 South Center Street; Marshalltown, IA. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, hsalumni@iastate.edu, (515) 294-5954 |
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Iowa Association for the Education of Young Children (IAEYC) Meeting. More. 5:30 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
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Promotion and Tenure discussion. Open forum for CHS faculty to discuss the first draft of the CHS P&T document. noon-1 p.m., 117 MacKay Hall. For more information, contact Lisa Dillavou, lidillavo@iastate.edu, (515) 294-7002. |
| March 29 |
Bake sale.Students in the Program Planning and Evaluation in Family and Consumer Sciences course (FCSED 415) are raising funds for the Mid-Iowa Community Action (MICA) food pantry. Stop by to make a monetary donation or buy some goodies. 10:45 a.m.-2:15 p.m., LeBaron foyer. |
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Alumni dinner, Scottsdale, Arizona. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, hsalumni@iastate.edu, (515) 294-5954. |
| March 30 |
Alumni luncheon, 11:30 a.m. Dean's presentation to follow lunch. Ocotillo Golf Resort; 3751 South Clubhouse Drive; Chandler, AZ. $7 per person payable at door. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, hsalumni@iastate.edu, (515) 294-5954 |
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CNN "Fit Nation Tour" live feed from ISU. Students, faculty and business leaders will brainstorm strategies for stemming the overweight and obesity epidemic. Iowa State is one of six stops on the tour. Read about the Spelman College stop. 4 p.m., Fisher Theater, Iowa State Center. More. |
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Lecture on critical discourse analysis, by Rebecca Rogers, an assistant professor of education from Washington University in St. Louis, Missouri; author of a book, "A Critical Discourse Analysis of Family Literacy Practices," and the editor of "An Introduction to Critical Discourse Analysis in Education." 7:30 p.m., in E164 Lagomarcino Hall.
For more information, contact Katherine Richardson Bruna, (515) 294-4144, Lori Norton-Meier, (515) 294-1224, or Beth Herbal-Eisenmann, (515) 294-0822. More. |
| March 31 |
Symposium on feminism and activism. "Walk the talk: From theory to activism," an afternoon conference designed to enrich understanding of women's issues and how to translate ideas into meaningful social change. Coordinated by Leslie Bloom, associate professor of curriculum and instruction. Supported by the ISU Women's Enrichment Fund, ISU Women's Studies Program, the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, and more. Participation is free of charge. Noon-4 p.m., lunch provided. More. |
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Endless Opportunities Day (family and consumer sciences education and studies). Newly admitted and prospective students and their families are invited to take an in-depth look at the Family and Consumer Sciences Education and Studies major as well as related career opportunities. Part of the College of Human Sciences Departmental Days series. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. More. |
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Food Science Club Trip: Minneapolis, MN. Members who wish to go must sign up by March 10th and pay $40. More. |
| April 1 |
Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) Club at Healthy Kids Day. 10 am-12 pm, Memorial Union Great Hall. |
| April 2 |
Hotel Restaurant and Institution Management (HRIM) Club Tour and Visit, Red Lobster Restaurant and the Farner Bocken Show at the Iowa State Fair grounds, Des Moines. |
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Images of Dance 2006, collection of works from Orchesis II and the dance classes. Performances at 5:30 pm and 7:30 pm, 196 Forker. For more information, contact Janice Baker at (515) 294-3047 or at mover@iastate.edu |
| April 3 |
TREND Meeting, MODA's new supplemental magazine. 6:30 pm-7:15 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
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MODA (Marketing, Organizing, Designing, and Analyzing Fashion) Executive Applications Due. Positions open: President and Treasurer. For more information, contact Nicole Laugesen at n1cole@iastate.edu or Chris Wise at clwise@iastate.edu |
| April 4 |
Council for Exceptional Children Meeting, 5:30 pm, N127 Lagomarcino. |
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"Souper Supper," the spring semester service project of the Food Science and Human Nutrition Learning Community. Menu: choice of vegetable vegetarian chili soup or chicken corn soup,
golden corn muffins, butterhorn rolls, beverage, and dessert. There is no charge for the meal, but guests are encouraged to donate a minimum of $10 to benefit the Story County Hunger and Nutrition Coalition. Place reservations by sending an email before 3
p.m. on Monday, April 3, to soupersupper@iastate.edu; include your name and the number of guests in your party. Supper: 6 p.m., Joan Bice Underwood Tearoom (lower level of MacKay Hall). For more information, contact Anne Oldham, (515) 294-6414. |
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Lecture: Early learning standards and quality rating systems: The effect on programs and classroom practices, by Helen Raikes, professor of child development and an associate with the Center on Children, Families and the Law at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln and serves as a consultant to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Part of the Barbara E. (Mound) Hansen Early Childhood Endowed Lecture series. 7 p.m., LeBaron Lounge. For more information, contact Carol Alexander Phillips, (515) 294-7478. More. |
| April 5 |
Pre-Physical Therapy Club Meeting. More. 6:00 pm, Forker. |
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Nutrition Club Meeting. Elections will be held and VEISHA preparations will be made. More. 6:00 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
| April 6 |
Spring convocation for faculty and staff, Dean Cheryl Achterberg will deliver a "State of the College" presentation, 4 p.m., 117 MacKay. |
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Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS) Club at Stork's Nest, providing child care. 4:45-6:15 pm, St. John's by the campus Episcopal Church. |
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Human Sciences Council Meeting. More. 5:30 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
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Seminar: Reinventing African economies - Technological innovation and sustainability transition, talk by Dr. Calestous Juma from Kenya, a professor of international development, director of the Science, Technology and Globalization Project at Harvard University, and Henry A. Wallace Chair for Sustainable Agriculture at ISU. Hosted by the College of Agriculture. Benton Center, Scheman Building, reception at 6 p.m., seminar at 7 p.m. More. |
| April 7 |
"Behind the Scenes" fashion show and design competition. Newly admitted and prospective students and their families are invited to take an in-depth look at the Apparel Merchandising, Design and Production major as well as related career opportunities. Part of the College of Human Sciences Departmental Days series. 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m. More. |
| April 8 |
"Pulse" textiles and clothing fashion show, 24th annual event. Co-directed by Matthew Haffarnan and Heidi Frohardt, apparel merchandising, design, and production students, 6:30 p.m., Stephens Auditorium. Tickets on sale at C.Y. Stephens Ticket Office or through Ticket Master. For more information, contact Sara Marcketti, (515) 294-7474. More. |
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SCAVMA Scamper Kid Fest, coordinated by the Alliance for Health and Fitness Professional Club and the Health and Human Performance Club. 7:00-8:30 am, Fish Tank Lobby of the Vet Med College |
| April 10 |
TREND Meeting (MODA's new supplemental magazine). 6:30-7:15 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
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Human Sciences Council Change Collection for Stork's Nest, a prenatal incentive program that promotes healthier mothers and babies. 11:00 am-2:00 pm, LeBaron Lobby and Courtyard Café in Lagomarcino. |
| April 11 |
Alumni reception, 5:00-7:00 p.m. Dean's presentation at 6:00 p.m. St. Clement Vineyards; 2867 St. Helena Highway North; St. Helena, CA. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, hsalumni@iastate.edu, (515) 294-5954 |
| April 12 |
Human Sciences Council Change Collection for Stork's Nest, a prenatal incentive program that promotes healthier mothers and babies. 11:00 am-2:00 pm, LeBaron Lobby and Courtyard Café in Lagomarcino. |
| April 14 |
Human Sciences Council Grant Applications Due, 5:00 pm, E105 Lagomarcino. |
| April 17 |
Calendar submission deadline for email edition is 10 a.m. today. Send complete information to Cathy Curtis, hscomm@iastate.edu. |
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TREND Meeting (MODA's new supplemental magazine). 6:30-7:15 pm, LeBaron Lounge. |
| April 17-23 |
VEISHEA annual celebration, one of the largest student-run festivals in the world, VEISHEA showcases Iowa State and features open houses, hands-on displays and learning activities, a parade, contests and games. More. |
| April 18 |
Food Science Club Meeting. More. 5:00 pm, 1951 Food Science |
| April 20 |
Shattering Barriers: Transforming the College Experience for Students of Color, teleconference sponsored by the Learning Communities/Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching. Featuring Laura Rendón, Professor and Chair of the department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies at Iowa State University; Evette Castillo, Director of Multicultural Affairs at Tulane University; and Wynetta Lee, Associate Vice President for Academic Planning, Research and graduate studies at California State University-Monterey Bay. 12:00 pm-2:00 pm, 1230 Communications Building. To register, please email celt@iastate.edu or call 294-5357. |
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Creating Strong Families program, a research-based program that helps professionals empower families to assess their own strengths and access resources that can make them stronger. Designed for professionals who work with families, Creating Strong Families will give participants hands-on examples of how professionals can work with families to build their strengths. Offered via satellite, 1-3 p.m. CT, in Nevada, Iowa. Registration fee is $5.00.To register, contact the ISU Extension Story County office at 515-382-6551. |
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Human Sciences Council Meeting. More. 5:30 p.m., LeBaron Lounge |
| April 21 |
Health and human performance laboratories open house. Check out the renovated labs, scheduled for completion in mid-March. Take tours led by HHP Ph.D. students. Refreshments will be served. 1-4 p.m., Forker Building. For more information, contact Jerry Thomas, (515) 294-8009. |
| April 21-22 |
VEISHEA cherry pie sales, buy miniature pies to support student scholarships, an Iowa State student-led tradition that dates back to 1919. 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Joan Bice Underwood Tearoom, 23 MacKay Hall. For more information, contact student coordinators Brian Wicks (bwicks13@iastate.edu) and Katie Schmalt (kschmalt@iastate.edu) or faculty advisor, John Kramer, (515) 294-9945. More. |
| April 24 |
Iowa Association for the Education of Young Children (IAEYC) Meeting. More. 5:30 p.m., LeBaron Lounge. |
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TREND Meeting (MODA's new supplemental magazine). 6:30 p.m.-7:15 p.m., LeBaron Lounge. |
| April 26 |
Nutrition Club Potluck, 6:00 pm, Location TBA |
| April 27 |
Free root beer floats For students, faculty and staff of the College of Human Sciences. Drown the Dead Week doldrums with draft, complements of the College of Human Sciences. 2-4 p.m., south MacKay entrance, next to the "Ring of Life" fountain. More. For more information, contact Denise Wright, (515) 294-5380. |
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Gerontology Colloquium on Exercise and Influenza Immunity: A Psychoneuroendocrine Model, presented by Marian Kohut, associate professor in health and human performance. Open to the public. 4-5 p.m., N147 Lagomarcino. For more information, contact Kyunghwa Kwag, (515) 294-6254, kyunghwa@iastate.edu. |
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Entrepreneurship showcase. Students in TC-HRIM 474/574 (an entrepreneurship course) will present their plans for start-up ventures and enhancements for existing enterprises, featuring consulting projects with small businesses in Hampton, Iowa. Refreshments provided. 6:30-8 p.m., LeBaron Lounge. More. For more information, contact Linda Niehm, (515) 294-1930. |
| April 28 |
Predicting quality in Iowas classrooms serving children with disabilities, inaugural College of Human Sciences Deans Research Recognition Award presentation and lecture by Susan Hegland, Lesia Oesterreich, Gayle Luze, and Carla Peterson. Pay tribute to--and learn from--exemplary cross-disciplinary research. Lecture at 3:15 in 2050 Agronomy Hall, followed by reception from 4-5 p.m., in Agronomy Hall Commons (east of Room 2101). For more information, contact Cathy Curtis, (515) 294-8175. More. |
| April 29 |
Heath and Human Performance Spring Awards Brunch: coffee beginning at 10:00 a.m. with brunch at 10:30 and a program at 11:15. Sun Room, Memorial Union |
| May 1 |
Retirement reception for Mary Jane Oakland, associate professor in food science and human nutrition. 2-4 p.m., Campanile Room, Memorial Union. Program at 2:30 p.m. For more information, contact Janet Johnson, (515) 294-9798. More. |
| May 3 |
Retirement reception for Carlie and Gary Tartakov. Carlie is a lecturer in curriculum and instruction. Gary is a professor of art and design. Co-hosted by the Department of Curriculum and Instruction and the Department of Art and Design. 2-4 p.m., Design Center. Short program at 2:15. For more information, contact Phyllis Kendall, (515) 294-7021. More. |
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Retirement reception for Carol Roskey, professor in human development and family studies and director, Center for Family Policy. 3-5 p.m., LeBaron Lounge. RSVP to Joyce Hagley, jhagley@iastate.edu. |
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Alumni dessert reception, 4:30-6:00 p.m. Dean's presentation at 5:15 p.m. Marjorie's Tea House and Gift Shop; 320 South Pennsylvania Avenue; Mason City, IA. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, hsalumni@iastate.edu, (515) 294-5954 |
| May 4 |
Promotion and tenture workshop, open to all faculty. P&T dossier preparation workshop, includes discussion about tenure preparations, faculty, and best practices. 10 a.m.-noon, N047 Lagomarcino Hall. More. For more information, contact Lisa Dillavou, (515) 294-7002. |
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Retirement reception for Emily Moore, professor in educational leadership and policy studies. 2-4 p.m., Oak Room, Memorial Union. For more information, contact Laura Rendon, lrendon@iastate.edu. |
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Students will make strategic entrepreneurial recommendations to business leaders in Hampton, as part of a USDA grant project. 5:30-8:30 p.m., in Hampton. Location TBA. For more information, contact Linda Niehm, (515) 294-1930. |
| May 5 |
Undergraduate graduation celebration for College of Human Sciences students. C.Y. Stephens Auditorium. Procession begins at 4:30 p.m. Graduating students check in at 3:45. For more information, contact Lisa Dillavou, (515) 294-7002. |
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Graduation Reception for graduating undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Human Sciences. 6-7:30 p.m., Scheman Building. For more information, contact Lisa Dillavou, (515) 294-7002. |
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ISU Graduate College commencement ceremony. 8 p.m., C.Y. Stephens Auditorium. For more information, jump to the Registrar's web site. |
| May 10 |
Alumni dessert reception, 4:30-6:00 p.m. Dean's presentation at 5:15 p.m. The Ivy Bake Shoppe and Café; 309 South Gear; West Burlington, IA. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, hsalumni@iastate.edu, (515) 294-5954 |
| May 12 |
College of Human Sciences Annual Meeting and Program, sponsored by the CHS Alumni Association, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 117 MacKay Hall, ISU Campus. Program includes "Ring of Life" fountain dedication, dean's talk, presentation by faculty on centers, update on renovation planned for MacKay, and presentation of alumni awards and student scholarships. $20 covers registration and lunch. Details and registration form. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, hsalumni@iastate.edu, (515) 294-5954 |
| May 17 |
National Employee Health and Fitness Day activities at the Lied Recreation Center: free admission 6 a.m.-10 p.m. for all ISU employees with valid ISU cards; experts on hand to answer questions about nurtrition, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.; tours of the center throughout the day; enter a drawing to win a free summer term pass to Lied. More. |
| May 18 |
Farewell reception for Mary Gregoire, professor and chair of apparel, educational studies and hospitality management. Refreshments will be served. No gifts. 2-4 p.m., Joan Bice Underwood Tea Room, 23 MacKay. For more information, contact Denise Wright, (515) 294-5380. |
| May 22 |
Calendar submission deadline for email edition is 10 a.m. today. Send complete information to Cathy Curtis, hscomm@iastate.edu. |
| May 22-25 |
"Obesity: Is the food industry to blame?" a summer lecture series led by Judith Stern, Distinguished professor in nutrition and internal medicine, University of California--Davis. Daily 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. For more information, contact Diane Birt, (515) 294-9873, or Mary Darrow, (515) 294-1713. More. |
| May 25 |
"Iowa's Bounty" dedication and reception to recognize a work of art designed to interpret the mission and objectives of the Center for Designing Foods to Improve Nutrition. The three-panel triptych was commissioned in commemorate the retirement of Murray Kaplan, a professor in food science and human nutrition. 4-6 p.m., LeBaron Lounge and Courtyard. |
| July 6 |
First Special Olympics USA National Games, will be held in Ames. More than 8000 volunteers are needed. More. |
| July 10 |
Retirement reception for Carol Alexander Phillips, administrator, Child Development Laboratory School and ajunct professor in human development and family studies. 4-6 p.m., Palmer Atrium. More. |
| August 18 |
College of Human Sciences fall convocation for faculty and staff. New permanent members of the faculty and staff will be introduced. Dean Achterberg will deliver an address. Breakfast outside LeBaron Auditorium at 8 a.m. Program from 8:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m., LeBaron Auditorium, 1210 LeBaron Hall. For more information, contact Heidi Eichorn, (515) 294-7000. |
| August 22 |
Salute to Educators. Free lunch, entertainment, and prizes for Ames area K-12 educators, sponsored by the Ames Chamber of Commerce. In the spirit of Character Counts, come dressed in your favorite pillar color. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Lagomarcino Courtyard. For more information, call the Chambr at 232-2310. More. |
| August 30 |
Welcome Day Picnic for students, faculty and staff. Enjoy free food, catered by Hickory Park, and free ice cream complements of Human Sciences Student Services and Hy-Vee. Learn how to get involved in your college's clubs. Everyone who attends will recieve a prize. Hosted by the Human Sciences (Student) Council and the Dean's Office. |
| September 30 |
Educators Day pre-game tailgate and game ticket block. Iowa State Cyclones vs. Northern Iowa Panthers football game. $8 for tailgate tickets ($6 for children) and $20 for game tickets. Limit of four tickets per person. More. |
| October 3 |
College of Human Sciences Alumni Reception. Reiman Gardens-Mahlstede Building, Iowa State University campus. 4:30-6:30 p.m. Brief program at 5:30 p.m. featuring Dean Cheryl Achterberg. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, 515-294-2820 or dmosher@iastate.edu |
| October 13 |
Joint Workshop for ISU Entrepreneurship Education Initiative, Faculty from the colleges of Human Sciences, Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Business will participate in a workshop to explore ideas for enhancing courses and developing proposals for funding. October 13, 2:30-5 p.m., 88 LeBaron, More. For more information, contact Linda Niehm, 515 294-1930, or Sara Marcketti, 515 294-7393. |
| October 17 |
Seminar: "Nutrition and Environmental Pollutants: Endothelial Cell Activation and Implications in Atherosclerosis," Bernhard Hennig, professor of nutrition and toxicology, University of Kentucky, ISU alum, and winner of the College of Human Sciences Helen LeBaron Hilton Award. 4:10 p.m., 1210 LeBaron Hall. |
| October 19 |
College of Human Sciences Award Recipients (Private) Dinner. The Broiler, Ames. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, 515 294-2820 or dmosher@iastate.edu |
| October 20 |
Talk: Research in College Student Outcomes, Development. Robert Reason, an assistant professor of higher education and professor-in-charge of the college student affairs program at Penn State, will talk about his research, which focuses on first-year student outcomes, student development in college environments, and assessment in student affairs. An ISU alum, Reason will be on campus to receive the College of Human Sciences's Outstanding New Professional Award. 9:30-10:30 a.m., 302 Catt Hall. For more information, contact Nancy Evans, 515 294-7113. |
| October 20 |
Talk: What Teachers Can Expect After Graduation. Amanda Carter, alum and Iowa State's first Branstad Scholar, is now teaching in North Las Vegas. She will receive the College's Outstanding Young Alumna Award. Teacher education students are invited to hear her talk about what life is like as a new teacher. October 20, 10 a.m., N127 Lagomarcino Hall. More. For more information, contact Alex Andreotti, 515 294-7357. |
| October 20 |
C2IRCLE Brunch Brown Bag. Special guest David Wagner, an assistant professor of mathematics education at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, NB Canada, will talk about his critical language awareness work in secondary mathematics classrooms. Light refreshments will be served. October 20, 11 a.m.-noon, N045 Lagomarcino Hall. More. For more information, contact Beth Herbel-Eisenmann, 515 294-0822. |
| October 20 |
ISU Alumni Association 75th Annual Honors and Awards, featuring alumni honorees from the College of Human Sciences, as well as those from across the university. Public ceremony at 1:30 p.m. in Benton Auditorium, Scheman Building. Dessert reception follows. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, 515 294-2820. |
| October 23 |
Reception for Marva Ruther, who will be leaving the College of Human Sciences and joining the Office of Sponsored Programs Administration (OSPA). 3-5 p.m., E012 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, call the Research Institute for Studiees in Education, 515 294-7009. |
| October 24 |
Lecture on Early Child Care Quality. Thelma Harms, co-author of the nationally recognized Early Childhood Environmental Rating Scale, will deliver a lecture, "Meeting the challenge of implementing a quality rating system: Improving child care quality through policy and research." Sponsored by the Barbara E. (Mound) Hansen Lecture Series Endowment, the ISU Lecture Program, and the Government of the Student Body. 7 p.m., Memorial Union, Pioneer Room. More. |
| October 25 |
College of Human Sciences Professional and Scientific Staff Brown Bag Forum. Members of the P&S staff are invited to hear opening remarks from Cheryl Achterberg, dean, and a presentation about the P&S Council, and share ideas, raise concerns, and ask questions of P&S Council representatives. Bring your lunch if you like. Noon-1 p.m., LeBaron Lounge. For more information, contact Malisa Rader, 515 294-3040, or Jason Follett, 515 294-3844. |
| October 31 |
Virtual Schooling Lecture: Distance Learning. M.D. Roblyer will discuss distance learning and the changing landscape of K-12 education. Roblyer is visiting campus as part of the Teacher Education Goes into Virtual Schooling project. Lecture is at 8:30 a.m., 3140 Agronomy Building. For more information, contact Mi Ok Cho, 515 294-3471. More. |
| November 4 |
Pre-game "Brain Food" Lecture on Loneliness. Daniel Russell, professor of human development and family studies, and researcher in the Institute for Social and Behavioral Research, will deliver a lecture, "Loneliness -- developing a measure of loneliness, examining factors that lead to feeling lonely, and consequences of loneliness." Part of the College of Human Sciences Pre-Game "Brain Food" Lecture Series. 10-11 a.m., Mahlstede Building, Reiman Gardens. For more information or to register, contact Dynette Mosher, 515 294-2820, dmosher@iastate.edu. |
| November 7 |
"Campus Walk to Dodge Diabetes." Everyone is invited to participate in the 3/4 mile trek across campus over the lunch hour. Sponsored by the Nutrition Clinic for Employee Wellness and the Nutrition and Wellness Research Center. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. More. |
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College of Human Sciences Alumni Reception. The Ivy Bake Shoppe and Café, West Burlington, Iowa. 4:30-6:00 p.m. Brief program at 5:15 p.m. featuring Dean Cheryl Achterberg. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, 515 294-2820, dmosher@iastate.edu |
| November 13 |
Submission Deadline: Human Sciences Happenings. Deadline for submitting calendar items for November email edition. See link (above left) for online submission. |
| November 29 |
Brown bag conversation with faculty on building a career as a researcher and scholar. Designed primarily for untenured faculty and those who want to enhance their research productivity. Noon-1:15 p.m., N131 Lagomarcino. More. |
| December 7 |
Winter Social and Awards Recognition for CHS Faculty and Staff, hosted by the Dean's Office. 3 p.m., Campanile Room, Memorial Union. Program at 3:30. For more information, contact DeeAnna Bechtel, 515 294-7800. More. |
| December 15 |
Graduation Celebration for students in the College of Human Sciences receiving their bachelors' degrees. Ceremony, 4:30 p.m., C.Y. Stephens Auditorium. |
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Reception for bachelors, masters and Ph.D. graduates in the College of Human Sciences and their families and friends. Immediately following the CHS Graduation Celebration ceremony and immediately preceding the Graduate Commencement ceremony. (6-7:30 p.m.), First Floor Lobby, Scheman Building. |
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Graduate Commencement Ceremony for all ISU masters and Ph.D. candidates, 8 p.m., C.Y. Stephens Auditorium. |
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January 5 |
Submission Deadline: Human Sciences Happenings. Deadline for submitting calendar items for January email edition. See link (above left) for online submission |
| January 18 |
Employees Discrimination and HarassmentTraining Session. All Iowa State University employees are asked to participate in one session to learn Iowa State's new policies. Sessions specifically for College of Human Sciences personnel run Jan. 18-25. (Anyone who supervises students or staff should sign up for a supervisors session.) Register on Access Plus > Employee > HRS Training > Courses. Session is 9-10 a.m., 3512 Memorial Union. |
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Supervisors Discrimination and HarassmentTraining Session. All Iowa State University employees are asked to participate in one session to learn Iowa State's new policies. Sessions specifically for College of Human Sciences personnel run Jan. 18-25. (Anyone who supervises students or staff should sign up for a supervisors session.) Register on Access Plus > Employee > HRS Training > Courses. Session is 2-3:30 p.m., 3512 Memorial Union. |
| Janaury 19 |
Open Forum with President, Provost. President Gregory Geoffroy and Provost Elizabeth Hoffman will visit with faculty and staff in the College of Human Sciences. Part of the leaders' annual visit to the College, the open forum runs from 4-5 p.m., in MacKay Auditorium, 117 MacKay Hall. |
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Registration Deadline for ISU Experiential Classroom Workshop. Register for the ISU Experiential Classroom Workshop on January 25 and 26. Enrollment is limited, with a $15 fee. See flyer for more details. For more information, contact Linda Niehm, niehmlin@iastate.edu. |
| January 20 |
Deadline for Student Applications for Borlaug Internship. Undergraduate students can travel overseas, work in international research labs, and get expenses paid through the Borlaug Summer Internship program. More. |
| January 23 |
Supervisors Discrimination and HarassmentTraining Session. All Iowa State University employees are asked to participate in one session to learn Iowa State's new policies. Sessions specifically for College of Human Sciences personnel run Jan. 18-25. (Anyone who supervises students or staff should sign up for a supervisors session.) Register on Access Plus > Employee > HRS Training > Courses. Session is 9-10:30 a.m., Sun Room, Memorial Union. |
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Employees Discrimination and HarassmentTraining Session. All Iowa State University employees are asked to participate in one session to learn Iowa State's new policies. Sessions specifically for College of Human Sciences personnel run Jan. 18-25. (Anyone who supervises students or staff should sign up for a supervisors session.) Register on Access Plus > Employee > HRS Training > Courses. Session is 2-3 p.m., Sun Room, Memorial Union. |
| January 24 |
Employees Discrimination and HarassmentTraining Session. All Iowa State University employees are asked to participate in one session to learn Iowa State's new policies. Sessions specifically for College of Human Sciences personnel run Jan. 18-25. (Anyone who supervises students or staff should sign up for a supervisors session.) Register on Access Plus > Employee > HRS Training > Courses. Session is 9-10 a.m., Cardinal Room, Memorial Union. |
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Supervisors Discrimination and HarassmentTraining Session. All Iowa State University employees are asked to participate in one session to learn Iowa State's new policies. Sessions specifically for College of Human Sciences personnel run Jan. 18-25. (Anyone who supervises students or staff should sign up for a supervisors session.) Register on Access Plus > Employee > HRS Training > Courses. Session is 2-3:30 p.m., Cardinal Room, Memorial Union. |
| January 25 |
Supervisors Discrimination and HarassmentTraining Session. All Iowa State University employees are asked to participate in one session to learn Iowa State's new policies. Sessions specifically for College of Human Sciences personnel run Jan. 18-25. (Anyone who supervises students or staff should sign up for a supervisors session.) Register on Access Plus > Employee > HRS Training > Courses. Session is 9-10:30 a.m., 3512 Memorial Union. |
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Employees Discrimination and HarassmentTraining Session. All Iowa State University employees are asked to participate in one session to learn Iowa State's new policies. Sessions specifically for College of Human Sciences personnel run Jan. 18-25. (Anyone who supervises students or staff should sign up for a supervisors session.) Register on Access Plus > Employee > HRS Training > Courses. Session is 2-3 p.m., 3512 Memorial Union. |
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Early Development, Care and Education Research Seminar. Learn what faculty in human development and family studies are studying in this area. Feel free to bring your lunch. Noon-1 p.m., 331 Palmer Building. More. |
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Entrepreneurship Networking Event and Reception. Reception for Michael Morris, Syracuse University, Helen LeBaron Hilton Chair 2006-2007, 7-9 p.m., the Knoll. Iowa State University President Gregory L. Geoffroy and College of Human Sciences Dean Cheryl Achterberg. Admittance by invitation only. For more information, contact Sandra Stewart, 515 314-7430. |
| January 25-26 |
ISU Experiential Classroom Workshop provides hands-on experiences that demonstrate how to integrate entrepreneurship content, concepts, and experiences into your teaching. This workshop will provide approaches, tools, perspectives, ideas, and materials that you can use to develop effective entrepreneurial learning strategies. The workshop will also promote better research, teaching, and outreach activities through innovation, collaboration, and continuous improvement -- key elements of Iowa State University's strategic plan. Sponsored by the Helen LeBaron Hilton Endowed Chair Program in the College of Human Sciences. $15 registration fee. 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Building 4, ISU Research Park. Details and registration form. For more information, contact Linda Niehm, niehmlin@iastate.edu. 515 294-1930.
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| January 31 |
Overview and demonstration of SAS. Representatives from SAS will present an overview of their Business Intelligence tools. This technology could help Iowa State improve access to information for monitoring activities and trends as well as model building to support decision making. Hosted by Jim Davis, Information Technology Services. Feel free to bring your lunch. 11 a.m.-2:15, 206 Durham. More (agenda is tentative) . |
| February 1 |
Minority Student Support Seminar. Continuing challenges in minority student recruitment and retention will be examined in this open discussion. Cindy Frederickson will talk about successful programs in health and human performance. Nina Grant will discuss ways that faculty can be involved in the Carver Internship Program. Yañira Pacheco Ortiz will share minority enrollment figures and suggest how others can help support recruitment and retention efforts. Hosted by the College of Human Sciences Diversity, Equity and Community Committee, 4-5:30 p.m., 331 Palmer Building. |
| February 2 |
Submission Deadline: Human Sciences Happenings. Deadline for submitting calendar items for monthly email edition. See link (above left) for online submission |
| February 6 |
Open forum to discuss two new College of Human Sciences initiatives. Visit with Cheryl Achterberg, dean, to learn more about the Entrepreneurial Program Initiative and the Teaching Innovation Initiative. 4-5 p.m., N121 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Denise Wright, 515 294-5380. More. |
| February 7 |
Open forum to discuss new College of Human Sciences initiatives. Visit with Cheryl Achterberg, dean, to learn more about the Entrepreneurial Program Initiative and the Teaching Innovation Initiative. 9:30-10:30 a.m., N127 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Denise Wright, 515 294-5380. More. |
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| February 8 |
College of Human Sciences P&S brown bag forum. Professional and Scientific staff members in the College of Human Sciences are invited to a brown bag forum to visit with ISU P&S Council leaders Cathy Good, president, and Dan Woodin, president-elect. Topics will include, but are not limited to, new resource management (budget) model, staff benefits, flexible pay program and more. This event is co-hosted by P&S Council members Jason Follett and Malisa Rader along the CHS P&S Staff Support Committee. Noon-1 p.m., 0331 Palmer. For more information, contact Malisa Rader at 515 294-3040. |
| February 12 |
Rossmann Manatt Lecture on teaching and learning for wholeness, social justice and liberation. Laura Rendón will discuss the experiences of faculty who have challenged entrenched institutional structures and discuss an pedagogic model that combines intellectual learning with contemplative practices. Feel free to bring your lunch. Noon-1:30 p.m., Gold Room, Memorial Union. Co-hosted by the College of Human Sciences and the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching. Pre-register on Access Plus > HRS Training > Courses. More. |
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Deadline for submitting multicultural education papers for state conference. Deadline for submitting proposals to present at the First State of Iowa Conference on Multicultural education. "Critical Multicultural Education in Iowa: Moving Beyond Fun, Food and Festivals" is the theme of the PreK-16 conference, which will be held on the ISU campus. For more information, contact James McShay, 515 294-9453. More. |
| February 14 |
Learn about the eDoc electronic student portfolio system. First designed by Human Sciences researchers for students in C&I, ELPS, FSHN, and ISU Comm, the e-Doc web-based portfolio system is now offered campus-wide. See examples in a show-and-tell session hosted by CELT and the eDoc initiative on Feb. 14, noon-1 pm, 1230 Comm. Bldg. Pizza provided. Register on AccessPlus, More. |
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Open forum to discuss two new College of Human Sciences initiatives. Visit with Cheryl Achterberg, dean, to learn more about the Entrepreneurial Program Initiative and the Teaching Innovation Initiative. 2-3 p.m., N221 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Denise Wright, 515 294-5380. More. |
| February 15 |
CANCELLED "Giving in an Entrepreneurial Culture," an academic presentation for students and faculty — and book signing by Arthur Brooks, professor of public administration and director of the nonprofit studies program at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York. Brooks is author of "Who really cares: The surprising truth about compassionate conservatism." Part of the Helen LeBaron Hilton Endowed Chair program in the College of Human Sciences. Light refreshments will be served. Noon-1 p.m., Sun Room, Memorial Union. More. |
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CANCELLED "What is Social Entrepreneurship?" Explore the teaching and research of social entrepreneurship in a seminar/workshop for faculty led by Arthur Brooks (described above) and Michael Morris, Witting Chair and director of entrepreneurship and emerging enterprises at Syracuse University and Hilton Endowed Chair in the College of Human Sciences at Iowa State University. 2-3:30 p.m., 0331 Palmer Bldg. RSVP to Sandra Stewart, sandras@iastate.edu, by Feb. 8. More. |
| February 21 |
Deadline for submitting proposals for Honors Program students to present their work at Iowa State University's first annual Undergraduate Research Symposium. More. |
| February 22 |
Proposed budget model discussions. Mike Sherman, vice provost for academic administration at Ohio State University, will visit the College of Human Sciences to discuss the OSU's new budget model. Iowa State officials are considering a proposal to adopt a similar budget model. |
| March 1 |
VPN server discontinued today. The College of Human Sciences VPN server will be shut down on March 1. Users are asked to switch to the ISU VPN service. More. |
| March 2 |
Submission Deadline: Human Sciences Happenings. Deadline for submitting calendar items for next monthly email edition. See link (above left) for online submission |
| March 6 |
Food Science and Human Nutrition Day for prospective students. Visit provides an in-depth look at the majors of food science, dietetics, and nutritional science and related career opportunities. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Register by Mar. 1. More. |
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| 2007 - March 09 |
Application deadline for $50,000/year Bailey award. –
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| 2007 - March 09 |
Application deadline for student grant money –
The College of Human Sciences Council has grant money available to help fund individual students or organizations who will participate in educational opportunities such as professional development conferences, field trips, workshops, seminars, guest speakers, and undergraduate research. For more information, contact Garrett Skaar, 515 521-7590, gskaar@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2007 - March 12 - April 13 |
Cashin Plus Six: Crafting an American Style, 1946-1975 –
a fashion exhibition of seven influential mid-century American designers. A joint exhibition by Iowa State University and the University of Nebraska at the Robert Hillestad Textiles Gallery, at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. (Will be showing at the Textiles and Clothing Museum at Morrill Hall on the Iowa State University campus, Sept. 16-Nov. 18.) For more information, contact Susan Torntore or Jean Parsons, 515 294-3826, sjtornt@iastate.edu. |
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| 2007 - March 19 |
Endless Opportunities for prospective students in family and consumer sciences education and studies. –
Introduces the career opportunities available those in the major of family and consumer sciences education and studies. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. More |
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| 2007 - March 23 |
Deadline for student applications for John and Mary Pappajohn Scholarship Awards. –
Ten $1000 scholarships will be awarded to student demonstrating an interest in entrepreneurship and small business. An additional award, the $500 Carolyn Johnes Carr Scholarship, will be awarded to a female student. More |
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| 2007 - March 26 |
"Giving in an Entrepreneurial Culture," an academic presentation for students and faculty –
and book signing by Arthur Brooks, professor of public administration and director of the nonprofit studies program at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York. Brooks is author of "Who really cares: The surprising truth about compassionate conservatism." Part of the Helen LeBaron Hilton Endowed Chair program in the College of Human Sciences. Noon-1 p.m., Sun Room, Memorial Union. More |
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| 2007 - March 26 |
"What is Social Entrepreneurship?" –
Explore the teaching and research of social entrepreneurship in a seminar/workshop for faculty led by Arthur Brooks (described above) and Michael Morris, Witting Chair and director of entrepreneurship and emerging enterprises at Syracuse University and Hilton Endowed Chair in the College of Human Sciences at Iowa State University. 2-3:30 p.m., 0331 Palmer Bldg. RSVP to Sandra Stewart, sandras@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2007 - March 28 |
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Deadline for faculty to nominate students to serve as the student speaker or student marshal at the college ceremony, to receive the Dean's Recognition Award at the college ceremony, and/or to serve as the college representative at the university ceremony. For details and forms, refer to email message sent 3/7/2007 by DeeAnna Bechtel on behalf of Jackie Blount. |
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Submission Deadline: Human Sciences Happenings. –
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Behind the Scenes Day for prospective students in apparel merchandising, design and projection. –
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| 2007 - March 31 |
"Reflect" - 25th Annual Textiles and Clothing Fashion Show. –
A student-run event and part of a capstone course, the public show highlights student talents in design, merchandising and production. C.Y. Stephens Auditorium. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are available in person at the Iowa State Center Ticket Office and also through TicketMaster. More |
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| 2007 - April 04 |
'Every Step for I-S-U' kick off –
Receive a free, seven-day pedometer and get the scoop on a four-week walking program. The students of the worksite health promotion course and Dean Cheryl Achterberg have challenged all employees in the College of Human Sciences to participate in the program. Kick off is on Wednesday, April 4, 9-10 a.m., in LeBaron Lounge, MacKay Hall. For more information, contact Sally Barclay, phone (515) 294-9625. More |
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| 2007 - April 05 |
Souper Supper to benefit Ames Heart Walk –
The Food Science and Human Nutrition Learning Community invites you to its annual Souper Supper on Apr. 5, at 6 p.m., in 23 MacKay Hall, to benefit the Ames Heart Walk. The supper is free, while 100% of donations go to the heart walk. Advance reservations are required. Email your reservations by April 1 to soupersupper@iastate.edu. For more information, call 563 650-9170. |
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| 2007 - April 05 |
"The Impending Transformation of Iowa: Is Bioenergy Really an Entrepreneurial Solution?" –
A lecture by Michael Morris, Witting Chair in Entrepreneurship and head of entrepreneurship and emerging enterprises at Syracuse University. He has studied and written extensively on entrepreneurship. This is the final lecture by Morris as the 2007-08 visiting Dean Helen LeBaron Hilton Endowed Chair in the College of Human Sciences at Iowa State More |
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| 2007 - April 06 |
Deadline for student applications for the Okoboji Entrepreneurship Institute –
a weeklong "boot camp" for Iowa college students that runs August 5-10. For more information, contact the ISU Pappajohn Center for Entrepreneurship, phone 515-296-6532, email info@isupjcenter.org. More |
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| 2007 - April 06 |
Rewards and challenges: Career development for women in academcs and industry –
A panel discussion with women from non-traditional careers. Panel members: Diane Birt, Distinguished professor in food science and human nutrition; Ruth MacDonald, professor and chair of food science and human nutrition; Elizabeth Hoffman, executive vice president and provost at Iowa State, and more. Sponsored by the ISU Women's Enrichment Fund Mini Grant Program and the Commmittee on the Status of Women in the Economics Profession. 1:30-3 p.m., 368A Heady Hall. More |
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| 2007 - April 11 |
"Got ignorance?" event –
Join a campaign by Iowa State University students, faculty and staff to fight acts of discrimination and violence motivated by hatred, intolerance and ignorance and targeting a person's traits or affiliation. Buy a "Got ignorance?" t-shirt for $5. The College of Human Sciences is a co-sponsor of this event. 11 a.m.-1 p.m., south of the Parks Library. For more information, contact Rohini Romnath. |
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| 2007 - April 11 |
Sex Signals:The Real Life, Funny, Sort-of-Improv Show about Sex and Other Stuff –
Blending a unique combination of improvisational comedy, education, and audience participation, Sex Signals provides a provocative, in-your-face look at issues surrounding dating, sex, and date rape on college campuses. Hosted by the ISU Committee on Lectures and several campus groups as part of Sexual Assault Prevention Month, coordinated by Melissa Burke, co-president, ISU Student Health Advisory Committee and a sophomore in health and human performance. Free and open to the public. 7-8:30 p.m., Great Hall, Memorial Union. For more information, contact Melissa Burke, (563) 340-9022, burkems@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2007 - April 12 |
Deadline for reserving a seat at the Dean's Research Recognition luncheon –
The luncheon for College of Human Sciences faculty, graduate students, Honors program students, and Rosenfeld interns is on April 18, from 11:30 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. in 250-252 Scheman. Diane Birt, Distinguished professor in food science and human nutrition will deliver a lecture on her research. Birt will be recognized with the 2007 Dean's Research Recognition Award from the College of Human Sciences. An Italian buffet will be served. Seating is limited. Reservations will be accepted until all seats are filled or until April 12, whichever comes first. To make reservations, email DeeAnna Bechtel, dbechtel@iastate.edu. |
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| 2007 - April 13 |
Informational session on new Grow Iowa Values Fund proposals –
Lisa Lorenzen and Steve Carter will hold an information session on the third round of the Grow Iowa Values Fund grants competition. The fund produced major funding for Human Sciences last year. Information session runs from noon until 1:30 p.m., in 1213 Hoover Hall. More |
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| 2007 - April 13 |
"Creating Classrooms that Welcome Diversity" –
a lunch-time seminar featuring a panel discussion by James McShay (CI) who coordinates the Dialogues on Diversity courses; Penny Rice (Women's Center/ELPS) who teaches the Gender Justice courses; and Nancy Evans (ELPS) a leader in the Social Justice initiative. A group discussion will follow. Bring your lunch. Treats will be provided. Hosted by the College of Human Sciences Diversity Committee. Noon-1:30 p.m., 0331 Palmer. For more information, contact Suzanne Hendrick, (515) 294-4272. More |
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| 2007 - April 15 |
Application deadline for summer or fall Rosenfeld Undergraduate Research Internships –
Open to students in: family and consumer sciences education and studies, food science and human nutrition, human development and family studies, hotel, restaurant and institution management, textiles and clothing. More |
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| 2007 - April 18 |
"Can we improve Echinacea as a cold remedy?" Dean's Research Recognition Lecture –
Diane Birt, Distinguished professor in food science and human nutrition and winner of the 2007 Dean's Research Recognition Award from the College of Human Sciences, will deliver the lecture at a special luncheon for CHS faculty, graduate students, Honors program students, and Rosenfeld interns. Birt's research focuses on cancer prevention, diet, and botanical supplements. Seating for the luncheon is limited. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., 250-252 Scheman. To reserve a seat, email DeeAnna Bechtel, dbechtel@iastate.edu . |
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| 2007 - April 19 |
Pate lecture on exercise and obesity in youth –
Russell Pate, associate vice president for health sciences and professor in exercise science at the University of South Carolina, will discuss "Physical Activity Promotion for Obesity Prevention in Youth" at 7 p.m., in 279 Forker Building. Pate has been named the Pease Family Scholar for Spring 2007 by the Department of Health and Human Performance. For more information, call 515 294-8009 More |
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| 2007 - April 20 |
Morrill Hall Re-Dedication –
Join President Geoffroy in celebrating the reopening of one of Iowa State's most cherished buildings. The building will house the new Textiles and Clothing Museum, the new Center for Visual Learning in Textiles and Clothing, the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching, and the Christian Petersen Art Museum. Hosted by the ISU Foundation. 10:45 a.m. in tent outside Morrill Hall. For more information call 515 294-6559. |
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| 2007 - April 21 |
Human Sciences tent at the VEISHEA celebration –
Activities will help kick off the year-long observation of Iowa State University's 150th birthday. More than 20 departments, centers and programs will be highlighted with interactive displays and activities in the tent. More |
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| 2007 - April 25 |
Staff appreciation breakfast –
Breakfast buffet, 250-252 Scheman, 7:30-9:30 a.m. RSVP by April 20 to DeeAnna Bechtel, 515 294-7800. |
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| 2007 - April 25 |
"Float into Finals" with free root beer floats –
Faculty and staff will serve up root beer floats so Human Sciences students can enjoy a stress-free pick-me-up before exams. A repeat from last year's successful event. 2-4 p.m., south lawn of MacKay Hall. In case of inclement weather, the event will be held in LeBaron Lounge. More |
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| 2007 - April 25 |
Textiles and Clothing Fashion Show –
26th annual student-run event will showcase fashions designed by Iowa State University students. The event will run in the evening at C.Y. Stephens Auditorium. For more information, contact Sara Marcketti, 515 294-7393 |
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| 2007 - April 27 |
Retirement reception for Sue Crull –
A retirement reception for Sue Crull, associate professor in human development and family studies, will be held at the Farm House Museum from 3:30-5 p.m., with a short program at 4 p.m. Hosted by the Department of Human Development and Family Studies. For more information, contact Malisa Rader, (515) 294-3040. |
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| 2007 - April 30 |
Retirement reception for Mary Huba –
A reception in honor of Mary Huba, professor of research and evaluation, will be held on the Campnile Room of the Memorial Union from 2-4 p.m. A brief program begins at 2:45 p.m. This event is hosted by the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies |
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| 2007 - May 04 |
Graduation Celebration –
for students in the College of Human Sciences receiving bachelors' degrees. Ceremony, 4:30 p.m., C.Y. Stephens Auditorium. More |
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| 2007 - May 04 |
Reception for bachelors, masters and Ph.D. graduates –
in the College of Human Sciences and their families and friends. Immediately following the CHS Graduation Celebration ceremony and immediately preceding the Graduate Commencement ceremony. (6-7:30 p.m.), First Floor Lobby, Scheman Building More |
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| 2007 - May 04 |
Graduate Commencement Ceremony –
for all ISU masters and Ph.D. candidates, 8 p.m., C.Y. Stephens Auditorium More |
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| 2007 - May 07 |
Retirement reception for Jane Love –
associate professor in food science and human nutrition. Hosted by the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. 3:30-4:15 p.m., Food Sciences Building Courtyard. For more information, contact Brenda Emery, phone 515 294-6442. |
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| 2007 - May 11 |
Retirement reception for Bev Kruempel –
Joint reception for Bev and Ken Kruempel. Bev is an adjunct assistant professor of family and consumer sciences education and studies. Ken is an associate professor in electrical and computer engineering. Hosted by the Department of Apparel, Educational Studies and Hospitality Management. 3-5 p.m., Campanile Room, Memorial Union. For more information, contact Victoria Van Voorhis, 515 294-7474, vvanv@iastate.edu. |
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| 2007 - May 17 |
Farewell reception for Mack Shelley –
who has served as a University professor in educational leadership and policy studies (ELPS) and director of the Research Institute for Studies in Education (RISE). He will be leaving the College of Human Sciences and returning to his original appointments in political science and statistics at Iowa State. Hosted by ELPS and RISE. Reception runs from 3-5 p.m. in Lagomarcino Courtyard. Rain location is E102 Lagomarcino Hall. More |
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| 2007 - May 17 - 19 |
Alumni Days –
Attention, Class of 1957: Save the dates of May 17-19, 2007 for your 50-year class reunion. All members of the Gold Medal Club (classes who graduated prior to 1957) are invited to Alumni Days, with special recognition to those classes whose graduation years end in 2 or 7. You Events include a Thursday evening dinner and program as Tom Twetten, 1957 class president and former Deputy Director of Intelligence Operations for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, has some good news to relate to the past 50 years and will also shared a few spy tales from his CIA experience. More |
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| 2007 - May 19 |
The First State of Iowa Conference on Multicultural Education –
Hold this date and plan to attend the first-ever statewide conference which will address the theme, "Critical Multicultural Education in Iowa: Moving Beyond Fun, Food, and Festivals." One-day conference will take place on the Iowa State University campus. Details TBA. For more information, contact James McShay, 515 294-9453 More |
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| 2007 - June 07 |
Family and Consumer Sciences Educators Workshop –
Keynote speaker: Kristie Roehr Sigler (CFS '95), director of menu strategy for Applebee's International in Overland Park, Kan. Workshop topics include: restaurant/menu trends; how to speak so teens will listen; interior design trends; dietary supplements; high school financial planning; growth and development of children; etiquette; historic costumes; service learning as a teaching tool; teacher panel. $25 registration fee includes lunch. 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., MacKay Hall. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, 515 294-2820 |
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| 2007 - August 17 |
Convocation for faculty and staff –
Breakfast will be served from 7:45 a.m. until 8:30 a.m. The meeting will run from 8:30 a.m. until around 11 a.m. Rooms 167-179 Scheman. |
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| 2007 - August 24 |
"Flight of the Creative Class" book discussion and brown bag –
Hear and share thoughts about the book by Richard Florida that is sparking discussion within the College of Human Sciences and around the world. Florida has been named the Dean Helen LeBaron Hilton Endowed Chair in the College of Human Sciences for 2007-08. Feel free to bring your lunch to munch during the session. Hosted by the ISU Advisory Committee for Program Planning and Diversity Coordination. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., 3505 Memorial Union. More |
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| 2007 - August 29 |
Welcome Day Picnic –
for College of Human Sciences students. South Lawn of MacKay Hall, 5-6:30 p.m. |
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| 2007 - September 10 |
ISU Fall Convocation and Awards Ceremony –
To recognize outstanding members of the faculty and staff. Open to the public. 3:30 p.m., Sun Room, Memorial Union. Reception following. |
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| 2007 - September 10 |
Lecture: Helminths as Regulators of Aberrant Inflammation –
a lecture by David Elliott, M.D., Ph.D., University of Iowa, who studies helminths (parasitic worms) and their effects on inflammatory bowel disease. Co-sponsored by the College of Human Sciences. Refreshments at 4 p.m., lecture at 4:10 p.m., 1414 Molecular Biology Building. For more information, contact Amy Goretska, phone 515 294-7252. |
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| 2007 - September 12 |
Open forum with ISU president and provost –
Members of the College of Human Sciences faculty and staff are invited to participate in an open forum with President Gregory Geoffroy and Provost Elizabeth Hoffman, as part of their annual visit to the college. 2:10-3 p.m. (note that time has changed), MacKay Auditorium, 117 MacKay Hall. |
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| 2007 - September 13 |
Open house at offices of Human Sciences Student Services and University Teacher Education Program –
All students, faculty and staff are invited to an open house to celebrate the freshly renovated suites in 0131 and 0133 MacKay, designed to help deliver even better services to students. The open house runs from 3-4:30 p.m. More |
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| 2007 - September 14 |
Paula Cowgill Gmelch Memorial Garden dedication –
Open to the public, 3-5 p.m., Lagomarcino Courtyard. Remarks at 3:20. More |
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| 2007 - September 14 |
Richard Florida and the "Creative Class": An Introduction –
Richard Florida and the "Creative Class": An Introduction. Florida is the 2007-08 Hilton Chair in the College of Human Sciences. This introductory session is hosted by the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT). Brief background readings on Florida's ideas will be sent to all who register. 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., 2030 Morrill Hall. Register via AccessPlus. Go to the Employee tab, then HRS Training > Continue > Courses. For help, contact CELT at celt@iastate.edu or 515 294-5357.
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| 2007 - September 16 - November 18 |
Cashin Plus Six: Crafting an American Style, 1946-1975 –
a fashion exhibition of seven influential mid-century American designers. A joint exhibition by Iowa State University and the University of Nebraska in the ISU Textiles and Clothing Museum, Morrill Hall. For more information, contact Susan Torntore or Jean Parsons, 515 294-4022, jparsons@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2007 - September 19 |
Lecture by Richard Florida, author of "The Rise of the Creative Class" –
and "The Flight of the Creative Class." Florida has been named the 2007-08 Dean Helen LeBaron Hilton Chair in the College of Human Sciences. "Rise" meshes research and story-telling to examine the forces behind our changing economy and they ways communities thrive. The book received the Washington Monthly's Political Book Award and was cited as a major breakthrough idea of 2004 by the Harvard Business Review. Free of charge and open to the public. 8 p.m. in C.Y. Stephens Auditorium in Ames. More |
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| 2007 - September 19 |
Chinese dance demonstration –
A 24-person dance group from the Tianjin Conservatory of Music in Tianjin, China, will give a 45-minute demonstration and lecture beginning at 1:10 p.m., in 106 Forker Building. The dancers represent 56 minority groups and provide an overview of dance in their region. This event is free, open to the public, and hosted by the Iowa Sister States-Hebei Committee and Iowa State Dance. For more information, contact Janice Baker, 515 294-3047. |
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| 2007 - September 21 |
Denim Day for the United Way –
All faculty and staff in the College of Human Sciences are invited to participate. Your suggested $5 donation is your pass to wear your favorite jeans to work. To get involved, stop by the Student Services Office in 131 MacKay to drop off your donation and pick up your permit to dress down on September 21st. All proceeds will be donated to the United Way. For more information, contact Michele Lee, 515 294-0866. More |
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| 2007 - September 21 |
Richard Florida and the "Creative Class": Implications for Teaching –
Florida is the 2007-08 Hilton Chair in the College of Human Sciences. In this follow-up brown bag, participants will discuss Florida's campus lecture and its implications for college and university teaching. This follow-up is hosted by the Center for Excellence in Learning and Teaching (CELT). 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m., 2030 Morrill Hall. Register via AccessPlus. Go to the Employee tab, then HRS Training > Continue > Courses. For help, contact CELT at celt@iastate.edu or 4-5357.
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| 2007 - September 24 |
Lecture/Dialogue: The Missing Story of Ourselves –
Vivyan Adair, Ph.D., chair of the Elihu Root Peace Fund and associate professor women's studies at Hamilton College in Clinton, New York, will discuss an exhibition of museum-quality color photographs and stories created by parents and/or students who have been poor and whose lives have changed through higher education. The exhibit, "The Missing Story of Ourselves: Poverty and the Promise of Higher Education," is on display through Sept. 28 at the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Gallery in the Round in Ames. Adair is director of the Access project, a pilot program that assists disadvantaged parents in their efforts to earn college degrees. Hosted by the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies in conjunction with the new social justice concentration, the lecture and dialogue is open to the public and will run from 2:30-4:30 p.m. in 2019 Morrill Hall. More |
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| 2007 - September 24 - 28 |
Make a Change –
Donate your loose change to United Way, a nonprofit organization that helps identify the most pressing human needs and distributes your contribution to groups that help meet those needs. Change jars are located in all buildings associated with the College of Human Sciences through Friday, September 28. Lift those sofa cushions, empty your bag, and make a change in your community by donating your loose change. For more information, contact Ron Leibold, 515 294-8718. More |
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| 2007 - September 30 |
Conversation Dinners –
for people in the College of Human Sciences. Designed to promote friendships and cross-departmental interaction, several dinners for twelve will be hosted in homes at 6 p.m. Participants will be asked to donate to the United Way fundraising campaign. Online registration forms are being developed. For more information, contact Roger Smith, chair, College of Human Sciences United Way Committee, 515 294-4942. More |
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| 2007 - October 10 |
Seminar: Aging, Immunity, and Exercise –
Marian Kohut, associate professor of kinesiology, will discussing aging, immunity and exercise. Seminar sponsored by the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. 4:10 p.m., 120 LeBaron. |
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| 2007 - October 11 |
Wine tasting and special program –
Presented by Jean and Mason Groben, owners and winemakers of the Jasper Winery in Newton. Seating is limited. Make reservations by email to Kathy Killorn, kathyk@iastate.edu, by Tuesday, Oct. 9 at 5 p.m. More |
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| 2007 - October 12 - 14 |
ISU Cyclone Family Weekend –
Celebrating 150 Years of the Cyclone Family More |
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| 2007 - October 13 |
State Educators Recognition –
For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, 515 294-2820. |
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| 2007 - October 13 |
Family Weekend Reception –
for families and their students in the College of Human Sciences. The reception runs from 9:30 a.m. until 11 a.m. in 171 Scheman. Optional departmental tours are available at 10:30 a.m., beginning at 171 Scheman. For more information, contact Darlene Fratzke, phone 515 294-0865. |
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| 2007 - October 15 |
Homecoming lunch on central campus –
sponsored by the Human Sciences Student Council. College of Human Sciences student organizations, departments, and programs are invited to offer activities and displays to showcase their efforts. Stop by and pick up a free ring flyer. For more information, contact Carol Cordell, 515 294-4090, or Carolyn Ersland, 515 294-3708. More |
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| 2007 - October 15 |
Borlaug Lecture by Monty Jones: Agricultural Research and Food Security in Africa –
Monty Jones is the executive secretary of the Forum for Agricultural Research in Africa, based in Ghana. He received the 2004 World Food Prize for his achievements in creating a new rice variety specifically bred for the ecological and agricultural conditions in Africa. Jones, the first African to win the World Food Prize, has worked to distribute the rice to farmers in Africa's villages in partnership with private and government agencies. Jones was born and educated in Sierra Leone. He is the 2007 Norman Borlaug Lecturer. The lecture is at 8 p.m. A reception and student poster display will precede the lecture, from 7-8 p.m. in the South Ballroom of the Memorial Union. More |
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| 2007 - October 15 |
Student poster session on world food issues –
Students will present their research on world food issues, as part of the sixth annual Norman Borlaug Lectureship Poster Competition. Poster set up and judging, 6-8 p.m. Poster display, 7-8 p.m. Winners will be named following the Borlaug Lecture. More |
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| 2007 - October 16 |
Iowa Hunger Summit –
organized by the World Food Prize Foundation, which each year awards the world's foremost honor for achievements that have increased the quantity, quality or availability of food in the world. The prize has been awarded for more than 20 years, but 2007 is the inaugural year for the Iowa Hunger Summit. A high point of the event will be the announcement of the dollar figure representing Iowa's contribution to fighting hunger at home and abroad. Iowa State University Extension is a co-sponsor of the event. For more information, contact Susan Klein in Families Extension, 515 261-4213. More |
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| 2007 - October 16 |
2007 World Food Prize Laureate will present, celebrate student researchers –
Philip Nelson, the 2007 World Food Prize Laureate, will deliver a short presentation and lead an open forum. The Borlaug student poster competition winners will also be recognized at the forum. A reception and student poster session follows. Hosted by the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. Forum begins at 2:40 p.m. in 1951 Food Sciences Building. More |
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| 2007 - October 16 |
Teleconference on climate change marks World Food Day –
A World Food Day teleconference on climate changes, challenges and consequences will run on Tuesday from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. A teleconference site will be set up in Room 1020 of the Extension 4-H Youth Building. To register, contact Joyce Greving in Extension to Families, email jagrevin@iastate.edu, phone 515 294-3079. More |
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| 2007 - October 17 |
Seminar: Lipase-Catalyzed Production of Healthful and Functional Lipids –
Casimir C. Akoh, Distinguished Research Professor of food science and technology at the University of Georgia, will present. Akoh is a Miller Lecture Speaker. Seminar sponsored by the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. 4:10 p.m., 1210 LeBaron. |
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| 2007 - October 17 |
10th Anniversary Celebration, Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching –
10th Anniversary Celebration Reception with presentation at 4:15 p.m. Lagomarcino Hall, Room N031 For more information, contact Tera Lawson at (515) 294-7280 or tjlawson@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2007 - October 17 |
Public Lecture: Supporting Teachers as Problem Solvers –
Dr. David Jonassen, Distinguished Professor of Education at the University of Missouri will present. This presentation will show that teachers are problem solvers. After describing the kinds of problem solving that engage teachers, Dr. Jonassen will describe how various technologies can be used to support teacher education students learning how to solve problems. Part of the 10th anniversary celebration of the Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching, the lecture is 7:30-8:30 p.m. in the Alliant Energy-Lee Liu Auditorium, Howe Hall, Room 1140. Contact Tera Lawson at (515) 294-7280 or tjlawson@iastate.edu for more information. More |
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| 2007 - October 18 |
Sally Rapp Beisser Student Services Center Dedication –
4 p.m., 131 MacKay Hall |
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| 2007 - October 18 |
Educational Technology Showcase, Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching –
Faculty and staff will have the opportunity to explore the latest innovations in technology for educational use. Technology demonstrations include iPods and Podcasting, Palms T5, Chroma Key Video, new Video Conferencing options, the Discourse System and Interactive White Board. Part of the 10th anniversary celebration of the Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching, this even runs from 11:00 until 1:30 pm in Lagomarcino Hall, Room N047. Contact Tera Lawson at (515) 294-7280 or tjlawson@iastate.edu for more information. More |
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| 2007 - October 18 |
Modeling Causality with Expert Systems Workshop with Dr. David Jonassen –
Dr. David Jonassen will teach attendees how to construct expert system rule bases that can be used to predict and infer relationships among every kind of problem which will allow them to convey dynamic causal relationships in domains. This interactive workshop for faculty and staff runs from 3:00 until 5:00 p.m. Space is limited. To request a seat, e-mail Tera Lawson, CTLT program assistant, at tjlawson@iastate.edu More |
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| 2007 - October 18 - 20 |
ISU Homecoming 2007 –
"Building on 150 Years of Tradition" More |
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| 2007 - October 19 |
Campus kick-off event for ISU fundraising campaign –
Open to the campus community. 8-9 p.m., Great Hall, Memorial Union. |
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| 2007 - October 19 |
Collaborative Virtual Educational Environments--A Brief Demonstration and Discussion –
Attendees will learn new features and uses of learning and social networking environments and be able to discuss the benefits of making use of these different tools for teaching and learning. The Virtual Environments will include Facebook, Ning, Second Life, Adobe Connect, WebCT, and Moodle. Part of the 10th anniversary celebration of the Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching, the demonstration will be in Lagomarcino Hall, Room N047, and will run from 11:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.; the session will be repeated from 12:15 to 1:30 pm. For more information, contact Tera Lawson at (515) 294-7280 or tjlawson@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2007 - October 22 |
Breast Cancer Forum for Friends and Family of Survivors –
Open discussion group for friends and family of breast cancer survivors. Sponsored by the Collge of Human Sciences as part of National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Free and open to the public. N231 Lagomarcino Hall, 6-8 p.m. |
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| 2007 - October 24 |
Seminar: Improving Bioavailability of Iron in Maize Foods –
led by Amy Proulx, Ph.D. student in nutrition at Iowa State. Seminar sponsored by the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. 4:10 p.m., 1210 LeBaron. |
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| 2007 - October 26 |
Registration deadline for Education Summit –
Register by email to dbecthel@iastate.edu by Oct. 26 for the one-day summit on Nov. 2. With the theme, "The Future of Education: Responding to Uncertainty," the summit is designed for state officials, PreK-16 educators, legislators, and leaders in business and industry, to discuss major issues in education. For details, see the Nov. 2 calendar entry below. |
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| 2007 - October 26 |
Careers in Student Affairs Day! –
If you are a creative and energetic person who would love working in a work environment that supports student learning, then consider a job in College Student Affairs! Join the fun and have an oportunity to listen to a panel of students, staff and faculty who have gained experiences through student affiars. Information regarding other graduate programs at other colleges will also be provided.
The panel will take place in 2121 Martin Hall, on Friday, October 26, 2007 from 3 pm to 5 pm. Refreshments will be provided, so please RSVP to Tricia England at englantl@iastate.edu by Monday, October 22, 2007.
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| 2007 - October 28 |
Noche Puertorriquena--"Puerto Rican Night" –
The Puerto Rican Student Association will be hosting an educational and cultural event with their "Puerto Rican Night." There will be dance demonstrations by Descarga and the Organization of Latino Students and authentic Puerto Rican dishes.
The event will take place Sunday, October 28, 2007, from 5:45-11:00 p.m. in the Great Hall of teh Memorial Union. |
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| 2007 - October 30 |
Diversity in the Worlds of Math, Science, and Engineering –
Dr. James Johnson, Dean of the College of Engineering, Architecture and Computer Sciences at Howard University, will share his perspective and insights on diversity in the area of higher education in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) fields. Addressing such questions as "Is diversity more than an external view?", he will also share strategies for successfully attracting underrepresented groups in the STEM areas and partnering with minority serving institutions. The presentation will be held in the Alliant Energy Li Liu Auditorium in Howe Hall at 2:30 p.m. A lobby reception will follow. This event is sponsored by Diversity and Graduate Student Affairs, College of Engineering. More |
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| 2007 - October 30 |
Growing Up Global: Can Education Reduce Gender Inequality and Poverty? –
Cynthia B. Lloyd, a past director of Social Science Research and Current Senior Associate at the Population Council, will be leading a panel discussion about her experiences as a woman in a non-traditional career on Tuesday, October 30, 2007, from 3 to 4 p.m. in Heady Hall, Room 368A. Refreshments will be available at 2:30 p.m.
Dr. Lloyd will also present a lecture at 8:00 p.m. on October 30, in the Memorial Union's Sun Room. |
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| 2007 - October 31 |
Seminar: From Grain to Ethanol - What We can learn from Beer Production –
presented by Ya-Jane Wang, associate professor of food science at the University of Arkansas. Seminar sponsored by the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. 4:10 p.m., 1210 LeBaron. |
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| 2007 - November 02 |
Education Summit --The Future of Education: Responding to Uncertainty –
Keynote speakers are Jill Conrad, senior consultant for policy and planning, Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning, and Karen Smith, CEO, National Commission on Teaching and America's Future. Examine major educational issues, including nanoscale science, technology, egineering and mathematics (STEM) education, and the role of education in the economy, the environment, social justice, and globalization. Other topics include the shift from the information age to conceptual understanding/creativity/innovation, digital students and analog teachers, the tsunami of retiring teachers, and recruiting and retaining high quality teachers. Participants include officials from the Iowa Department of Education, the state legislature, teacher education institutions and community colleges, business and industry as well as PreK-12 schools and educational organizations. There is no attendance fee, but reservations must be received by Friday, October 26. Registration runs from 8:30 a.m. until 9 a.m. Sessions run from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Memorial Union. To register or for more information, contact David Whaley or DeeAnna Bechtel, 515 294-7800, dbechtel@iastate.edu. |
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| 2007 - November 07 |
Fabric sculpture dedication –
Dedication of "Spectral Interaction 1,2,3" by fiber artist Priscilla Sage. 3:30-5:30 p.m., College of Human Sciences Dean's Office, E262 Lagomarcino Hall. Program at 4. Art walk tour of art surrounding Lagomarcino, Palmer, and the Sally Rapp Beisser Student Services Offices, begins at 3:30. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, 515 294-2820. |
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| 2007 - November 07 |
Practical Applications in Instructional Technology--Seminar –
Steve Tomblin, an Instructional Technology Consultant at the University of Iowa will be the guest speaker for the CIT 615b Seminar on November 7th. He will be discussing the practical applicants in instructional technology, with an emphasis on leveraging innovative technology for teaching and learning, such as Second Life and Podcasts. He will also discuss the reality of attempting to use instructional technology principles in the real world.
The discussion will take place in N047 Lago from 4:10-5:00 p.m. Any questions, please contact Jennifer Redd at jredd@iastate.edu.
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| 2007 - November 07 |
Maria Delia Vivante--Overview of "Learn to Think" –
Maria Delia Vivante, professor at the Universidad Nacional de Cuyo in Mendoza, Argentina, and founder of the "Learn to Think" program, will be on campus Wednesday, November 7, 2007, to give an overview of her program. An after-school program aimed at providing food and educational initiatives to help high-risk students stay in school in Mendoza, Argentina, Maria Delia's program has been so well received in the community that mothers have also asked for training so that they might help their children succeed.
Maria Delia Vivante will be discussing the program and answering questions on November 7, from 11-12 p.m. in Lago N127. |
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| 2007 - November 09 |
Faculty tours and student demonstrations at Nutrition and Wellness Research Center –
Faculty Tours of the metabolic kitchen, dining areas, conference room, laboratories, exercise assessment room, and pilot plant area. Student demonstrations of exercise techniques and healthy eating strategies. Student posters and displays related to health and wellness research. Part of the Nutrition and Wellness Research Center Open House. Tours, demonstrations and displays: 3-7 p.m. Iowa State University Research Park, Building 6, 2325 North Loop Drive, Suite 6100, Ames. For more information, contact Diane Birt, 515 294-9873. More |
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| 2007 - November 09 |
Distinguished speakers on nutrition and wellness –
Lt. Gov. Patty Judge, State of Iowa; President Gregory Geoffroy, Iowa State University; Diane Birt, Distinguished professor and interim director, Nutrition and Wellness Research Center; Cheryl Achterberg, dean, College of Human Sciences; Mike Tramontina, director, Iowa Department of Economic Development; Zoraida DeFreitas, vice president of research and development, Kemin Health; Michael Budnik, executive vice president of sales, marketing and business development, Proliant Health and Biologicals. Part of the Nutrition and Wellness Research Center Open House. Speaker presentations: 5-6 p.m. Hors d'oeuvres and beverages served: 6-7 p.m. Iowa State University Research Park, Building 6, 2325 North Loop Drive, Suite 6100, Ames. For more information, contact Diane Birt, 515 294-9873. More |
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| 2007 - November 12 |
Health Career Forum –
Five professionals who work in community and public health and health education will discuss their careers at a forum at 6 p.m. in 279 Forker. The event is free and open to the public. Panelists include: Dawn Gentsch, coordinator of special projects, University of Iowa; Jill Norris, lifestyle management director, Wellmark Blue Cross/Blue Shield; Jerilyn Quigley, community health consultant and JEL leader, Iowa Department of Public Health, Division of Tobacco use Prevention and Control; Melissa Stoulil, middle school health education teacher, Norwalk School District; Sarah Taylor, physical activity coordinator, Iowans Fit for Life, Iowa Department of Public Health. Hosted by the Department of Kinesiology. For more information, contact Frank Schabel, phone 515 294-8728.
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| 2007 - November 13 |
WILL BE RESCHEDULED: Alumni Lecture: Corporate Social Responsibility –
by alum Julie Craven, vice president of corporate communications for Hormel Foods Corporation. Craven received a bachelor's degree in nutrition and dietetics from Iowa State University in 1977. She also has a master's degree from the University of Missouri. Part of the Iowa State 150th Anniversary Alumni Lecture Series. 8 p.m., Sun Room, Memorial Union. |
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| 2007 - November 15 |
Symposium: The Ethical, Philosophical, and Legal Issues of Genomic Research –
As part of the CEAH 2007 programming series, The Book of Life in a Genomic Age, this symposium will feature a panel of experts from the fields of law, sociology, genomic medicine and anthropology. In order to examine the legal, philosophical and social implications of genomic medicine, these panelists will deliver short talks followed by discussion and auidence questions.
The symposium will take place Thursday, Nov. 15, from 9:30-11:30 a.m. or 1-3 p.m. in the Memorial Union's Sun Room.
For more information, visit: http://www.iastate.edu/~ceah/events.htm More |
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| 2007 - November 26 |
Adolescent Research and Policy Implications –
Dr. Anne Petersen, Deputy Director and Professor for the Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences at Stanford University, will be presenting a lecture on Monday, Nov. 26. Dr. Petersen has 25 years experience as a faculty member and researcher, with a multitude of published books and scientific articles on puberty and psychosocial changes during adolescence.
The F. Wendell Miller Lecture will take place in 331 Palmer at 3:00 p.m. with a reception following.
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| 2007 - November 26 - 30 |
Giving Back to the Ames Community! –
The College of Human Sciences Student Council is celebrating the upcoming holidays by giving back to the Ames community. During the week of November 26-30, donations will be collected for ACCESS (Assault Care Center Extending Shelter and Support). There will be collection boxes available in designated ISU college offices.
Items needed by ACCESS:
Household or personal care items
Non-perishable food
Laundry detergent
Toilet paper
Drop Off Locations:
131 MacKay: College of Human Sciences
026 Curtiss: College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
297 Design: College of Design
Catt Hall: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
1200 Gerdin: College of Business
The Council encourages all ISU students and faculty to participate in giving back this holiday season and thanks you in advance for your generosity!
Questions ?
Contact the Human Sciences Student Council Community Service Co-Chairs
Marisha Imming: marisha@iastate.edu
Katie Spick: katie104@iastate.edu
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| 2007 - November 29 |
ServSafe Alcohol™ program –
Especially for people who work in the beverage industry and for students in hotel, restaurant, and institution management, this training program provides information on alcohol law and responsibility, rocognizing and preventing intoxication, checking identification and handling difficult situations. $25 registration fee. Preregister by email to Kathy Killorn, kathyk@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2007 - November 29 |
The Effect of Stereotypes on Student Performance –
Professor Claude Steele, member of the National Academy of Sciences and Lucie Stern Professor in social sciences at Stanford University, will present a lecture on Thursday, November 29, at 8 p.m. in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union. Steele, who is best known for his work on examining how stereotypes influence intellectual performance, will discuss his findings, in relationship to student performance.
A reception will be held prior to the lecture in the South Ballroom of the MU at 7 p.m.
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| 2007 - November 29 |
Farewell for Shirley Gilmore –
Retirement reception for Shirley Gilmore, professor of hotel, restaurant and institution management in apparel, educational studies and hospitality management, 3-4:30 p.m. in the Joan Bice Underwood Tearoom, 23 MacKay Hall. |
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| 2007 - December 06 |
Winter social and awards recognition –
for faculty and staff of the College of Human Sciences. 2-4 p.m., Campanile Room, Memorial Union. |
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| 2007 - December 10 |
Fostering Student Success higher education student research symposium –
The third annual symposium will feature presentations on higher education research by graduate students. Topics focus on the challenges and opportunities faced by today's college students as well as creating a healthy campus climate for all students. Sponsored by the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies. Runs from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. in the Sun Room of the Memorial Union. For more information, call 515 294-5521. More |
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| 2007 - December 14 |
Graduation Celebration –
for students in the College of Human Sciences receiving bachelor's degrees. 4:30 p.m., Stephens Auditorium. More |
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| 2007 - December 14 |
Reception for graduating students –
for those in the College of Human Sciences receiving bachelors, masters, and PhDs. 6-7:30 p.m., First Floor Lobby, Scheman Building. More |
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| 2008 - January 28 |
Deadline for departments/units to indicate plans to host a booth in the College of Human Sciences tent at VEISHEA –
Activities, entertainment, and displays will be active on Saturday, Apr. 12, as part of ISU's annual VEISHEA celebration. By Jan. 28, indicate your group's interest by emailing Dynette Mosher, dmosher@iastate.edu, with the name of your unit/department, how many tables you want (may be zero), whether your group will stage any entertainment/educational activities, and the name of the group's key contact person. |
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| 2008 - January 30 |
Deadline for Monetary Support of Study Abroad Experience –
The Institute of International Education's David L. Boren scholarship and fellowship competition will award up to $20,000 to support an undergraduate student's study abroad experience, or up to $30,000 for a graduate student's language study and international research.
Check the URL for more information on application deadlines. More |
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| 2008 - February 12 |
Lecture on Helping Parents of Children with Autism –
Marion O'Brien, author of "Beyond the Autism Diagnosis" and professor at the University of North Carolina, will share insight into how professionals can help parents of children with autism. The Hansen Lecture will be given on Tuesday, Feb. 12, at 7 p.m. in the Sunroom of the Memorial Union.
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| 2008 - February 12 |
Deadline to Apply for Money to Support Study Abroad –
The Institute of International Education's David L. Boren scholarship and fellowship competition will award up to $20,000 to support an undergraduate student's study abroad experience, or up to $30,000 for a graduate student's language study and international research.
Check the URL for more information on application deadlines. More |
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| 2008 - February 19 |
Dean's Research Recognition Lecture and Luncheon –
Marian Kohut and Craig Gundersen will each be presented with the Dean's Research Recogtnition Award. Kohut will deliver a lecture entitled "Exercise and Influenza Immunity: A Psychoneuroendocrine Model." The event begins at 11 a.m. and runs until 1 p.m. in Lucullan's Restaurant, 400 Main Street, in Ames. Food will be served at 11:15. Program begins at 12:10. Open to faculty in the College of Human Sciences who place reservations by 5 p.m. on Feb. 11 with Jennifer Poorman, jpoorman@iastate.edu. |
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| 2008 - February 21 |
Educators from Mexico to discuss teaching immigrant youth –
Two educators from Marshalltown's sister city of Villachuato, Michoacan, will discuss their rural community and the challenges they face, at a seminar that runs on Thursday, Feb. 21, from noon until 2 p.m. in N008 Lagomarcino Hall. As part of the New Borderlands Studies Brown Bag series, Monica Elodia Rojas Solis and Francisco Benjami Perez Crvantes will discuss "Schooling in Rural Mexico: What U.S. Educators Need to Know More |
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| 2008 - February 22 |
Deadline for Wine Presentation Reservations –
All reservations for Paul Tabor's program about premium estate and table winemaking and tasting are due to Kathy Killorn by noon. You can contact her at kathyk@iastate.edu. |
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| 2008 - February 25 - April 30 |
"One Thread, Many Hands" exhibit at Morrill Hall –
Come view a piece of clothing history in celebration of ISU's sesquicentennial!
Starting Feb. 25 through April 30, the Mary Alice Gallery at Morrill Hall will feature "One Thread, Many Hands." The exhibit will include garments from each decade, starting in 1850. It will also include designer pieces from Claire McCardell, Adele Simpson and Arnold Scassi. Historical images of the Textiles and Clothing Program and Iowa State University will be available for viewing, courtesy of University Archives, ISU Library.
The opening celebration will be on Mon., Feb. 25, starting at 4 p.m. A reception will follow outside the gallery with refreshments being served.
The exhibit is open to the public. For more information e-mail Sara Marcketti, Ph.D., at sbb@iastate.edu or call (515) 294-7474. |
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| 2008 - February 26 |
Premium Estate and Table Winemaking and Tasting –
Paul Tabor, owner and winemaker at Tabor Home Vineyards and Winery in Baldwin, Ia, will present a program on premium estate and table winemaking on Tuesday, Feb. 26, at 7 p.m. in the Tearoom, 23 MacKay Hall. Attendees must be 21 or older. Reservations can be made by emailing Kathy Killorn by noon on Friday, Feb. 22.
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| 2008 - February 26 |
Author to Deliver Message on Overcoming an Eating Disorder –
Jenni Schaefer, a young songwriter who overcame an eating disorder, will deliver a message on treating the disorder like a dysfunctional relationship. Schaefer's music and humor-filled presentation is part of the weeklong schedule of events created to identify eating disorders. The program will be held on Feb. 26 at 7:30 p.m. in the Memorial Union. More |
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| 2008 - February 27 |
Deadline for applications for new international scholarship –
Feb. 27 is the last date to apply for the new CHS International Experiences Scholarship. Full-time College of Human Sciences students who will participate in an international experience this spring or summer are eligible to apply. (The deadline for other CHS study abroad scholarships was Feb. 15.) More |
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| 2008 - March 03 |
Safe Alcohol Service Strategies Program--NEW DATE! –
The fundamentals of responsible alcohol service will be presented on Wednesday, March 5, at a program created for students who are preparing to or working in the beverage industry. The program will run from 5:30-9:30 p.m. in 213 MacKay Hall. The cost of the program is $30. Seating is limited and reservations can be made by contacting Kathy Killorn. More |
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| 2008 - March 03 |
Endless Opportunities: Family and Consumer Sciences Education and Studies –
Explore endless opportunities with Family and Consumer Sciences! The program will explore career opportunities available in Family and Consumer Sciences.
Registration deadline will be announced. More |
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| 2008 - March 06 |
Drake will ask Drake will discuss 'What Are You Teaching Our Children?' at seminar on Mar. 6 –
The 2008 C2IRCLE Consortium invites you to a seminar at 4 p.m., in N121 Lagomarcino Hall. Corey Drake will present "What Are You Teaching Our Children? Relationships Between Community and Curriculum." This is the second of four seminars to be offered this spring. Questions can be directed to Dr. Drake at 515 294-3701. More |
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| 2008 - March 11 |
Food Science and Human Nutrition (FSHN) Day –
Registration is currently open for FSHN day. The day will focus on informing perspective students about the majors within Iowa State's Food Science and Human Nutrition department, including food science, dietetics, and nutritional science.
The day will run from 10-3 p.m.
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| 2008 - March 25 |
Iowa Teacher of the Year to speak on Mar. 25 –
Andy Mogle, Iowa Teacher of the Year, will talk about his outstanding teaching on Tuesday, Mar. 25, from 5:15 p.m. until 6 p.m. in E164 Lagomarcino. Mogle is an Iowa State University alum and a culinary arts teacher at Norwalk High School. His talk is free and open to the university community. The event is sponsored by the Iowa State University Chapter of Kappa Delta Pi, an international education honor society. More |
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| 2008 - April 03 |
ISU Day at the Iowa Legislature –
The College of Human Sciences will host displays as part of this university-wide effort. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, 515 294-2820. |
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| 2008 - April 03 |
Buy pizza, soda to support Trend magazine –
The ISU organization that creates the entirely student-produced Trend magazine is selling pizza and soda in LeBaron Hall between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. Stop by, load up, and support the efforts of our students. For more information, contact Amanda Carroo, phone 847 894-0963, email akcarroo@iastate.edu. |
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| 2008 - April 07 |
Final Day to Reserve Seat for Beer Brewing and Tasting Presentation –
All reservations for the beer brewing and tasting program to be given by Paul DeBries, market manager for Goose Island Beer Company in Chicago, must be received by Kathy Killorn by noon. You can contact her at kathyk@iastate.edu. |
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| 2008 - April 07 |
Hotel, Restaurant, and Institution Management Day –
Come check out what the Hotel, Restaurant, and Institution Management major has to offer at Iowa State!
The informational program will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Registration begins February 15 and runs through March 28. More |
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| 2008 - April 09 |
Beer Brewing and Tasting Presentation –
Paul DeBries, market manager for Goose Island Beer Company in Chicago, will be on campus to present a program on beer brewing and tasting. The presentation will be held on Wednesday, Apr. 9, at 7 p.m. in the Tearoom, 23 MacKay Hall. All participants must be 21 years of age or older, and seating is limited. Please contact Kathy Killorn by noon on Apr. 7 to reserve a seat. More |
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| 2008 - April 09 |
Technology and education seminar –
Dr. Denise Schmidt will talk about her role as a consultant for the University of Nebraska's project related to engineering in K-12 education. The project is called "Silicon Prairie Initiative for Robotics in Information Technology (SPIRIT)." 4:10-5 p.m. in the Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching seminar room, N047 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Niki Davis, 515 294-3147. |
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| 2008 - April 10 |
Response deadline for alumni reception –
Remember to respond before the end of the day today for the alumni reception scheduled for April 15. For details, see the April 15 entry, below. |
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| 2008 - April 11 - 13 |
Children's Theater presents "The Jungle Book" –
Children's Theater in cooperation with ISU Dance will present Rudyard Kipling's classic tale "The Jungle Book," at 7:30 p.m., Friday, April 11 and at 2 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, April 12 and 13, in room 196 of the Forker Building, on the Iowa State University campus.
Janice Baker, professor of dance directs a cast of 32, including students from ISU and young people from the Ames area.
Baker and her talented cast bring the popular story to life with exciting dance and colorful costuming.
Tickets are $7.00 for all and are in sale in Ames at Ace Hardware, 615 24th St, The Pumpkin Patch, 302 Main St., T-Galaxy, 206 Welch Ave., or at the door.
For more information, call (515) 292-9454 or (515) 232-6500.
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| 2008 - April 12 |
College of Human Sciences tent, part of VEISHEA festivities –
The College of Human Sciences will once again host a tent with entertainment, activities, and interactive displays during Iowa State's VEISHEA celebration. South lawn of MacKay Hall. Check back here for more details as they develop. |
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| 2008 - April 15 |
Alumni reception –
A come and go event especially for College of Human Sciences alumni and friends. Guided docent tours at 4:30 p.m., again at 5 p.m. Brief program by Dean Achterberg at 5:45 p.m. Respond by April 10 if planning to attend by emailing chsalum@iastate.edu or calling 515 294-2820. |
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| 2008 - April 16 |
Graduate technology and education seminar –
Tiffany Wiebold will present her masters research on the history of the achievement gap. 4:10-5 p.m. in the Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching seminar room, N047 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Niki Davis, 515 294-3147. |
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| 2008 - April 23 |
Graduate instructional technology seminar –
"An analysis of factors that lead WebCT users to either increase or decrease the use of WebCT Gold at Iowa State Universtiy," presented by Darshana Juvale, with introduction by co-author and major professor, Ann Thompson. 4:10-5 p.m. in the Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching seminar room, N047 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Niki Davis, 515 294-3147. |
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| 2008 - April 24 |
"Behind the Scenes" Fashion Show and Design Competition (Apparel Merchandising, Design and Production) –
Get an inside look with the "Behind the Scenes" Fashion Show and Design Competition program! Participants will be given a chance to visit with admission counselors, along with interacting with students within the program--all of this while still getting an in-depth look at the Iowa State major!The program runs from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.Registration begins February 16 and will continue through April 11, or until the program is full. More |
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| 2008 - April 25 |
The Fashion Show 2008 –
 Tickets are on sale now for the 26th Annual Textiles and Clothing Fashion Show in Stephens Auditorium. Exhibits open at 5:30 p.m. Runway show begins at 6:30 p.m. This event is hosted by the Department of Apparel, Educational Studies, and Hospitality Management. More |
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| 2008 - April 30 |
Graduate instructional technology seminar –
"Impact of the M.S. in Agronomy Distance Education Program on Student Careers," presented by Jessie Drew, with introduction by Connie Hargrave, major professor. 4:10-5 p.m. in the Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching seminar room, N047 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Niki Davis, 515 294-3147. |
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| 2008 - May 07 - 08 |
Syposium on gut health: microbes, immunity, diet, exercise and disease prevention –
Speakers from academia and industry will discuss research frontiers that connect diet, exercise, immune and microbial function with gut health. The symposium is the second in a series on foods, ingredients, and affects on health. Hosted by the Nutrition and Wellness Research Center at Iowa State University. More |
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| 2008 - May 16 |
Human Sciences alumni gathering during ISU Alumni Days –
It's (almost) all about labs! Faculty and staff will update College of Human Sciences alumni from the graduating class of 1958 about laboratory work in child development; food science and human nutrition; textiles and clothing; and hotel, restaurant and institution management -- as well as services and support for student success. 9:30 a.m., Joan Bice Underwood Tearoom. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, hsalumni@iastate.edu, 515 294-2820. More |
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| 2008 - June 10 |
Family and Consumer Sciences Workshop –
Workshop topics include classroom business continuiuum, technology in the classroom, body mindfulness, cultural foods lab, textile science, identity theft, fashion illustration, poverty, nutrition, and interior design/housing. 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Participation fee is $25. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, phone 515 294-2820, email dmosher@iastate.edu. |
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| 2008 - June 20 - 30 |
StarTalk Institute: Mentoring and Leadership for K-12 Chinese Teachers –
The institute is designed to build a cadre of leaders at the regional and national levels by first equipping and empowering Chinese K-12 teachers to assume expanding leadership roles in their districts and states. Offered by the National K-12 Foreign Language Resource Center. More |
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| 2008 - June 23 - 27 |
Chinese class for high school students –
Learn Chinese from a native Chinese speaker in a small class on the Iowa State University campus. The class meets Monday through Friday from 10:30 a.m. until 11:30 a.m. for one week. Offered by the National K-12 Foreign Language Resource Center. More |
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| 2008 - June 28 - July 02 |
International Conference on Smart homes and health Telematics (ICOST) –
"Gerontechnology: Enhancing Quality of Life for Rural Elders" is the theme for the 2008 annual conference, which is being hosted in the U.S. for the first time in its six-year history. Experts will gather to discuss smart homes that use embedded computers, information-based appliances, micro/nano systems, and multi-modal sensors to improve the quality of life for rural elders. Conference sponsors include several Iowa State University groups: College of Human Sciences, Department of Computer Science, Office of the Vice President, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Extension to Families. The Iowa Department of Public Health's Office of Disability and Health is also a sponsor. The conference will be held in the Scheman Building, Iowa State Center, in Ames. More |
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| 2008 - August 20 |
Orientation for new ISU faculty –
All day session, 7:45 a.m.-4 p.m., Scheman Building, hosted by the Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost. The sessions are followed by dessert reception that evening at the Knoll, home of President and Mrs. geoffroy, 7-8:30 p.m. More |
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| 2008 - August 21 |
Convocation for faculty and staff in the College of Human Sciences –
Discuss search for new dean, introduce new faculty and staff, hear a short state-of-the-college address, and recognize those who have received CHS awards. 8 a.m.-11:30 a.m., 220 Scheman Building. Breakfast served at 8 a.m., program begins at 8:30 a.m. For more information, contact Tara Fisher, 515 294-7800. |
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| 2008 - September 03 |
Welcome Day Picnic –
For students, faculty and staff in the College of Human Sciences, 5-6:30 p.m., on lawn south of MacKay Hall. Hosted by the Human Sciences Student Council. For more information, contact Maurice Curry or Monica Cohen at 314 369-1372. NOTE: Date and time are tentative. |
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| 2008 - September 10 |
Seminar on obese yeast: food and fuel uses –
Sam Beattie, assistant professor in food science and human nutrition, will lead a Plant Science Institute seminar, "Obese yeast: Food and fuel uses for oleaginous yeast," on Wednesday, Sep. 10 at 4:10 p.m., in E164 Lagomarcino Hall. The event is open to the university community. For more information, contact Deb Stephenson, phone 515 294-5252. More |
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| 2008 - September 17 |
Alumni reception in Carlsbad, California –
Enjoy the company of fellow alums of the Iowa State University College of Human Sciences and hors d'oeurvres at this reception. 5:30-7 p.m., Four Seasons Resort Aviara, Carlsbad, Calif. Interim Dean Pamela White will deliver a short presentation at 6:15 p.m. RSVP by Sep. 12 to Terry Donohue Wolter, phone 858 350-0731, or email chsalum@iastate.edu. |
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| 2008 - September 18 |
Zernicke will lecture on skeletal changes throughout the lifespan –
A visiting scholar will discuss changes in the human skeleton that occur throughout the lifespan at 7 p.m. in 279 Forker. Ronald Zernicke, a professor of orthopaedic surgery, kinesiology, and biomedical engineering at the University of Michigan, will talk about microstructural, morphological, and mechanical changes in bone that result from diet, exercise and physical activity, or joint injury. Part of the Pease Family Lecture series. Reception in 211 Forker, from 8 a.m. until 8:30 p.m., following the lecture. For more information, contact Phil Martin or Lesley Hawkins, phone 515 294-6459. More |
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| 2008 - September 22 |
Convocation and awards ceremony for ISU faculty and staff –
Convocation begins at 3:15 p.m. Reception follows. Sun Room, Memorial Union. For more information, call 515 294-2042. |
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| 2008 - September 25 |
"Metacognitive Awareness and Use of Reading Strategies Across Three Languages: A Case Study" –
presented by Dr. Kouider Mokhtari, a C2IRCLE Consortium seminar to promote cross-curricular inquiry related to community, language, and education. Open to students, faculty and staff. 4-5 p.m., N166 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Tracie Miller, phone 515 294-9990. |
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| 2008 - September 26 |
Educational Arcade 101 –
The Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching is hosting an event designed to help students and faculty explore gamining technology and its appplications for teaching and learning. The Educational Archade 101 event offers hands-on experiences for students, faculty and staff who want to learn and play with Wii, Dance Dance Revolution, Nintendo DS, XBox 360, Rock Band and more. The event runs from noon until 3 p.m. in N047 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Clyciane Michelini, phone 515 294-6327. More |
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| 2008 - September 26 |
Welcome BBQ-parrillada for multicultural students –
Celebrate the new semester with a barbecue-parrillada especially for multicultural students in the College of Human Sciences and the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, as well as faculty and staff who support them. The event runs from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. in the Lagomarcino Courtyard. For more information, contact Yanira Pacheco Ortiz, phone 515 294-0532. |
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| 2008 - October 03 |
Scholarship reception and recognition –
event to recognize undergraduate students who have received College of Human Sciences scholarships and the donors who have made these scholarships possible. Open to the public. Reception begins at 3 p.m., program at 3:30 p.m., in the Sun Room of the Memorial Union. For more information, contact Tara Fisher, tfisher@iastate.edu, 515 294-7002. |
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| 2008 - October 03 - 05 |
Human Sciences reception for students, families –
In recognition of ISU's Family Weekend, the College of Human Sciences is hosting a reception for students and their families as well as faculty and staff, prior to the football game. The reception runs from 9:30 a.m. until 11 a.m., in 171-179 Scheman. For more information, contact Darlene Fratzke, 515 294-0865. More |
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| 2008 - October 04 |
Educators Recognition –
hosted by the College of Human Sciences. Scheman, time TBA. |
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| 2008 - October 06 |
Susan Moore lecture on language, culture and respecting family's choice –
Susan M. Moore is professor and director of clinical education and services, in the speech, language, and hearing sciences department at the University of Colorado in Boulder. Moore studies issues of particular interest to teachers, care providers, and faculty that prepare future professionals and personnel to work in these fields. She addresses the ways families make choices about what languages their children speak at home and at school; how to prepare future teachers and current educators to support and inform this decision-making process and whether these choices should be different for a child with an identified disability; and the long-term cultural consequences of preserving -- or losing -- the languages of one’s heritage. The event is part of the Barbara E.(Mound) Hansen Early Childhood Lecture Series. 7 p.m., Pioneer Room, Memorial Union. For more information, contact Susan Maude, phone 515 294-2370. |
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| 2008 - October 06 |
Open forum with president, provost –
All members of the faculty and staff of the College of Human Sciences are invited to participate in an open forum with President Gregory Geoffroy and Executive Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Office, as part of their annual visit to the college. 4:10-5 p.m., LeBaron Auditorium, 1210 LeBaron Hall. For more information, contact Tara Fisher, 515 294-7002. |
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| 2008 - October 09 |
Educational research, evaluation and assessment poster fair –
Stop by to learn about more than 20 funded projects being conducted in the Research Institute for Studies in Education (RISE) at the RISE poster fair. An arm of the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, RISE has provided excellent research, evaluation and assessment in PreK-20 education since 1974. Poster fair will be held in 142 Curtiss Hall, noon-12:30 p.m. and 1:30p.m.-2 p.m. (See related STEM education lecture by Patricia Maloney in separate listing). For more information, contact Linda Serra Hagedorn, professor of educational leadership and policy studies and director of RISE, phone 515 294-5746. More |
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| 2008 - October 09 |
STEM education lecture –
Patricia Maloney, a policy expert in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education and underserved populations, will talk about STEM education. The lecture title is "What we talk about when we talk about policy: Science, mathematics, higher education and the rest of us." 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m., 142 Curtiss Hall. Open to the public. Held in connection with the RISE poster fair (see separate listing). Hosted by the Research Institute for Studies in Education and the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies. For more information, contact Linda Serra Hagedorn, professor of educational leadership and policy studies and director of the Research Institute for Studies in Education, phone 515 294-5746. More |
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| 2008 - October 11 |
Human Sciences Alumni BBQ Tailgate in Waco, Texas –
Enjoy great food and great company with alums of the Iowa State University College of Human Sciences, prior to the Iowa State-Baylor football game. Tailgate begins three hours prior to kick-off in the Mary Gibbs Jone Building on the Baylor campus in Waco, Texas. RSVP by Oct. 6 to Janelle Marshall Walter, phone 254-710-6257, or email janelle_walter@baylor.edu. |
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| 2008 - October 14 |
First open forum on governance document –
Faculty and staff are invited to join members of the College of Human Sciences Governance Document Committee to discuss the proposed governance document at the first of two open forums, 4-5 p.m., E164 Lagomarcino Hall. More |
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| 2008 - October 14 |
Conversation, lecture on food and health is Oct. 14 –
Richard Hall, past president of the International Union of Food Science and Technology and past president of the Institute of Food Technologists will discuss food and health. He will lead an open discussion at 2:30 p.m. in 1951 Food Science Building, followed by a public lecture at 4 p.m., in the Cardinal Room of the Memorial Union. This conversation and lecture are hosted by the University Lectures Program and co-sponosred by the College of Human Sciences, the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition, and the Committee on Lectures (funded by GSB). The events are part of a number of activities being held in conjunction with World Food Prize week and the Iowa World Hunger Summit. For more information on the Iowa World Hunger Summit, visit www.iowahungersummit.org. More |
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| 2008 - October 15 |
Templeton Rye Whiskey program and tasting –
A tasting of rye whiskeys, led by Scott Bush, president of Templeton Rye Whiskey, will be held from 7 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. in 117 MacKay Hall. Bush took an illegal, bootlegged, prohibition-era Iowa whiskey and redeveloped it into an award-winning distillery. Open only to persons who are at least 21 years of age. Seating for the program and tasting is limited. Email reservations to Kathy Killorn, kathyk@iastate.edu by 5 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 10. For more information, contact Stewart Burger, 515 294-1251. More |
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| 2008 - October 15 |
Second open forum on proposed governance document –
Faculty and staff are invited to join members of the College of Human Sciences Governance Document Committee to discuss the proposed governance document at the second of two open forums, noon-1 p.m., W262 Lagomracino Hall. More |
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| 2008 - October 15 |
Deadline for helping flood victims –
Help Cedar Rapids flood victims by donating items for a toy, food, and clothing drive coordinated by the community leadership (AESHM 379) class and Phi Upsilon Omicron and Kappa Omicron Nu honor societies. Drop off items by Oct. 15 in boxes located throughout campus, including N031 Lagomarcino and 131 MacKay. More |
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| 2008 - October 17 |
Deadline for submitting nominations for December Graduating Student of the Year –
This award will be granted by the Human Sciences Student Council to a senior, scheduled to graduate in December, who has displayed exemplary leadership ability and overall character. The award will be presented during the Fall 2008 CHS Graduation Celebration. Nominations may be submitted by any ISU student, faculty, staff, advisor, or student group. For more information about this award, contact Karen Naig, president, Human Sciences Student Council, kmnaig@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2008 - October 17 |
Deadline for returning United Way envelopes –
Make a difference in the life of your neighborns by pledging a donation to the 2008 United Way of Story County annual campaign. Fill out a pledge card and, if you like, your gift can be deducted on a monthly basis from your paycheck. Lost the paperwork? No problem. Just download a pledge forms and donor choice card from the ISU United Way Campaign web site. More |
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| 2008 - October 23 |
Dinner for alumni award recipients –
for those receiving alumni awards on Friday. An invitation-only event hosted by the College of Human Sciences. The Gateway Hotel, 6:30 p.m. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, 515 294-2820. |
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| 2008 - October 23 |
Multicultural Student Career Exploration Day –
Prospective multicultural students get an in-depth look at the facilities, faculty, and programs offered by the College of Human Sciences. Tour the college, participate in hands-on activities, and meet students and faculty. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m., 131 MacKay. For more information, contact Yanira Pacheco, phone 515 294-0532. |
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| 2008 - October 23 |
"Two Way Immersion: A Longitudinal Study of a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Program” –
presented by Dr. Marcia Rosenbusch, Holly Kaptain, and Claudia Navarro, a C2IRCLE Consortium seminar to promote cross-curricular inquiry related to community, language, and education. Open to students, faculty and staff. 4-5 p.m., N166 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Tracie Miller, phone 515 294-9990. |
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| 2008 - October 23 |
Farewell for Tony Pometto –
professor of food science and human nutrition, will be honored with a reception, 3:30-5 p.m., in hallway outside 1041 Food Sciences Building. A short program will begin at 4 p.m. After 21 years on the faculty at Iowa State, Pometto is leaving to become chair of food science and human nutrition at Clemson University in South Carolina. Hosted by the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition and the Center for Crops Utilization Research. For more information, contact Breanna Wetzler, 515 294-3011. More |
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| 2008 - October 23 |
Retirement reception for JaneAnn Stout –
A retirement reception for JaneAnn Stout, associate dean in the College of Human Sciences and director of Extension to Families, 10:15-11:15 a.m., Brunnier Gallery, Scheman Building. Hosted by ISU Extension and the College of Human Sciences. For more information, contact Jeanne Warning, phone 515 294-6622. |
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| 2008 - October 23 - 25 |
Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair, visits ISU campus –
Gloria Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair visits Iowa State University. To schedule a meeting with Ladson-Billings, contact Natasha Croom, phone 515-294-4143. More |
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| 2008 - October 24 |
ISU honors and awards ceremony hosted by the Alumni Association –
Presentation of all-university and college alumni awards. 1:30 p.m., Benton Auditorium, Scheman Building. Open to the public. For more information, call Pat Thiede, 515 294-9515. More |
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| 2008 - October 24 |
Graduate student seminar with alumni awardees –
Outstanding alumni honorees will return to their academic home and share their expertise with graduate students in educational leadership and policy studies. Alumni panelists include Juan Guardia, Kevin Saunders, Jann Freed, and David Long. Runs from 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. Location will be announced at a later date. Hosted by the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies. For more information, contact Larry Ebbers, phone 515 294-8067. |
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| 2008 - October 24 |
Reception for Gloria Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair –
Converse with Gloria Ladson-Billings, a visiting expert on intercultural perspectives, critical race theory, and issues of student access, and equity in education. The reception runs from 3 p.m. until 5 p.m. in the Christian Petersen Art Museum, the Center for Visual Learning, and the Textiles and Clothing Museum , Rooms 1015 and 1017 in Morrill Hall. Ladson-Billings has been named the Dean Helen LeBaron Hilton Endowed Chair for the 2008-09 academic year, by the College of Human Sciences. More |
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| 2008 - October 27 |
Forum to provide input on next dean –
The committee charged with identifying candidates for the next dean of the College of Human Sciences will hold an open forum from 9 a.m. until 10 a.m. in the Campanile Room of the Memorial Union. All members of the faculty and staff in the College of Human Sciences are invited to attend the forum and provide input to help define expectations and qualities of potentially successful candidates. Nominations of potential candidates should be addressed to deanchs@iastate.edu. Pamela White is serving as interim dean; she assumed the position after Cheryl Achterberg resigned to become dean of the College of Education and Human Ecology at Ohio State University in Columbus, on July 1. |
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| 2008 - October 28 |
Alumni luncheon in Sun City, Arizona –
Enjoy the company of other alums of the Iowa State University College of Human Sciences at this luncheon. 11:30 a.m., Palmbrook Country Club, Sun City, Ariz. Interim Dean Pamela White will speak following lunch. RSVP by Oct. 22 to Linda Taylor Menth, phone 623 214-5740, or email chsalum@iastate.edu. |
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| 2008 - October 28 |
Alumni reception in Tempe, Arizona –
Enjoy the company of fellow alums of the Iowa State University College of Human Sciences and hors d'oeurvres at this reception. 5:30-7 p.m., Fiesta Resort Conference Center, Tempe, Ariz. Interim Dean Pamela White will deliver a short presentation at 6:15 p.m. RSVP by Oct. 22 to LaDonna Bell Hall, phone 480 895-8342, or email chsalum@iastate.edu. |
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| 2008 - October 31 |
Deadline for submitting applications for Student Professional Development Grants –
for consideration by the Human Sciences Student Council in Fall 2008. Student grant applications are available for individual students or student groups for special opportunities such as professional development conferences, field trips, workshops, seminars, guest speakers, and undergraduate research. Preference will be given to undergraduate opportunities. For more information about the grants, contact Maurice Curry, treasurer, Human Sciences Student Council, mwbcurry@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2008 - October 31 |
Nancy Holcomb is Retiring –
After 39 years of dedicated service to ISU, Nancy Holcomb is retiring from the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition.Please join us to wish her well on Friday, October 31, 2008 from 2 - 3:30 pm in the Campanile Room of the Memorial Union on ISU Central Campus. A brief program will begin at 2:30 pm |
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| 2008 - November 10 |
Information session on study abroad in Rwanda –
Information session for students considering participating in the Service Learning in Rwanda Study Abroad Program and short safari in Tanzania (5/9/2008-6/1/2008). W262 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, email isurwanda2008@gmail.com. |
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| 2008 - November 10 |
Carlos E. Cortés lecture: How the media teach about diversity –
Cortés is the author of "The Children Are Watching: How the Media Teach about Diversity and The Making - and Remaking - of a Multiculturalist." He is creative/cultural advisor for Nickelodeon's award-winning children's television series Dora the Explorer and its sequel, Go, Diego, Go!, as well as coauthor of the Houghton Mifflin Social Studies series and senior consultant for the McDougal Littell World History series. Cortés is a professor emeritus of history at the University of California, Riverside. He also serves on the summer faculty of the Harvard Institutes for Higher Education and on the faculty of the Summer Institute for Intercultural Communication. The lecture is at 8 p.m., Sun Room, Memorial Union. For more information, contact Nana Osei-Kofi, 515 294-5529. More |
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| 2008 - November 11 |
Information session on study abroad in Rwanda –
Information session for students considering participating in the Service Learning in Rwanda Study Abroad Program and short safari in Tanzania (5/9/2008-6/1/2008). 135 MacKay Hall. For more information, email isurwanda2008@gmail.com. |
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| 2008 - November 12 |
College-going literacy and Latina/o immigrants, seminar Nov. 12 –
A case study involving Perry Middle School highlights critical collaboration among faculty, students and communities, presented by Ryan Gildersleeve, assistant professor in educational leadership and policy studies (ELPS), and Jessica Ranero, doctoral student. Noon-1 p.m., N102 Lagomarcino Hall, pizza provided. Seminar kicks off the ELPS seminar series. For more information, contact Frankie Santos Laanan, 515 294-7292. More |
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| 2008 - November 18 |
Summit on Gender Equity in the Iowa Superintendency –
Participants in this invitation-only event will examine gender equity issues in Iowa related to the K-12 school superintendency. Cryss Brunner, associate professor in educational policy and administration at the University of Minnesota (Twin Cities), an expert on female superintendents, will deliver the keynote address and co-facilitate the summit. Other presenters include Elizabeth Hollingsworth, assistant professor in educational policy and leadership studies at the University of Iowa; Carol Montz, superintendent of the Williamsburg (Iowa) Community School District; and Arlie Willems, administrative consultant for practioner preparation, Iowa Department of Education. Hosted by the educational administration program at Iowa State University. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Gateway Hotel and Conference Center, 2100 Green Hills Drive, Ames. For more information, contact Scott McLeod, associate professor and coordinator of educational administration, Iowa State University, and director, UCEA Center for the Advanced Study of Technology Leadership in Education (CASTLE), phone 515 294-4871. |
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| 2008 - November 19 |
Alumni reception in Ames –
Enjoy the company of fellow alums of the Iowa State University College of Human Sciences and hors d'oeurvres at this reception in the new Alumni Center. 4:30-6:30 p.m., Reiman Family Ballroom, second floor of the Iowa State University Alumni Center, 420 Beach Avenue, Ames, Iowa. Interim Dean Pamela White will deliver a short presentation at 5:15 p.m. RSVP by Nov. 14 to Nikki Laug, phone 515 294-5954, or email chsalum@iastate.edu. |
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| 2008 - November 19 |
Colloquium on intergenerational programs and aging families –
led by Kyle Kostelecky, Extension, 4 p.m., Pioneer Room, Memorial Union. Part of the Gerontology Colloquia series announced by Peter Martin, professor in human development and family studies and director of the gerontology program. The colloquia are open to the university community.
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| 2008 - November 20 |
Hands-On Respondus & StudyMate training –
Come to this small group, hands-on training to learn to use 2 ISU-licensed programs, Respondus and StudyMate. Learn to make variations of an exam, import/export question to WebCT, and make simple FLASH based study aids. No programming required! RSVP to embleton@iastate.edu or call 294-9198 as seats are limited. |
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| 2008 - November 23 |
“Investigating Collaborative Learning Experiences: A Case of Cross-Border Virtual Teams” –
presented by Dr. Ana Correia and Farah Yusop, a C2IRCLE Consortium seminar to promote cross-curricular inquiry related to community, language, and education. Open to students, faculty and staff. 4-5 p.m., N166 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Tracie Miller, phone 515 294-9990. |
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| 2008 - November 24 |
Alumni forum on dean search process –
A public forum for alumni of the College of Human Sciences, to discuss the dean search process with Wendy Wintersteen, chair of the search committee. The forum will run from 4 p.m. until 5:30 p.m., in the Urbandale Public Library, at 3520 86th St., in Urbandale, Iowa. If attending, RSVP by Nov. 20, by calling 515 294-5954 or emailing chsalum@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2008 - November 30 - 21 |
Donations for Bethesda Food Pantry –
Each year families reach out to Bethesda Food Pantry in Ames in times of insecurity and hardship. Start the season of giving early by donating. The community nutrition group has placed boxes in HNSB, Lebaron, Mackay, Palmer, and Food Science buildings. Contact Stephany Mottet at smottet7@iastate.edu with questions. |
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| 2008 - December 03 |
Colloquium on Memory Clinic and related issues –
led by Mehrdad Razavi, McFarland Clicnic, 4 p.m., Oak Room, Memorial Union. Part of the fall Gerontology Colloquia series announced by Peter Martin, professor in human development and family studies and director of the gerontology program. The colloquia are open to the university community.
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| 2008 - December 11 |
Winter social for College of Human Sciences faculty and staff –
2-4 p.m., Campanile Room, Memorial Union. Short program at 3 p.m. Bring a business card to drop in the box for door prizes. Drawing at 3:15 p.m. For more information, contact Theresa Boettcher, phone 515 294-5380. |
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| 2008 - December 11 |
“Analyzing Teacher Change Through a Discourse Lens” –
presented by Dr. Michelle Cirillo, a C2IRCLE Consortium seminar to promote cross-curricular inquiry related to community, language, and education. Open to students, faculty and staff. 4-5 p.m., N166 Lagomarcino Hall. For more information, contact Tracie Miller, phone 515 294-9990. |
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| 2008 - December 15 |
Research Symposium on Higher Education –
The Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies will host its fourth annual research symposium on higher education, from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. in the Campanile Room of the Memorial Union. Topics will focus on higher education, college student transitions, and inclusive campus environments. For more information, contact Jessica Ranero, Ph.D. student in educational leadership and policy studies, phone 515 294-5521. More |
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| 2008 - December 16 |
Informational meeting on CHS budget –
An informational meeting for members of the College of Human Sciences faculty and staff who want to learn about the college's budget under the new budget model, 4:10-5 p.m., 0210 Bessey Hall. Pamela White, interim dean, and Annette Jaehrling, academic fiscal officer, as well as Dave Biedenbach, director of university budgets, will present an overview and anwer questions. For more information, contact Annette Jaehrling, phone 515 294-7303. |
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| 2008 - December 19 |
Graduation Celebration –
for students in the College of Human Sciences receiving their bachelors' degrees. Ceremony, 4:30 p.m., C.Y. Stephens Auditorium. More |
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| 2008 - December 19 |
Reception for bachelors, masters and Ph.D. graduates –
in the College of Human Sciences and their families and friends. Immediately following the CHS Graduation Celebration ceremony and immediately preceding the Graduate Commencement ceremony. (6-7:30 p.m.), First Floor Lobby, Scheman Building. More |
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| 2009 - January 09 |
Dean applications due –
To ensure full consideration, applications from those aspiring to become the next dean of the College of Human Sciences should send in their applications electronically by Jan. 9. More |
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| 2009 - January 12 - 16 |
Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair, visits ISU campus –
Gloria Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair makes the second of five visits to Iowa State University during the academic year. To schedule a meeting or event with Ladson-Billings, contact Natasha Croom, phone 515-294-4143. More |
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| 2009 - January 14 |
"Fostering a Culture of Research" with Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings –
This is an intimate discussion with Dr. Gloria Ladson-Billings, providing greater insight to her experiences with higher education research. The event is co-sponsored by the Educational Leadership and Policy Studies Department Research Committee and the Hilton Chair Committee and will be held in the Multicultural Center of the Memorial Union. A short reception will follow. More |
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| 2009 - January 15 |
CANCELLED - Hilton Chair Lecture –
Due to the weather, the Hilton Chair lecture scheduled for Jan 15 at 7 p.m. in the Memorial Union Sun Room has been postponed until Thursday, Feb. 12 at 6 p.m. in the Memorial Union Sun Room. Contact Lori Patton at 515 294-3364 with questions. More |
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| 2009 - January 20 |
CESMEE Seminar: Systematic Change in STEM Teaching –
led by Charles Henderson, Western Michigan. 11 .m.-11:50 a.m., 2030 Morrill Hall. Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. More |
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| 2009 - January 20 - April 25 |
For Homemaking and a Trade: The role of sewing in women's lives 1870-1920 –
The Mary Alice Gallery (1015 Morrill Hall) will house the latest historical textiles and clothing exhibit featuring a trade and skill known to many women - sewing. Stop by Jan. 20 to April 25 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily to view authentic 19th and 20th century garments. A free, public, opening reception will be held Tuesday, Jan. 27, 2009 from 5-6 p.m. Special weekend hours are Saturday and Sunday, Feb.21 & 22 from 1-4 p.m. More |
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| 2009 - January 21 |
Dean's Research Recognition Award lecture and luncheon featuring Patricia Leigh –
an annual College of Human Sciences event that recognizes groundbreaking research by an individual or research team. This event has been postponed. A new date will be announced soon. |
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| 2009 - January 21 |
Identifying challenges: First in a series of diversity forums –
An opportunity for members of the College of Human Sciences community to discuss issues of diversity as they relate to our college. First in a series of forums being held in connection with the 2008-2009 Hilton Chair initiatives. 3:10-5 p.m., LeBaron Lounge. For more information, contact Megan Murphy, co-chair, CHS Committee on Diversity, Equity, and Community, phone 515 294-2745. More |
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| 2009 - January 29 |
Suggestions for addressing challenges: Second in a series of diversity forums –
An opportunity for members of the College of Human Sciences community to discuss issues of diversity as they relate to our college. Second in a series of forums being held in connection with the 2008-2009 Hilton Chair initiatives. 3:10-5 p.m., LeBaron Lounge. For more information, contact Megan Murphy, co-chair, CHS Committee on Diversity, Equity, and Community, phone 515 294-2745. More |
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| 2009 - January 29 - 30 |
Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair, visits ISU campus –
Gloria Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair makes the third of five visits to Iowa State University during the academic year. To schedule a meeting or event with Ladson-Billings, contact Natasha Croom, phone 515-294-4143. More |
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| 2009 - January 31 |
CHS Alumni and friends pre-game reception –
Join fellow CHS alumni and friends on Saturday, Jan. 31 from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. in the second floor lobby of the Scheman building for a reception before the Iowa State vs. Kansas State women's basketball game.
RSVP 515 294-5954 or chsalum@iastate.edu.
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| 2009 - February 03 |
CESMEE seminar on Project Lead the Way –
led by Loren Zachary and Camille Schroeder, both from Iowa State University. Seminar runs from 11 a.m. to 11:50 a.m., in 2030 Morrill Hall. Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. More |
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| 2009 - February 10 |
Hilton Chair book discussion –
Join in on the Hilton Chair book discussion, led by Dean Pamela White and associate dean David Whaley, on Feb. 10, 2009 in 0331 Palmer, from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m.
This year's book, Crossing over to Canaan: The Journey of New Teachers in Diverse Classrooms, features the work of Hilton Chair Gloria Ladson-Billings, a reknowned expert in the field of multicultural education and critical race theory. Books can be picked up in N239 Lago Marcino Hall.
For more information, contact Lori Patton at (515) 294-3364. More |
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| 2009 - February 11 |
AESHM Poster Session –
The faculty and graduate students of the apparel, educational studies, and hospitality management department (AESHM) will be showing their latest research studies in a poster session, Wednesday, Feb. 11, from 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in Lebaron Lounge.
Contact Bob Bosselman, department chair, at 515 294-7474 or aeshm@iastate.edu for more information. |
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| 2009 - February 12 |
Steve Katsinas: "The Failure of the High-Tuition/High Aid Model to Fund Access" –
Steve Katsinas, an expert in the Education Policy Center at the University of Alabama, will discuss roadblocks to students posed by high tuition rates coupled with high levels of financial aid, from 3 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. in 175 Science I Building. The event is open to the public and co-sponsored by the Educational Leadership and Policy Studies Research Committee and the Research Institute for Studies in Education. For more information, contact Linda Hagedorn, phone 515 294-5746. More |
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| 2009 - February 12 |
Gloria Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair Lecture –
Ladson-Billings, a professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, is credited with introducing and applying critical race theory to the study of education. She will discuss her research in a lecture, "The World is Neither Flat Nor Round: The Power of Research Paradigms, at 6 p.m., in the Memorial Union Sun Room. Ladson-Billings is the 2008-09 Dean Helen LeBaron Hilton endowed Chair in the College of Human Sciences. More |
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| 2009 - February 12 - 13 |
Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair, visits ISU campus –
Gloria Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair makes the fourth of five visits to Iowa State University during the academic year. To schedule a meeting or event with Ladson-Billings, contact Natasha Croom, phone 515 294-4143. More |
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| 2009 - February 13 |
International Experiences Program open forum –
The CHS International Experiences Program will hold an open forum for faculty and staff on Friday, February 13, from 10 to 11 am in N121 Lagomarcino. Dean Pamela White and David Whaley, associate dean for international experiences, will present an overview of the program, detail new opportunities and policies and end with an open discussion. All college faculty and staff are encouraged to participate.
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| 2009 - February 17 - April 14 |
Creative dance classes for youth –
ISU dance will be holding "Tuesday creations," a fun and creative dance class for children ages 4 to 6 and 7 to 12. Classes are held every Tuesday and run 4:30 to 5:15 p.m. for the 4-6 age group and 5:15 to 6:15 p.m. for the 7-12 age group. Cost is $3.00 per class and students can enroll at the first session. Contact Janice Baker, ISU dance director, at 515 294-3047 or email mover@iastate.edu for more information. More |
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| 2009 - February 17 |
CESMEE seminar on Science Van –
led by Bill Bayley of Purdue. Seminar runs from 11 a.m. to 11:50 a.m., in 2030 Morrill Hall. Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. More |
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| 2009 - February 19 |
Implementing ideas: Third in a series of diversity forums –
An opportunity for members of the College of Human Sciences community to discuss issues of diversity as they relate to our college. Third in a series of forums being held in connection with the 2008-2009 Hilton Chair initiatives. 3:10-5 p.m., LeBaron Lounge. For more information, contact Megan Murphy, co-chair, CHS Committee on Diversity, Equity, and Community, phone 515 294-2745. More |
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| 2009 - February 24 |
CHS students showcase their international experiences –
CHS students will describe their study abroad activities at the CHS International Experiences Showcase, on Tuesday, Feb. 24, from 3 p.m. until 5 p.m. in the Campanile Room of the Memorial Union. The event, which is open to the public, will feature talks, poster displays, and PowerPoint presentations. All students are encouraged to stop in and learn from their peers about their overseas encounters. For more information, contact Kathy Wiederin, administrative specialist, CHS international experiences, phone 515 294-1010. |
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| 2009 - February 25 |
Gerontology colloquium on grief and dementia is Feb. 25 –
Sara Sanders, an assistant professor of social work at the University of Iowa, will discuss grief and dementia, at a colloquium in N147 Lagomarcino, at 4 p.m. The colloquium is one in a series that is open to the public and hosted by the ISU gerontology program. The series is delivered via the ICN to classrooms at Iowa State University (N147 Lagomarcino), University of Iowa (103 North Hall), and University of Northern Iowa (130C Schindler). More |
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| 2009 - February 26 |
Spring 2009 AESHM Department Oral Research Presentations –
Plan to attend the AESHM oral research presentations on Thursday, Feb. 26 from 4 - 5 p.m. in Palmer 0331. Elena Karpova, Sara Marcketti, and Jessica Barker will present "The Efficacy of Teaching Creativity: Assessment of Student Creative Thinking Before and After Exercises." Young-A Lee will present "Virtual Self: 3D Avatar as Self-Expression in Second Life." |
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| 2009 - March 03 |
CESMEE seminar on aspects of strong STEM centers –
led by Patricia Simmons of North Carolina State. Seminar runs from 11 a.m. to 11:50 a.m., in 2030 Morrill Hall. Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. More |
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| 2009 - March 03 |
CESMEE seminar –
Session leader and topic to be announced soon. Seminar runs from 11 a.m. to 11:50 a.m., in 2030 Morrill Hall. Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. More |
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| 2009 - March 03 |
Forum to explore potential partnerships with Blank Park Zoo –
Faculty and staff in the College of Human Sciences are invited to pitch ideas for collaborations with Blank Park Zoo and participate in an open forum with the zoo's educational program coordinators. New opportunities for student learning and research will be discussed at the forum, 3-4 p.m., 0331 Palmer Building. More |
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| 2009 - March 09 |
Hotel, Restaurant, and Institution Management (HRIM) Day –
Future HRIM students can participate in a day of hands-on food service management experience with university faculty by planning, preparing, and serving a meal. Visit with current HRIM students about classes, internships, and study abroad programs. 9 a.m.- 2 p.m., 31 MacKay Hall. For more information, contact Human Sciences Student Services, phone 515 294-6466, |
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| 2009 - March 09 |
Human Development and Family Studies Day –
Prospeictive students are introduced to career opportunities available for students who graduate from programs in the Department of Human Development and Family Studies. 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information, email deptdays@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2009 - March 10 |
Food Science and Human Nutrition (FSHN) Day –
Future students gain an inside look at the variety of majors offered in the Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition. Explore career opportunities and tour the faciltiies that Iowa State's students and faculty use for product development and research. Meet FSHN students and learn about exciting advances in the food industry that originate at Iowa State. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., 220 MacKay Hall. For more information, phone Sarah Bender Miller, 515 294-2553. |
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| 2009 - March 12 - 13 |
Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair, visits ISU campus –
Gloria Ladson-Billings, Hilton Chair makes the last of five visits to Iowa State University during the academic year. To schedule a meeting or event with Ladson-Billings, contact Natasha Croom, phone 515 294-4143. More |
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| 2009 - March 24 |
Open forum to discuss proposed core curriculum –
The first of two open forums to discuss a proposed draft of core learning outcomes for undergraduate students in the College of Human Sciences with members of the CHS Curriculum Committee. 4-5 p.m., 0331 Palmer. For more information, contact Roger Smith, chair, CHS Curriculum Committee, 515 294-7001.
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| 2009 - March 25 |
Open forum to discuss proposed core curriculum –
The second of two open forums to discuss a proposed draft of core learning outcomes for undergraduate students in the College of Human Sciences with members of the CHS Curriculum Committee. 4-5 p.m., 0331 Palmer. For more information, contact Roger Smith, chair, CHS Curriculum Committee, 515 294-7001. More |
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| 2009 - March 25 |
Visiting scholar to discuss educational system in Kazakhstan –
Zamzagul Kashinbayeva, director of humanitarian pedagogy at Zhezkazgan University in the Republic of Kazakhstan, will discuss the educational system of the ninth largest country, by area, in the world. Kashinbayeva will speak at a seminar from noon until 1 p.m. in N221 Lagomarcino Hall. Pizza will be served. The seminar is sponsored by the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies Research Committee. For more information, phone 515 294-5529. |
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| 2009 - March 25 |
Gerontology colloquium on assessing service needs of old Iowans –
Two University of Northern Iowa scholars will discuss assessment of service needs of older Iowans, at a colloquium in N147 Lagomarcino, at 4 p.m. Gene Lutz, professor and director of the Center for Social and Behavioral Research at UNI, and Mel Gonnerman, a senior research methodologist at that center, will lead the colloquium. The event is one in a series that is open to the public and hosted by the ISU gerontology program. The series is delivered via the ICN to classrooms at Iowa State University (N147 Lagomarcino), University of Iowa (103 North Hall), and University of Northern Iowa (130C Schindler). More |
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| 2009 - March 25 |
Rossmann Manatt Lecture by Linda Niehm –
Linda Niehm, recipient of the 2009 Rossman-Manatt award, has built her career around the concept of integrative research between academia and rural community entrepreneurship. Her lecture will provide an overview of successful research and outreach projects, specifically focusing on a current USDA-NRI grant on community resiliency and recent rural business and community outreach projects in Oskaloosa and Elkader, Iowa.
Niehm, who has worked to combine research, teaching, and outreaching into her curriculum, will also share her vision for a College of Human Sciences entrepreneurship center, where students can conceptualize and hone their creative ideas for business, community, and social entrepreneurship ventures.
The lecture is free and open to the public and well be held from 4:10 - 5:00 p.m. in LeBaron Auditorium. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, phone 515 294-2820. More |
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| 2009 - March 26 |
Open forum with Pamela White, dean finalist –
Pamela White, finalist for the position of dean of the College of Human Sciences, will address participants in an open forum, which runs from 3:45 p.m. until 5 p.m. in 2019 Morrill Hall. A reception inn Morrill Hall will follow the forum. More |
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| 2009 - March 27 |
Kinesiology research seminar on dynamic dominance, a model of hemispheric lateralization for motor control –
Robert Sainburg, associate professor of kinesiology and neurology and co-director of the graduate program in neuroscience at Penn State University, will discuss recent findings that dominant and nondominant hemispheres of the brain serve different, but complementary roles in controlling unilateral extremity movements. These findings have important implications for distinct motor deficits that result from unilesional sensorimotor stroke. Taken together, his studies of healthy individuals and stroke patients indicate motor lateralization reflects the same type of hemispheric separation of function that has been demonstrated for perceptual, cognitive, and language systems. This seminar, hosted by the Department of Kinesiology, runs from 2:10 p.m. until 3 p.m. in 289 Forker Building. More |
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| 2009 - April 03 |
Rural aging conference: Living and aging well –
This day-long conference will cover specific topics related to aging, such as: nutrition and wellness, physical activity and health, psychosocial aspects of aging well, living alone versus living lonely, and health benefits of journaling. Social and behavioral health expert Marcia G. Ory will serve as the keynote speaker. Contact Jennifer Margrett at 515 294-3028 or margrett@iastate.edu for more information. More |
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| 2009 - April 07 |
CESMEE Seminar on green chemistry education –
led by Deborah Exton of the University of Oregon. Seminar runs from 11 a.m. to 11:50 a.m., in 2030 Morrill Hall. Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. More |
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| 2009 - April 07 |
Patricia Leigh to headline Dean's Research Recognition lecture, luncheon –
Faculty, staff, and graduate students in the College of Human Sciences will be invited by Pamela White, interim dean, to attend this lecture and luncheon. Patricia Leigh, associate professor in curriculum and instruction, will discuss critical race theory and historical perspectives on digital equity. 11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Cardinal Room, Memorial Union. RSVP to Theresa Boettcher, 515 294-55380. More |
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| 2009 - April 13 - 19 |
VEISHEA Week –
Annual celebration hosted by Iowa State University each spring -- One of Iowa State's most lasting traditions, VEISHEA serves as Iowa State's showcase, featuring a parade and a host of educational and entertainment activities. The week-long event culminates with a huge celebration on Saturday. More |
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| 2009 - April 14 |
"Get Connected" educational technology symposium –
for ISU faculty and staff who are interested in technology that enhances learning and teaching. Register now for the symposium, which is hosted by an emerging, grassroots group, Community of Educational Technology Support (ComETS) to jumpstart a university-wide dialogue. For more information, contact Denise Schmidt, in the Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching, phone 515 294-9141, or Scott McLeod in educational leadership and policy studies, phone 515 294-4871. More |
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| 2009 - April 21 |
CESMEE seminar on increasing the number of women and minorities in STEM –
led by marueen Scharberg, associate dean of special projects in the College of Science at San Jose State University. Session leader and topic to be announced soon. Seminar runs from 11 a.m. to 11:50 a.m., in 2030 Morrill Hall. Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. More |
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| 2009 - April 22 |
Gerontology colloquium on motor behavior and Parkinson's disease –
Ann Smiley-Oyen, associate professor in kinesiology at Iowa State, will discuss motor behavior and Parkinson's disease, at a colloquium in N147 Lagomarcino, at 4 p.m. The colloquium is one in a series that is open to the public and hosted by the ISU gerontology program. The series is delivered via the ICN to classrooms at Iowa State University (N147 Lagomarcino), University of Iowa (103 North Hall), and University of Northern Iowa (130C Schindler). More |
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| 2009 - April 24 |
Behind the Scenes Day for future apparel students –
Incoming students interested in apparel merchandising, design, and production learn about textile and apparel design, merchandising production, and historic collections during mini-presentations held throughout the day. Meet with admissions counselors and faculty, attend a dress rehearsal of the student-run Textiles and Clothing Fashion Show and design competition. 9 a.m.-6:30 p.m., 31 MacKay Hall. For more information, phone Human Sciences Student Services, 515 294-6466. |
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| 2009 - April 25 |
Fashion Show –
Student-run event in Stephen's Auditorium in the evening, time TBA. For more information, contact Natalie Sanger, lecturer in apparel, educational studies, and hospitality management and faculty advisor for the fashion show, phone 515 290-6480. More |
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| 2009 - April 25 |
AESHM Fashion Show 2009 –
Mark your calendars for this exciting yearly event featuring young, talented ISU designers.
Tickets on sale Feb. 25 through the Iowa State Center ticket office, or by phone and online at ticketmaster.com. Prices are: adults $20, youth 18 and under $15, Iowa State students $15. Group discounts are also available for 6 or more tickets.
The day of the show, doors open at 6 p.m. and the show starts at 7 p.m. For more information regarding Fashion Show 2009, contact advisor Natalie Sanger Gendle at 515 294-7459 or email sanger@iastate.edu. |
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| 2009 - April 30 |
5th annual CHS entrepreneurship showcase –
The creative energy of entrepreneurship is alive and well in the College of Human Sciences. The 5th annual entrepreneurship showcase will feature students' innovative business ventures. Displays and presentations will be in the LeBaron louge, lobby, and auditorium. Alum Brian Barkley ('90) will serve as the event's guest judge. For more information, contact Linda Niehm at (515) 294-1930 or niehmlin@iastate.edu More |
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| 2009 - May 01 |
Multicultural Students Career Exploration Day –
Prospective, multicultural students visit the Iowa State University College of Human Sciences and get an in-depth look at the facilities, faculty, and programs the college offers. Tour the college, participate in hands on activities, and meet Iowa State faculty and students. 9:30 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information, contact Yanira Pacheco, 515 294-0532. More |
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| 2009 - May 04 |
Sample students' innovative new food products –
Students in the food science and human nutrition capstone course compete to create novel, processable products than can succeed in the marketplace. Check out the students' latest innovations, ranging from gluten-free Brazilian cake to pineapple habanero turkey burgers, 12:30-2 p.m., 210 MacKay Hall. For more information, contact Ken Prusa, 515 294-4323. More |
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| 2009 - May 05 |
CESMEE seminar on aspects of strong STEM centers –
led by Sandra Abell of the University of Missouri. Seminar runs from 11 a.m. to 11:50 a.m., in 2030 Morrill Hall. Hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. More |
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| 2009 - May 07 - August 28 |
2009 Fashion Show on display –
Get another look at the award-winning garments from 2009 Fashion Show at the Mary Alice Gallery in Morrill Hall. The display opens May 7, 5:30 - 6:30 p.m. Other gallery hours are Monday - Friday, 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m until August 28. For more information, contact graduate assistant Ashley Ratute at aratute@iastate.edu. |
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| 2009 - May 08 |
Graduation Celebration –
for students in the College of Human Sciences receiving their bachelors' degrees. Ceremony, 4:30 p.m., C.Y. Stephens Auditorium. More |
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| 2009 - May 08 |
Reception for bachelors, masters and Ph.D. graduates –
in the College of Human Sciences and their families and friends. Immediately following the CHS Graduation Celebration ceremony and immediately preceding the Graduate Commencement ceremony. (6-7:30 p.m.), First Floor Lobby, Scheman Building. More |
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| 2009 - May 17 - 19 |
Symposium on vaccines, immunity, and well-being –
The third annual symposium in a series on foods, ingredients, physical activity, and affects on health and wellness -- and hosted by the Nutrition and Wellness Research Center -- will feature the latest research presented by international experts in the areas of nanotechnology in vaccine adjuvants and delivery systems, immunomodulation in vaccine preparation and/or delivery, and nutritional intervention strategies and vaccine response modifiers. Pre-register by May 1 for symposium events, which run May 17 through 19 at the Gateway Hotel and Conference Center in Ames. For more information, contact Stacy Ewing-Blount, phone 515 294-4853, email nwrc@iastate.edu. More |
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| 2009 - June 10 |
Family and Consumer Sciences Educators Workshop –
8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. in MacKay. For more information, contact Dynette Mosher, phone 515 294-2820. |
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| 2009 - June 17 |
Moodle Orientation Workshop –
See how the Moodle open-source course management system works and how it compares with other systems, such as WebCT. Hosted by the Center for Technology in Learning and Teaching. 1-3 p.m., N066 Lagomarcino Hall. To register or for more information, email Clyciane Michelini, clyciane@iastate.edu. |
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| 2009 - June 19 - 20 |
Two-day dance course features, teaches variety of styles –
The Iowa State dance program will be offering a two-day intensive dance workshop, June 19 and 20, in the Forker building on the ISU campus. All levels of dancers age 10 and up are invited to participate in these fun and unique learning sessions. Registration is $80 for the two-day workshop. Each day starts at 9:30 a.m., with lunch on your own, and sessions conclude in the early evening. All dance classes and performances are held in the Forker building.For more information on the dance workshop, or to register, contact Janice Baker at 515 294-3047 or mover@iastate.edu. |
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| 2009 - July 13 |
Live podcast with author of "Why Don't Students Like School?" –
Cognitive psychologist Daniel Willingham will discuss his book, "Why Don't Students Like School?" with Scott McLeod via a live podcast, July 13, noon-1 p.m. CDT. More than 200 people have registered to participate in book discussions as part of a virtual summer book club organized by McLeod, an associate professor in educational leadership and policy studies and director of the Center for the Advanced Study of Technology Leadership in Education. More |
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| 2009 - July 30 - 31 |
Annual ISU Enhance YOUR Iowa Plate Conference –
Create quick nutritious meals using secrets from the chefs in a 2-day workshop.
- Practice tricks of the trade from ISU Dining Chefs
- Learn about the newest trends in health and food
- Visit the West Des Moines Farmers Market
Also, register to attend a pre-conference event July 29 highlighting Iowa wines, spirits and beers. More |
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| 2009 - August 08 |
Post-commencement Reception, hosted by the ISU Alumni Association –
Complimentary event is open to everyone, regardless of alumni status or Alumni Association member status. Cake, punch, and coffee will be served and graduates are encouraged to take photos with the popular bronze Cy sculpture. Event is in the new ISU Alumni Center and begins immediately following commencement exercises, which begin at 9:30 a.m. at Hilton Colideum and run until 1 p.m. For more information, contact Sara Wilson, ISU Alumni Association, 515 294-3977. More |
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| 2009 - August 20 |
College convocation for faculty and staff –
Greet your colleagues for the new academic year, receive an update on the condition of the college from Dean Pamela White, and applaud faculty and staff receiving College of Human Sciences awards. Reiman Ballroom, ISU Alumni Center, 7:30-11 a.m. RSVPs are requested. For more information or to RSVP, contact Theresa Boettcher, 515 294-5380. More |
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| 2009 - August 21 |
Stitch This! fashion design event and scholarship contest –
Iowa teens will compete in teams to deconstruct wedding dresses and design new garments from them. The event will culiminate in a runway-style fashion show the following evening. Each member of the winning team will be offered a $500 scholarship from the Iowa State University College of Human Sciences. Contest runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the 4-H Exhibits Building at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. For more information, contact Chris Wise, 515 294-4997, More |
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| 2009 - August 22 |
Stitch This! fashion show –
Runway-style fashion show will feature garments that have been reconstructed from wedding dresses as part of the Stitch This! fashion design event and scholarship contest held on Aug. 21. Fashion show begins at 7:30 p.m. on the center stage of the 4-H Exhibits Building at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines. For more information, contact Chris Wise, 515 294-4997. More |
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| 2009 - September 02 |
College of Human Sciences "Welcome Day" Picnic –
for students, faculty and staff, 5-6:30 p.m. on the lawn south of MacKay Hall. Hosted by the College of Human Sciences Student Council. |
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| 2009 - September 03 |
RISE, PERL open house –
Find out what researchers are doing in garden level of Lagomarcino Hall, at a joint open house hosted by the Research Institute for Studies in Education (RISE) and the Psychology in Education Research Lab (PERL). Refreshments will be served. E005, E006, E012, and E016 Lagomarcino Hall, 1-2:30 p.m. More |
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| 2009 - September 03 |
RISE, PERL presentation: What is happening Down Under? –
Learn about projects and services offered by the Research Institute for Studies in Education (RISE) and the Psychology in Education Research Lab (PERL). Joint presentation begins at 3 p.m. and is preceded by an open house. Refreshments will be served. N221 Lagomarcino Hall, 3 p.m. More |
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| 2009 - September 14 |
Mark Windschitl: Developing outstanding science teachers –
Seminar hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. Open to the university community. 2030 Morrill Hall, 2:10-3 p.m. More |
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| 2009 - September 16 |
Exhibit opening talk, reception: The Ethnic Textile Traditions of Iowa Immigrants and Native Populations –
Curators of the the exhibit -- College of Human Sciences faculty Jan Fitzpatrick, Sara Kadolph and Sara Marcketti -- will give an introductory talk during the exhibit's opening reception from 5 to 6 p.m., in the Mary Alice Gallery, Morrill Hall. More |
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| 2009 - September 16 |
Access to education denied –
Thomas Mortenson, senior scholar at the Pell Institute for the Study of Opportunity in Higher Education and independent higher education policy analyst, will present, "Access to education denied: Are Iowa public universities excluding low-income students?" on Wednesday, Sept. 16 at 8 p.m. in the Memorial Union Gallery. More |
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| 2009 - September 16 - November 20 |
Exhibit: The Ethnic Textile Traditions of Iowa Immigrants and Native Populations –
Iowa's cultural diversity will be showcased through fabric and fiber arts in a new exhibit at Iowa State that opens on Wednesday, Sept. 16. "The Ethnic Textile Traditions of Iowa Immigrants and Native Populations" will be in the Mary Alice Gallery, 1015 Morrill Hall, through Friday, Nov. 20. The gallery is open weekdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. More |
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| 2009 - September 17 |
Brown bag seminar with IDOE expert Tom Shenk Jr. –
Join the Community College Leadership Program on Thursday, Sept. 17 at 12 p.m. in N221E Lagomaricno for a brown bag seminar with Iowa Department of Education consultant Tom Shenk Jr. Shenk will present, "Longitudinal data and higher education accountability." More |
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| 2009 - September 22 |
Taking Control of Your Financial Future in Tough Times - University lecture by Hilton Chair Jeanne Hogarth –
Jeanne Hogarth, 2009-2010 Helen LeBaron Hilton Chair, will present the university lecture "Taking Control of Your Financial Future in Tough Times," on Sept. 22 at 8 p.m. in the Sun Room of the Memorial Union.
Hogarth, a consumer education program manager for the Federal Reserve Bank, is considered a national expert on the topics of consumer finance, microeconomics, and consumer information and protection. More |
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| 2009 - September 23 |
Colloquium: "The effects of Tier 2 intervention on early numeracy learning" –
Diane Pedrotty Bryant, a professor of special education at the University of Texas in Austin will discuss recent findings on the effects of interventions among students in primary grades who are at risk for having difficulty learning mathematics. Bryant will talk at a colloquium on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 3-4:30 p.m., N121 Lagomarcino Hall, co-hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. More |
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| 2009 - September 23 |
Why Do They Do That? Lessons Learned from Consumer Finance Research at the Federal Reserve Board –
Jeanne Hogarth, 2009-10 Hilton Chair, is a manager for the Federal Reserve Board in Consumer Education and Research, specializing in consumer finance. She will discuss her research on electronic banking, patterns of financial behavior, connections between knowledge and behavior in household financial management, and consumer information disclosure. Her work at the Board involves working with both primary and secondary data and includes both quantitative and qualitative research methods. Most recently, she has been involved in consumer testing of web-based disclosures for financial services. The presentation is scheduled for 3:30-4:30 p.m., 2019 Morrill Hall. A short reception in the Christian Peterson Art Museum will follow the presentation. More |
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| 2009 - September 25 |
Scholarship Recognition Event –
to recognize students in the College of Human Sciences who have been honored with scholarships. Part of Iowa State's Family Weekend, the scholarship event is 3-5 p.m. in Room 220 of the Scheman Building at the Iowa State Center. For more information, contact Tara Fisher, 515 294-7002. |
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| 2009 - September 26 |
CHS Family Weekend Reception –
Join CHS students, their families and friends, as well as faculty and staff at this informal reception being held in conjunction with ISU Family Weekend. Reception runs 9:30-11 a.m. in 175-179 Scheman Building, Iowa State Center. For more information, contact Darlene Fratzke or Marilyn Devick, phone 515 294-0626. |
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| 2009 - September 28 |
David Bressoud: Perspectives on the transition to college mathematics –
Seminar hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. Open to the university community. 2030 Morrill Hall, 2:10-3 p.m. More |
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| 2009 - September 28 |
Investing in our future: Attracting and keeping CHS students –
Engage in exhanges about the vital role we all play in student recruitment and retention. One in a series of forums for faculty and staff designed to promote college-wide discussion on current issues. 3:30-5 p.m., 210 Bessey Hall. For more information, contact Theresa Boettcher, 515 294-5380. More |
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| 2009 - September 30 |
Colloquium: "Exceptional Longevity Initiative: Preliminary Results" –
Peter Martin, professor in human development and family studies, and graduate students Mindy Heinz and Laura Temple will share preliminary results from a study of very old adults, their optimal ways of adaptation, and exceptional survivorship skills, at a gerontology program colloquium at 4 p.m., in the Gold Room, Memorial Union. The event is open to the public. For more information, phone 515 294-5186. More |
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| 2009 - October 01 |
President Geoffroy's talk on the university presidency, RISE Poster and Lecture Day –
Iowa State University President Gregory Geoffroy will deliver the keynote address, "The University Presidency: Guiding the Institution Through Challenging Times," as part of the 2009 Rise Poster and Lecture Day activities in the Alumni Center, Reiman Ballroom - South. Poster fair and light refreshments 1:30-2 p.m.; Keynote speech 2-3 p.m.; poster fair encore 3-3:30 p.m. Hosted by the Research Institute for Studies in Education (RISE). Free and open to the public. For more information, contact Linda Serra Hagedorn, professor and director of RISE, phone 515 294-5746. More |
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| 2009 - October 07 |
Open forum on strategic planning –
Forum to discuss plans for the College of Human Sciences strategic plan for 2010-2015, hosted by the CHS Strategic Planning Committee. Forum is 3-4 p.m. in MacKay Auditorium, 117 MacKay hall. For more information, contact David Whaley, committee chair, or DeeAnna Bechtel, phone 515 294-7800. |
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| 2009 - October 12 |
President and Provost annual college visit –
Greg Geoffroy, president, and Elizabeth Hoffman, executive vice president and provost, will make their annual visit to Human Sciences, where students, faculty, and staff will update them on the state of the college. Noon-5 p.m., location TBA. For more information, contact Theresa Boettcher, 515 294-5380. |
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| 2009 - October 12 |
CESMEE seminar led by Fouad Abd El Khalick –
Seminar hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. Open to the university community. 2030 Morrill Hall, 2:10-3 p.m. More |
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| 2009 - October 12 |
Open forum with President, Provost –
Gregory Geoffroy, president, and Elizabeth Hoffman, executive vice president and provost, will lead an open forum for faculty and staff of the College of Human Sciences, as part of their annual visit. 4:15-5 p.m., LeBaron Auditorium, 1210 LeBaron Hall. For more information, contact Theresa Boettcher, 515 294-5380. |
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| 2009 - October 13 |
Pilot Processes for High-Efficiency and High-Quality Extraction of Cumin Essential Oils – An example of extension research at China Agriculture University –
Professor Ni of the College of Food Science and Nutritional Engineering at China Agriculture University will be speaking on Tuesday, October 13 at 3:10 pm in 1951 Food Sciences Building, CCUR Theater. Professor Ni serves as the Associate Director of the Center for Fruits and Vegetable Processing (under Ministry of Education). Her research focuses on fruits and vegetable processing, functional foods, extraction and purification of phytochemicals. Professor Ni has supervised various high impact research projects. She has 10 patent application, 3 patents granted, 4 book chapters, and 60 scientific publications. |
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| 2009 - October 13 |
Open forum on strategic planning –
Forum to discuss plans for the College of Human Sciences strategic plan for 2010-2015, hosted by the CHS Strategic Planning Committee. Forum is 3:30-4:30 p.m. in 1352 Gilman Hall. For more information, contact David Whaley, committee chair, or DeeAnna Bechtel, phone 515 294-7800. More |
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| 2009 - October 16 |
ELPS seminar with 2009 CHS alumni awardees –
Join 2009 alumni awardees and ELPS graduates Curtis Cain, Bill and Jean Giddings, and Kari Hensen for "My career path and thought for the future," on Oct. 16 from 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. in E165 Lagomarcino. These accomplished alums will provide insight to succeeding in careers, community involvement, and personal growth. More |
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| 2009 - October 23 |
Research seminar on successful approaches to launching a clinical trial –
D. Lee Alekel, professor in food science and human nutrition and interim associate director of the Nutrition and Wellness Research Center, will lead a discussion on setting up effective clinical trials. This discussion is the second in a series of interdisciplinary research discussions in health, wellness, behavior and statistics. The series is co-sponsored by the Nutrition and Wellness Research Center, the Institute for Social and Behavioral Research, and the Center for Survey Statistics and Methodology. Noon-1 p.m., 2331 Snedecor Hall. More |
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| 2009 - October 27 |
Teaching mathematics and science in community college –
IMSEP with host "Teaching mathematics and science in community college career day," on Oct. 27, from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Science Center of Iowa (Des Moines). Former NASA astronaut and community college graduate Robert Gibson will be the guest speaker. The workshop is free and lunch is provided. It is open to undergraduate STEM majors, graduate STEM majors, math and science K-12 teachers, and individuals at Regents and Iowa four-year private colleges/universities. More |
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| 2009 - October 27 |
ISU Dance presents "Fall Melange" –
Iowa State Dance students and faculty members will present "Fall Melange" on Oct. 27 at 7 p.m. in Forker 196. The concert will feature nine pieces combining ballet, tap, modern, jazz dance with class East Indian Classical Bharatanatyam. Suparna Banerjee, Alvin Edgar Guest Resident Artist/Scholar and Janice Baker choreographed and created the show. More |
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| 2009 - October 30 |
Visiting professor will talk about equity, social justice, globalization, and implications for Praxis –
Riyad A. Shahjahan, an assistant professor and Heanon Wilkins Faculty Fellow in educational leadership at Miami University of Ohio, will deliver a presentation, titled "Equity and Social Justice in Higher Education in a Globalized Era: Implications for Praxis." This event is sponsored by the social justice concentration and the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies. For more information, contact Susana Munoz, phone 515 294-9090. Noon-1 p.m., 331 Palmer Building. More |
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| 2009 - October 31 |
Project Money: A financial literacy fair and forum –
Story Co. middle and high school students will have a chance to create projects that advance the understanding of financial literacy - like a science fair, only with money. Cash prizes will be awarded to first-third place finishers in the middle school and high school age divisions. For more information, contact Michael Adams with the Greater Iowa Credit Union at 1-800-296-9064 or register at http://projectmoney.greateriowacu.org. More |
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| 2009 - November 02 |
College open forum –
Faculty and staff are invited to a discussion, led by Dean Pamela White, on the recently-announced budget reversions for the current academic year as well as the budget planning process for the 2010-2011 fiscal year. 4:10-5 p.m., 210 Bessey Hall. For more information, contact Theresa Boettcher, 515 294-5380. |
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| 2009 - November 09 |
CESMEE seminar led by Corey Drake –
"A Good Start: Learning Trajectories Within and Beyond an Elementary Mathematics Methods Course," a seminar hosted by the Center for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Education. Corey Drake, associate professor in curriculum and instruction at Iowa State University, will describe a series of current studies related to elementary teachers’ use of mathematics curriculum materials. She will explore the construct of curriculum capacity -- the intersection of teachers, materials, and contexts. She plans to use these studies to develop a proposed trajectory for pre-service teacher learning from and about curriculum materials. Drake will also describe related implications for both research and practice in teacher education. The seminar is open to the university community. 2030 Morrill Hall, 2:10-3 p.m. More |
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| 2009 - November 09 |
Interdisciplinary research workshop with Jeanne Hogarth –
All CHS and university faculty are encouraged to bring research ideas, questions, and potential projects to this collaborative research workshop on Monday, Nov. 9 from 3 – 5 p.m. in 0331 Palmer with 2009-10 Hilton Chair Jeanne Hogarth. Contact Steve Garasky at 515 294-9826 for more details. More |
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| 2009 - November 11 |
Smart investing @ your library: Considerations in the aftermath of the recession –
Jeanne Hogarth, 2009-10 Hilton Chair and national consumer finance expert will lead this free, public class on reevaluating progess toward funding financial goals in the wake of turbulent economic progress. More |
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| 2009 - November 12 |
Vision seminar and diversity forum: Jane Schuchardt, finalist –
Schuchardt is one of four finalists for the post of Associate Dean for College of Human Sciences Extension and Outreach to Families and 4-H Youth Development, and Director for ISU Extension to Families. Open to the public. 9:30-10:45 a.m., 331 Palmer Building. More |
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| 2009 - November 12 |
Meskwaki ribbonwork regalia demonstration –
See the ornate ribbonwork details of Meskwaki regalia come alive through a lecture and demonstration by AESHM lecturer Brenda Ackerman on Thursday, Nov. 12 from 5 - 6 p.m. in 2088 LeBaron Hall.
The lecture is presented in conjunction with the ISU Textiles and Clothing Museum exhibit, "Ethnic Textile Traditions of Iowa Immigrant and Native Populations." Anyone wishing to view the exhibit is invited to the Mary Alice Gallery, 1015 Morrill Hall, following the presentation. The exhibit is open Monday - Friday, 11 a.m.-4 p.m. through November 20, 2009.
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| 2009 - November 17 |
Vision seminar and diversity forum: Nancy Franz, finalist –
Franz is one of four finalists for the post of Associate Dean for College of Human Sciences Extension and Outreach to Families and 4-H Youth Development, and Director for ISU Extension to Families. Open to the public. 10:30-11:45 a.m., 331 Palmer Building. More |
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| 2009 - November 17 |
CCLP Brown Bag Seminar with Linda Serra Hagedorn –
The Community College Leadership Program (CCLP) will host the brown bag seminar "The Community College: Bridging to Success...Preparing Health & Behavioral Science Professionals," on Tuesday, November 17, from 12 - 1 p.m. in Lago N231. Dr. Linda Hagedorn, Director, Research Institute for Studies in Education (RISE), Iowa State University is the seminar's featured speaker.
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| 2009 - November 19 |
Vision seminar and diversity forum: Carolyn Nobles, finalist –
Nobles is one of four finalists for the post of Associate Dean for College of Human Sciences Extension and Outreach to Families and 4-H Youth Development, and Director for ISU Extension to Families. Open to the public. 10:30-11:45 a.m., 1951 Food Sciences Building. More |
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