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Inside ArchivesSubmit newsSend news for Inside to inside@iastate.edu, or call (515) 294-7065. See publication dates, deadlines. About InsideInside Iowa State, a newspaper for faculty and staff, is published by the Office of University Relations. |
Dec. 9, 2005Ombuds office coming to campusOmbuds office will provide new option for settling problems or disputes. Ag dean finalists visit campusCampus visits for finalists for dean of agriculture are winding down this week. Experts to talk Web accessibilityWeb conference features national experts on accessible Web pages. Tuition rates OKedRegents approve 4 percent tuition increase, higher rates for engineering students. Virtual void"We've gone from 'family' time to 'quality' time to 'media' time," Greenlee School director Michael Bugeja said in a recent talk on the virtual void. Announcements
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Wendy Ware Matters of the heartWendy Ware was among the first women to become veterinary cardiologists. Budget model updateThe group working on a new budget model will submit a second report to the university community soon. Making commercialsUniversity marketing director Carole Custer checks an angle during shooting of two TV ads about student experiences. The first will debut on the Houston Bowl broadcast. P-T proposal endorsedFaculty Senate has endorsed a proposal to allow faculty to seek temporary part-time appointments to care for family members. Veishea alcohol policyISU's standard alcohol policy will be in effect during the next Veishea. Farewell to a colleagueThe Inside staff bids farewell to Linda Charles, who helped launch this publication. |
Winter festivalHayrides, cookie decorations, and lots of lights were part of the Nov. 30 winter festival on campus. Podcast pioneersIowa State catches the podcasting wave. Payne to lead ExtensionJack Payne, Utah State, will become next vice provost for extension and outreach. Arts and EventsISU WeekISU Week in Des Moines includes learning events, special deals and basketball games. CommencementApproximately 1,755 degrees to be awarded Dec. 16-17. CongratulationsReceptionsJon Lewis, John Tannehill, Denis McGee. |