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May 1, 2009Still a great placeEchoing similar sentiments of two years ago, 89 percent of survey respondents say ISU is great place to learn. Checking on the electric fleetSix months in, electric vehicles on campus are fitting into some niche uses. New training optionsHRS lines up consultants to offer new development opportunities. More choicesNew form has broader race, ethnicity choices, in accordance with federal reporting mandates. Our Veishea slidesSlideshow recap of Veishea features pie makers, log rollers, canoe racers and teddy bear docs. Senate panel talks budgetProvost, senators consider ways to meet appropriations cuts. Policy to keep kids safePolicy to keep kids safe on campus approved by senate, on to P&S Council. Announcements
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Last summer commencementISU's last summer commencement will be Aug. 8. Future summer grads may attend other ceremonies. Springing into finalsCardinal and gold tulips signal springtime and semester's closing days. Tools for identifying sexual misconductNew web site offers tools for indentifying, addressing student sexual misconduct. Need a campus map?Campus maps, color or black and white, are available to departments. Road projects returnPaving on Stange and Welch/Union roads will cause lane closures. |
Watch homepage for budget updatesPresident Geoffroy will outline more than $38 million in budget cuts at the April 30 regents meeting. Watch the ISU homepage for updates. Green tip of the weekTake your sustainability savvy into summer. Art & EventsGraduation May 8-93,000-plus will receive Iowa State degrees next week. Dinos in the gardensDinosaurs will prowl Reiman Gardens, starting May 15. CongratulationsRetirementsDan Douglas, Jim Noland, David Hoffman. International receptionGraduating international students to be honored May 8. |