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Wednesday, October 27, 2021
This art exhibition is a group invitational event curated by UNI Professor of Art JoAnn Schnabel who will retire from teaching at the conclusion of 2021. Exhibition participants include the following: Bryan Coons (B.F.A, 2012), Lori Dale (B.A., 1997), Thaddeus Erdahl (B.F.A., 2004), Allison Fretheim (B.A., 2015), Sarah German (B.F.A., 2006), Travis Gingerich (B.F.A., 2016), Matt Kelleher (M.A., 1997), Rylie Lawrence (B.F.A., 2018), Caitlin Mary Margarett (B.F.A., 2018), Lisa McClurg (B.A., 2010), Nicholas Meyer (M.A., 2010), Daniel Orr (B.A., 1995), Jesse Parrott (B.F.A., 2010), Wade Scheel (B.A., 1995), Chris Singewald (B.F.A., 2006), Kelsey Sorensen (B.F.A, 2015), Denae Statzer (B.F.A., 2020), Brad Travis (M.A., 2003), Dallan Troyer (M.A., 1996), Madalyn Loring Vorrie (B.F.A., 2017), Amythest Warrington (B.F.A., 2014), Chad Wolf (B.F.A., 1996), and the curator herself.
Recommended Grade Levels: 2-5 | Runtime: 60min
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Charlotte's Web is based on E.B. White's loving story of the friendship between a pig named Wilbur and a little gray spider named Charlotte. Wilbur has a problem: how to avoid winding up as pork chops! Charlotte, a fine writer and true friend, hits on a plan to fool Farmer Zuckerman. She will create a "miracle." Spinning the words "Some Pig" in her web, Charlotte weaves a solution which not only makes Wilbur a prize pig but also ensures his place on the farm forever. This treasured tale, featuring madcap and endearing farm animals, explores bravery, selfless love and the true meaning of friendship.
Open Access is a movement that encourages the unrestricted sharing of research results with everyone. The more people that can access and build upon the latest research, the more valuable that research becomes. Rod Library has continued to support Open Access by promoting and maintaining UNI ScholarWorks.
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Are you graduating this semester or student teaching in the spring? Join us for the Fall 2021 Graduation Fair to take care of your graduation checklist. You can confirm your degree requirements with your record analyst, apply for graduation, RSVP for commencement, prep for your diploma, get your finances in order, purchase a cap and gown, receive resume critiques, snap a graduation photo, record a video message for your family and friends, enjoy refreshments and register for prizes.
A free, half hour workshop session held at The Learning Center @ Rod Library.
All are welcome. No RSVP required.
Our first of two presentations showcasing the projects of our Summer 2021 Undergraduate Research Fellows.
Adam Ramker, Senior BS Physics major, presents Computational study of highly spin polarized Heusler alloys
Aaron Kirchman, Senior BS Physics major, presents Stochastic Monte Carlo Simulations of Competing Nucleoproteins on Single-Stranded DNA
Young Moua, Senior, BS Physics major, presents Electrical Transport Measurements on Ni Films Deposited on MoS2
Jacob Scheel, Freshman Electrical Engineering Technology major, presents Sustainable Nanocellulose Composite Materials
Everyone welcome!