Past Events

Don't fold under the PURR-essure of your upcoming finals... Join us next week for an origami de-stress session in the Makerspace! Fold adorable cat figures & animal-themed boxes as a way to relax. No crafting experience needed–our student employees will be there to guide you.

Part of the RSP training series - Cost-share, match, in-kind dollars, leveraged funds...what is it really, how should it be handled in a proposal, and how do I report it at UNI? This session will provide a detailed look at cost share and reporting cost share at UNI.

The New Horizons Band will offer its spring concert. Under the direction of Diana Blake, the New Horizons Band features musicians 55 and older who travel from all over Iowa. This event is free and open to the public.

Under the direction of UNI School of Music professor of clarinet Amanda McCandless, the UNI Clarinet Studio and Ensemble will offer a spring concert. This event is free and open to the public.

Learn about conducting logistic regression in R. This session is suitable for beginners with some basic knowledge of logistic regression. This is free training offered by the Department of Mathematics Statistical Consulting Center.

Learn about conducting logistic regression in SPSS. This session is suitable for beginners with some knowledge of logistic regression. This is free training offered by the Department of Mathematics Statistical Consulting Center.

Visiting artists AdZel will present a recital. Clarinetists Stephanie Zelnick and Mariam Adam have been hailed by critics as "inspired and sensitive," and their duo AdZel is creating new dialogues through music. A duo formed from friendship, AdZel has performed around the world, collaborating with composers, performers, and conductors on three continents. AdZel will also present a masterclass during their visit to UNI on Monday, April 29 at 5 p.m. in Graham Hall. Both events are free and open to the public.

Under the direction of faculty artist Anthony Williams, students from the UNI trombone studio will present a spring recital. This event is free and open to the public.

Presenters: Disa Cornish (Nursing & Public Health), Zak Larter (IT-Client Services), Kristin Moser (Institutional Effectiveness & Planning)

BREAKING! - Disa Cornish, Zak Larter, and Kristin Moser will present preliminary findings from a recent survey of UNI student knowledge, attitudes and behaviors related to the use of generative AI. Results can be used to inform teaching practices and policy decisions at the classroom, departmental, college and institutional levels. Ideas for future research will also be discussed to help contextualize student perspectives.