Conferences, Workshops and Camps
UNI keyboard faculty will coordinate this online day of learning for pianists and organists. For more information and to register, visit https://music.uni.edu/uni-keyboard-day .
This panel will help participants become acquainted with key ethical issues involved in quantitative research and scholarship. It will include an interactive discussion on such topics as integrity in authorship, data management, and collaboration as they pertain to quantitative research methods. This panel discussion will be led by Helen Harton, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology and include other faculty members who are experts in quantitative research methodologies.
Panelists in this workshop will help participants become acquainted with key ethical issues involved in research and scholarship. This event will include an interactive discussion on topics related to power relationships, including issues involving gender, race, and ethnicity. This panel discussion will be led by Helen Harton, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology and include other faculty members.
UNI Export Controls Officer Kyle Fogt will outline what faculty and staff need to know about federal export control regulations, which govern the “exporting” (sharing) of information, equipment, or software with individuals from other countries. Those who travel internationally, are engaged in sensitive technical research, use special equipment, and/or have international students or collaborators are especially encouraged to attend. You will learn which “exports” are controlled and how to guard against violating these laws and regulations, as well as what the consequences may be if you do so.
School of Music instructor of music education Michelle Swanson will coordinate this workshop. For more information, contact Michelle.Swanson@uni.edu.
Faculty artist Yu-Ting (Tina) Su and students from the UNI horn studio will coordinate this virtual event. For more information, contact Yu-Ting.Su@uni.edu.
Northern Iowa Symphony Orchestra conductor Erik Rohde and the UNI String Division faculty will coordinate this online event. Contact Erik.Rohde@uni.edu for more details.
UNI faculty artists Anthony Williams and Stephanie Ycaza will host this online workshop for low brass players. For more information or to register, visit https://music.uni.edu/lowbrass.