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First generation Latino leader

Alfredo Garcia tutors Elizabeth Ayala

UI student Alfredo Garcia of Sioux City says his Mexican immigrant parents have labored intensely in fields and factories to give him and his siblings the opportunity to pursue their dreams. Garcia, who is also president of First Generation Iowa, says he is grateful for scholarships that have made it feasible for him to attend the UI and graduate debt free. Story

Project HOPE helps students explore the health sciences

students look at a human muscle skeleton model

Employment opportunities in the health science fields will be the topic of discussion when students from two eastern Iowa middle schools visit the University of Iowa Department of Biology this spring as part of Project HOPE, created by College of Education associate professor Saba Ali. Story

UI students named to Dean's list for fall 2012

Some 4,000 undergraduate students at the University of Iowa were named to the Dean's list for the 2012 fall semester. Story

UI students receive degrees after 2012 fall session

Graduate in cap and gown

The University of Iowa awarded an estimated 1,500 degrees at the close of the 2012 fall session. Story

Future of STEM comes to Iowa City

Student working with John Manak in genetics lab.

Iowa’s top high school math and science students will visit the University of Iowa campus Feb. 28 and March 1 to present research at the annual Iowa Regional Junior Science and Humanities Symposium. The event is hosted by the UI College of Education’s Belin-Blank Center. Story

Providing better futures for Iowans

Three University of Iowa College of Education leaders have received Better Futures for Iowans grants to support projects in dentistry, disability, and world language education. Through the outreach work of Saba Ali, Nicholas Colangelo, and James Stachowiak, Iowans benefit across the state. Story

UI president's Golden Pledge making an impact

Old Capitol dome with snowy trees in the foreground.

Since University of Iowa President Sally Mason announced "Golden Pledge: A Presidential Partnership for Student Success" in late October 2012, more than $2 million has been received through numerous gift commitments. The program aims to dramatically enhance the scholarship support the UI is able to provide for students. Story

College of Education symposium highlights diversity research

The annual Martin Luther King, Jr., Research Symposium, hosted by the College of Education’s Diversity Committee and sponsored by the UI Epsilon Chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, celebrates College of Education student research focused on diversity and service. Awards were given for the top five projects. Story

One Billion Rising

Logo of One Billion Rising, Strike, Dance, Rise to promote ending sexual assault against women and girls. Graphic of abstract womam in the midst of heart

Iowa City and University of Iowa will join with activists around the world at 5 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 14, for "One Billion Rising," the largest day of action in the history of V-Day, a global activist movement to end violence against women and girls. Story

Equity, diversity, and education

children raising hands in classroom setting

Research shows that there is not one profession whose clients and customers wouldn’t benefit from their service providers having received multicultural training. When it comes to having a diverse population to serve, I believe educators are at the top of the list of those in this category. Story

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