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UI graduate student receives Fulbright to Germany for 2013-2014

The Fulbright U.S. Student Program has just announced that University of Iowa graduate student Briana Smith has received a Fulbright award for 2013-14 to conduct research in Germany. Story

Two UI alumnae receive Fulbright research grants for 2013-14

Two University of Iowa alumnae have been awarded Fulbright U.S. Student Program grants to conduct research internationally in 2013-14. This year's UI recipients are Margaret Ross and Rebecca McCray. Story

Spotlight: Rivers as Bridges

International Accents: Spotlight: Rivers as Bridges
Published
2013.04.22
UI student Kyra Seay poses with a new friend she made in China on the Rivers as Bridges program

Two UI students, Kyra Seay and Tess Haverkamp, recently traveled to China on the Rivers as Bridges program that examines the sister-river relationship of the Mississippi River in the U.S. and the Yangtze River in China. Story from: International Accents

International Accents

UICHR announces 2013 Weston essay contest

The UI Center for Human Rights announces the opening of its annual Burns H. Weston International Human Rights Essay Prize, which honors the work of UI students and the lifetime work of Professor Burns H. Weston of the College of Law. Story

Stellar student employees recognized

UI Student Employee of the Year, Andrew Michalski sits at a laboratory bench in the Eckstein Medical Researchh Building.

The University of Iowa recognizes nine undergraduates who help keep the university working, including one winner, Andrew Michalski, who has received state and regional honors, too. Story

Researching rural refugees

Cristina "Nina" Ortiz poses in front of the Grace Chin Store, a Burmese owned grocery store on Main Street in Columbus Junction.

Cristina Ortiz grew up as part of the lone Latino family in Leon, Iowa. The UI anthropology graduate student now lives in Columbus Junction, Iowa, and is researching the growing Chin Burmese refugee population that lives in this community. She will present her research Friday, April 5 as part of a panel presentation during the Refugees in the Heartland Provost's Global Forum. Story

Weismann says international immigrants attracted to Midwest

Published
2013.03.15
George Chen (left) from Taiwan and his brother Henry Chen stand and place their hands as they swear the Oath of Allegiance to the United States during a naturalization ceremony at the Federal Courthouse for the Northern District of Iowa on Nov. 16, 2012, in southeast Cedar Rapids.

International immigrants are attracted to the Midwest, and Iowa specifically, for its low unemployment rate and cost of living, diverse economic sectors, and educational opportunities, says Amy Weismann, associate director for the UI Center for Human Rights. Story from: The Gazette

The Gazette

Tippie College of Business offers Chinese pronunciation workshop

Published
2013.03.11
Nametag with name written in Chinese

With more Chinese students showing up on University of Iowa class rolls than ever before, the Henry B. Tippie College of Business last month invited its faculty and staff to a workshop to learn how to pronounce the students' names. Story from: Inside Higher Ed

Inside Higher Ed

Getting their names right

Name tag with a Chinese name on it.

The Tippie College of Business hosted a workshop to help faculty and staff learn to properly pronounce the names of students from China, which are at a record high in the college. Story

Deadline for Cmiel human rights scholarships March 15

UI undergraduate, graduate, and professional students who have secured summer internships with human rights organizations in the United States or internationally should consider applying for the Kenneth J. Cmiel Funded Human Rights Internship Program. Story

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