UI Alumni Invited to Join New Online Community

The University of Iowa and the UI Alumni Associationlaunched a new online community, with Iowa graduates invited to begin creating their profiles and exploring the site.

Registration is free and open to all UI alumni.

The site, www.oniowa.com, is designed to help alumni reconnect with friends and classmates, network with other Iowa graduates, share news, and search for alumni events in their area, among many other activities.

The College places great importance in keeping connected with its 25,000 former students. We are interested in following our alumni's careers and accomplishments. Please use the What's New with You form and stay connected with us. The information you share will be published in the alumni magazine, Education@Iowa.

The College's biannual alumni magazine, Education@Iowa provides all the latest College and alumni news.

	The College's monthly newsletter, Education First, features the many ways The University of Iowa College of Education is first in education, as well as faculty and student engagement.
Annual Report	The College's yearly summary of accomplishments, captures a view of the programs, projects, and people that meet the goals of the College's strategic plan.

 

Student Events

 

Teacher Education Convocation

 

At the conclusion of the fall and spring semesters, the College holds a special convocation specifically for students who have completed their student teaching semester and are qualified to apply for teacher licensure. For more information, or to register online for the event, visit Teacher Education Convocation.

 

Next event:	Friday, May 11, 2007
	8:00 p.m.
	Iowa Memorial Union Main Lounge
	Iowa City, Iowa

 

Alumni Events

 

Alumni Reception at the Annual AERA/NCME Meeting

 

Each year the College hosts a reception for alumni and friends at the annual meeting of the American Education Research Association and the National Council on Measurement in Education.

Next event:	Thursday, April 12, 2007
	5:30 - 7:30 pm
	The Mid America Club
	200 E. Randolph Drive Aon Center -- 80th Floor Chicago, Illinois

Dress Code/Security Requirements

The MidAmerica Club has the following dress code:

Business casual attire required

(no jeans, no gym shoes).

Photo ID and AERA badge required for building access.

Guests need photo ID and to arrive with AERA participant.

Map

 

To receive an invitation to this event, please send an e-mail with your name, school or company name, and address to educationatiowa@uiowa.edu .

 

Dean's Honor Clubs Reception

 

Every two years, the dean thanks special friends of the College who support the College at an annual level of $1,000 or more.

 

This year, the dean hosted the Honor Clubs reception at the Levitt Center for University Advancement and provided tickets to the Aretha Franklin "Queen of Soul" performance at Hancher Auditorium.

 

To become a member of the Dean's Honor Club, please visit Support the College to learn about the many ways in which private support advances College programs, projects, and students.

 

Show your Iowa pride by wearing this alumni lapel pin, available free to all University of Iowa College of Education alumni.

To learn more about how you can contribute to programs and projects in University of Iowa College of Education, please contact Darryl Borcherding . Your inquiry will be treated confidentially.

UIAA

The University of Iowa Alumni Association serves as the gateway for alumni to connect with one another and with the University.

 

UI Foundation

Although The University of Iowa is a state institution, it receives less than one quarter of its funding from state appropriations. The University of Iowa Foundation was organized in 1956 to help the University meet its needs beyond that base funding by generating private support. The University of Iowa acknowledges the UI Foundation as the preferred channel for private contributions that benefit all areas of the University. Foundation staff work with alumni and friends to generate funds for scholarships, professorships, facilities, equipment, research, and other University priorities.

 

The Daily Iowan

 

The University of Iowa's daily morning newspaper is the best source for University academic, sports, arts, and general news.