Quirk--Charles E. [History Faculty]
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1 | Editor's Note Northern Iowan 112:48, p.2 |
The Northern Iowan issues a correction and apology for its April 4 article "UNI 7: Activism Impacts Campus Nearly Half a Century Later"; Charles E. Quirk was misspelled as Quick. | |
2 | UNI 7: Activism impacts campus nearly half a century later Northern Iowan 112:47, p.1 |
In 1970, a group of students that became known as the UNI Seven led a demonstration and movement on campus that eventually resulted in a space for multi-cultural students to gather; photo. | |
3 | Facebook: UNI professors you loved Northern Iowa Today 95:2, p.2 |
Excerpts from Facebook comments about favorite faculty members; photo. | |
4 | Insights into success; UNI's first class of Presidential Scholars share success stories Northern Iowa Today 93:3, p.7 |
Members of the first Presidential Scholars class tell what they have done; photo. | |
5 | UNI professors received higher raises than UI, ISU Northern Iowan 98:6, p.1 |
United Faculty President Paul Siddens discusses the need for the increase in faculty salaries. | |
6 | Retiring long-term employees recognized Campus News Network 11:19, p.1 |
Thirty-nine retirees recognized at UNI's 43rd Annual Recognition Breakfast. | |
7 | Long-term employees retiring from the University of Northern Iowa to be recognized Saturday, April 28 Public Relations News Release 2000:383, p.1 |
List of thirty-nine employees who have retired or will be retiring from the university in the 2000-01 fiscal year. | |
8 | Profile: Chuck Quirk Campus News Network 10:19, p.3 |
Profile of Chuck Quirk, faculty member of the History Department; photo. | |
9 | Faculty seeks pay raise Northern Iowan 95:28, p.1 |
UNI faculty and staff unions are seeking pay raises for the next two years. | |
10 | Charles E. Quirk Campus News Network 6:21, p.3 |
Clarification of article from last Kudos: Quirk edited "Sports and the Law: Major Legal Cases" and he and John W. Johnson contributed articles; Johnson also wrote preface. | |
11 | Why more lawyers are leading the sporting life Public Relations News Release 1995:377, p.1 |
Because many NFL franchises are moving to other cities and increasing physical altercations to the NBA, the field of sports law is increasing. | |
12 | John W. Johnson Campus News Network 6:17, p. |
Faculty members wrote various articles. | |
13 | Reservations sought for tailgating celebration honoring metro educators prior to University of Northern Iowa game Public Relations News Release 1995:24, p.1 |
Charles Quirk is taking reservations from area educators for tickets and tailgating for the upcoming football game. | |
14 | Tailgating celebration to honor metro educators prior to University of Northern Iowa game Public Relations News Release 1995:7, p.1 |
Area educators will honored at tailgating celebration at UNI. | |
15 | Collective bargaining A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.428 |
Detailed account of legal actions and negotiations leading to the election of a faculty bargaining agent; photo. | |
16 | Faculty affairs A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.317 |
A look at salary schedules, fringe benefits, faculty loads, faculty governance, and faculty organizations in the 1950s and 1960s; photo. | |
17 | Other major administrative, service, and curricular changes A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.234 |
The college adopts the semester plan to begin in summer, 1957; changes in student teaching supervision include resumption of work in Cedar Falls schools; institution of honors program and work with provisional students; photo. | |
18 | Services extending beyond the campus: Extension Service; Continuing Education; the church; the UNI Foundation A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.359 |
Extension services designed to meet needs of growing enrollment; efforts in radio and television; a brief history of the last years of the CHIC; early efforts of the UNI Foundation; photo. | |
19 | UNI seeks to implement its mission A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.441 |
UNI attempts to expand its curriculum on undergraduate and graduate levels; photo. | |
20 | UNI educators link up to form Council of Metro Educators Northern Iowan 91:8, p.1 |
Computer network for educators in metropolitan area planned. | |
21 | Council of Metro Educators formed. Public Relations News Release 1994:30, p.1 |
New organization formed to connect all teachers in the metro area. | |
22 | Quirk compiles encyclopedia Northern Iowan 91:5, p.16 |
Professor Charles Quirk compiles encyclopedia of sports law; photo. | |
23 | Two UNI history profs reader/scorers for college board program Public Relations News Release 0:634, p.1 |
UNI profs participated in the annual reading and scoring of Advanced Placement Examinations in U.S. History. | |
24 | Two UNI history profs, chemistry prof reader/scorers for college board program Public Relations News Release 1992:759, p.1 |
John Johnson, Charles Quirk, and James Chang participated in the annual reading and scoring of Advanced Placement Examinations in U.S. History for the College Board Program. | |
25 | Several Northern Iowa faculty Campus News Network 3:20, p.4 |
Will score AP tests. | |
26 | Of witch trials and Indian land claims; historic U.S. Court Cases encyclopedia edited by University of Northern Iowa professor Public Relations News Release 1991:546, p.1 |
John Johnson served as editor of "Historic U.S. Court Cases". Johnson and several of his UNI colleagues also contributed essays to the book. | |
27 | Professional leaves Campus News Network 2:13, p.2 |
Roster of those receiving PDLs and their research topics. | |
28 | Faculty Senate will ask Regents for cap on enrollment Northern Iowan 88:22, p.1 |
Reject Professor Longnecker's proposals; favor motion of Professor Quirk. | |
29 | History lecture tomorrow Northern Iowan 87:35, p.7 |
Charles Quirk will present lecture on Waterloo, Iowa, on the 1960s Wednesday as part of the History Lecture Series. | |
30 | "Communities in Conflict: Waterloo in the 1960's" is topic of history lecture at University of Northern Iowa February 6 Public Relations News Release 1990:312, p.1 |
Waterloo in the 1960s will be the subject of lecture at UNI. | |
31 | Black History Month activities planned at University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1990:307, p.1 |
Highlights of Black History Month activities announced at UNI. Joy Lowe and B. J. Furgerson will speak. | |
32 | Peace groups organize and prepare for consequences of war. Public Relations News Release 1990:297, p.1 |
Professor Quirk helps organize a teach-in plus other activities to help people deal with anti-war feelings. | |
33 | Persian Gulf crisis Public Relations News Release 1990:296, p.1 |
UNI has provided a roster of source people and topics concerning the Persian Gulf crisis. | |
34 | Somervill appointed Dean of Graduate College Northern Iowan 86:18, p.5 |
Dean Somervill talks about his goals. | |
35 | Faculty approves dead week proposal Northern Iowan 85:32, p.1 |
No final comprehensive examination should be given within last two weeks of class, though unit tests and papers may be assigned to be due during that period. | |
36 | Gen. Ed. program debated; faculty concerned as Northern Iowan 85:14, p.1 |
Faculty Senate considers General Education report; attempts to understand implications for students and faculty. | |
37 | Presidential Scholars set high standards Northern Iowa Today 15:3, p.1 |
Students and faculty offer reactions to program; photo. | |
38 | Professor introduces one-of-a-kind textbook Northern Iowan 82:39, p.10 |
Professor Glenda Riley discusses the role of women in United States history; photo. | |
39 | Elderhostel to focus on music, religion, Afghanistan July 6-12 Alumnus 70:4, p.7 |
Courses and faculty listed. | |
40 | Tele-evangelism questioned Northern Iowan 82:20, p.10 |
Chuck Quirk and John Folkers talk about television evangelists. | |
41 | Speakers to discuss TV evangelism Northern Iowan 82:18, p.9 |
Charles Quirk and John Folkers will make presentations. | |
42 | 'Electronic Church' is topic of next talk in UNI History Lecture Series Wednesday Public Relations News Release 1985:122, p.1 |
Charles Quirk and Rev. John Folkers will discuss the impact of the televised Church in America. | |
43 | UNI's Wohl to Speak on 'Historical Perspective of Holocaust' Wednesday Public Relations News Release 1985:76, p.1 |
Dr. Harold B. Wohl will give a lecture in the north Room of the Maucker Union over the holocaust and how it is overlooked in many history books. | |
44 | First honors program beset with problems Northern Iowa Today 13:2, p.1 |
Brief history of honors programs at UNI, including development of Individual Studies. | |
45 | Panel debates prayer in public schools Northern Iowan 80:53, p.1 |
Extensive excerpts from panelists' remarks. | |
46 | Religious right history traced Northern Iowan 80:18, p.1 |
Calvin Malefyt and panel hold discussion; photo. | |
47 | A Philosophy and Religion Forum Northern Iowan 80:16, p.7 |
Panel discussion on religion. | |
48 | Panel discussion scheduled Northern Iowan 79:50, p.6 |
Department of Philosophy and Religion will sponsor panel and programs relating to matters of concern to faculty and clergy. | |
49 | Senate to organize evaluation Northern Iowan 79:30, p.5 |
Faculty Senate receives petition calling for evaluation of President Kamerick and Provost Martin; considering role in presidential search. | |
50 | Kamerick, Martin evaluation called for by faculty members Northern Iowan 79:22, p.1 |
200 faculty sign petition asking for evaluation. | |
51 | Student interest in history on the rise Old Gold 0:0, p.43 |
An increase of majors and minors in History are increasing, showing marked interest in the field; photo. | |
52 | AFT wants closer look at EOP administrator neglect criticized Northern Iowan 78:53, p.4 |
Text of statement calling for investigation of EOP administration. | |
53 | Racial relations central to urban stability Northern Iowan 78:21, p.4 |
Panel discusses urban history and future. | |
54 | Urban violence, social policy topic of panel at UNI, November 10 Public Relations News Release 1981:133, p.1 |
Charles Quirk, Murray Austin, Allen Hays, and Jeffrey Brown will discuss "The Unheavenly City Revisited" during a free panel discussion. | |
55 | Religion lecture Northern Iowan 77:13, p.12 |
Professor Quirk will speak on the United Presbyterian Church. | |
56 | Date, location changed for UNI history lecture Public Relations News Release 1980:120, p.1 |
The date and location have been changed for Professor Charles Quirk's speech on "The United Presbyterian Church and Race, 1960-1980: An exercise in 'Presentist', Instant, Radica, Participant-Observer History". | |
57 | UNI history series to open September 18 with annual Becker lecture Public Relations News Release 1980:51, p.1 |
Phi Alpha Theta will host guest speaker Chester G. Starr to start the Carl L. Becker Memorial Lecture Series. | |
58 | Department of History Old Gold 0:0, p.15 |
History Department teaches students American, Asian, European, and Latin American History; photo. | |
59 | New courses Northern Iowan 75:30, p.7 |
Professor Nodarse will teach "How to learn a foreign language"; Professor Quirk will teach "Perspectives on Urban Life". | |
60 | Faculty votes on union agent; results of decertification vote expected today Northern Iowan 75:28, p.1 |
UF needs to receive 50% of the vote. | |
61 | 76% of needed signed Northern Iowan 75:23, p.1 |
AFT has gathered 130 signatures in support of decertification of UF; need total of 170. | |
62 | Quirk: 'faculty need the support . . . from participation in a union' Northern Iowan 75:20, p.8 |
Profile of Professor Quirk; viewpoints on faculty-administration relations and the benefits of AFT representation; photo. | |
63 | American Federation of Teachers vs. United Faculty Northern Iowan 75:18, p.1 |
Spokesmen for AFT and UF state their positions. | |
64 | Faculty, union leaders give bargaining views Northern Iowan 75:18, p.3 |
Offer opinions on de-certification action. | |
65 | Merger talks ended; AFT, UF at "impasse", faculty unions remain separate Northern Iowan 75:14, p.12 |
Four meetings over last two weeks do not lead to agreement. | |
66 | Prof speaks out on Quirk case and publish or perish Northern Iowan 74:55, p.2 |
Feels that the grievance filed by Dr. Charles Quirk is a matter that should concern UNI students and faculty; believes that university may well be recognizing that research is more important than teaching. | |
67 | The effect of the Quirk case Northern Iowan 74:54, p.13 |
AFT will hold panel discussion. | |
68 | Quirk denied promotion in important Regent decision Northern Iowan 74:45, p.1 |
Regents debate and split on issue, 5-2. | |
69 | Teacher vs. publishing Northern Iowan 74:45, p.2 |
Feels the Board of Regents should moderate their requirements for promotions. | |
70 | Regents hearing called for promotional grievance Northern Iowan 74:39, p.7 |
Professor Quirk continues his appeal of denial of promotion. | |
71 | Regents handle routine business Northern Iowan 74:32, p.7 |
Regents approve Men's Gym roofing project; will review Professor Quirk's promotion grievance. | |
72 | Class examines urban problems and aspects Northern Iowan 74:23, p.2 |
Brief description of "Perspectives on Urban Life". | |
73 | New general ed still under study Northern Iowan 74:23, p.3 |
Refers proposal to committee for discussion with department heads and impact study. | |
74 | Senate votes general ed to new committee Northern Iowan 74:17, p.1 |
Will send proposal to new study committee; School of Music and Department of Art register objections.. | |
75 | Press allowed in bargaining sessions; but see little substantive action Northern Iowan 73:43, p.1 |
UF and Regents spar over issues; photo. | |
76 | Support for Quirk Northern Iowan 73:40, p.2 |
Believes denial of full professorship on grounds of insufficient scholarship was wrong; Quirk is an excellent teacher and is involved in many extracurricular activities; he should have been promoted to full professor. | |
77 | Faculty Senate has busy meeting Northern Iowan 73:33, p.6 |
Considering fate of evaluation of administration in light of collective bargaining. | |
78 | Cities: dynamic, growing; course offered on urban life Northern Iowan 73:21, p.8 |
Murray Austin and Chuck Quirk will teach the new course "Perspectives on Urban Life." | |
79 | Why we support UNI/AFT Northern Iowan 73:21, p.10 |
Professors offer their opinions. | |
80 | Faculty Senate calls it quits Northern Iowan 72:37, p.1 |
Faculty Senate frustrated with administration; votes to cease all activities, including committee work, until it receives direction from the faculty. | |
81 | Urban life Northern Iowan 72:21, p.3 |
A new course entitled "Perspectives on Urban Life" will be offered at UNI; Professor Quirk talks about it. | |
82 | Historical lecture Northern Iowan 69:27, p.12 |
Professor Quirk will speak on historiography of religion in America. | |
83 | Seven Iowans Attend UNI Urban Dynamics Institute Public Relations News Release 1971:684, p.1 |
The institute runs from June 14 to August 6 and will be stationed at the UNI-CUE. | |
84 | Urban Dynamics offered in summer Northern Iowan 67:41, p.1 |
Will sponsor cluster of interdisciplinary graduate courses. | |
85 | Urban Dynamics Institute to be Offered at UNI This Summer Public Relations News Release 1971:472, p.1 |
"Urban Dynamics Institute" wil be taught on an interdisciplinary basis involving the behavioral sciences and education and will enable grad students the opportunity to earn eight credit hours. | |
86 | Urban Dynamics Institute to be Offered at UNI This Summer Public Relations News Release 1971:471, p.1 |
"Urban Dynamics Institute" wil be taught on an interdisciplinary basis involving the behavioral sciences and education and will enable grad students the opportunity to earn eight credit hours. | |
87 | Different drummer Northern Iowan 67:13, p.5 |
Outlines selection procedures; answers elitism charge. | |
88 | Deadline Nears for U.S. Grants for Overseas Study Public Relations News Release 1970:53, p.1 |
U.S. government grants for grad study or research or for study and professional training the creative and perfroming arts abroad in 1971-72 is nearing its close. | |
89 | Urban Education Workshop Scheduled at UNI Public Relations News Release 1969:682, p.1 |
The workshop has been designed to explore methods in human relations and urban education as it affects minority group children and youth. It is limited to 25 members and participants can earn 2 hours of credit. | |
90 | UNI to Offer Extension Class at Mason City Public Relations News Release 1969:246, p.1 |
Extension course in American History at Mason City during the spring semester. | |
91 | Discuss institutional racism, demands; forum Northern Iowan 66:23, p.1 |
Faculty, administrators, students express views. | |
92 | Faculty will study minority problems Northern Iowan 66:23, p.1 |
Interim report due December 1. | |
93 | Introduce concept of cluster college Northern Iowan 66:20, p.6 |
Professor Quirk explains concept which includes innovation, flexibility, and greater student involvement. | |
94 | Administration reply to black demands Northern Iowan 66:19, p.1 |
Dean Lang outlines reactions. | |
95 | Plan to implement pass/fail gen ed Northern Iowan 66:15, p.1 |
Will take broader focus than just physical education. | |
96 | Lauds minority group committee Northern Iowan 66:9, p.2 |
Believes COURIMGE had done good job. | |
97 | Minority group committee tells of recruiting needs Northern Iowan 66:9, p.1 |
Outline of current recruiting efforts. | |
98 | UNI-CUE: the wayward child UNI Quarterly 1:1, p.24 |
History of UNI-CUE; programs and current activities; photo. | |
99 | Honors program revised; approval sought Northern Iowan 66:1, p.4 |
Revisions involve changes in selection of participants and in program of study. | |
100 | Honors program revision planned Northern Iowan 65:64, p.1 |
Description of the proposed program. |