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301 Estate planning seminar scheduled for February 16 at University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1990:332, p.1 		UNI to host estate planning seminar. Presenters will include Tom Paulsen, Robert Dieter, Tom Taber, and Barbara Cummins.
302 Estate planning with charitable trusts to be discussed at seminar February 11 at University of Northern Iowa
Public Relations News Release 1990:314, p.1 		Estate planning with charitable trusts will be the topic of UNI seminar. Evelyn Meditz will speak.
303 Foundation begins plans for capital campaign
Northern Iowa Today 74:2, p.22 		Foundation hires consultant.
304 New Board of Trustees member
Campus News Network 1:7, p.4 		James L. Damron joins Foundation board.
305 California businessman named to Board of Trustees of University of Northern Iowa Foundation
Public Relations News Release 1990:202, p.1 		James L. Damron, L. A. businessman, named to the UNI Foundation Board.
306 Management Department receives $22,000 Apple computer donation
Northern Iowan 87:19, p.7 		Equipment and software will be added to the developing Information Systems Research Laboratory in the Business Building.
307 $10,000 gift for UNI; Gilchrist endowment established
Northern Iowan 87:2, p.6 		Open endowment gift by family of Fred C. Gilchrist, Jr., will fund a student position at the Marshall Center One Room School on campus.
308 Gallagher named to Northern Iowa Foundation board
Northern Iowa Today 18:2, p.8 		Biographical sketch of Edward J. Gallagher; photo.
309 Edward J. Gallagher, JR., named to board of trustees of University of Northern Iowa foundation.
Public Relations News Release 1990:710, p.1 		Gallagher is the senior partner in the Waterloo law firm of Gallagher, Langlas and Gallagher and a life- long resident of Waterloo. Gallagher served in the U.S. Navy during the World War II.
310 Phone-a-thon raises $281 thousand
Northern Iowan 86:55, p.3 		Money will go to Alumni Annual Fund.
311 Phone-a-thon closing in on goal
Northern Iowan 86:46, p.1 		Has reached $240,000; goal is $280,000
312 Four new members named to Northern Iowa Foundation board
Northern Iowa Today 18:1, p.8 		Biographical sketches of James M. Earley, H. Lynn Horak, J. Michael McBride, and Gayle Johns Rose; photo.
313 Sioux Center firm creates scholarship endowment through University of Northern Iowa Foundation for UNI Construction Management Program
Public Relations News Release 1989:335, p.1 		The Interstates Electric & Engineering Company, Incorporated creates a grant of $7500 for students enrolled in the Construction Management Program. The program is directed by Professor Stephan Eggar, who accepts the check alongside Professor Joe Mitchell.
314 Private funding crucial element in UNI's future
Northern Iowa Today 73:2, p.18 		Outlines needs and strategies for raising private money for UNI.
315 Howard O. Reed , emeritus at University of Northern Iowa, dead at 83
Public Relations News Release 1989:323, p.1 		Professor Howard Reed dies of a stroke at eighty-three. Colleagues of Professor Reed establish the Howard O. Reed Recognition Fund through the UNI Foundation.
316 Four new members named to University of Northern Iowa foundation board of directors.
Public Relations News Release 1989:252, p.1 		The four new trustees are James M. "Mike" Earley, H. Lynn Horak, J. Michael McBride and Gayle Johns Rose. The UNI Foundation board of directors is made up of 19 business and community leaders from throughout the United States.
317 Businesses provide endowed scholarships for UNI students
Northern Iowan 85:63, p.3
318 Money to educate
Northern Iowan 85:63, p.3 		Foundation receives $75,000 gift from life insurance company; photo.
319 Board members inducted
Northern Iowan 85:23, p.3 		Profiles of new UNI Foundation trustees; photo.
320 Telemarketing raises more funds for UNI
Northern Iowan 85:17, p.6 		Professor Lang talks with phone bank callers about UNI history.
321 Gifts fill University with rich opportunities
Northern Iowa Today 16:3, p.6 		Foundation receives variety of gifts in kind from supporters.
322 Hearsts leave UNI largest-ever gift
Northern Iowan 84:62, p.1 		Hearsts leave $600,000 to establish endowed chair; photo.
323 University of Northern Iowa School of Business to host Jepson Symposium April 5-6
Public Relations News Release 1987:340, p.1 		Professor James Millar acts as keynote speaker for the Lawrence Jepson Symposium on U. S./Soviet relations. The symposium is held in the Education Center, sponsored by the Department of Economics.
324 Giving money to UNI, leaving money in wills has benefits
Northern Iowan 84:43, p.5 		Bill Calhoun talks about estate planning.
325 Bequests given to University in memory of alumnae
Northern Iowa Today 16:2, p.6 		Total of $75,000 given in separate bequests in memory of Edna Scott, Ruth Barrett, and Dorothy Blount.
326 Northern Iowa awarded bequests in memory of three alums
Public Relations News Release 1987:266, p.1 		The Northern Iowa Foundation Board of Directors receives seventy-five thousand dollars in memory of Edna Scott, Ruth Barrett, and Dorothy Blount. These funds are used to support scholarships, research, and other activities.
327 Essex student awarded scholarship by the University of Northern Iowa Foundation
Public Relations News Release 1988:252, p.1 		The UNI Foundation awards a one-thousand dollar scholarship to Anne Isaacson to continue her studies in marketing management. Isaacson is an active member in the American Marketing Association, Catholic Student Center, and UNI-Dome concessions staff.
328 Mitchell named vice president for development
Northern Iowan 84:31, p.1 		Brief profile of Joe Mitchell.
329 Alumni contributions a big plus
Northern Iowan 84:5, p.7 		Alumni gifts fund Museum renovation.
330 UNI Heritage Honours awards recognize achievements, service
Public Relations News Release 1987:32, p.1 		The Heritage Honours are presented at a banquet in the Commons Georgian Lounge. Those honored include Professor John J. Hidore, Chuck Hazama, Mark Kurth, Robert Waller, and James McCutcheon for their contributions to various university organizations.
331 Alumni, friends invest in UNI
Northern Iowa Today 15:3, p.4 		Gifts increase 32% to $1.2 million in 1987.
332 Lottery money funds entrepreneurial chair
Northern Iowan 83:51, p.1 		UNI Foundation matches $500,000 lottery money with another $500,000 to endow Chair for entrepreneurial studies.
333 'Amateur Night' talent sought for Senior Week at UNI Monday-Saturday (April 6-11)
Public Relations News Release 1987:294, p.1 		Senior Week activities begin with a talent show hosted by comedian Jim Miller, and continue with a motivational speech by John Cassis on life after college. Other activities include a beach party, senior pictures, bowling, and a convocation banquet.
334 Eight UNI students awarded education scholarships
Public Relations News Release 1987:130, p.1 		Eight elementary education students received Elsie Sindt Educational Scholarships at five-hundred dollars each. The awards are distributed by the Foundation by recommendation of the College of Education Scholarship Committee.
335 Radell sisters' 1980 contribution used to end 13-year Dome debt
Northern Iowan 83:19, p.7 		Foundation uses Radell gift to make last payment on bonds; Foundation also elected directors and governors.
336 UNI-Dome debt 'paid-in-full'
Public Relations News Release 1987:80, p.1 		Debts accumulated by the construction of the UNI-Dome were repayed due to the work of the Foundation's Board of Directors, as well as donations by Professor Neva Radell and Inez Radell.
337 Museum fund drive continues
Northern Iowan 83:6, p.15 		Awaiting funding for converting Olympic Spa and Gym on Hudson Road; photo.
338 Tax changes may decrease UNI gifts
Northern Iowan 83:5, p.1 		Changes in capital gains tax rate will provide a smaller incentive to make charitable gifts.
339 Foundation is award finalist
Northern Iowa Today 14:4, p.6 		Annual giving program is CASE finalist.
340 Lottery money funds entrepreneurial studies
Northern Iowa Today 14:4, p.3 		Endowed chair will be established with $500,000 in lottery profits and UNI Foundation matching money.
341 Thelma McColm tuition scholarship awarded in memory of 1922 UNI alum
Public Relations News Release 1986:446, p.1 		The scholarship was founded by Thelma's husband John and is given to West Liberty graduates who attend UNI and meet the qualifications; Hester plans to be a marketing major.
342 'Golden Class' celebrating with special reunion events on campus
Public Relations News Release 1986:415, p.1 		Thirty-five class members from 1936 and their spouses are expected at the event; members of the honored class will participate in Saturday's commencement by wearing their cap and gowns.
343 Bingham, Olson receive Pettit scholarships at UNI
Public Relations News Release 1986:338, p.1 		The two students received the $200 scholarships from the journalism section of the department of english language and literature; the funding for the scholarships comes from Tom Pettit, an alumni and award-winning NBC reporter.
344 UNI-Dome, once a dream, now a reality which lives up to its name
Public Relations News Release 1986:219, p.1 		The need for more capacity for sporting events and concerts motivated University officials to pursue the building of a multi-purpose facility.
345 UNI-Dome, once a dream, now a reality which lives up to its name
Public Relations News Release 1986:219, p.1 		The air-inflated UNI-Dome opened in 1976, UNI's Centennial Year and it combines the features of three buildings- a football stadium, fieldhouse and large auditorium; cost of the dome was seven million dollars; was one of only four in the world.
346 Foundation reports good giving year; elects new members
Northern Iowa Today 14:1, p.6 		Contributions for 1985 are up 28%; UNI-Dome debt down to $125,000.
347 UNI Foundation: Contributions increase
Northern Iowan 82:20, p.9 		Donations increase 28% over last year.
348 UNI awarded $5,000 emergency scholarship fund by university book and supply
Public Relations News Release 1985:135, p.1 		The fund will go towards helping UNI juniors and seniors having a hard time paying for college expenses; the awards will be no more than five hundred dollars a piece and will go to students in a wide variety of academic disciplines.
349 UNI foundation directors, governors meet, hear reports of increased giving
Public Relations News Release 1985:133, p.1 		The UNI Foundation saw a 28% increase in donations in the 1985 fiscal year over the year previous; nearly eight thousand individuals/corporations/private industries contributed to the Foundation during the 1985 year.
350 Iowa farmers reap rewards while supporting UNI through new 'Gifts of Grain' giving program
Public Relations News Release 1985:126, p.1 		In the program, farmers take some of their agricultural products to local elevator operators and receive market value for the goods, then the farmer earmarks a certain dollar value to be donated to any UNI dept or program.
351 International Trade Experts to Speak on UNI Campus at 1985 Jepson Symposium Oct. 30-Nov. 1
Public Relations News Release 1985:89, p.1 		Five experts on international trade will speak about issues related to protectionism, GATT, and the reciprocal nature of international trade at the 1985 Jepson Symposium.
352 UNI Business, Mathematics Students Receive $20,000 Scholarship Endowment From American Society for Quality Control
Public Relations News Release 1985:70, p.1 		Each year two students will receive a scholarship of 750 dollar; the students have to be in the School of Business or the College of Natural Science and meet the minimum requirements.
353 Athletes awarded
Northern Iowan 82:2, p.23 		UNI Foundation cites three athletes for athletic and academic achievement.
354 Separation of alumni and development leads to new programs
Northern Iowa Today 13:4, p.7 		Office of Development/UNI Foundation adds positions and moves into former Home Management House; renamed Office of Alumni Relations will strengthen ties to alumni groups; photo.
355 Foundation supports proposal to fund James Hearst film
Alumnus 70:1, p.5 		Will support incomplete project relating to James Hearst and his poetry.
356 Miller, Calhoun assume new jobs in alumni/development
Alumnus 70:1, p.4 		Rick Stinchfield will head Alumni Services and Development, Public Information, and Admissions; Bill Calhoun is acting director of Alumni Services and Development; Lee Miller will head Foundation; photo.
357 Miller assumes development challenge
Northern Iowa Today 13:2, p.6 		Lee Miller will give up position as director of alumni services and development and devote more time to Foundation; photo.
358 Planned giving director named
Northern Iowan 81:36, p.8 		Lee Miller will give up duties as director of Alumni Services and devote time to planned giving.
359 Planned giving director needed
Northern Iowan 81:28, p.4 		The final stage of picking a new UNI Assistant Director of Planned Giving is nearing.
360 Heinz, Harms elected to leadership positions
Alumnus 69:4, p.4 		Jim Heinz and Leone Harms elected.
361 New Founders Trust recognizes $100,000 minimum gift
Alumnus 69:4, p.4 		Guidelines for new level of donations within President's Club.
362 President's Club reorganizes
Northern Iowa Today 13:1, p.6 		Set new guidelines for donation levels.
363 Foundation report marks silver anniversary gains
Alumnus 68:3, p.4 		Summary of report shows $1.23 million in contributions.
364 Foundation celebrates 25th anniversary
UNI Century 12:4, p.2 		History of UNI Foundation.
365 Award cites annual giving program
UNI Century 12:3, p.6 		Cited as finalist in incentives awards program.
366 Fund drive support for Old Ad requested, denied
Northern Iowan 80:46, p.1 		Historical representatives make presentation to Foundation Board; Board turns down request; photo.
367 1982-1983 Foundation report notes $1.1 million in gifts
Alumnus 67:3, p.5 		Balance is $2.57 million.
368 Donations to UNI matched
Northern Iowan 80:2, p.9 		Bill Calhoun talks about the program under which certain companies will match their employees' charitable gifts.
369 Special chalkboards for 50 contributors
Alumnus 67:1, p.4 		Boards salvaged from old buildings given as premiums; photo.
370 Alumni, Foundation news
UNI Century 11:2, p.8 		Harold Hunter joins staff.
371 Phonathons raising money
Northern Iowan 79:37, p.9 		Bill Calhoun talks about raising money by phone solicitation.
372 News notes . . .
Northern Iowan 79:34, p.6 		Students for Peace organizes; Foundation organizes training for raising funds by telephone; Union will hold pool tournament.
373 Artist program established
Northern Iowan 79:29, p.7 		Martha Ellen Tye donates funds to support artist-in-residence program.
374 Local campaign seeks $100,000 seed money
Alumnus 66:4, p.4 		Half of the money would be for scholarships; half will be for major gift program.
375 Program to benefit future
Northern Iowan 79:25, p.4 		Lee Miller talks about the advantages of gifts to UNI Foundation.
376 Hunter to develop program
Northern Iowan 79:24, p.7 		Harold Hunter will assist with planned giving at the UNI Foundation.
377 Foundation board elects officers
UNI Century 10:3, p.2 		Stanley Redeker, Gordon McCleary, and Nick Teig elected; list of other members.
378 UNI School of Business begins fund-raising drive
Public Relations News Release 1981:148, p.1 		Iowa businesses are being invited to luncheons to learn about the newly created Management Development Facility in Seerley Hall. The needed equipment will cost $50,000. The facility is designed to be self supporting.
379 Universities concerned about financial cuts: says UNI President
Public Relations News Release 1981:75, p.1 		Federal curtailment of student aid is of major concern for President Kamerick. More money from the state and private sources will be needed to make up the difference and ensure education for many students.
380 Greek alumni reunion planned at UNI
Public Relations News Release 1981:65, p.1 		Information on a Greek alumni reunion to be held over Homecoming after the parade.
381 Untitled
Alumnus 66:3, p.22 		T. Wayne Davis receives award for service with UNI Foundation; photo.
382 Foundation board elects Deere exec to presidency
UNI Century 9:3, p.6 		Board elects Francis Pardoe and other officers.
383 UNI foundation board of directors, governors elect new members
Public Relations News Release 1980:550, p.1 		The Board of Directors for the UNI Foundation Board elected a new president and re-elected two members.
384 Fourth UNI-Dome door named for Radells
UNI Century 8:4, p.1 		Biographical profiles of Radell sisters, who recently gave $100,000 to the Foundation for the UNI-Dome; photo.
385 Jepson estate funds lecture series
Northern Iowan 76:62, p.1 		Lawrence Jepson, a 1917 graduate of UNI, died on June 17, 1980. Jepson left most of his estate to the University of Northern Iowa for the purpose of establishing a lecture series on international economics; photo.
386 Radell sisters confer gift on UNI
Northern Iowan 76:61, p.3 		The Radell sisters donated a major gift to the UNI Foundation. In recognition of this gift, the SE entrance of the UNI-Dome will be named after them; photo.
387 Foundation progress told
UNI Century 8:3, p.8 		Annual meeting report; report on fund-raising and new board members.
388 UNI Foundation sells bonds to city, lowers UNI-Dome interest rate
UNI Century 8:2, p.1 		Sale of $600,000 worth of bonds will reduce and stabilize interest rate.
389 Bond sale provides help for UNI-Dome payment
Northern Iowan 76:33, p.1 		The UNI Foundation sold $600,000 worth of industrial revenue bonds through the City of Cedar Falls.
390 New sculpture for south campus weighs 4,300 pounds, cost $10,000
Northern Iowan 75:27, p.5 		Sculpture for site near ITC will be delivered in January; process for selecting artwork on campus; photo.
391 Help put UNI-Dome over the top
UNI Century 6:4, p.2 		Foundation launches drive to raise $600,000 to repay remainder of Carver loan.
392 Volunteers--the people who make things tick
Alumnus 63:3, p.12 		Volunteers are instrumental to the operation of alumni services and development activities; photo.
393 Foundation elects governors
UNI Century 6:3, p.7 		List of new and incumbent governors.
394 Board governors elected; UNI Foundation
Northern Iowan 74:52, p.11 		List of new members of board.
395 Call us and we'll call you, too
UNI Century 6:2, p.1 		Phone bank expands to twelve students; 1978 goal is $150,000.
396 UNI on the line promotes UNI-Dome
Alumnus 62:4, p.16 		Further campaigns to raise money for Dome.
397 UNI on the line
UNI Century 5:3, p.2 		Description of annual fund-raising effort conducted by telephone; photo.
398 Foundation governors, directors elected
Alumnus 62:2, p.11 		List of those elected.
399 UNI phone bank calls alumni to raise money
Northern Iowan 73:48, p.1 		Student callers talk about their work; photo.
400 Alumni Office answering service
Alumnus 62:1, p.13 		Reactions to letters complaining about fund-raising tactics.