University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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D. Wigan Primarily, the inspiration was from students at UNI, said associate professor Ruth Anderson about writing her autobiography. I wanted to tell a story and what better way than to tell my own. The students nurtured this ' Anderson's autobiography tells of how she went from being a welfare recipient to a university professor. Story on Page 32 Student teaching is the final phase of an education major's col- lege career. However, it is not the first time he or she gets into the classroom. Students usually start field experience, which puts them in a more relaxed classroom role, their sophomore year. To the right, Lynn Hatch works in a seventh grade science class at Price Lab. Story on page 34 DJYjp» » D.Wigatt One of the most important things to me is that this division of educational and student services is open and visible to students, said Sue Follon, Vice President for Educational and Student Services. Follon returned to UNI fifteen years after she left her position as a hall coordinator. Follon returned with a definite purpose, I want people to see UNI's importance in education in the state. Story on Page 33 4 Audcotie

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 ERA is dead, dead, dead, said Roxanne Conlin when she spoke at UNI during Women's History Week. She added though that she hoped it would resurrect because she felt it was still needed. Women's Studies at UNI grew more well-known this D.W gn«r year. UNI was one of the first schools in the country to develop a women's studies minor. Windows on Women, a series of awareness programs put on by Hagemann Hall, was also a success this year. Acidemia 5 Stories on Page 53