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Students express their opinions on the changes at Rod Library.
Opinion X
Columnist Peter Ickes breaks down stereotypical opinions of science.
Campus Life X
Sports X
Games X
The Panthers lost again on Saturday, making it their fifth consecutive loss.
Classifieds X
FEES
CONSTRUCTION
Athletics hopes to reduce reliance on general fund
Maucker Union
UNI requests more funding Renovations for athletics from students finishing up in Student Services Fee Support
General Education Fund
TOTAL Fiscal Year 2013 = $1,111,968
TOTAL Fiscal Year 2013 = $4,198,026
Annual SSF support increase in:
FY 14 = $275,638 FY 15 = $275,626 FY 16 = $275,624 FY 17 = $275,626 FY 18 = $275,625 FY 19 = $275,625 FY 20 = $275,624 MEGHAN RANKIN/Northern Iowan, Source: UNI Athletics
LINH TA
Executive Editor
For the second time, the University of Northern Iowa is requesting that the Iowa Board of Regents approve raising the student services fee funding for athletics by $25 for fiscal year 2014-15.
Annual GEF decrease in:
FY 14 = $193,906 FY 15 = $387,813 FY 16 = $206,719 FY 17 = $206,719 FY 18 = $275,625 FY 19 = $275,625 FY 20 = $275,625
LINDY BEYERINK/Northern Iowan Renovations in Maucker Union are coming to a close and include brand new offices and conference rooms.
SAMUEL HARRIS
Staff Writer
Numbers are proposed predictions from 2012
Originally discussed four years ago, the athletics department at UNI is trying to decrease its reliance on the general education fund to create more stable revenue and focus the general fund on other institutional needs, said Troy Dannen, director of athletics. “UNI is among a small
group of institutions whose primary funding comes from the general fund and not from the student fee,” Dannen said. The general fund receives revenue each year from student tuition and from the state. See ATHLETICS, page 5
The renovations in Maucker Union are coming to an end, and organizations are starting to move into their new offices. Lisa Kratz, director of Maucker Union, said renovations began in mid June, and all that is left is cleaning up and painting. There were two major parts to the renovations in the Union. The first portion included remodeling the International
Students and Scholars Office, which received new staff offices, new technology and a conference room. The second part was renovating the Student Involvement Center, with a focus on offices for University of Northern Iowa groups such as UNI Proud, Campus Activities Board, Northern Iowa Student Government, Greek Life and Military and Veteran Student Services. See UNION, page 2
ACADEMICS
New course offered as alternative to Personal Wellness KATHERINE JAMTGAARD Staff Writer
The University of Northern Iowa is adding a new experimental course that can serve as an alternative to Personal Wellness, according to Deirdre
Heistad, Liberal Arts Core director. The course, Dimensions of Well-Being, will have two parts, lecture and lab and will be offered this spring semester. “A variety of well-being topics will be offered for each component,” said Heistad. “Students
will be required to take one lecture or discussion course and one lab course.” The lecture component covers the first half of the semester and the labs are conducted during the second half of the semester.
“A lab component might be more beneficial because you could apply the information,” said Randi Heisterkamp, junior elementary education and early childhood education double major. Heisterkamp has taken
Personal Wellness, which she called a “high school health class,” and said she would have signed up for the new course if she had not already satisfied her LAC requirement. See NEW COURSE, page 5
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