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24 >> STUDENT HANDBOOK 200-voice chorus presents three formal concerts each year, with those at Christmas and Easter being presented with the orchestra. Professor Daniel Moe, Chorus Director, has his office in Room 109 Eastlawn. University Choir - Tryouts for the University Choir are held during registration week. This sixty-member group rehearses from 1:30 to 2:20 p.m. daily and presents a number of concerts both on and off campus during the school year. The Choir also takes an annual tour. Opera Workshop - Students interested in studying opera and operatic singing participate in workshops and present at intervals selections from opera scores. A full-scale production is given in the summer. Collegium Musicum - For those interested in performing old and unusual music, the Collegium Musicum is your opportunity. This organization, which uses both singers and instrumentalists, presents two programs each year and rehearsals are Monday evening at 7:15. Prospective members should confer with Professor Eugene Helm, 301 Eastlawn, before completing registration. Old Gold Singers - This group is a twenty-two-voice chorus whose primary function is entertainment. It is not open to music majors. Sponsored jointly by the Alumni Association and the Department of Music, this group makes frequent appearances on campus and throughout the state. Tryouts for the Old Gold Singers are held during registration week. Scottish Highlanders - Women students find participation in the bagpipe and drum units of the colorful Scottish Highlanders an exciting experience. Tryouts for prospective members are held during the fall semester registration period for players and dancers and involve a proficiency test. Interested students are referred to the Highlanders Office in the Iowa Memorial Union. Campus Leadership and Service Groups Mortar Board - The University of Iowa chapter of this national honor society for senior women recognizes young women in their junior year for outstanding scholarship, leadership, and service. As Mortar Boards, the members selected continue to serve in meeting special campus needs and in providing leadership. Omicron Delta Kappa - This is a national honor society recognizing upperclassmen for their scholarship and leadership. members are selected in the spring of each year. Alpha Phi Omega - This is a national service fraternity whose purpose is to serve the University and community. To be eligible for membership a student must have been a Boy Scout. Religious Organizations The Iowa City churches and synagogue and the student religious centers connected with them are an important part of the students' out-of-class program. Student participation in these is practically unlimited and depends only on the individual's interest and preference. In addition to these, there are several groups among the campus student organizations which offer opportunity for students to participate. The advisers for these groups are frequently from the School of Religion faculty. The Inter-Religious Council - This combines representatives from all
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24 >> STUDENT HANDBOOK 200-voice chorus presents three formal concerts each year, with those at Christmas and Easter being presented with the orchestra. Professor Daniel Moe, Chorus Director, has his office in Room 109 Eastlawn. University Choir - Tryouts for the University Choir are held during registration week. This sixty-member group rehearses from 1:30 to 2:20 p.m. daily and presents a number of concerts both on and off campus during the school year. The Choir also takes an annual tour. Opera Workshop - Students interested in studying opera and operatic singing participate in workshops and present at intervals selections from opera scores. A full-scale production is given in the summer. Collegium Musicum - For those interested in performing old and unusual music, the Collegium Musicum is your opportunity. This organization, which uses both singers and instrumentalists, presents two programs each year and rehearsals are Monday evening at 7:15. Prospective members should confer with Professor Eugene Helm, 301 Eastlawn, before completing registration. Old Gold Singers - This group is a twenty-two-voice chorus whose primary function is entertainment. It is not open to music majors. Sponsored jointly by the Alumni Association and the Department of Music, this group makes frequent appearances on campus and throughout the state. Tryouts for the Old Gold Singers are held during registration week. Scottish Highlanders - Women students find participation in the bagpipe and drum units of the colorful Scottish Highlanders an exciting experience. Tryouts for prospective members are held during the fall semester registration period for players and dancers and involve a proficiency test. Interested students are referred to the Highlanders Office in the Iowa Memorial Union. Campus Leadership and Service Groups Mortar Board - The University of Iowa chapter of this national honor society for senior women recognizes young women in their junior year for outstanding scholarship, leadership, and service. As Mortar Boards, the members selected continue to serve in meeting special campus needs and in providing leadership. Omicron Delta Kappa - This is a national honor society recognizing upperclassmen for their scholarship and leadership. members are selected in the spring of each year. Alpha Phi Omega - This is a national service fraternity whose purpose is to serve the University and community. To be eligible for membership a student must have been a Boy Scout. Religious Organizations The Iowa City churches and synagogue and the student religious centers connected with them are an important part of the students' out-of-class program. Student participation in these is practically unlimited and depends only on the individual's interest and preference. In addition to these, there are several groups among the campus student organizations which offer opportunity for students to participate. The advisers for these groups are frequently from the School of Religion faculty. The Inter-Religious Council - This combines representatives from all
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