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University of Iowa Student Activities Bulletin, 1967-1970

1970-01-03 Course Evaluation: A Service to the Community of Scholars Page 3

January 5, 1970  STUDENT ACTIVITIES BULLETIN   Page 3

SUMMER ORIENTATION ADVISERS WILL BE PAID $$$

   Twelve positions are open to undergraduate students interested in the Freshman Preregistration-Orientation Program. The students will act as hosts and guides for prospective students, conduct sessions on class scheduling and help register new students. The summer job is available under the work-study program.

   The job, which guarantees $250.00, involves 64 work hours plus 50 additional hours of training sessions. The assigned work hours will be from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on July 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 20 and 21. The training sessions will be scheduled in May or June.

   Applications are available in the Office of Student Activities in the Iowa Memorial Union, the Activities Center (IMU), or from Robert Leahy, Chairman of the orientation committee. 

TO SHOW NAZI DRAWINGS 
 
   The thirty life-size Nazi drawings by Professor Mauricio Lasansky of The University of Iowa School of Art have come home for their first showing to be next month in the city where they were made between 1961 and 1966. They will be on exhibition in the University of Iowa Museum of Art from January 11th through February 25th.

   The brutality and avarice which they depict as unleashed in human beings by war have riveted the attention of those who have seen the drawings in eight major art museums since their initial showing at the Philadelphia Museum of Art early in 1967.

   Lasansky's drawings were exhibited in Mexico City early in 1969 at the invitation of the government of Mexico, with a catalogue printed in Spanish. Copies of the catalogue printed in English for the Philadelphia premiere of the drawings will be available at The University of Iowa exhibition. It reproduces all thirty of the drawings in full color. 

FORD FOUNDATION OFFERS FELLOWSHIPS TO 4 ETHNIC GROUPS 

   The University of Iowa students from Afro-American, Mexican-American, Puerto Rican and American Indian backgrounds have been invited to apply for graduate study fellowships in programs begun for the 1970-71 year by the Ford Foundation.

   The fellowships entail financial aid for full-time study for students from their entry into graduate school until they receive the Ph.D. degree, subject to review at the end of each year. 

   Application deadline is January 31st, and applicants are expected to take the Graduate Record Examination, initiate admission to graduate school, and obtain recommendations and undergraduate transcripts.

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January 5, 1970 STUDENT ACTIVITIES BULLETIN Page 3 SUMMER ORIENTATION ADVISERS WILL BE PAID $$$ Twelve positions are open to undergraduate students interested in the Freshman Preregistration-Orientation Program. The students will act as hosts and guides for prospective students, conduct sessions on class scheduling and help register new students. The summer job is available under the work-study program. The job, which guarantees $250.00, involves 64 work hours plus 50 additional hours of training sessions. The assigned work hours will be from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on July 9, 10, 13, 14, 16, 17, 20 and 21. The training sessions will be scheduled in May or June. Applications are available in the Office of Student Activities in the Iowa Memorial Union, the Activities Center (IMU), or from Robert Leahy, Chairman of the orientation committee. TO SHOW NAZI DRAWINGS The thirty life-size Nazi drawings by Professor Mauricio Lasansky of The University of Iowa School of Art have come home for their first showing to be next month in the city where they were made between 1961 and 1966. They will be on exhibition in the University of Iowa Museum of Art from January 11th through February 25th. The brutality and avarice which they depict as unleashed in human beings by war have riveted the attention of those who have seen the drawings in eight major art museums since their initial showing at the Philadelphia Museum of Art early in 1967. Lasansky's drawings were exhibited in Mexico City early in 1969 at the invitation of the government of Mexico, with a catalogue printed in Spanish. Copies of the catalogue printed in English for the Philadelphia premiere of the drawings will be available at The University of Iowa exhibition. It reproduces all thirty of the drawings in full color. FORD FOUNDATION OFFERS FELLOWSHIPS TO 4 ETHNIC GROUPS The University of Iowa students from Afro-American, Mexican-American, Puerto Rican and American Indian backgrounds have been invited to apply for graduate study fellowships in programs begun for the 1970-71 year by the Ford Foundation. The fellowships entail financial aid for full-time study for students from their entry into graduate school until they receive the Ph.D. degree, subject to review at the end of each year. Application deadline is January 31st, and applicants are expected to take the Graduate Record Examination, initiate admission to graduate school, and obtain recommendations and undergraduate transcripts.