The award provides funding and development opportunities for outstanding tenured associate professors who have established national or international reputations in their disciplines and are exceptional teachers in and outside the classroom.

The enthusiasm and commitment to student success demonstrated by these individuals highlights the crucial role teaching assistants play in the university’s teaching mission.

Each recipient has a minimum of six years’ teaching experience at Iowa and will receive a $1,000 honorarium.

Since its creation in 2012, the program prioritizes creating literature that highlights the Spanish language and is part of the legendary writing ecosystem offered at the University of Iowa.

The study itself sprang from a graduate-level bioinformatics class at Iowa.

Museums around the world have exhibited the work of the famed painter, sculptor, and printmaker. Now, his art is also featured on the campus where he began to find his voice.

Mathematics department administrator Margaret Driscol has worked for the University of Iowa for more than half a century.

Lang is lending her expertise to help a group charged with improving programming and initiatives supported by the NSF, an independent federal agency that supports science and engineering.

In addition to faculty and staff spotlighting their programs, students participated in experiential learning while visiting the capitol building in Des Moines.

Several Earth Month celebrations are happening on campus, including a large campus-wide festival is set to take place on the Pentacrest on Earth Day.