| | CLAS faculty and staff,
We’re excited to announce the relaunch of our collegiate newsletter. This monthly communication will highlight our talented people, impactful work, and important updates.
If you have ideas for this newsletter or general feedback, please email clas-strategic-communications@uiowa.edu.
Thank you for engaging with our CLAS community and celebrating all the good work happening in our college. | | | | In this note to CLAS faculty and staff, Dean Sara Sanders reflects on a successful commencement season and looks toward fall, including welcoming a large class of incoming Hawkeyes. Read her full message. | | | Please join us in welcoming and congratulating CLAS faculty and staff on their hiring, promotion, or transfer within the college. Check out this list of recent CLAS employee updates. | | | | Mathematics assistant professor Yangyang Wang says the award, through the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA), will support research that may help inform opioid use disorder. | | | Khmelnik earns staff award Sasha Khmelnik, administrator for the Iowa Writers' Workshop, is one of six university employees to receive the 2022 Outstanding Staff Award. Khmelnik will be honored by the Office of the President during a faculty and staff awards celebration in October. | | | | Keri Hoadley, an assistant professor of physics and astronomy, says the new telescope is ushering in an exciting and transformative time for her field.
| | | Ali Hval earned her MFA from the School of Art and Art History in 2019. Now, her public artwork is making an impact on students at Iowa and beyond.
Check out more CLAS stories by visiting our news section. | | | | Friday, July 22, 12 p.m.
Meet outside Macbride Hall
Join the Pentacrest Museums for guided strolls featuring the ecological diversity, symbolism, history, and lore of trees. Come for discovery, restoration, mindfulness, and movement. | | | Tuesday, Aug. 9, 5:30 p.m.
Voxman Music Building
Enjoy the sounds of piano, electronics, and a water clock. This unique performance is being done in partnership with Hydroscience and Engineering. It is free and open to all.
For a full list of CLAS events, visit the university calendar.
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