As we approach fall break next week, we're grateful to be able to share just a few examples of the many ways CLAS faculty and staff work for the benefit of our students, the advancement of knowledge, and the betterment of our communities.
Whether you are traveling or staying close to home, we wish you a restful university holiday with an opportunity to recharge before the end of the fall semester.
Thank you for all you do! We’re grateful you’re part of our CLAS community.
In last year's budget video, we explained how the University of Iowa and CLAS budgets work. Watch this fall's update to learn more about how we make strategic budget decisions in the college.
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 CLAS employee updates from last month.
Krista Davidson, a clinical professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, developed the app RescueVoice, which assists first responders during an emergency when communicating with nonspeaking people.
Travis Vogan, a professor in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, is working with students in Jeff Grisamore’s content marketing class to promote his book, LeRoy Neiman: The Life of America’s Most Beloved and Belittled Artist.
Thank you to everyone who participated in Homecoming activities, including the parade. CLAS shined with future Hawkeyes on the "Hawkeye heroes begin in CLAS" float. Enjoy highlights from the parade in the photo gallery.
Neda Barrett, who has nearly two decades of experience working in higher education, joined CLAS in late October. Learn more about Neda, her interests, and her vision for the college.
The Hawkeye Histories | Sporting Stories exhibition was curated by Jennifer Sterling, a faculty member in the School of Journalism and Mass Communication and Department of American Studies. The exhibition examines the role sports have played at Iowa.
