thursday, february 8, 1979
daily nebraskan
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Women's status to be studied
Finding out what UNL women think of
their jobs is one of the objectives of the
Chancellor's Commission on the Status of
Women outlined last week, according to
the commission chairperson.
Meeting with women faculty, admini
strators, and students last Wednesday, com
mission members discussed goals formulat
ed last semester.
The nine-member commission, which
includes faculty members, students,
administrators, and staff workers, acts as
an advisory group to the chancellor.
Commission chairperson Patricia Knaub
said the commission is interested in collect
ing demographic information on UNL
women, and then developing a question
naire "to see how they perceive themselves
. . . and their status."
The commission may use the informat
ion collected to suggest improvements in
UNL policies, Knaub said.
Other commission goals Knaub identi '
ied include checking to see that the campi
has no discriminary practices that violate
Title IX, and recognizing the accomplish
ments of UNL women.
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Model United Nations
Headquarters, Room 216,
Centennial Room, Ballroom,
Room 202, Conference
Rooms
8:30 a.m. -Student Af
fairs Coffee Hour, Room
242-243
12 noon - MJPIRG
Board, Room 122
12:30 p.m.-Campus Cru
sade for Christ, Room 337
1:30 pjn.-Strdent Affairs-Judicial
Review Com
mittee, Room 203
3 pjn. - Parents Weekend-Open
Forum, Auditor
ium 3 p.m.-UPC Culture Cen
ter "Black Women in Ne
braska History," Room 232
3:30 p.m.- 8 pjn.-AUF
Interviews, Room 122
5 pjn.-UPC-City Human
Potentials Committee,
Room 343
6 p.m.-CAP Organiza
tional Workshop, Room 242
6 p. m .-Christian Science
Organization, Room 232
7 p.m -Parking Appeals
Board, Room 243
7 p. m .-Career Planning
& Placement, Auditorium
7 p.m. -Christian Science
Counselor, Room 225G
7 p.m. -MAS A, Room
337
7 p.m. - Alpha Tau Ome
ga Bible Study, Room 343
7 p.m. -Publications
Board, Pewter Room
7:30 p.m. -Students Con
cerned with International
Affairs, Harvest Room A
7:30 p.m.- Math Counsel
ors, Room 225
Nebraska East Union
1 1 :30 a.m.- Hpsilon Chi.
Columbine Room
7 p.m.- New Student Ori
entation, Columbine Room
7 pjn -Gavel Club, CAP
Committee Room
UPC -East -Annie Len
ney Art Exhibit, Loft
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The College of Arts and
Sciences is accepting nomin
ations for Distinguished
Teaching Awards. Students
are encouraged to nominate
their outstanding teachers.
Contact Dean's Office, Old
father Ha.ll 1223, for further
information.
tunities in Antarctica" to
day at 4 p.m. in Brace Lab
oratory 211.
Robert Rutford, vice
chancellor for research and
graduate studies, UNL will
speak on "Research Oppor-
The East Campus Gavel
Club will meet at 7 p.m. in
the East Union. Room
number will be posted.
ASUN has Senate and
Campus Committee open
ings, applications are due
Friday. Contact ASUN,
Union 115 for further
details.
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