The University of Iowa’s strategic plan, “Renewing The Iowa Promise,” sets high expectations and guides the university to take advantage of emerging opportunities and to meet developing challenges.
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Renewing the Iowa Promise
The "four pillars" of Renewing the Iowa Promise: the UI strategic plan for 2010-2016 -
The Iowa PromiseStudent Success
The University of Iowa is committed to providing programs, resources, and opportunities to help undergraduate, graduate, and professional students succeed in school and after graduation.
OnIowa! student leader Mike Gillette starts a rock/paper/scissors tournament icebreaker with his small group -
The Iowa PromiseKnowledge and Practice
Researchers, scholars, and artists at the University of Iowa are working across disciplines to address “grand challenges” that Iowa and the world face today.
Faculty affiliates in the Water Sustainabilty Cluster: left to right, Craig Just, Eric Tate, David Cwiertny, Adam Ward. Photo by Jim Heemstra. -
The Iowa PromiseNew Frontiers in the Arts
While rebuilding the arts campus that was devastated by the flood of 2008, the University of Iowa is re-imagining arts education, presentation, and performance for the 21st century.
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The Iowa PromiseBetter Futures for Iowans
Working with community partners across the state, University of Iowa faculty, staff, and students contribute to Iowa’s economic and cultural vitality and help to improve the health and quality of life of Iowans.
College of Public Health faculty member Barbara Baquero is building connections to improve the health of rural communities, with a focus on Iowa’s growing Latino population.
Faculty Accomplishments
Two demographic trends in Iowa—an aging population and workers staying on the job later in life—will have a significant impact for employers and employees in the years ahead. University of Iowa neuroscientist Steven Anderson will offer his perspective during an April 29 presentation in Des Moines.
