PRESIDENTIAL SEARCH TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from Board of Regents President Colleges and academic units...... 60 Michael Richards...... 3 Carver College of Medicine...... 62 College of Dentistry...... 66 Message from Sandra Daack-Hirsch and College of Education...... 70 John Keller, search committee co-chairs...... 5 College of Engineering...... 74 College of Law...... 78 Search committee...... 6 College of Liberal Arts and Sciences...... 82 College of Nursing...... 86 Leadership profile...... 8 College of Pharmacy...... 90 College of Public Health...... 94 About the University of Iowa...... 10 Graduate College...... 98 Tippie College of Business...... 102 Administration...... 20 University College...... 106 Board of Regents, State of Iowa...... 22 University Libraries...... 108 Shared governance and charter committees...... 24 International Programs...... 112 Central administration organizational chart...... 26 The President’s Cabinet...... 28 University of Iowa Health Care...... 114 College deans and academic unit leaders...... 32 Other administrative officers reporting solely or University of Iowa Center for Advancement...... 124 jointly to the president...... 36 University of Iowa Department Administrative units...... 38 of Intercollegiate Athletics...... 130 Office of the Executive Vice President and Provost...... 40 Campus facilities and infrastructure...... 136 Division of Student Life...... 44 Office of the Vice President for Research...... 46 Iowa City community...... 142 Office of the Vice President for Finance and Operations...... 50 Office of the Vice President for Legal Affairs and General Counsel...... 54 Office of the Vice President for External Relations...... 56 Office of the President...... 58

1 As the president of the Board of Regents, State of Iowa, I am excited as we embark on the search for the next president of the University of Iowa. As we begin this process, I join all those who want to see the continued success of the university. Hiring a president is one of the most critical functions of the Board of Regents, and finding the next outstanding leader is the next step in continuing the upward trajectory of the UI.

The University of Iowa’s success, simply put, is the success of our state and nation. Through groundbreaking research and scholarship, world-renowned clinical care, and a classroom experience shaped by leading faculty, the University of Iowa is an institution of distinction. The positive momentum that is underway will provide the next leader of the university the opportunity to write the next chapter of the UI’s history. On behalf of my fellow regents, we look forward to the search committee completing its work, forwarding us a list of finalists, and selecting the next great leader of the University of Iowa. We are excited to work with the next president to guide the University of Iowa to even greater successes.

Michael Richards President Board of Regents, State of Iowa

2 3 The entire University of Iowa community looks forward to welcoming a new president to our campus. Despite the many challenges confronting public higher education, we are excited and optimistic about our future. The university enjoys an outstanding reputation nationally and globally, with many highly ranked programs and a superb faculty and staff that are well regarded for their research, teaching, and service. The search committee has prepared this book to help acquaint you with the university’s strengths and its distinctive environment. We hope you will find this information helpful.

Sandra Daack-Hirsch Associate professor and interim executive associate dean of the College of Nursing Search committee co-chair

John Keller Associate provost and dean of the Graduate College Search committee co-chair

4 5 SEARCH COMMITTEE

Search committee members

Co-chairs: Nicole Grosland Kay Hegarty Professional of biomedical Associate professor of practice engineering, College of in accounting, Tippie College of Sandra Daack-Hirsch John Keller Engineering, and faculty athletics Business Associate professor and interim Associate provost and dean of representative executive associate dean of the the Graduate College College of Nursing

Jim Lindenmayer Teresa Marshall Board of Regents, State of Iowa Professor and Michael W. Finkelstein Centennial Professor of Teaching, College of Dentistry, and vice president, Faculty Senate Committee members:

P. Sue Beckwith Nancy Boettger Alumna (’80 BS, ’84 MD) Board of Regents, State of Iowa and philanthropist Heather Mineart John Piegors President, Staff Council President of the Graduate Student Senate and member of COGS/UE Local 896

David Cunning Armando Duarte Professor of philosophy and Professor of dance and director department chair, College of of the Bachelor of Fine Arts Liberal Arts and Sciences program, College of Liberal Arts Ali Salem Liz Tovar and Sciences Professor of pharmaceutical Interim associate vice president sciences and Lyle and Sharon for diversity, equity, and Bighley Endowed Chair, College inclusion of Pharmacy

Anjali Deshpande Richard Frauenholz Clinical associate professor of President, American Federation epidemiology, College of Public of State, County, and Municipal Health Employees (AFSCME) Local 12 Doug Van Daele Connor Wooff Professor of otolaryngology, President, Undergraduate executive director of UI Student Government Physicians, and vice dean of clinical affairs, Carver College of Medicine

Cathy Glasson Mackensie Graham President, Service Employees President, Graduate and International Union (SEIU) Professional Student Ex-officio members: Local 199 Government Joseph Yockey Professor and Michael and Michael Richards Brenda Sandler Faculty Fellow in President, Board of Regents, State of Iowa Corporate Law, College of Law, and president of Faculty Senate Mark Braun Executive director, Board of Regents, State of Iowa Rachel Boon Chief academic officer, Board of Regents, State of Iowa

6 7 leadership while exhibiting an action-oriented outstanding faculty, administrators, and staff; mindset in all aspects of diversity, equity, inclusion, • Proactive commitment to student needs and and social justice. The university community will student-first, student-centered learning; enjoy a visible and approachable president who • Appreciation and support for student athletes, expresses interest and concern about them at all intercollegiate athletics, and athletic department levels of their endeavors and experiences. operations; • Desire to be the collaborative voice and face of the The successful candidate must be able to master university with all stakeholders, including the Board the fusion of academic and administrative excellence of Regents; business community; Iowa’s K-12 and and be capable of advancing UI in keeping with higher educational systems; local, state, and federal the university’s mission, vision, and values. The elected officials; and the state’s residents; ideal candidate must be able to work effectively in • Commitment to working with UI Center for a collaborative governance environment, using a Advancement and proficiency in alumni University of Iowa President’s Residence consultative style. engagement, philanthropy, fundraising, and development of donor support opportunities; The UI presidential search committee is committed • Preferred experience in connection with an to identifying a president who meets the leadership academic medical center; and characteristics identified during listening sessions • Earned doctorate or terminal degree from an for the university constituency groups and accredited institution of higher education. stakeholders. The successful candidate will thrive in a public university system led by a Board of Regents LEADERSHIP PROFILE and Executive Director. Toward that important Applications and Nominations end, the achievements, qualities, and attributes The Board of Regents, State of Iowa, invites applications for possessed by the ideal candidate are listed below: The University of Iowa offers the next president the opportunity to be academically ambitious and join a the position of president of the University of Iowa (UI). • Record of success as an educator, scholar, and distinctive, energetic community as a trusted team servant leader in the academic enterprise; leader, team player, and team builder. For best • Substantial understanding of undergraduate and consideration, applications and nominations should be UI is a flagship public doctoral university (R1), and adaptability are key qualities, along with the graduate teaching, learning, creative scholarship, received by March 15, 2021, and must include a letter founded in 1847 and comprising 12 colleges, an ability to effectively organize information and research, international education, and technology; of interest addressing the qualifications described academic medical center, membership in Big Ten priorities and make prompt, sound decisions in • Deep appreciation for the roles of liberal (not more than three pages); a current résumé or athletics, and world class programs in creative and the midst of complex and exacting circumstances. arts, professional education, and economic curriculum vitae; and the names of five professional performing arts. Iowa has been a member of the Big The president must shape productive, collaborative development within a research university; references with each person’s position, office or home Ten Conference since 1899 and a member of the relationships on behalf of UI and be an articulate, • Demonstrated commitment to academic freedom, address, e-mail address and telephone numbers. Association of American Universities since 1909. courageous champion of the university statewide. tenure, and ideals of shared governance; The university is devoted to providing a liberal arts • Success in implementing and embodying best The search is being assisted by Rod McDavis, education balanced with professional preparation, UI seeks a president arriving with an innovative, practices for diversity, equity, and inclusion in all Managing Principal, and James McCormick and research, and public service. The board seeks an forward-thinking vision in mind, one that will be policies and procedures; Janice Fitzgerald, Executive Search Consultants, individual who will build upon the University of Iowa’s shaped through collegial discussions, listening, and • Excellent listening, written, and oral AGB Search. Contact may be made at legacy and embrace its direction toward new chapters learning about the university’s culture and traditions. communication skills with capacity to inspire and [email protected], 804-514-1982; of exploration, discovery, creation, and engagement. The UI presidency will be led by a fair-minded, critical practice transparent communication with integrity; [email protected], 651-238-5188; or The university community expects a strong thinker. The well-being of all students must be • Proven skills in senior administrative level fiscal [email protected], 717-580-0663. advocate, a loyal and stable presence, and an agile foremost, including recruitment, retention, and management, resource generation, and budget Responses should be sent electronically (MS Word leader with considerable social capital and foresight. success with the guidance of an enormously allocation; or PDF Format) to [email protected]. talented faculty and staff. • Deep knowledge of strategic planning and For more information about the UI presidential The new president must bring leadership focused, clear decision making for the future; search, go to https://presidentialsearch.uiowa.edu. characteristics that reflect a genuinely unifying, The president will demonstrate commitment to • Understanding of national and international ethical, and inspirational presence. The successful diversity, equity, and inclusion explicitly and in marketing and recruitment methods, retention, candidate will be a leader who is motivating narrative. The president will give particular attention and enrollment management; It is the policy of the Board of Regents, State of Iowa to provide equal opportunity in employment and all aspects of Regent operations to all and expert in interpersonal and organizational to providing a safe and reassuring environment for a • Significant senior level management know- persons without regard to race, creed, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, protected veteran or awareness. Emotional intelligence, responsiveness, diverse population, setting an example of thoughtful how and ability to attract, empower, and retain military status, or any other status protected by state or federal law.

8 9 THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

10 A reputation for excellence Alongside education and discovery, Iowa is known for its NCAA Division I athletics programs, a world- Iowa is known around the world for its commitment class academic medical center, commitment to to excellence in the arts, sciences, and humanities. statewide service, and its role as an economic It is home to the first and best creative writing engine for the state of Iowa. The university has program in the world, as well as one of America’s launched new programs that lend support and top teaching hospitals. Its faculty, staff, and expertise to businesses across the state, and a students have pioneered fields such as educational pervasive spirit of entrepreneurship guides student testing and speech pathology, sent UI-built start-ups, new enterprises built on faculty instruments on virtually every mission in NASA discoveries, and other innovations. history, and traced the genetic origins of countless human diseases. Its 12 colleges are home to scholars dedicated to bridging disciplines and A proud history reinventing higher education. The University of Iowa was founded on Feb. 25, 1847, Iowa’s collaborative, can-do culture fosters a in Iowa City as Iowa’s first public university and campuswide dedication to student success. located in the state’s first capital. When Des Moines Welcoming students from all backgrounds, helping became the seat of state government in 1857, the them chart paths that serve their individual interests Old Capitol building became the geographic and and goals, and giving them tools to graduate on symbolic heart of the university campus. time and on budget are central to Iowa’s mission. The Iowa approach works—and undergraduate Iowa has been a member of the Big Ten Conference graduation rates well exceed the national average. since 1899 and a member of the Association of American Universities since 1909.

From its founding, Iowa has been a beacon of equality and opportunity for all people. It was the IN 2019, THE UI WAS AWARDED ITS nation’s first public university to admit men and LARGEST-EVER RESEARCH GRANT— women on an equal basis, the first public institution A $115M CONTRACT FROM NASA TO STUDY to award law degrees to women and African Americans, and the first state university to recognize THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA THE MAGNETIC FIELD INTERACTIONS and continuously fund a gay student organization. BETWEEN THE EARTH AND SUN. The University of Iowa is one of the nation’s premier public Iowa invented the Master of Fine Arts degree, becoming the first institution to accept creative work research universities, dedicated to academic excellence; in lieu of a written thesis. It pioneered fields ranging Iowa students graduate with the skills, perspectives, from educational television to cochlear implants. groundbreaking discoveries and creations; commitment to and values they need to lead productive lives and have rewarding careers. The university’s strong liberal arts In more recent years, the university has faced and the state and the world; and a culture that prizes community, tradition prizes exploration, flexibility, and broad-based overcome historic challenges—from a devasting knowledge, while innovative teaching facilities and campus flood in 2008 to the global economic diversity, and opportunity. methods infuse timeless lessons with new energy. downturn, the impact of new technology, and now, Today’s graduates are tech savvy and team oriented. finding innovative and collaborative ways to endure a global pandemic. Community spirit, pragmatic Iowa’s size, structure, and culture foster interaction vision, and dedicated leadership have helped Iowa among scholars at all levels, with advanced weather these crises. Today, the University of Iowa programs surrounding and shaping a vital liberal is stronger than ever and is poised to write a new arts core. Strong graduate and professional chapter in its more than 170-year history. programs enrich the undergraduate experience while providing unparalleled opportunities for students who want to take their education further.

12 13 Rankings MISSION AND CORE VALUES Iowa is home to two of the nation’s best writing The following are all ranked Iowa graduate schools, specialties, and programs, beginning with the highest-ranked programs. programs, the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and the Iowa offers 151 graduate degree and professional degree programs. The university’s 2016–21 strategic plan highlights Nonfiction Writing Program. The Iowa Writers’ these priorities: Workshop was the first creative writing degree Rankings with an asterisk (*) were not ranked for the 2020 issue of America’s Best Graduate Schools, but represent the college program in the U.S. to award a Master of Fine Arts or program’s most recent ranking. Mission and has become the model for creative writing programs around the world. In its 2020 rankings, U.S. In pursuing its missions of teaching, research, and News & World Report ranked Iowa as the top public 1. Physician Assistant 26. Psychology 55. Biomedical Engineering/ service, the university seeks to advance scholarly university for teaching writing and communications (Carver College of Medicine)* (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* Bioengineering and creative endeavor through leading-edge in all disciplines. 2. Audiology 27. College of Law (College of Engineering) research and artistic production; to use this research (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) 29. Internal Medicine 58. Mechanical Engineering and creativity to enhance undergraduate, graduate, The 2020 U.S. News & World Report “Best Colleges” 3. Social Psychology (Carver College of Medicine) (College of Engineering)* and professional education, health care, and other rankings list the University of Iowa No. 34 among (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* 30. Business/corporate law 59. Social Work services provided to the people of Iowa, the nation, the nation’s best public universities. Iowa is ranked 4. Physical Therapy (College of Law) (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* and the world; and to educate students for success No. 88 in the “Best National Universities” category, (Carver College of Medicine)* 32. Library and Information Studies 61. Physics and personal fulfillment in a diverse world. which contains more than 300 U.S. public, private, 6. Speech-Language Pathology (Graduate College)* (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* and for-profit institutions. The Tippie College of (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) 34. Carver College of Medicine—Research 62. Intellectual Property Law The University of Iowa carries out its academic Business was ranked No. 21 among public university 6. Doctor of Nursing Practice, 36. Sociology (College of Law) mission primarily through its 12 colleges, which business schools, No. 32 overall, and the College of Adult Gerontology/Primary (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* 62. Mathematics offer undergraduate and graduate education, Engineering is No. 39 among publics, No. 69 overall. (College of Nursing) 36. Part-time MBA (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* professional education, and education and training 6. Nurse Practitioner: (Tippie College of Business) 64. Computer Science in the health sciences. Each year, U.S. News & World Report ranks Adult/Gerontology, Acute Care 37. Political Science (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) professional schools in business, education, (College of Nursing)* (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* 67. Chemistry More about the Strategic Plan can be found at engineering, law, and medicine. The most recent 7. Printmaking 40. Statistics (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* provost.uiowa.edu/strategic-plan-2016–2021. rankings for each respective college at Iowa are: (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* 61. Computer Engineering 8. Health Care Management 41. Industrial/Manufacturing/Systems (College of Engineering)* The Strategic Plan Development Group is leading 20. Carver College of Medicine—Primary Care (College of Public Health)* Engineering 61. Chemical Engineering the creation of the university’s 2021–26 strategic 27. College of Law 9. Rehabilitation Counseling (College of Engineering) (College of Engineering) plan, emphasizing areas of distinction in student 34. Carver College of Medicine—Research (College of Education)* 42. Economics 68. Electrical/Electronic Communications success; engagement; research and discovery; 47. College of Education 10. Student Counseling and Personnel (Tippie College of Business)* Engineering diversity, equity, and inclusion; and collaboration. 74. College of Engineering Services 42. English (College of Engineering) In addition, as the group develops this plan during (College of Education) (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* 68. Tax Law the COVID-19 pandemic, the plan will emphasize 14. Nursing, Doctorate 43. Criminal Law (College of Law) flexibility and innovation and will seek to reflect The College of Public Health and College of (College of Nursing) (College of Law) 74. College of Engineering lessons learned during the current crisis. Pharmacy also are ranked periodically by the 15. Family Medicine 46. Contract Law 78. Health Care Law magazine. The College of Public Health was most (Carver College of Medicine) (College of Law) (College of Law)* Core values recently ranked No. 19, while the College 18. College of Pharmacy 47. College of Education 78. Earth Sciences of Pharmacy is No. 18. 18. Clinical Psychology 51. Legal Writing (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) In planning, setting priorities, and carrying out every (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* (College of Law) 86. Clinical Legal Training aspect of its mission, the University of Iowa is Overall, the UI has 60 graduate colleges and 19. College of Public Health* 52. International Law (College of Law) guided by seven interdependent commitments: programs ranked by U.S. News & World Report. 21. Nursing, Master’s (College of Law) 105. Trial Advocacy Eleven hold top-10 rankings. (College of Nursing) 53. Civil Engineering (College of Law) • Excellence 23. Fine Arts (College of Engineering)* 106. Environmental Law • Learning In addition, U.S. News & World Report also periodically (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences) 53. History (College of Law) • Community ranks programs in the arts, sciences, social 20. Carver College of Medicine, (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* • Diversity sciences, humanities, and health. The specialty Primary Care 54. Biology • Integrity rankings are based solely on nominations by deans 23. Environmental/Environmental Health (College of Liberal Arts and Sciences)* • Respect and deans of graduate studies, who are asked to Engineering 55. Biostatistics • Responsibility choose programs of excellence in each specialty. (College of Engineering) (College of Public Health)*

14 15 Enrollment Diversity, fall 2020

In fall 2020, University of Iowa enrollment reached 31,730, an 800-student decrease from the year before, African American 971 largely attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite the drop in enrollment, the fall 2020 first-year Latinx/o/a 2,349 Two or More Races 1,029 undergraduate class was the most academically accomplished class in university history. International 2,072

Asian American 1,519

Total enrollment, fall 2020 Residency, fall 2020

Graduate 6,170

American Indian or Native Alaskan 54

Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander 20 Professional 1,873 White/Other 23,716

Postgraduate 1,282 Undergraduate Total enrollment, 2010–2020 22,405 21,176

Undergraduate Resident Nonresident 22,405 Undergraduate 19,187 12,543 22,405 21,176

Graduate and Professional 9,649 9,325

Graduate and Professional 9,649 9,325 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 THE MEDIAN GPA OF THE FALL 2020 INCOMING CLASS WAS 3.78, 15:1 STUDENT-TO-FACULTY RATIO HIGHER THAN ALL PREVIOUS CLASSES.

16 17 Undergraduate outcomes

The university’s emphasis on advising and undergraduate student success has boosted retention, graduation, and placement rates along with other outcomes and measures.

First-year retention rate, 2008–2018 Placement rates based on surveys of May 2017 graduates

Oneyear retention 86.0% 98% 95% 97% 92% 94% 94% 83.0%

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Graduation rates, 2008–2018 All Business Education Engineering CLAS Nursing Siyear retention

66.0% 72.0%

IOWA’S 86% FIRST-YEAR RETENTION RATE IS 15 PERCENTAGE POINTS ouryear retention 55.0% ABOVE THE NATIONAL AVERAGE FOR FOUR-YEAR PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. 44.0%

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18 19 ADMINISTRATION

20 BOARD OF REGENTS, STATE OF IOWA

The Board of Regents, State of Iowa, is the governing body for Iowa’s public universities, which include the University of Iowa, Iowa State University, the University of Northern Iowa, and two special preschool/K–12 schools, the Iowa School for the Deaf and the Iowa Braille and Sight Saving School.

The Board of Regents was created by the Iowa General Assembly in 1909 and comprises nine citizen volunteers appointed by the governor and confirmed by the Iowa Senate, serving staggered six-year terms. The board provides oversight; establishes system-wide policies; and approves academic programs, budgets, tuition and fees, and capital projects. The board also serves as trustee of the UI Hospitals & Clinics.

The president reports to the Board of Regents.

David Barker Sherry Bates Nancy Boettger

Patty Cownie Milt Dakovich Nancy Dunkel President Pro Tem

Zack Leist Jim Lindenmayer Michael Richards President

22 ADMINISTRATION 23 Faculty Senate Undergraduate Student Government and Faculty Council The mission of Undergraduate Student Government (USG) is to represent, serve, and empower all undergraduate students. USG Faculty Senate, composed of 80 representatives of all offers input and guidance to faculty, staff, and administration on academic units of the university, is the principal channel issues that matter to students and acts as the official student of communication between faculty members and central voice to the Board of Regents, State of Iowa, and to local and administration. The senate may discuss and take a position on federal legislators. USG allocates the Student Activity Fee to campus any subject of university concern, and may recommend policies organizations, services, and initiatives that serve students. on these matters to the president. The 24-member Faculty Council, composed of elected faculty senators, meets frequently President Vice president to discuss issues of current importance and to prepare action Connor Wooff Mara Smith suggestions for submission to the Faculty Senate. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences College of Education

President Past president Joseph Yockey Sandra Daack-Hirsch College of Law College of Nursing Graduate and Professional

Vice president Student Government Teresa Marshall College of Dentistry Graduate and Professional Student Government (GPSG) represents the university’s nearly 10,000 graduate and Secretary professional students and advocates on their behalf to Ana Rodriguez-Rodriguez College of Liberal Arts and Sciences university administrators, the Board of Regents, and state and federal legislators. The group’s mission is to improve the experience of graduate and professional students.

Staff Council President Vice president Mackensie Graham Ellen Kiser Elected by staff to support the university’s mission through College of Law Graduate College active staff involvement on campus and in the community, Staff Council represents about 7,500 non-bargaining professional and scientific staff. The council’s mission is Charter committees to represent and advocate for all staff at the university, and works closely with the Office of the President and University Established collectively by Faculty Senate, Staff Council, USG, Human Resources to voice staff concerns and disseminate GPSG, and the university president, charter committees advise SHARED GOVERNANCE information in a timely manner. on policy development and interpretation, assuring university- wide activities serve the best interests of education and society. The university has a strong tradition of collaborative, President Secretary • Committee on Diversity Heather Mineart Theodore Potter College of Liberal Arts and Sciences College of Law • Council on Teaching respectful decision-making that draws on faculty, staff, • Family Issues Vice president/president elect Budget officer • Financial Aid Advisory and student perspectives. Advisory groups convened by Kevin Zihlman Brenda Van Dee • Funded Retirement and Insurance Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Administration the university president to help shape policy include • Hancher Auditorium Committee Past president • Information Technology Advisory shared governance organizations and charter committees. Michael Weaver • Lecture Office of the Vice President for Research • Parking and Transportation • Recreational Services • Research Council • Sustainability • University Libraries • University Safety and Security

24 25 ORGANIZATION

Administration Organizational chart

The University of Iowa has a long tradition of Central Administration collaboration and respectful decision-making that draws on faculty, staff, and student perspectives. President The President’s Cabinet is comprised of senior institutional leaders who represent all aspects of the university. The 12-member cabinet provides advice and counsel to the president on all strategic and operational matters.

Senior Advisor to the Senior Advisor to the President and Associate President and Vice President for Vice President for External Relations Director Internal Audit External Relations Director Board of Regents, Intercollegiate Athletics Laura McLeran State of Iowa Peter Matthes

Deb Johnston Gary Barta

Chief Human Resources Officer and Associate Vice President Ombudsperson Office of the Ombudsperson Cheryl Reardon Rachel Williams and Cynthia Joyce

Vice President for Vice President for Vice President for Vice President for Senior Vice President for Executive Vice President Medical Affairs and Legal Affairs and Research Student Life Finance and Operations and Provost Dean of the Carver General Counsel College of Medicine

Marty Scholtz Sarah Hansen Rod Lehnertz Kevin Kregel (interim) J. Brooks Jackson Carroll Reasoner

Associate Vice President Chief Financial Officer Chief Information Officer for Diversity, Equity and Treasurer and Inclusion

Terry Johnson Steve Fleagle Liz Tovar (interim)

26 27 THE PRESIDENT’S CABINET

The President’s Cabinet is composed of senior institutional leaders who represent all aspects of the university. The cabinet provides advice and counsel to the president on all strategic and operational matters.

Gary Barta Sarah Hansen J. Brooks Jackson Terry Johnson Kevin Kregel Rod Lehnertz Lynette Marshall Peter Matthes Henry B. and Patricia B. Vice president for Vice president for Chief financial officer and Executive vice president Senior vice president for President and chief Vice president for Tippie Director of student life medical affairs and the treasurer and provost (interim) finance and operations executive officer, UI external relations and Athletics Chair Tyrone D. Artz Dean of Center for Advancement senior advisor to the Hansen was appointed Johnson was appointed chief Kregel was appointed Lehnertz was appointed Barta was named director of the Carver College of president vice president for student Medicine financial officer and treasurer interim executive vice senior vice president for Lynette Marshall is athletics in June 2006 after life in 2020, after serving in February 2016 after president and provost in finance and operations president and CEO of the Matthes, a native of serving as athletic director the University of Iowa and Jackson was named vice successfully serving in the July 2020 after serving as in February 2016 after University of Iowa Center Iowa City, earned both at the University of Wyoming the Division of Student Life president for medical position as the interim for a executive vice provost and successfully serving in for Advancement. During his bachelor’s degree in and senior associate athletic for more than 22 years. affairs and dean of the year. He joined the university senior associate provost the position as the interim her tenure, the UI Center for political science and an director at the University of A graduate of Iowa, she Carver College of Medicine in 1993 and became for faculty from July for a year. He also holds Advancement experienced MBA from the University of Washington. He earned a oversees 13 departments in October 2017. He had associate vice president and 2019, and as associate responsibilities as university record performance and Iowa, where he was active bachelor’s degree at North focused on student success served as vice president for university controller in 1997. provost for faculty from architect. Previously, he was growth and became a in undergraduate student Dakota State University, where and drives change in critical health sciences and dean He holds a bachelor’s degree September 2014. He earned director of planning, design, national leader in creating government and campus he later worked as director of areas such as diversity, of the medical school at in accounting from Luther a bachelor’s degree and and construction at Iowa, a campus culture of leadership. He spent two development. equity, and inclusion (DEI); the University of Minnesota College and an MBA from the doctorate (physiology and where his responsibilities philanthropy. Marshall years in Washington, D.C., on health and well-being; and since 2014. He is board- University of Iowa. He is a biophysics) from the UI, and included all physical provides leadership to former U.S. Rep. Jim Leach’s student development. Her certified in pathology and certified public accountant. subsequently completed a development of the UI several national groups, staff and then moved to Des research interests revolve blood-banking. National Institutes of Health campus. Born and raised in including the Association Moines to take a position on around reflection and postdoctoral fellowship at Iowa City, he received his of Governing Boards, the the Iowa Senate Republican integration of learning across the University of Arizona. degree in architecture from Council for the Advancement Caucus staff, where he contexts. In 1993, Kregel joined the University of Kansas in and Support of Education served eight years, the final the faculty at Iowa and 1990 and his executive MBA (CASE), and the CASE 50 four as staff director. In currently holds the rank from Iowa in 2002. Steering Committee. She 2010, he became director of of full professor. He was also currently serves as dean federal relations at the UI. department executive officer of the Big Ten Fund Raisers He was named to his current in the Department of Health Institute. role in 2014. and Human Physiology prior to his appointment as associate provost.

28 29 THE PRESIDENT’S CABINET

Laura McLeran Carroll Reasoner Marty Scholtz Liz Tovar Associate vice president Vice president for legal Vice president for Associate vice president for external relations affairs and general research for diversity, equity, and and senior advisor to counsel inclusion (interim) the president Scholtz was named vice Reasoner was appointed president for research in Tovar was named associate McLeran was named vice president for legal June 2019. Previously, he athletics director for associate vice president for affairs and general served as the executive academic student services external relations and senior counsel in 2008. Reasoner associate vice president at the University of Iowa in advisor to the president received her bachelor’s for research at Texas A&M July 2013. She joined the in 2015 and served as the degree in 1973 and her law University, where he held Iowa athletics staff after interim vice president for degree in 1976, both from faculty appointments serving as associate athletics student life in early 2020. the University of Iowa. She in the departments director of student-athlete She joined the Office of the was in private practice of biochemistry and academic support services President in 2003 and prior in Cedar Rapids for 32 biophysics, molecular and at Northern Illinois University to that served in various roles years before joining the cellular medicine, and for two years. She previously in the Division of Student university. medical biochemistry and worked in student-athlete Life. McLeran earned both genetics. His research has academic services at The her bachelor’s degree and focused on fundamental Ohio State University and MBA from the University studies of the folding, the University of Kansas. of Iowa. stability, and solubility of Tovar earned a bachelor’s proteins and peptides. degree, master’s degree, and He received a Bachelor of PhD from the University of Science degree from the Kansas. In August 2020, she University of Nebraska– was named interim associate Lincoln and a doctorate vice president for diversity, in chemistry from the equity, and inclusion. University of California, Berkeley.

30 ADMINISTRATION 31 COLLEGE DEANS AND ACADEMIC UNIT LEADERS

J. Brooks Jackson David Johnsen Daniel Clay Harriet Nembhard Kevin Washburn Sara Sanders Julie Zerwic Donald Letendre Carver College of College of Dentistry College of Education College of Engineering College of Law College of Liberal Arts College of Nursing College of Pharmacy Medicine and Sciences (interim) Johnsen was appointed dean Clay was appointed dean Nembhard was named Washburn joined the Zerwic was named dean Letendre was named dean Jackson became vice in 1995 after serving as chair of the college in 2016. dean of the College of college in 2018 after Sanders was appointed of the college in 2017. of the college in 2007. He president for medical affairs of pediatric dentistry at Case Previously, he was dean of Engineering and Roy serving as assistant interim dean of the College Previously, she served as came to the UI from the and dean of the Roy J. and Western Reserve University. the University of Missouri J. Carver Professor of secretary for the Bureau of Liberal Arts and Sciences executive associate dean University of Rhode Island, Lucille A. Carver College of He received his dental College of Education, a role Engineering in July 2020. of Indian Affairs from in July 2020. She also of the College of Nursing where he served as dean and Medicine in November 2017. degree from the University he assumed in 2010. He She is also professor October 2012 to January serves as the college’s at the University of Illinois executive secretary of the As dean of the Carver College of Michigan and an MS in is a nationally recognized of industrial and 2016. He was previously director of diversity, equity, at Chicago (UIC), a position Rhode Island State Crime of Medicine, he is the leader pediatric dentistry from the scholar and fellow of the systems engineering. dean of the University of and inclusion. Sanders is she held from 2009 to Laboratory Commission. of Iowa’s only comprehensive UI, then joined the faculty at American Educational Nembhard is an New Mexico School of a professor in the School 2017. Zerwic earned a He received his Bachelor allopathic medical school. In West Virginia University. The Research Association and accomplished researcher Law from July 2009 to of Social Work, and joined Bachelor of Science in of Science in Pharmacy addition to serving as dean, college is preparing to search the American Psychological in manufacturing and October 2012. A citizen the University of Iowa Nursing from the University from the Massachusetts Jackson is a professor in the for a new dean as Johnsen Association. He is an health care systems of the Chickasaw Nation faculty in 2003. She was of Wisconsin–Eau Claire, College of Pharmacy and a Department of Pathology has announced that his term award-winning author and engineering. Her work has of Oklahoma, he holds a awarded the President and a Master of Science in Doctor of Pharmacy from in the Carver College of as dean will end in mid-2022. successful entrepreneur led to several advances, law degree from Yale Law Provost Award for Teaching Nursing from the University the University of Kentucky Medicine and is board- involved in business including a patented School. Excellence in 2015, named of Wisconsin–Madison, and completed three years certified in pathology and startups inside and outside imprint lithography Dean’s Scholar in 2011, and a PhD from the of postgraduate residency blood-banking. He also is an education. manufacturing process and is a fellow of the University of Minnesota. training at the University of internationally recognized for small-scale medical Gerontological Society of She completed a Kentucky Albert B. Chandler AIDS researcher. Prior to devices and a sensor- America. She served as postdoctoral fellowship at Medical Center. leading UI Health Care, based system to conduct director of the School of the University of Rochester Jackson served as the vice early screening for Social Work from 2015 to before joining the faculty at president for health sciences Parkinson’s disease. 2019, and as the college’s UIC in 1993. and dean of the medical associate dean for strategic school at the University of initiatives from January to Minnesota. July 2020.

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Edith Parker John Keller Amy Kristof-Brown Tanya Uden-Holman Russell Ganim John Culshaw College of Public Health Graduate College Tippie College of University College International Programs University Libraries Business Parker joined the UI faculty in Keller was named dean of Uden-Holman was named Ganim is professor of French Culshaw has served as 2010 as professor and head the UI Graduate College in Kristof-Brown was named associate provost for and associate provost the university librarian of community and behavioral 2002 after serving two years dean of the college in undergraduate education and and dean of International since 2013. Previously he health and was named as interim dean. He also November 2020, having dean of University College in Programs. He joined the UI served on the faculty of dean in 2018. She also serves as associate provost served as interim dean since June 2018. She previously in 2011 as the director of the the University of Colorado has a faculty appointment for graduate education and March 2020. She began served as associate dean Division of World Languages, at Boulder Libraries, with the UI Public Policy as a professor in the Iowa her career at the Tippie for academic affairs in the Literatures, and Cultures, most recently as senior Center and directed the UI Institute for Oral Health College in 1997, serving UI College of Public Health serving in that position associate dean. He currently Prevention Research Center Research in the UI College of as the director of graduate and is a clinical professor until 2019. He moved to serves as president of the for Rural Health prior to being Dentistry. He earned master’s studies and the department in the Department of Health International Programs in Association of Research named dean. She previously and doctoral degrees from executive officer for the Management and Policy 2020. Much of his career Libraries and has an served as associate dean Northwestern University. Department of Management within the college. Uden- has been devoted to shared extensive professional for academic affairs as a He served as interim vice and Entrepreneurship, Holman earned her BA, MA, governance, including service service record, including member of the faculty of the president for research and and then senior associate and PhD in sociology from as president of the UI Faculty leadership positions with the School of Public Health at economic development dean. She is a fellow of the the University of Iowa. Senate. He holds a Bachelor Association of College and the University of Michigan. from October 2017 to June Society for Industrial and of Arts from Grinnell College, Research Libraries and the She holds a bachelor’s 2019. Keller is co-chair Organizational Psychology as well as a master’s degree HathiTrust Digital Library. In degree from Davidson of the presidential search and the American and PhD from the University 2018, Culshaw was invested College and Master of Public committee. Psychological Association. of Virginia. as the first Jack B. King Health and Doctor of Public University Librarian Chair. He Health degrees from the holds a bachelor’s degree in University of North Carolina history from the University at Chapel Hill. of Wisconsin-Parkside and a master’s in information studies from Drexel University.

34 35 OTHER ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS REPORTING SOLELY OR JOINTLY TO THE PRESIDENT

Ombudsperson Innovation and Economic Development

Cynthia Joyce Rachel Williams Jon Darsee Economic booster Ombudsperson Ombudsperson Chief innovation officer Strengthening the Joyce served as a full-time Williams has served as Darsee, an Iowa native, spent University of Iowa’s role in university ombudsperson a half-time university his career in the medical enhancing the state’s from 2005 to Nov. 1, 2020, ombudsperson since device and health care economy, the office and is currently working July 2018. She is a services industry, including oversees UI Ventures, a remotely half-time. She trained mediator and an more than 20 years as an collection of research- has worked as a mediator associate professor with executive in Europe and the driven startups on campus; since 1990 and also is an joint appointments in the United States. His experience Protostudios, a state-of- experienced trainer in conflict Department of Gender, includes sales, marketing, the-art prototyping facility resolution and diversity. Women’s, and Sexuality corporate communications, available to all Iowa She holds a bachelor’s Studies and in the School product and business entrepreneurs as well as UI degree in psychology from of Art and Art History. She development, health policy, faculty, staff, and students; Stanford University and joined the UI in 1999. reimbursement, mergers and the UI Research Park, a master’s degrees in public acquisitions, and general separate campus in and private management and operations. He specializes in Coralville that leases environmental studies from supporting health care building sites and space to Yale University. A search will startups and recently served growing technology be conducted for a full-time on the American Medical companies that require replacement. Association Current sustained research Procedural Terminology relationships with the UI; Telehealth Workgroup. and MADE, a UI-led Confidential resource Darsee received a Bachelor manufacturing and of General Studies degree The Office of the Ombudsperson is a resource for students, e-commerce initiative. from the University of Iowa, faculty, and staff with problems or concerns and offers where he played men’s informal conflict resolution, mediation services, and advocacy basketball and was a member for fair treatment. The office is confident, neutral, informal, of the 1979–80 Final Four and independent, and follows the International Ombudsman team. He later played Association’s best practices by reporting to the university professionally in Brazil. president. The office has served campus since 1985 and currently sees about 750 people per year, including confidential consultation with administrators, faculty leaders, and human resources.

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38 evaluating programs; promoting graduate budget request to the Board of Regents, State of student academic and career success; fostering Iowa; advocating for the needs of the academic interdisciplinary programs and collaboration. enterprise; aligning funding with strategic priorities; coordinating data management, financial, and Faculty human resource needs. Exercising final responsibility for promotion and tenure decisions; ensuring that policies Board of Regents communications and procedures support institutional values; Reporting on all academic matters; recommending supporting recruitment and retention at the college administrative reorganizations and appointment of and department levels; providing professional deans and directors; reporting institutional data; with development for faculty and institutional leaders. the senior vice president for finance and operations, preparing tuition and fee requests. Community engagement Promoting campus and community partnerships for the mutual exchange of ideas, resources, and expertise; creating opportunities for students, staff and faculty to participate in community-engaged teaching, learning and research; extending the reach of Iowa’s academic, cultural, and health care resources; helping enhance economic development, community health, environmental sustainability, cultural vitality, education, social justice, and quality of life across the state and beyond.

Diversity, equity, and inclusion Recruiting and retaining highly qualified faculty, staff, and students from diverse backgrounds; ensuring a welcoming and inclusive climate in which all faculty, staff, and students can succeed; successfully integrating DEI opportunities throughout the OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE academic and administrative units on campus. International Programs VICE PRESIDENT AND PROVOST Enhancing attention to international issues; facilitating student experiences abroad; promoting Providing academic leadership for the university by research opportunities that expand the university’s global perspective; strengthening faculty resources championing innovation and excellence in teaching, research, in international programs commensurate with curricular, research, and public engagement goals. creative production, and service. Information Technology Services Catering to the needs of students, employees, and Academic mission and retaining excellent students; ensuring access visitors by providing technical support, resources through merit- and need-based financial aid; and services to help everyone at Iowa work smarter, As the university’s chief academic officer, the helping students make a successful transition faster, and safer. With nearly 250 employees and seven provost oversees the university’s colleges and to the university; preparing students for lifelong departments, ITS is responsible for strategy, planning, activities in the following broad areas: professional success. and delivery of information technology at Iowa.

Undergraduate education Graduate and professional education Information and resource management Working with the colleges to enhance undergraduate Enhancing quality graduate and professional With the senior vice president for finance and education and promote student success; recruiting education in partnership with the colleges; operations, developing the university’s annual

40 41 OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND PROVOST LEADERSHIP Executive Vice President and Provost: Kevin Kregel (interim)

Kregel was appointed interim executive vice president and provost in July 2020, after serving as executive vice provost and senior associate provost for faculty from July 2019, and as associate provost for faculty from September 2014. He earned a bachelor’s degree and doctorate (physiology and biophysics) from the UI, and subsequently completed a National Institutes of Health postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Arizona. In 1993, Kregel joined the faculty at Iowa, and currently holds the rank of full professor. He was department executive officer in the Department of Health and Human Physiology prior to his appointment as associate provost.

Kregel has served on numerous collegiate and university committees, and on steering committees for two campuswide cluster hire initiatives. His extramurally funded research laboratory at Iowa has focused on physiological adjustments to exercise, aging, and environmental challenges. He has also been active in leadership positions at the national level, including service as the chair of committees addressing science policy issues for the Federation of American Societies of Experimental Biology and the American Physiological Society.

Reporting positions Associate provost for Community engagement undergraduate education and Institute for Clinical and dean of University College Associate vice president Translational Science (joint Tanya Uden-Holman and chief information officer, report to the vice president for Information Technology Services medical affairs) Steve Fleagle International Programs Associate vice president for UI Libraries enrollment management Reporting units UI Stanley Museum of Art Brent Gage

Associate provost and dean of Academic International Programs Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver Administrative Russell Ganim College of Medicine Academic Advising Center College of Dentistry Associate provost for faculty Admissions Lois Geist College of Education Division of Diversity, Equity, and College of Engineering Inclusion Associate provost for graduate Information Technology Services and professional education and College of Law (joint report to the senior vice dean of the Graduate College College of Liberal Arts and president for finance and John Keller Sciences operations) Associate vice president and College of Nursing Pomerantz Career Center director of administration and College of Pharmacy Office of the Registrar planning College of Public Health Don Szeszycki Student Financial Aid Graduate College Interim associate vice president Tippie College of Business for diversity, equity, and inclusion Liz Tovar University College

42 43 DIVISION OF STUDENT LIFE LEADERSHIP Vice President for Student Life: Sarah Hansen

As the vice president for student life, Hansen leads 13 departments focused on student success and drives change in critical areas such as diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), health and well-being, and student development. In her previous role within the Office of the Provost at Iowa, she led the university’s strategic planning process and the implementation of the DEI Action Plan. Hansen also served as the associate vice president in the Division of Student Life at Iowa, where she led division and university-wide student success initiatives. Her research interests revolve around reflection and integration of learning across contexts.

Reporting positions Associate vice president and Reporting units University Counseling Service dean of students University Housing and Dining Executive director and Angie Reams Iowa Memorial Union Women’s Resource and Action assistant to the vice president Center for belonging and inclusion Senior advisor to the vice Leadership, Service, and Civic Maria Bruno president for student life and Engagement dean of students Multicultural and International Administrative services specialist Eric Rossow Student Support and Nancy Davin Engagement Executive director of business, Office of the Dean of Students Title IX coordinator and planning, and technology DIVISION OF STUDENT LIFE sexual misconduct response Scott Seagren Office of the Sexual Misconduct coordinator Response Coordinator Monique DiCarlo Director of projects Rape Victim Advocacy Program Division of Student Life programs and services support the and partnerships Director of student life Teri Schnelle Recreational Services academic mission of the University of Iowa through curricular communications Student Life Communications Anne Matthes Assistant vice president for student life and senior director Student Health and Wellness and co-curricular initiatives geared to enhance students’ Senior human resources director of University Housing and Dining Student Disability Services Talinda Pettigrew Von Stange experiences from matriculation through graduation.

Enhancing the student Holistic well-being experience Lead a campuswide effort for holistic well-being.

The Division of Student Life fosters student success Community and belonging by creating and promoting inclusive, educationally Cultivate virtual and in-person programs and purposeful services and activities within and beyond physical spaces that promote a sense of belonging, the classroom guided by the following strategic goals. opportunities for socialization, and community development. Student engagement Enhance the student experience through meaningful Staff support engagement and high-impact practices. Recruit, retain, engage, and develop employees at all levels to enrich student success. Diversity, equity, and inclusion Lead boldly through the Division of Student Life’s Resources and development Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Action Plan. Grow and align division resources and revenue to support division priorities.

44 45 Fueling research, Administration scholarship, and innovation Providing central support for identifying and winning external funds, meeting regulatory requirements, The University of Iowa is a leader in research and conducting research that involves people or animals, scholarship in medicine, bioengineering, writing, and tracking administrative information. and other areas of excellence, and new discoveries and insights are being made from computer Public engagement modeling and autonomous vehicles to space, Sharing lowa’s museum collections with the public; weather, and the humanities. OVPR helps fostering interdisciplinary and policy-minded researchers and scholars secure funding to support research; and providing services with broad that work—resources that provide opportunities and community impact. spur collaboration and innovation. Research cores Administering centralized facilities for scientific Supporting and sharing research—microscopy, fermentation, mass discovery spectrometry, and more.

OVPR helps connect scholars, researchers, artists, Intellectual property entrepreneurs, and students with the resources to Through its UI Research Foundation, the office helps generate work that serves the greater good. protect, develop, and bring to market discoveries and inventions derived from UI research, including medical devices, pharmaceuticals, and other products and services that directly benefit the public.

External funding Iowa continues to secure strong external support for research and other priorities. OFFICE OF THE Total external funding, FY 2016–2020 $506.3 million $666.2 million $84,341,980 $588.7 million VICE PRESIDENT FOR RESEARCH $551.9 million $557.7 million $554.0 million $431,442,212 Other $424,108,064 External The Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR) provides Funding resources and support to researchers and scholars to forge External Funding for new frontiers of discovery and innovation and to promote Research a culture of creativity that benefits the campus, state, and world.

Y 2016 Y 2017 Y 2018 Y 2019 Y 2020

*FY 2020 increase due in part to Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act, also known as the CARES Act, funding to offset COVID-19 pandemic costs.

46 47 External funding by source, FY 2020 OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT State and local governments Other FOR RESEARCH LEADERSHIP Hospitals and Vice President for Research: Marty Scholtz other universities

Scholtz was named vice president for research in June 2019. Previously, he served as Foundations and associations the executive associate vice president for research at Texas A&M University, where he held faculty appointments in the departments of biochemistry and biophysics, molecular and cellular medicine, and medical biochemistry and genetics. His research has Federal focused on fundamental studies of the folding, stability, and solubility of proteins and peptides. He received a bachelor of science degree from the University of Nebraska- Individuals Lincoln and a doctorate in chemistry from the University of California, Berkeley.

Reporting positions Reporting units Museums, centers, and Center for Global and Regional Businesses and Environmental Research public engagement corporations Senior associate vice Research administration Iowa Center for Research by president for research Office of the State Archaeologist Office of Animal Resources Undergraduates Richard Hichwa Pentacrest Museums (Old Office of the Institutional Animal Capitol Museum and Museum of Core facilities Associate vice president Care and Use Committee Natural History) Central Microscopy Facility for research Conflict of Interest in Research Public Policy Center Ann Ricketts Office Fermentation Facility Obermann Center for Advanced Division of Sponsored Programs High Resolution Mass Invention disclosures and licenses/options, 2011–2020 Associate vice president Studies Spectrometry Facility for research Environmental Health and Safety State Hygienic Laboratory High Throughput Screening Jennifer Lassner Office Injury Prevention Research Facility 151 Human Subjects Office 147 Assistant vice president Center 139 143 Iowa CREATES and executive director for Research lnformation Systems Center for Health Effect, of UI Research Foundation Research Development Office Environmental Contamination Intellectual property Marie Kerbeshian Human Resources and Financial UI Research Foundation 102 98 93 95 Invention Administration 83 disclosures 68 58 51 48 40 40 37 Licenses/ 32 29 options 23 21

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48 49 institutional priorities. As of Aug. 31, 2020, the Controller market value had increased to $1.056 billion, Providing central accounting, reporting, tax or about 7.2%, since the initial investment in compliance, and grand administration services. March 2020. Business services Financial management and budget Managing business functions that range from Establishing the university’s annual operating budget purchasing to printing to parking; negotiating and coordinating the state budget request process; contracts with outside agencies and vendors; assessing available resources to implement UI-wide and identifying and managing liability and risks to initiatives; providing fiscal and budget policy analysis property. and support; and monitoring budgets for controls, analysis, revision, and reporting. Public safety Keeping the university secure and responding to Treasury operations emergencies; providing police patrols, security, and Providing banking and cash management services; investigations; coordinating fire safety; and ensuring monitoring performance of investments and emergency alerts and Clery Act reports. providing debt service; and administering the campus ID card program.

OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR FINANCE AND OPERATIONS Finance and Operations serves as a steward of the university’s financial resources, provides services that support and enhance the institution’s missions, fosters a strong working environment, and connects with external organizations.

Facilities Management an innovative public-private partnership (P3). The Manages the design and construction of new 50-year partnership with ENGIE and Meridiam will facilities and renovation of existing facilities; allow the UI to invest $15 million each fiscal year in stewardship and maintenance of buildings and support of the university’s strategic plan and core grounds; developing and managing the biomass missions of teaching, research, and scholarship. fuels program and other utilities-related projects. One of the first universities in the country to engage Utility public-private partnership in a utility P3, the UI placed the upfront payment In March 2020, the UI transferred management of from ENGIE and Meridiam into an endowment its utility system to ENGIE North America as part of in order to acquire the additional funding for

50 51 FINANCE AND OPERATIONS Reporting units LEADERSHIP Facilities Management Building and Landscape Senior Vice President for Finance and Operations: Rod Lehnertz Services Business and Financial Services Lehnertz was appointed senior vice president for finance and operations in February Design and Construction 2016 after successfully serving in the position as the interim for a year. He also holds UI Utilities responsibilities as university architect. Previously, he was director of planning, design, and construction at Iowa, where his responsibilities included all physical development of the UI campus. Born and raised in Iowa City, he received his degree in architecture Financial Management from the University of Kansas in 1990, and his executive MBA from Iowa in 2002. and Budget Budget Development Records Management Program Reporting positions Other reporting positions Treasury Operations Chief investment officer and director, Treasury Operations Student Loan Accounting Cynthia Bartels University Billing Office

Assistant vice president and University ID Card director, Business Services Mary Jane Beach Controller Associate vice president and Accounting and Financial director, Facilities Management Reporting Lynne Finn Chief financial officer Associate vice president Capital Assets Management and treasurer and chief information officer Director, Financial Management Financial Analysis Terry Johnson Steve Fleagle and Budget, and university secretary Grant Accounting Office Johnson was appointed chief Fleagle graduated from the UI Susan Klatt financial officer and treasurer in with a bachelor’s degree in February 2016 after successfully electrical engineering in 1984. Chief risk officer Business Services serving in the position as the After working briefly at General Donna Pearcy interim for a year. He joined the Electric Medical Systems, he Accounts Payable university in 1993 and became returned to the UI to perform Assistant vice president Business Manager associate vice president and research in cardiovascular imaging and director, Department Laundry Services university controller in 1997. He and image processing. In 1994, he of Public Safety holds a bachelor’s degree in was tapped to lead the UI’s effort Interims Chief Lucy Wiederholt Mail Services accounting from Luther College to build a campuswide fiber optic and Capt. Mark Bullock Materials Management and an MBA from the University of network. He was named to the ITS Search underway for new director Parking and Transportation Iowa. He is a certified public management team in 1995 and accountant. director of Telecommunication Printing and Document Services and Network Services in 1998. In 2004, he was named interim chief information officer and associate Purchasing vice president and has held that Risk Management position permanently since May Travel 2005.

Public Safety Emergency Management Fire Safety Police Division Clery Compliance and Support

52 53 LEGAL AFFAIRS AND GENERAL COUNSEL LEADERSHIP Vice President for Legal Affairs and General Counsel: Carroll Reasoner

Reasoner was appointed vice president for legal affairs and general counsel in 2008. Reasoner received her bachelor’s degree in 1973 and her law degree in 1976, both from the University of Iowa. She was in private practice in Cedar Rapids for 32 years before joining the university.

Reporting positions

Deputy general counsels Maria Lukas Gay Pelzer

Deputy counsels Nathan Levin Ian Arp Ann Byrd VICE PRESIDENT FOR LEGAL AFFAIRS AND GENERAL COUNSEL Helping the university fulfill its educational, research, and service missions in accord with the myriad legal and policy requirements applicable to public research universities. The office coordinates legal services on issues facing all sectors of the university, at the highest level of professionalism and integrity.

Expert counsel Risk reduction Helping university units develop policies, practices, The Office of the General Counsel helps address and procedures that reduce risk of legal problems. questions, resolve problems, and shape policy in all areas of the law. The office represents the university, Legal advice and representation including the president and vice presidents, UI Health Providing a full range of services to university Care, and all of the schools and colleges on campus. executive officers, administrators, faculty, and staff in their official capacities.

54 55 Innovation and entrepreneurship Hancher Auditorium Strengthening the University of Iowa’s role in Hancher is a multi-disciplinary performing arts enhancing the state’s economy, the office oversees presenter committed to connecting artists UI Ventures, a collection of research-driven and audiences with transformational artistic startups on campus; Protostudios, a state-of- experiences. For 45 years, Hancher has been the the-art prototyping facility available to all Iowa cultural hub of the University of Iowa campus, entrepreneurs as well as UI faculty, staff, and presenting world-class dance, music, and theater. students; the UI Research Park, a separate campus Hancher extends its reach beyond campus, in Coralville that leases building sites and space engaging thousands of Iowans each year. A new, to growing technology companies that require world-class auditorium opened in 2016, replacing sustained research relationships with UI; and MADE, Hancher’s original facility that was destroyed in a a UI-led manufacturing and e-commerce initiative. 2008 flood of the Iowa River.

EXTERNAL RELATIONS LEADERSHIP Vice President for External Relations: Peter Matthes

Matthes, a native of Iowa City, earned both his bachelor’s degree in political science and an MBA from the University of Iowa, where he was active in undergraduate student government and campus leadership. He spent two years in Washington, D.C., on former U.S. Rep. Jim Leach’s staff and then moved to Des Moines to take a position on the Iowa Senate Republican Caucus staff, where he served eight years, the final four as staff director. In 2010, he became director of federal relations at the UI. He was named VICE PRESIDENT FOR EXTERNAL RELATIONS to his current role in 2014, and also serves as senior advisor to the president. Developing, producing, and deploying communication solutions Reporting positions that connect the University of Iowa and its constituents across Assistant vice president for the state, nation, and around the world. external relations Jeneane Beck

Director of federal relations Leanne Hotek Making connections them to act on our behalf. Provides a number of resources for campus, including media relations, UI transparency officer Serving as the connective tissue between the brand management, social media, video, photography, Ann Goff university and key constituents, the nationally graphic design, and issues management. Constituent relations manager, recognized external relations staff works closely government relations with colleges and central service units to deliver Government relations Elizabeth Mills a coordinated message. Maintaining significant relationships with students, faculty, staff, and the citizens of Iowa through Chief innovation officer Jon Darsee Office of Strategic Communication interaction with policymakers. Interactions include Supporting the University of Iowa’s mission by using initiatives such as the Hawkeye Caucus network of Executive director, communication to build awareness and appreciation engaged students, staff, alumni, and Iowans; regular Hancher Auditorium for the university’s people and programs, the office communication with legislators and advocates; and Chuck Swanson provides counsel and produces content that regular Hawkeye Caucus Day events in Des Moines advances the priorities of the university and compels and Washington, D.C. . 56 57 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT LEADERSHIP Vice President for External Relations and Senior Advisor to the President: Peter Matthes

Matthes, a native of Iowa City, earned both his bachelor’s degree in political science and an MBA from the University of Iowa, where he was active in undergraduate student government and campus leadership. He spent two years in Washington, D.C., on former U.S. Rep. Jim Leach’s staff and then moved to Des Moines to take a position on the Iowa Senate Republican Caucus staff, where he served eight years, the final four as staff director. In 2010, he became director of federal relations at the UI. He was named to his current role in 2014, and also serves as senior advisor to the president.

Associate Vice President for External Relations and Senior Advisor to the President: Laura McLeran

McLeran was named associate vice president for external relations and senior advisor to the president in 2015 and served as the interim vice president for student life in early 2020. She joined the Office of the President in 2003 and prior to that served in various roles in the Division of Student Life. McLeran earned both her bachelor’s degree and MBA from the University of Iowa.

Reporting positions Other reporting positions

Director of institutional events Liz McIntire

Director of events Michael Stokes Presidential events and president’s residence OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT The president leads the university by guiding its Chief human resources officer strategic vision and supporting its strategic goals, and associate vice president Cheryl Reardon

nurturing the University of Iowa’s tradition of shared During her 30-year career at Iowa, Reardon has served in leadership governance, identifying support for its mission and roles in student life, academic administration, and research and aspirations, celebrating and sustaining its people, economic development. She was named to her current role in and increasing public understanding of its value to University Human Resources in September 2016. She holds a Master of Science degree from the state of Iowa, the country, and the world. Minnesota State University, Mankato, and a Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa. She has served on numerous university, community, statewide, and national committees.

58 59 COLLEGES AND ACADEMIC UNITS

60 A nationally ranked medical school with exceptional balance across its tripartite mission of research, KEY FACTS education, and clinical care, the college has an annual budget of nearly $708 million. U.S. News & World Report consistently ranks the college among Undergraduate degrees the nation’s best. For 2020, six of the medical school’s programs were nationally ranked—with BS two in the top five. The college ranked 15th among medical schools in family medicine and 34th in Graduate degrees research. Its physician assistant training program MA, MME, MPAS, MS, PhD ranked first, and its physical therapy program ranked fourth. Professional degrees

The Carver College of Medicine is a leader in MD, DPT interprofessional education. In 2016, the first class of physician assistants co-trained with medical Combined degrees students graduated. In 2014, the college introduced MD/PhD, MD/JD, DPT/PhD, MD/MPH, its New Horizons MD curriculum, an innovative MD/MBA learning structure that better integrates basic sciences with clinical experiences, giving students Spring 2020 enrollment greater freedom to individualize their education. 739 professional The college also was a pioneer in the establishment 122 undergraduate of “learning communities” designed to promote the 418 graduate development of supportive relationships among students at all levels. Faculty FTEs (fall 2020) Research strengths 448 tenure track 773 clinical track Many of faculty in the college are internationally 161 postdocs and others renowned for their research. Two faculty members are Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigators, Staff FTEs (fall 2020) 12 are members of the National Academy of 1,752 professional and scientific and CARVER COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Medicine, and two are members of the National Service Employees International Union Academy of Sciences. 179 merit Iowa’s Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine Iowa Neuroscience Institute 235 residents/fellows earns international respect for both clinical education and Created with a $45 million gift from the Roy J. Carver 148 graduate assistants Charitable Trust, the institute conducts research to 515 temporary and students biomedical research. Students at the Carver College of find the causes of—and preventions, treatments, and cures for—the many diseases that affect the brain FY 2019 external funding and nervous system. Medicine are educated in an atmosphere of scholarship, $246 million humanism, and mutual respect, as well as fostering the Fraternal Order of Eagles Diabetes Research Center ability to manage the changing scientific and technological Established by a $25 million gift, the center includes more than 90 investigators and a metabolic information so necessary in today’s world. phenotyping core facility that develops research models for diabetes, obesity, and other metabolic disorders.

62 63 Holden Comprehensive Cancer Center Pappajohn Biomedical Institute CARVER COLLEGE OF MEDICINE The state’s only National Cancer Institute-designated Centered in the Pappajohn Biomedical Discovery comprehensive cancer center draws research and Building, the institute provides a multidisciplinary LEADERSHIP clinical expertise from 41 departments and six scientific community for research on cardiovascular Dean: J. Brooks Jackson colleges across the university. disease, diabetes, hearing loss, imaging, cystic fibrosis, and neuroscience. Jackson became University of Iowa vice president for medical affairs and dean of the Wellstone Muscular Dystrophy Cooperative Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of Medicine in November 2017. As vice president, Research Center Iowa Institute for Vision Research he leads UI Health Care, the state’s comprehensive academic health system that includes One of six such National Institutes of Health-funded Created with a $25 million gift, the center expands the Carver College of Medicine, UI Hospitals & Clinics, and UI Physicians, the multi- centers in the nation, Iowa’s center focuses on Iowa’s leading efforts to understand, diagnose, and specialty physician group practice. As the Tyrone D. Artz Dean of the Carver College translational research and advanced diagnostic treat heritable human blindness. of Medicine, Jackson oversees Iowa’s only comprehensive allopathic medical school. services. Jackson is a professor in the college’s Department of Pathology and is board certified in pathology and blood-banking. He also is an internationally recognized AIDS researcher.

51% OF 2020 MD GRADUATES SELECTED PRIMARY CARE SPECIALTIES, WITH Prior to leading UI Health Care, Jackson served as the vice president for health sciences 28% OF THE CLASS REMAINING IN IOWA TO START POSTGRADUATE TRAINING. and dean of the medical school at the University of Minnesota, chair of the University of Minnesota Health board of directors, and the University of Minnesota Physicians board. He previously led the pathology department at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. He holds an MBA and MD from Dartmouth College in New Hampshire and completed his residency in pathology at the University of Minnesota.

Reporting positions Associate dean for faculty Departments Ophthalmology and Visual affairs and development Sciences Associate dean for medical Peter Snyder Anatomy and Cell Biology Orthopedics and Rehabilitation education and professional Anesthesia Otolaryngology—Head and programs Associate dean for continuing Neck Surgery David Asprey and integrated medical Biochemistry education Dermatology Pathology Senior associate dean for Joseph Szot Emergency Medicine Pediatrics external affairs Gerard Clancy Associate dean for graduate Family Medicine Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Science and postdoctoral studies Internal Medicine Senior associate dean for Daniel Tranel Physician Assistant Studies Microbiology and Immunology medical education and Services Christopher Cooper Associate dean for graduate Molecular Physiology and Psychiatry medical education Biophysics Associate dean for information Mark Wilson Radiation Oncology technology Neurology Radiology Boyd Knosp Executive dean and associate Neuroscience and dean for clinical and Pharmacology Surgery Associate dean for diversity, translational science Neurosurgery Urology equity, and inclusion Patricia Winokur Denise Martinez Obstetrics and Gynecology Vice dean for clinical affairs Associate dean for research Douglas Van Daele Robert Piper

64 65 The college’s clinics serve about 155,000 patients per year, and its 26 outreach programs focus on children, KEY FACTS special-needs patients, and seniors, including an award-winning Geriatrics Mobile Dental Unit. Graduate degrees A $61 million renovation of the Dental Science MS, PhD Building—completed in 2016—modernized clinics and enhanced research facilities. Professional degrees DDS Education, research, and care Fall 2020 enrollment College of Dentistry programs and facilities are 326 professional students designed to highlight connections between education, 97 residents and graduate students research, and patient care. Key resources include: Faculty FTEs (fall 2020) Simulation clinic 55 tenure track Providing an advanced setting to hone hands-on skills, the Simulation Clinic prepares new dental 50 clinical track students to see patients and helps experienced 10 postdocs and others students and practitioners to prep for board and licensure exams or learn new procedures. Eighty Staff FTEs (fall 2020) operatories include manikins with realistic tooth 138 professional and scientific models and jaw functions. 129 merit 11 graduate assistants 130 temporary and students 871 APPLICATIONS WERE RECEIVED FOR 82 SEATS IN THE FY 2020 external funding $7.8 million 2020 ENTERING DDS CLASS. COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY Iowa’s College of Dentistry is the state’s only dental school The Iowa Institute for Oral Health Research Established by a 1976 gift, the Iowa Institute and has as many recognized ADA dental specialties as any offers collaborative, joint-use laboratories and core facilities. Current work includes biostatistics; dental school in the country. It’s also an essential resource to biomaterials and bone and tissue engineering; craniofacial anomalies; cariology and microbiology; the state, helping people and communities everywhere meet epidemiology and behavioral research; health policy and outcomes; mucosa, immunology, and oral their needs for dental care. cancer; and clinical research.

Dental clinics Students admitted to Iowa’s competitive and after four years than do students at any other dental The college’s clinics provide care for every kind of comprehensive DDS program study basic science, school in the country. Graduate programs provide patient with every kind of need. Some patients receive dental techniques, and advanced procedures, specialty training, and students at all levels work affordable, faculty-supervised care from dental completing unique third-year rotations that offer alongside leading researchers on topics ranging students, while others see residents or faculty experiences in a range of dental specialties. Dental from policy and prevention to genetics and tissue clinicians, often world-renowned experts in their fields. students at Iowa have more clinical experience engineering.

66 67 COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY LEADERSHIP Dean: David Johnsen

Johnsen was appointed dean in 1995 after serving as chair of pediatric dentistry at Case Western Reserve University. He received his dental degree from the University of Michigan and an MS in pediatric dentistry from the University of Iowa, then joined the faculty at West Virginia University. The college is preparing to search for a new dean as Johnsen has announced that his term as dean will end in mid-2022.

Reporting positions Departments

Executive associate dean Endodontics Galen Schneider Family Dentistry

Associate dean for research Operative Dentistry Xian Jin Xie Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Oral Pathology, Radiology, and Associate dean for finance and Medicine facilities Scott Arneson Orthodontics Pediatric Dentistry Director of clinics Brian Howe Periodontics Preventative and Community Associate dean for education Dentistry Michelle Krupp Prosthodontics Associate dean for patient care Michael Kanellis

Director, continuing education and alumni affairs Amanda Shoemaker

Associate dean for student affairs Sherry Timmons

Professor and director, Division of Biostatistics and Computational Biology Xian Jin Xie

15 IOWA GRADUATES SERVE AS DEANS OF U.S. DENTAL COLLEGES, FIVE OF WHOM ARE DEANS OF BIG TEN DENTAL SCHOOLS. IN ADDITION, 78% OF PRACTICING DENTISTS IN IOWA GRADUATED FROM THE COLLEGE OF DENTISTRY.

68 69 Iowa education faculty have led the development of areas including educational testing and KEY FACTS measurement. Their work established today’s educational testing industry and made Iowa City one of the best-known centers in the field. Undergraduate degrees BA, BS

For students, state, and beyond Graduate degrees MA, MAT, MS, EdS, EdD, PhD College of Education resources are shaping students and changing education far beyond the state’s borders. Innovative programs include: Fall 2020 Bachelor’s and Teacher Education Program (TEP) enrollment Belin-Blank International Center for Gifted 593 Education and Talent Development One of the most-respected programs of its kind, Fall 2020 graduate student enrollment this comprehensive, world-renowned center serves 618 teachers, students, and schools through initiatives like the Iowa Online Advanced Placement Academy, which makes AP courses available in rural and urban Teacher Education Program communities across the state. The center also is placement rate home to the Bucksbaum Early Entrance Academy, 98% which empowers high-achieving students to begin full-time on-campus study at the UI after their Faculty full-time employees (FTEs) sophomore year of high school. (fall 2020) Linda R. Baker Teacher Leader Center 61 tenure track Creating 21st century teachers for 21st-century 17 clinical track schools, the center develops students and 29 postdocs and other non-tenure track practitioners in assessment, technology, and diversity, awarding all graduates a unique Teacher Leader Staff FTEs (fall 2020) Certificate. Students can pursue a traditional track COLLEGE OF EDUCATION 85 professional and scientific or UI REACH, English Language, or Social Emotional Iowa’s College of Education is the state’s top-ranked Learning Tracks. The center also serves as a 9 merit professional-development hub. 61 graduate assistants education school, recognized for teacher preparation at the Iowa Testing Programs Student-to-faculty ratio undergraduate level, a range of respected graduate programs, Building on Iowa’s longstanding leadership in 10:1 educational testing, ITP continues research and and a tradition of innovation in the field. development that provides—at cost—materials, consultation, and scoring services for more than FY 2020 external funding 370,000 students in all Iowa school districts, saving $10 million The college’s Teacher Education Program offers disciplinary field. Students also can pursue a schools more than $4 million each year. undergraduate and graduate students both new undergraduate degree, a Bachelor of Arts in foundational knowledge and opportunities to Education Studies and Human Relations (ESHR). UI REACH (Realizing Educational and Career specialize in elementary or secondary education. Hopes) Undergraduates in the Elementary Education The college’s graduate programs include several The first major public university program of its Program earn a BA from the College of Education; that lead their fields. They produce counselors, kind, UI REACH offers a two- to four-year certificate undergraduates in one of the seven secondary psychologists, administrators, student development program in the College of Education for students with education programs earn a BA from the College experts, testing specialists, and other education intellectual, cognitive, and learning disabilities. of Education as well as a BA or BS in a related leaders across Iowa and around the world.

70 71 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION LEADERSHIP Dean: Dan Clay

Clay was appointed dean of the college in 2016. Previously, he was dean of the University of Missouri College of Education, a role he assumed in 2010. He is a nationally recognized scholar and fellow of the American Educational Research Association and the American Psychological Association. He is the author of the award-winning book, Helping Schoolchildren with Chronic Health Conditions: A Practical Guide. He also is a successful entrepreneur involved in business startups inside and outside education.

Reporting positions Departments

Associate dean for research Educational Policy and Saba Ali Leadership Studies Psychological and Associate dean for faculty and Quantitative Foundations academic programs Amanda Haertling Thein Rehabilitation and Counselor Education Associate dean for teacher Teaching and Learning education and student services Nancy Langguth

Center for Advanced Studies in Center for Evaluation and Assessment Measurement and Assessment The Center for Evaluation and Assessment Pursuing research-based initiatives that advance (CEA) provides third-party program evaluation, the methodology and practice of educational assessment, and other research services to a measurement and assessment, the center sponsors range of clients working in multiple programmatic research activities, offers online resources, sponsors areas. CEA staff and evaluators collaborate to testing conferences and workshops, and offers write program evaluation proposals, design and psychometric services. implement evaluation methodologies, communicate with project staff and stakeholders, and report evaluation results to stakeholders and funding 28,000+ COLLEGE OF EDUCATION agencies. The CEA has successfully completed more than 150 evaluations for various clients and ALUMNI WORK IN ALL 99 IOWA COUNTIES, sponsors and contributed program evaluation ALL 50 STATES, AND IN 80 COUNTRIES designs to teams, securing more than $50 million in AROUND THE WORLD. external funding. Center for Research on Undergraduate Education (CRUE) CRUE conducts rigorous research on various topics in postsecondary education, with an emphasis on understanding dynamics and improving equity within college experiences, environments, interventions, and outcomes.

72 73 grand challenges around advanced technologies, health sciences, sustainability, energy, and the KEY FACTS environment. Graduates are ethical, globally-aware citizens whose work while at Iowa and throughout their careers make the world safer and the use of Undergraduate degrees resources more efficient. As a center of innovation BSE and discovery, the College of Engineering is undoubtedly improving quality of life for our Iowa Graduate degrees community, as well as for people across the country MS, PhD and around the world.

Certificates Unique education Technological Entrepreneurship Wind Energy Built with flexibility in mind, Iowa’s engineering Naval Hydrodynamics curriculum gives students the chance to think Sustainability big and develop projects around their passions. Large Data Analytics Innovative options include:

Grand Challenge Scholars 2019–2020 enrollment The nation’s seventh program of its kind—the first 2,133 undergraduate in the Big Ten—awards scholarships to engineering 284 graduate students who commit to addressing priority issues identified by the National Academy of Faculty FTEs (fall 2020) Engineering through research, interdisciplinary study, entrepreneurship, global experiences, and service. 95 tenure track 15 non-tenure track Technological Entrepreneurship Certificate 34 postdocs A joint College of Engineering-Tippie College of Business initiative, the certificate complements any Staff FTEs (fall 2020) COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING engineering program, preparing students to start their 178 professional and scientific own business or manage technological innovations. 220 graduate assistants A personalized, student-oriented mission distinguishes Iowa’s Virginia A. Myers Nexus of Engineering and 128 temporary and students College of Engineering. By design, it’s the smallest Art Program In May 2015, college faculty approved a general 2019 undergraduate placement rate engineering college in the Big Ten, encouraging students to education requirement that all new undergraduate 97% students take at least three semester hours in the creative arts. The college also created a pursue their individual interests in an environment that’s FY 2020 external funding Project Design Studio, a unique, hands-on “maker” $45 million both intellectually challenging and collaborative. classroom unlike any other on campus. The Nexus program strives to build partnerships and foster relationships with artists and art faculty with the The college admits undergraduate students directly, for providing an accessible, modern education in goal of creating collaborative opportunities among and enrollment has nearly doubled in the last engineering and science for future, interdisciplinary engineering and art students and faculty. decade. Many come to Iowa looking to complement leaders; advancing knowledge through fundamental a top-notch engineering education with experience in and applied research; and facilitating lifelong other areas, from business to the arts. learning and economic development.

The college’s mission is to build an inclusive, The college is driven by talented faculty, staff, and diverse, and responsible community recognized students who are producing knowledge to address

74 75 Research renown The Iowa Flood Center was born out of the 2008 floods and provides Faculty research enriches education—faculty Iowans with accurate, science-based information to members advise an average of 20 undergraduate help them assess and understand their flood risk. students and two graduate students and generate The center’s goal is to improve flood-monitoring about $577,000 in collegiate and interdisciplinary and prediction capabilities across the state, while research funding. Internationally recognized developing strategies to help mitigate and prevent research units include: future flood damages.

Center for Bioinformatics and The Iowa Geological Survey (IGS) Computational Biology has a rich scientific history in the state, serving is a collaboration between Iowa’s colleges of Iowans for more than 150 years through the engineering, medicine, and liberal arts and sciences. collection and analysis of geologic and groundwater The center develops new areas of study related to data. With this information, the IGS helps Iowans informatics, basic sciences, and applied medical effectively understand Iowa’s natural resources for research. long-term sustainability and economic development.

The Iowa Technology Institute The National Advanced Driving Simulator is a multidisciplinary research center that conducts (NADS) basic and applied research in modeling and is home to the largest driving simulator in the U.S. simulation. Faculty, staff, and students from across and has been a leader in driving safety research for the UI collaborate to advance knowledge and more than 20 years. Through work with students, innovation in the fields of engineering, medicine, faculty, staff, programs, and university-wide science, technology, transportation, and more. collaborators, NADS partners with government, COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP industry, and academic leaders to improve safety by researching the connections between drivers, motor Dean: Harriet Nembhard vehicles, and road users. 15,212 IOWA ENGINEERING ALUMNI Nembhard was named dean of the College of Engineering and Roy J. Carver Professor The Iowa Institute for Biomedical Imaging of Engineering in July 2020. She is also professor of industrial and systems engineering. LIVE AND WORK AROUND THE WORLD, fosters cooperative research and discovery in Nembhard is an accomplished researcher in manufacturing and health care systems 6,043 OF THEM IN THE STATE OF IOWA. biomedical imaging and quantitative image analysis engineering. Her work has led to several advances, including a patented imprint across colleges and majors at Iowa. The formation lithography manufacturing process for small-scale medical devices and a sensor-based of this interdisciplinary institute reflects Iowa’s system to conduct early screening for Parkinson’s disease. institutional support for research, training, and IIHR—Hydroscience & Engineering education in biomedical imaging, image analysis, is a world-renowned center for education, research, and translational medical research. Reporting positions Departments and public service focusing on hydraulic engineering

and fluid mechanics. IIHR students, faculty, and Associate dean for academic Roy J. Carver Department of staff work together to understand and manage one programs Biomedical Engineering of the world’s greatest resources—water—through Nicole Grosland Chemical and Biochemical a comprehensive multidisciplinary approach Engineering Interim associate dean for that includes basic fluid mechanics, laboratory graduate programs and research Civil and Environmental experimentation, and computational approaches. H.S. Udaykumar Engineering Electrical and Computer Engineering Industrial and Systems Engineering Mechanical Engineering

76 77 The college offers the legal education the world needs today, providing its students a deep KEY FACTS understanding of the law and the ability to collaborate across disciplines and areas of expertise to offer creative solutions to the world’s most- Professional degrees pressing problems. It’s taken aggressive steps to JD, LLM, SJD, MSL grow enrollment, such as the “3 + 3” partnership with more than a dozen Iowa colleges, and streamlining Certificate the admissions process for current UI students. Human rights

The college’s writing program is one of the nation’s strongest, and faculty have built particular Fall 2020 enrollment distinction in international and comparative law, 473 JD candidates public interest law, and intellectual property. 11 graduate students Research centers foreground public service—support for nonprofits, human rights issues, and more. Faculty FTEs (fall 2020) 5 tenure track Learning at all levels 25 tenured 6 legal clinic A multitude of College of Law programs are 6 legal writing expanding alternatives for students and offering 1 visiting assistant professor unique development opportunities for faculty and 1 visiting associate professor practitioners. Highlights include: 2 lecturers Advanced standing JD for foreign-trained 1 professors of instruction lawyers The Advanced Standing JD enables students who Staff FTEs (fall 2020) have already earned a Bachelor’s of Law degree 54 professional and scientific or graduate-level law degree abroad to apply their 18 merit COLLEGE OF LAW previous legal studies to the American law degree. 204 graduate assistants 4 temporary Iowa’s College of Law, founded in 1865, was among the first Law library One of the nation’s largest and best collections 42 students (not including RAs) law schools to grant law degrees to women (1873), of legal materials, Iowa’s Law Library includes more than 1.6 million volumes or equivalents, plus FY 2020 external funding international students (1879), and African Americans (1879). extensive print, electronic, and microfilm holdings. $4.6 million The oldest law school west of the Mississippi River, the Law clinic Clinic students learn necessary skills that cross institution is recognized for a curriculum that balances practice areas, from client interviewing and case theory development to cultural competence and challenging coursework and skills-training programs. resilience. The Law Clinic functions like a single law firm with six distinct practice groups: federal criminal defense, civil and employment litigation, estate planning, law and policy in action, immigration, and the Community Empowerment Law Project.

78 79 Employment outcomes Faculty fellowship In any given year, Iowa Law ranks in the top 15 in In 2020, Iowa Law relaunched its Faculty Fellowship job placement among all U.S. law schools. Iowa Program, which is designed to provide research graduates work in the nation’s most renowned opportunities, faculty mentoring, and career law firms, as in-house counsel for Fortune 500 development for promising legal scholars and companies, at government agencies and nonprofit teachers. The position combines law teaching with organizations, for small and mid-sized law offices, scholarly research and writing, especially research and as prosecutors and public defenders. with an interdisciplinary focus and reach, and aims to further the UI’s goal of recruiting and retaining a more diverse campus community of faculty, staff and students.

27TH-RANKED LAW SCHOOL IN THE NATION IN 2020, ACCORDING TO U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT

COLLEGE OF LAW LEADERSHIP Dean: Kevin Washburn

Washburn joined the college in 2018 as the N. William Hines Dean after serving as assistant secretary for the Bureau of Indian Affairs from October 2012 to January 2016. He was previously dean of the University of New Mexico School of Law from July 2009 to October 2012. A citizen of the Chickasaw Nation of Oklahoma, he holds a law degree from Yale Law School.

Reporting positions Assistant dean and chief Centers and of staff institutes Associate dean for Jill De Young academic affairs Center for Human Rights Emily Hughes Assistant dean for finance and administration Innovation, Business, and Law Center Associate dean for faculty Gordon Tribbey Ann Laquer Estin Nonprofit Resource Center Senior human resources Law, Health Policy, and and director of diversity, Associate dean for students Disability Center and career services equity, and inclusion and Carin Crain global engagement National Health Law and Neda Barrett Policy Resource Center Law Library director Labor Center Carissa Vogel

Associate dean for international and comparative law programs Adrien Wing

Assistant dean of enrollment management Collins Byrd

80 81 From the pioneering and world-renowned Iowa Writers’ Workshop—the first program of its KEY FACTS kind—to historic and highly ranked programs in speech pathology and audiology, to a tradition of leadership in the fine arts and space exploration, Undergraduate degrees Iowa’s liberal arts and sciences instructors, BA, BS, BFA, BLS, BM researchers, and artists expand the scope of human knowledge, perspective, and experience. Some Graduate degrees 30% of undergraduates conduct faculty-mentored AuD, MA, MS, MFA, PhD research outside of their class assignments, and 55% complete internships or similar experiential opportunities. Fall 2020 enrollment 15,359 undergraduate Dramatic new facilities bolster the college’s 1,849 graduate (graduate students are strengths. enrolled in the Graduate College) • The 89,000-square-foot Voxman Music Building opened in 2016 and features classrooms, teaching Placement rate (class of 2016) studios, a library, rehearsal spaces, a rooftop terrace, and a 700-seat recital hall. 94% • The 126,000-square-foot Visual Arts Building also opened in 2016 and features five galleries, a Faculty FTEs (fall 2020) 70-seat auditorium, and natural light throughout 542 tenured/tenure track the building. 222 instructional track • The 66,470-square-foot Psychological and Brain 16 clinical track Sciences Building opened in 2019, with state-of- the-art research labs and student common spaces. Staff FTEs (fall 2020) 354 professional and scientific Student success 13 merit COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS 1,178 graduate assistants Helping students chart their course and succeed is the core of the college’s mission. These and other FY 2020 external funding initiatives empower students to strive for their goals: AND SCIENCES (grants and gifts) The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (CLAS) houses almost In-demand degree programs $48.4 million Throughout the college, academic options are 40 departments, spanning the visual, performing, literary, and relevant and reflective of the needs of students and the society they will lead. Some recently added cinematic arts; humanities; natural and mathematical sciences; undergraduate majors are Screenwriting Arts, Neuroscience, and Data Science. The CLAS CORE social and behavioral sciences; and communication disciplines. General Education Program recently added a unique diversity and inclusion requirement. And CLAS is central to the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation-funded This uncommon breadth provides ample opportunities The college annually admits about three-quarters of Humanities for the Public Good initiative, with a goal for undergraduate students to explore and create the university’s undergraduates, who can choose of preparing doctoral students for diverse careers in unique academic portfolios, for graduate students to among 68 majors, 71 minors, and 21 interdisciplinary nonacademic fields. study with world-class researchers and mentors, for certificate programs in CLAS, among numerous other faculty to forge collaborations that blur disciplinary programs in partner colleges. CLAS also administers boundaries, and for the college to offer innovative the CLAS Core General Education Program, offering programs that meet contemporary needs. broad-based, foundational coursework for undergraduates across Iowa’s colleges.

82 83 COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES LEADERSHIP Interim Dean: Sara Sanders

Sanders was appointed interim dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences in July 2020. She also is the college’s director of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Sanders is a professor in the School of Social Work, and joined the Iowa faculty in 2003. She was awarded the President and Provost Award for Teaching Excellence in 2015, named Dean’s Scholar in 2011, and is a fellow of the Gerontological Society of America. She served as director of the School of Social Work from 2015 to 2019, and as the college’s associate dean for strategic initiatives from January to July 2020.

Associate deans Academic units School of Journalism and Mass World Languages, Literatures, Communication and Cultures Associate dean for graduate Departments Linguistics • American Sign Language education and outreach and African American Studies Mathematics • Asian and Slavic Languages engagement Program and Literatures Christine Getz School of Music American Studies • French and Italian Philosophy Associate dean for Anthropology • German undergraduate education Physics and Astronomy School of Art and Art History • Linguistics Cornelia Lang Political Science Asian and Slavic Languages and • Spanish and Portuguese Psychological and Brain Associate dean for the arts and Literatures humanities Sciences TILE classrooms majors, select courses, and activities that will Biology Roland Racevskis Religious Studies Collegiate faculty are embracing new teaching enhance the college experience. Likewise, graduate Chemistry School of Social Work Associate dean for the natural, methods and facilities, including the technologically advisors place great importance on their mentorship, Cinematic Arts innovative TILE (Transform, Interact, Learn, Engage) and are regularly recognized by national organizations mathematical, and social Sociology and Criminology sciences Classics classrooms available across campus. Faculty and by the Graduate College for their efforts. Spanish and Portuguese Maggy Tomova Communication Sciences and throughout the college have been quick to adopt Statistics and Actuarial Science Disorders team-taught courses, flipped-classroom models, Diversity, equity, and inclusion Associate dean for research Theatre Arts Computer Science and other approaches that invigorate the classroom The principles and values of diversity, equity, and Joshua Weiner Dance experience. inclusion are fundamental to the mission of the Divisions college, as they are inseparable from the liberal arts Earth and Environmental Interdisciplinary Programs Advising and mentoring tradition. CLAS is committed to building a more Sciences Staff reporting positions • Enterprise Leadership Every department in the college has at least one diverse faculty, staff, and student body; offering English • Global Health Studies professional advisor who works collaboratively with equitable campus resources; and constructing more English as a Second Language Director, strategic Program • Interdepartmental Studies faculty to assist undergraduates with declared inclusive policies and practices. communications Nic Arp French and Italian • International Studies Gender, Women’s, and Sexuality • Latin American Studies Senior human resources director Studies Kari Gates (interim) • Latina/o/x Studies Geographical and Sustainability 63% OF IOWA UNDERGRADUATES EARNED THEIR DEGREES FROM THE Director, business and financial Sciences Performing Arts COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES IN 2019–20. administration German Erin Herting • Dance Health and Human Physiology • Music History • Theatre Arts Iowa Writers’ Workshop

84 85 Serving Iowa KEY FACTS From helping practitioners develop new skills and knowledge, to working directly with patients, to keeping the state’s nursing profession strong, the Undergraduate degrees College of Nursing connects with all 99 Iowa counties. BSN, RN-BSN

Online residency Graduate degrees To help recent graduates transition to new roles as MSN, CNL, DNP, PhD professional nurses, the college helped create the Online Nurse Residency Program. The program’s curriculum is delivered via a combination of live Fall 2020 enrollment webinars and interactive modules that can be 719 undergraduate implemented in a variety of clinical settings. 273 graduate

Faculty FTEs (fall 2020) 98% OF UI NURSING STUDENTS PASS THE 29 tenure track NATIONAL LICENSURE EXAMINATION ON 33 clinical track 41 postdocs and others THEIR FIRST TRY. Staff FTEs (fall 2020) 41 professional and scientific Extending education 2 merit The college has embraced distance learning, delivering advanced training across the state. 14 graduate assistants Options include an RN-to-BSN completion program, 20 temporary and students training for nurse anesthetists and psychiatric- mental health nurses, and programs to help nurses FY 2020 external funding improve pain management, depression screening, $3.7 million COLLEGE OF NURSING dementia care, and other skills. Iowa’s College of Nursing consistently ranks among the Lending a hand The college coordinates the Johnson County nation’s best, respected for top education programs at all Sexual Assault Response Team, a coalition of nurse examiners, victim advocates, law enforcement levels with a focus on leadership within the profession and officers, and others. across health care fields. Honoring peers The college is a major sponsor of 100 Great Iowa Nurses, recognizing nurses from Iowa who are The college’s mission encompasses meeting Iowa’s early decision program. Other students apply to the nominated by patients, colleagues, and others during needs for nurse clinicians, scholars, and educators, program after completing pre-nursing coursework. National Nurses Week. while advancing nursing research and developing nursing as an academic discipline. At the graduate level, the college provides top- ranked programs that prepare practicing nurses for A competitive undergraduate BSN program specialization in nursing administration, gerontology, emphasizes critical thinking, decision making, family nursing, and psychiatric-mental health clinical judgement, cultural sensitivity, and nursing, and address the critical need for nursing professional values. Each year the college admits faculty and researchers. 72 first-year undergraduates directly through its BSN

86 87 COLLEGE OF NURSING LEADERSHIP Dean: Julie Zerwic

Zerwic was named dean of the college in 2017. Previously, she served as executive associate dean of the College of Nursing at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), a position she held from 2009 to 2017. Zerwic earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire, a Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and a PhD from the University of Minnesota. She completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of Rochester before joining the faculty at UIC in 1993.

Reporting positions

Associate dean for undergraduate programs Anita Nicholson

Associate dean for faculty Keela Herr

Associate dean for research and scholarship Barbara Rakel

Nursing excellence Assistant dean for graduate Realistic training environment practice programs College of Nursing faculty, staff, and students are The Nursing Clinical Education Center enhances Mary Dirks connecting nursing research with clinical practice. education for students and practitioners by Interim executive providing an 11-room, 20,000-square-foot, state- associate dean Standardized treatments of-the-art clinical simulation lab. A joint project of Sandy Daack-Hirsch The Center for Nursing Classification and Clinical the college and UI Hospitals & Clinics Department Effectiveness sponsors ongoing research into of Nursing and Patient Services, the center offers nursing-interventions classification and nursing- realistic experience in scenarios such as childbirth, outcomes classification, providing standard neonatal intensive care, and adult ambulatory care. terminologies for use across systems and specialties. State-of-the-art renovation A renovation of three floors of the building modified Evidence-based practice teaching spaces to be more collaborative and The college’s Csomay Center for Geriatric Nursing interactive. Because the college is a leader in online Excellence develops and disseminates evidence- education, space configuration and amenities were based practice guidelines that help professionals incorporated. The project was completed in spring improve care for older adults. The center also 2019. provides educational programming to assist in the care of older adults.

Continuing education Regular programs for practitioners take the latest nursing research into the field and help nurses build their credentials.

88 89 In December 2019, the college moved into a new, $96.3 million building to replace existing facilities KEY FACTS built in 1961. The new building’s emphasis is on transformative learning spaces, skills development, research collaboration, and inclusivity. Aspects of Graduate degrees Universal Design are incorporated throughout. MS, PhD

Professional degrees Research strengths PharmD

In addition to its high-quality education, the college is known for its advanced practice models and Certificates innovative patient care, drug discovery, product Certificate in Palliative Care (PharmD) development, and contract manufacturing. The college has a clear, distinctive philosophy—to Fall 2020 enrollment redefine the role pharmacy will play in tomorrow’s 62 graduate students health care system. 414 PharmD candidates Pharmacy practice and science Iowa is a national and international leader in Faculty FTEs (fall 2020) research directly related to pharmacy practice. 23 tenure track The college has vigorous research programs that 21 clinical track include the development of innovative practice 4 postdocs and others models, collaborative models for pharmacy care, 526 adjunct faculty comparative effectiveness studies, integration of community pharmacists into medication therapy management programs, assessment of quality Staff FTEs (fall 2020) improvements to patient care resulting from 129 professional and scientific medication therapy management services, and 1 merit innovative teaching methods in pharmacy. 51 graduate assistants COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 14 temporary and students Pharmaceutical sciences and experimental Iowa’s College of Pharmacy is one of the oldest and therapeutics The Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences and FY 2020 external funding most-respected institutions of its kind, offering a top-ranked Experimental Therapeutics has major areas of $22.3 million, including $16.4 million research excellence in synthetic and computational in income from UI Pharmaceuticals Doctor of Pharmacy program and a thriving research medicinal chemistry, drug metabolism and toxicology, non-viral gene delivery, novel drug- enterprise. delivery systems, physical pharmacy, and pharmaceutical development at both the pre- formulation and formulation stages. Researchers The college challenges students to pursue personal Bachelor of Science or related degree. Opportunities also study new anti-cancer and antimicrobial agents, and professional excellence, develop a thirst for for career specialization include a combined nanotechnology in pharmaceutical design and knowledge and discovery, exercise civic PharmD/Master of Public Health program (offered formulation, and innovative uses of pharmacokinetic, responsibility, and provide the highest level of with the UI College of Public Health), PharmD/Health pharmacogenetic, and pharmacodynamic analyses patient care. It emphasizes a commitment to Informatics degree, a Certificate in Palliative Care, in the development and optimization of drug therapy. interdisciplinary and interprofessional collaboration or a PhD as preparation for academia, industry, or within the health sciences campus, fostering an research careers. Doctor of Pharmacy students environment of integration and teamwork. gain hands-on experience with more than 850 high- More than 60% of students pursuing the four-year trained and experienced preceptors at 430 sites. PharmD professional degree do so after earning a

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COLLEGE OF PHARMACY LEADERSHIP Dean: Donald Letendre

Letendre was named dean of the college in 2007. He came to Iowa from the University of Rhode Island, where he served as dean and executive secretary of the Rhode Island State Crime Laboratory Commission. He received his Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and a Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Kentucky, and completed three years of postgraduate residency training at the University of Kentucky Albert B. Chandler Medical Center.

Reporting positions Associate dean, University of Departments and divisons Iowa Hospitals and Clinics Executive associate dean Mike Brownlee Pharmaceutical Sciences and Gary Milavetz Experimental Therapeutics Assistant dean of research David Roman Associate dean of research and Pharmacy Practice and Science graduate programs Michael Duffel Assistant dean, VA Health Care Systems Associate dean of student Traviss Tubbs affairs Susan Vos

Assistant dean of academic affairs Mary Elizabeth Ray

University of Iowa Pharmaceuticals In just over a year, UIP staff has grown from University of Iowa Pharmaceuticals (UIP) is the 50 to 84 members, including a chief operating officer, largest and most experienced university-affiliated, senior manufacturing director, quality specialists in FDA-registered pharmaceutical manufacturing quality assurance, and product specialists in sterile facility in the United States that produces both and non-sterile product development. sterile and non-sterile dosage forms. UIP has been developing formulations, manufacturing products, UIP recently partnered with four biotech companies and conducting analytical testing in compliance to accelerate novel treatments to combat symptoms with current Good Manufacturing Practices for arising from COVID-19. With each company, UIP nearly 45 years. expedited its manufacturing, testing, and evaluation of coronavirus drugs.

FOR NEARLY 45 YEARS, THE COLLEGE OF PHARMACY HAS HOUSED UI PHARMACEUTICALS, THE MOST EXPERIENCED UNIVERSITY-AFFILIATED, FDA-REGISTERED PHARMACEUTICAL MANUFACTURING FACILITY IN THE UNITED STATES.

92 93 allow students to complete both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in five years. Certificate programs KEY FACTS are available to students and professionals, and extensive continuing education courses serve thousands of professionals in the public health Undergraduate degrees workforce throughout Iowa and the Midwest. BA, BS

Collective areas of excellence Graduate degrees MHA, MPH, MS, PhD

The college’s strategic plan defines three broad areas of strength that set the stage for future growth Enrollment (fall 2020) and innovation while boosting the college’s profile. 227 undergraduates 399 graduates Rural health A methodological foundation to identify programs, Faculty FTEs (fall 2020) policies, and treatments proven to improve health, 57 tenure track this area is gaining national attention and plays to Iowa’s collaborative environment and established 11 clinical strengths in such areas as aging, chronic disease, and clinical trials research. Staff FTEs (fall 2020) 187 professional and scientific Comparative effectiveness research 5 merit A methodological foundation to identify programs, 148 graduate assistants policies, and treatments proven to improve health, this area is gaining national attention and plays to Iowa’s established strengths in such areas as aging, FY 2020 external funding chronic disease, and clinical trials research. $40.77 million

Community engagement COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH Community-guided, participatory research is an Iowa tradition, producing policies and programs that Established in 1999, the College of Public Health is a national are effective, sustainable, and benefit the health of individuals, families, and neighborhoods while leader in research, teaching, and service dedicated to expanding learning and research opportunities for students, faculty, and staff. protecting and promoting health. Research strengths The college works with UI collaborators in the communities is reflected in its collaborations with health sciences, liberal arts, business, engineering, community partners and outreach activities in each The college is home to two dozen interdisciplinary and law, along with government, community, and of Iowa’s 99 counties. research centers and programs that unite faculty, industry partners. Public health investigators address staff, and students in outreach, service, and policy community health and health disparities, work to The college provides a full slate of master’s initiatives. The centers include: control infectious diseases, prevent injuries, improve and doctoral programs, including dual-degree agricultural and rural health, monitor cancer and birth programs with multiple UI colleges and the College Center for Emerging Infectious Diseases defects, and respond to public health emergencies. of Veterinary Medicine at Iowa State University Focusing in research and training in emerging Their research and policy initiatives help ensure in Ames. The undergraduate program, launched pathogens, particularly those that spread from that people everywhere have access to clean air in 2016, graduated its first class in 2020 and animals to humans, the center has earned a national and water, nutritious food, safe workplaces, and continues to grow amid rising interest in public reputation for expertise on respiratory viruses. quality health care services. The college’s focus on health. Accelerated undergrad-to-grad options

94 95 Clinical Trials Statistical and Data transmission of epidemic diseases, translation of Management Center (CTSDMC) biomedical advances into practice, and evaluating COLLEGE OF PUBLIC HEALTH Biostatisticians, database developers, data community-based interventions. managers, and regulatory experts with the CTSDMC LEADERSHIP provide the infrastructure to design, mange, monitor, Prevention Research Center for Rural Health Dean: Edith Parker and analyze multicenter clinical trials. Focused on assessing health disparities in rural areas, this CDC-funded center collaborates with Parker joined the UI faculty in 2010 as professor and head of community and community partners in Iowa to develop and behavioral health and was named dean of the college in 2018. She also has a faculty adapt evidence-based interventions that enhance appointment with the UI Public Policy Center and directed the UI Prevention Research IOWA IS RANKED AMONG THE NATION’S population health. Center for Rural Health prior to being named dean. She previously served as associate TOP 20 PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOLS AND dean for academic affairs as a member of the faculty of the School of Public Health at Rural Policy Research Institute (RUPRI) the University of Michigan. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Davidson College and PROGRAMS BY U.S. NEWS AND WORLD RUPRI conducts policy analysis and research on the Master of Public Health and Doctor of Public Health degrees from the University of REPORT AND ITS MASTER OF HEALTH challenges and opportunities facing rural America. North Carolina, Chapel Hill. ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM IS RANKED It addresses topics such as health policy, human services, and poverty. Its reach is both national IN THE TOP 10. and international, as one of the world’s preeminent Reporting positions Departments Other centers Iowa Registry for Congenital and sources of nonpartisan expertise regarding the rural Inherited Disorders differential in public policies. Associate dean for Biostatistics Biostatistics Consulting Center Iowa’s Center for Agricultural Injury Prevention Research Center administration Community and Behavioral Center for Health Policy Safety and Health One of nine national Injury Control Research State Health Registry of Iowa/Iowa Cancer Lori Cranston Health and Research Midwestern Public Health Centers funded by the Centers for Disease Control Registry Epidemiology Center for Public Health Training Center and Prevention (CDC), Iowa’s program aims to A population-based cancer registry serving Iowa Associate dean for faculty affairs Statistics Native Center for Behavioral prevent and control traumatic injuries and violence, and the nation since 1973, the initiative is a Health Management and Policy Jeffrey Dawson Environmental Health Sciences Health Occupational and especially among rural populations. founding member of the National Cancer Institute’s Research Center Environmental Science Nutrition Center Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results Associate dean for research Corinne Peek-Asa Great Plains Center for Preventive Intervention Center Iowa Institute of Public Health Research Program. It is a vital source of data on cancer trends, Agricultural Health RUPRI Center for Rural Health and Policy treatment efficacy, and prevention. Associate dean for academic Health Effectiveness Research Policy Analysis Researchers, public health practitioners, affairs Center Rural Telehealth Research community/private partners, and policymakers Margaret Chorazy Healthier Workforce Center of Center tackle big challenges in population health, such as the Midwest Heartland Center for Occupational Health and Safety Institute for Public Health Practice

IOWA’S PUBLIC HEALTH RESEARCH ENTERPRISE CREATES UNIQUE EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES IN A VARIETY OF LOCAL, NATIONAL, AND INTERNATIONAL SETTINGS.

96 97 UI grad success KEY FACTS Addressing shifts in the academic job market, Iowa’s Graduate College offers a variety of resources to help grad students compete their degrees on time and Graduate degrees prepare for careers in the academy and beyond. AuD, CER, DMA, DNP, DPT, EdD, EdS, EdU, MA, MAc, MAT, MCS, MFA, MHA, Academics MPA, MPAff, MPH, MS, MSN, MSW, PhD The college’s success map helps field questions about their programs and career options. Staff provide additional one-on-one assistance with deadlines, Fall 2020 enrollment policies, research resources, interdisciplinary 4,780 without postdocs, opportunities, and certificate programs. This has helped 5,073 with postdocs UI graduate students win more national dissertation prizes than students at any other public institution. Faculty FTEs (fall 2020) 14 tenure track Career 260 postdocs Collegiate advisers help students explore a range of employment opportunities within and beyond 3 lecturers academia. Staff also coach students on how to build 2 associate professors of practice their professional online identities and utilize career planning resources such as MyIDP and ImaginePhD. Staff FTEs (fall 2020) 45 professional and scientific Funding 2 merit Online resources, direct consultations, and proposal reviews offer graduate students assistance with grant 94 graduate assistants and fellowship applications. The college also advocates 2 students for graduate research in communications with policymakers, funding agencies, employers, and donors. FY 2020 external funding $2.3 million Professional development GRADUATE COLLEGE Networking events, workshops, panel discussions, and seminars let graduate students build skills and Iowa’s Graduate College accounts for more than one-fifth of prepare to launch their careers. The Grad Success Center focuses on issues including cultural awareness, the university’s total enrollment, supporting graduate peer mentoring, and navigating the system as a first- generation graduate student. UI graduate students education campuswide. learn to speak in clear, concise, and compelling terms about their work. Iowa requires students to submit both public and technical abstracts of their dissertations. The college approves proposals for new graduate Research, it also provides support for postdoctoral The Grad Success Center is host to the popular programs, evaluates existing programs, and confers scholars and fellows. Three Minute Thesis (3MT) research communication most University of Iowa graduate degrees. It also competition and cross-campus trainings. administers interdisciplinary graduate programs in Current priorities include enhancing how students fields ranging from genetics to book arts, a point of match with programs, develop distinctive research distinction for the college. and creative work, gain comprehensive preparation for a range of careers, and improve career In addition, the college offers central resources to placement rates. Strong career placements make UI 12 GRADUATE PROGRAMS AT IOWA RANK help students succeed—academic and research programs more distinctive and provide networking support, career development, funding guidance, opportunities for future students. AMONG THE TOP 10 IN THE NATION, ACCORDING and more. With the Office of the Vice President for TO U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT.

98 99 GRADUATE COLLEGE LEADERSHIP Dean: John Keller

Keller serves as dean of the college—a role he assumed in 2002 after two years as interim dean—associate provost for graduate and professional education, and served as interim vice president for research and economic development from October 2017 to June 2019. He earned master’s and doctoral degrees from Northwestern University.

Reporting positions Interdisciplinary Molecular Medicine departments and Neuroscience Associate dean programs Shelly Campo School of Library and Information Science Applied Mathematical and Associate dean Computational Science School of Planning and Public Steven Varga Affairs Center for the Book University of Iowa Press Assistant dean of Genetics academic affairs Human Toxicology Heidi Arbisi-Kelm Immunology Assistant dean for Informatics graduate development Jennifer Teitle International Writing Program

100 101 Graduate programs include Master of Accountancy, Master of Science in Business Analytics, Master of KEY FACTS Science in Finance, and PhD degrees. Professional programs include part-time and Executive and Online MBA programs and a variety of certificate programs Undergraduate degrees offered at locations across the state. BBA

The college is the degree- and credit-granting Graduate degrees institution for CIMBA, a consortium of more than 35 MAc, MS, MBA, PhD universities that join to offer study abroad options in Italy. CIMBA offers undergraduate study abroad opportunities as well as a full- and part-time MBA Fall 2020 enrollment program. 2,934 undergraduate 1,744 graduate Faculty include experts from both academic and business sectors, providing students a solid Faculty FTEs (fall 2020) functional foundation and insight into modern 80 tenure track management practices. Collegiate centers and institutions provide career-focused guidance to 56 instructional track students, research for government and industry, 37 adjuncts and assistance for entrepreneurs. Staff FTEs (fall 2020) Centers and institutes 105 professional and scientific 3 merit

The college’s centers and institutes offer focused training for students, groundbreaking research, and FY 2020 external funding assistance with businesses large and small. $9 million

John Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Center (JPEC) A comprehensive resource for entrepreneurs, JPEC TIPPIE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS has been ranked among the top 25 such programs in the country. Programs include a certificate, and programming for the K–12 system; local Named for accomplished alumnus Henry B. Tippie, Iowa’s entrepreneurs; and faculty, staff, and students. JPEC also coordinates the university’s multidisciplinary Tippie College of Business offers some of the university’s Enterprise Leadership undergraduate major.

most popular undergraduate programs and a full slate of Vaughan Institute of Risk Management graduate programs for traditional students and working and Insurance The program provides undergraduates with a professionals. career-oriented foundation in risk-management and insurance disciplines.

Undergraduates can earn degrees in six areas admits a growing number of highly qualified Hawkinson Institute of Business Finance (accounting, business analytics, economics, finance, undergrads. Others enter the university through the The institute prepares students for careers with management, and marketing). In addition, the college College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, designating an highly regarded investment banks and financial offers three certificates that can be earned by any Iowa interest in business and applying to the college in services firms. student (international business, entrepreneurship, and their sophomore or junior years. risk management and insurance). The college directly

102 103 TIPPIE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS LEADERSHIP Dean: Amy Kristof-Brown

Kristof-Brown was named dean of the college in November 2020, having served as interim dean since March 2020. She began her career at the Tippie College in 1997, serving as the director of Graduate Studies and the department executive officer for the Department of Management and Entrepreneurship, and then senior associate dean. She is a fellow of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology and the American Psychological Association.

Reporting positions Departments

Senior associate dean Accounting Barrett Thomas Economics Associate dean of MBA Finance programs Management and Jennifer Blackhurst Organizations

Management Sciences Marketing Bedell Entrepreneurship Learning Judith R. Frank Business Communication Laboratory (BELL) Center Home of the Founders’ Club, the BELL provides The center provides guidance and tutoring to help Graduate and professional office space and mentoring for students who students improve written, oral, and visual business want to build new businesses and bring new communications skills. programs ideas to market. The Tippie College is committed to providing McGladrey Institute of Accounting Education learning opportunities in ways that meet the needs and Research of students. In addition to an Online MBA Program, Through crucial financial support and such initiatives the college offers a part-time Professional MBA THE TIPPIE COLLEGE OF BUSINESS as a national speaker series, the institute fosters program with classes in Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, IS HARD TO BEAT FOR INNOVATIVE educational excellence in accounting research. and Davenport/Quad Cities. The Executive MBA BUSINESS CURRICULUM, REAL-WORLD program is taught in Iowa City, Des Moines, and Marketing Institute internationally in Hong Kong. LEARNING EXPERIENCES, CORPORATE Students develop skills and participate in field TRAINING AND DATA SOLUTIONS, AND projects, helping real-world clients tackle real-world The Master of Science in Business Analytics is challenges. The institute provides assistance with offered part-time in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids OUTSTANDING CAREER PLACEMENT. internship and job placement. and full-time in Iowa City, while the Master of Finance is offered full-time in Iowa City. Henry, Krause, Marberry, and Hart Funds Iowa Electronic Markets (IEM) These four real-money funds provide graduate and The Tippie College also offers an array of certificate One of the field’s oldest and most reliable undergraduate finance students the opportunity to programs at all of its locations. predictive markets, the IEM offers students and manage assets. Returns frequently beat those of the faculty a distinctive research tool. S&P 500.

104 105 Degrees, programs, courses, and Distance and online education certificates University College provides resources associated University College administers degree and certificate with distance and online education. Staff assist options and awards academic credit for a range of faculty in designing, administering, and marketing courses and experiences. The Bachelor of Applied online courses. Exam services coordinates all Sciences (BAS) and Bachelor of Liberal Studies phases of exam processes, including proctoring (BLS) programs enroll 463 undergraduates. The exams both inside and outside Iowa City. programs are designed for students with two- year degrees or some college credit and can be Outreach completed entirely online with a choice of tracks University College houses several outreach and and emphasis areas. University College administers engagement initiatives, including collaborative certificate programs in leadership studies, nonprofit regional partnerships such as the Kirkwood Regional management, and sustainability, and offers a variety Center on the UI’s Coralville campus; Iowa Lakeside of courses, including leadership advancement, Laboratory at West Okoboji Lake; and the John and lifetime skills, and career development. Mary Pappajohn Education Center in Des Moines. It also houses the UI Center for Conferences, which serves as a valuable resource and partner for faculty and staff who are planning a conference or meeting.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LEADERSHIP Dean: Tanya Uden-Holman

Uden-Holman was named associate provost for undergraduate education and dean of University College in June 2018. She previously served as associate dean for academic affairs in the UI College of Public Health and is a clinical professor in the Department of Health Management and Policy within the college. Uden-Holman UNIVERSITY COLLEGE earned her BA, MA, and PhD in sociology from the University of Iowa. University College, created in 2005, serves an important role at Iowa and is an academic home for numerous courses and Reporting positions Iowa Biosciences Academy Programs and Iowa Lakeside Laboratory certificates Associate deans programs that span multiple campus units. Anne Zalenski Leadership Studies Bachelor of Applied Studies Andrew Beckett Lifetime Leisure Skills Bachelor of Liberal Studies Military Sciences University College is focused on the campuswide Student success Leadership Studies Study Abroad coordination and collaboration of educational Departments and Nonprofit Management opportunities and successful outcomes for Iowa’s University College’s success emphasis Undergraduate Research course sponsors Experiences Sustainability traditional and nontraditional learners. Its Student encompasses the first-year experience, retention University Libraries Success and Faculty Services programs provide the initiatives, and academic resources. The college Aerospace Studies campus community with the support necessary to coordinates new student orientation, supplemental UI Honors Programs Biomedical and Health Sciences perform at its best. By offering degree programs, instruction, peer learning assistants, and Iowa’s UI Upward Bound ABOUT 23% OF UI STUDENTS ARE THE FIRST IN Career Center Programs courses, and non-credit continuing education, early warning system to identify at-risk students. VIGRE Heartland REU THEIR FAMILY TO GO TO COLLEGE. FIRST-GEN University College gives all Iowans access to first- More recently, University College has collaborated College Success Initiatives (Vertical Integration of rate educational programming no matter where they with campus partners to provide additional support Intercollegiate Athletics Research and Education) INITIATIVES AT IOWA INCLUDE THE FIRST-GEN TASK live or where they are on their educational journey. for first-generation students. Participation FORCE AND THE 1ST GEN HAWKS PILOT PROJECT.

106 107 gallery, the UI Libraries serves all disciplines, including the creative arts, STEM fields, business, social sciences, health sciences, and clinical practices. KEY FACTS UI Libraries operates a full-service preservation department and conservation lab and a unit to support FY 2020 digital scholarship. Its collections—including books, journals, databases, media materials, and extensive Visitors special collections and archives—serve the learning and research needs of the entire campus. 1.4 million

The UI Libraries also serves as a resource for all Items checked out Iowans, especially in its efforts to advocate for 86,000 libraries statewide and its commitment to dismantling systemic racism. Regionally, UI Libraries provides access to health information to health professionals Physical titles and the public. Globally, the Libraries shares University 3.7 million of Iowa research and creative work through its open access repository, Iowa Research Online. Electronic books UI Libraries is a member of the Association of 2 million Research Libraries and regularly collaborates with other libraries in the Big Ten Academic Alliance, as Iowa Digital Library collections well as with libraries at Iowa State University and the University of Northern Iowa. Since 1884, UI Libraries 125 has been a depository for federal documents, maintaining its status as the regional depository Iowa Digital Library pages viewed library for Iowa as part of the Federal Depository 1.3 million Library Program.

Catalog searches Unique resources 2.9 million

UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES Alongside extensive research materials, research Community borrowing cards services, access to databases, and more, UI Libraries 290 University of Iowa Libraries serves as a vital partner in offers facilities, collections, and services available nowhere else. Loans to Iowa counties research, learning, creative work, and clinical care through 4,867 Network of the National Library of Medicine expert librarianship, exceptional service, and outstanding (NNLM) office for the Greater Midwest Region The UI’s Hardin Library for the Health Sciences Miles of manuscripts collections. serves as the NNLM office for the Greater Midwest 5.1 Region (GMR). By collaborating, training, and funding more than 1,100 health centers, health departments, Scholarly works by UI authors The UI Libraries’ most important asset is its staff, researchers across institutions, sparking innovative community organizations—as well as medical, public, downloaded from the Iowa who connect scholars with the resources they need. approaches to sharing research and data that and school libraries in a 10-state region—the GMR In keeping with the core values of higher education, enhance knowledge discovery. supports the mission of the NNLM to advance the Repository Online librarians at the UI work hand-in-hand with faculty progress of medicine and improve public health 2.6 million and staff to awaken urgent curiosity in students, The UI Libraries is the largest library system in Iowa, through access to health information. This role has providing key in-class instruction to help students ranking in the top 20 of U.S. public research libraries. become even more crucial during the pandemic. The gain crucial skills in critical thinking. It is one of only 36 libraries in the nation that serve Participants in instructional an AAU-member public university. GMR has submitted grant proposals to help fund sessions taught by librarians A longstanding advocate for open access, the UI efforts to increase public access to information about 20,066 Libraries provides resources without barriers to the With seven campus libraries, a state-of-the-art preventing the spread of COVID-19 and presented or campus community; library staff collaborate with storage facility, and a museum-quality exhibition hosted webinars offering COVID-19 information.

108 109 UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES LEADERSHIP Jack B. King University Librarian: John Culshaw

Culshaw has served as the university librarian since 2013. Previously, he served on the faculty of the University of Colorado at Boulder Libraries, most recently as senior associate dean. He currently serves as president of the Association of Research Libraries and has an extensive professional service record, including leadership positions with the Association of College and Research Libraries and the HathiTrust Digital Library. In 2018, Culshaw was invested as the first Jack B. King University Librarian Chair. He holds a bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Wisconsin– Parkside and a master’s in information studies from Drexel University.

Reporting positions University Libraries System

Associate university librarian Art Library Paul Soderdahl Hardin Library for the Health Sciences Associate university librarian Linda Walton Lichtenberger Engineering Library Main Library and Learning Main Library Learning Commons Special Collections and University Archives Commons The Learning Commons is a tech-infused, flexible, More than 200,000 rare books dating back to the Pomerantz Business Library comfortable learning space with a one-stop 15th century, 1,100 manuscript collections, 8,000 Rita Benson Music Library academic help center. The facility provides a hub for feet of records documenting UI history, and more Sciences Library teaching, learning, and study, including group study are available to researchers. Collections include the spaces, a 45-seat Transform, Interact, Learn, Engage Iowa Women’s Archives and the International Dada (TILE) classroom, a service desk, and a café. Archive, as well as others covering topics ranging from the Civil War to science fiction, Chautauqua One Button Studios and vaudeville performers, political cartoons, and Located in the Main Library and the Hardin Health screenwriting. Tens of thousands of pamphlets, Sciences Library, the One Button Studios are photographs, posters, sound recordings, and oral valuable tools for students to record themselves for histories also are available. classes and mock interviews. Students can review the video to identify verbal tics, hand gestures, and Digital Scholarship and Publishing Studio facial expressions that detract from their verbal The Digital Scholarship and Publishing Studio performance. collaborates with faculty and students on the digital design, implementation, and circulation of their Iowa Digital Library research—particularly the digital humanities. The Showcasing more than 1 million digital objects studio embraces scholarly creativity and encourages created from UI holdings, the Iowa Digital Library interdisciplinary research and multiplatform (IDL) provides global online access to illuminated circulation. In this manner, the studio helps scholars manuscripts, historic maps, fine art, historic tailor the presentation and application of their newspapers, Iowa history documents, and more. research to a variety of audiences. The IDL also includes DIY History, UI Libraries’ crowdsourced transcription platform. More than Main Library Gallery 86,000 pages of primary source materials have been The gallery provides additional learning resources transcribed via this award-winning resource. for campus by displaying items from UI Libraries’ THE SECOND-SMALLEST EDITION OF DANTE’S DIVINE COMEDY EVER PRINTED IS HOUSED IN UI LIBRARIES special collections, traveling exhibits, and more. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS. IT IS 58MM AND IS NOTABLE FOR USING THE SMALLEST MOVABLE TYPE EVER CAST.

110 111 Study abroad students Visitors and partners As the locus for Iowa’s study abroad options, International Programs hosts international International Programs helps develop new initiatives delegations visiting the UI, supports events that and supports students before, during, and after highlight international connections, and works with their travels. Study abroad options include credit- the UI Center for Advancement to engage alumni bearing programs of varying length as well as global living abroad. volunteer and internship opportunities. K–12 classes Scholars International Programs, along with the Stanley International Programs staff help faculty and Foundation, each year sponsors the Global students locate funding for research and other Education Institute for Teachers. International projects, including support from the Fulbright Programs also works with area schools to present Program, Stanley grants, the National Endowment volunteer international speakers through the for the Arts, and others. Academic centers and International Classroom Journey program. programs foster research connections and help students expand their knowledge and credentials. People everywhere Public communication initiatives include the Campus community live, monthly WorldCanvass program, which is International Programs, in collaboration with the recorded and distributed in video and podcast form. Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, offers WorldCanvass is an interview program that draws intercultural training simulation exercises and on the expertise of UI faculty, staff, students, and educational programs to help UI students, scholars, community members for discussion of globally faculty, and staff recognize differences and develop focused issues. effective strategies to respond to them.

INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS LEADERSHIP International Programs is Iowa’s hub for international Dean: Russell Ganim activities, providing leadership and support for Ganim was named associate provost and dean of International Programs in January internationally oriented teaching, research, creative work, 2020. He is a professor of French in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and led the Division of World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures from 2011 until 2019. Ganim and community engagement. also is past president of the UI Faculty Senate. Ganim joined the UI faculty in 2011, having previously taught at the University of Nebraska. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Grinnell College, and a master’s and PhD from the University of Virginia. International Programs supports international With the goal of connecting Iowa with the world students; develops, promotes, and manages study and the world with Iowa, International Programs abroad; and facilitates funding, training, and teaching. serves everyone from K–12 classroom teachers and Iowa Global Health students to university scholars by building global Reporting positions Centers and Network It is home to several academic centers and programs understanding and relationships. programs Assistant provost King Sejong Institute that focus on global or area studies. It also offers Douglas Lee African Studies Program K–12 outreach programs and intercultural training for International students Korean Studies Research Center for Asian and Pacific Network UI students, faculty, and staff. Services include student orientations, immigration Studies Latin American Studies Program and personal advising, and ongoing assistance for European Studies Group Iowa’s international community. South Asian Studies Program

112 113 HEALTH CARE

114 Statewide impact KEY FACTS UI Health Care impacts every one of Iowa’s 99 counties, delivering expert care to patients in communities across the state. Additionally, UI CLINICAL SERVICES (FY 2019) Health Care provided more than $334 million of value in community benefits to Iowa communities in Inpatient total beds fiscal year 2018. Community benefits are programs 845 and services that address identified community health needs, regardless of source or availability Physicians and dentists, including of payment, and provide measurable improvement residents and fellows in health care access, health status, and the use of health care resources. 1,814

Outreach clinics Professional nurses UI Health Care operates 80 adult and pediatric 2,477 specialty care clinics in 20 communities across Iowa. UI pediatric specialty care also is provided at Other hospital and professional staff the state’s 13 Child Health Specialty Clinics (CHSC). 6,088 UI providers also provide telemedicine services at the 13 CHSC sites as well as 18 UI locations, five UI outreach clinic locations, 26 non-UI sites, and 10 Volunteer service hours state facilities. 123,912

Critical Access Hospital Network Inpatient admissions UI Health Care serves as the hub for a consortium 36,068 of 10 Iowa critical access hospitals, enhancing access to quality health care in rural communities. Total outpatient clinic visits The network provides continuity of care, access to 1,082,647 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA HEALTH CARE the same electronic medical records, development of best practices through shared education opportunities, and other services. Total patient days of care The Vice President for Medical Affairs serves as the 244,607 administrative leader for University of Iowa Health Care, Regional clinical education Real-life medical clerkships with UI alumni are Emergency-trauma center visits which represents the integrated health care enterprise of offered to medical students, and more than 400 55,956 alumni participate every year. In addition, UI students in medicine and other health professions, including the university. UI Health Care is composed of UI Hospitals Patients transported by air mobile pharmacy, gain experience and meet community & Clinics, the UI Roy J. and Lucille A. Carver College of needs at six regional centers affiliated with the critical care services Carver College of Medicine—in Cedar Rapids, 1,129 Medicine, and UI Physicians, the multispecialty medical Davenport, Des Moines, Mason City, Sioux City, and Waterloo. The centers also provide training sites for Major surgeries and surgical group practice. family medicine residents, helping to meet Iowa’s 34,736 need for primary care physicians. Minor surgical procedures UI Health Care functions as a fully integrated flexibility in adapting to changes in health care. It academic health system, with a single leadership enables UI Health Care to lead the way in providing 154,669 structure and closely aligned strategic priorities. tertiary- and quaternary-level patient care, educating This integration helps foster streamlined decision- future medical and allied health professionals, and Births making, coordinated allocation of resources, and conducting significant leading-edge research. 2,433

116 117 The new hospital features all private patient rooms on University of Iowa Physicians five levels. Several new technologies and services are available to pediatric patients and families, including: The premier multispecialty medical and surgery • Dedicated pediatric pharmacy group practice in Iowa, UI Physicians comprises more • All-private post-anesthesia care unit, prep/ than 900 physicians in 19 clinical departments and recovery, and infusion rooms provides medical staff for UI Hospitals & Clinics, as • An imaging and procedure suite that combines well as faculty for the Carver College of Medicine. imaging, sedation, procedures, and recovery in one place. This includes one of the world’s most Created in 2006, UI Physicians provides care in advanced CT scanners. It is only the fourth in the every medical specialty at UI Hospitals & Clinics, world and first of its kind in the United States. in specialty outreach clinics with community and • Oneview, an interactive education and provider partners across the state, and in off-site entertainment system. specialty and primary care clinics, primarily in • A lead-lined patient room and exam room for Johnson County and eastern Iowa. UI Physicians also patients whose treatment requires high doses of provides operational oversight to the UI Hospitals & radiation is located in the UI Dance Marathon Clinics Patient Appointment Center, greatly improving Pediatric Cancer Center. UI Stead Family Children’s patient access to primary and specialty care clinics. Hospital is one of fewer than a dozen children’s hospitals in the country with this capability. UI Physicians provides operational leadership of UI Health Care’s multispecialty clinic at Iowa River University of Iowa Hospitals and more than 250 specialty and sub-specialty Recognition for UI Stead Family Children’s Landing, which has more than 80 providers and is clinics, UI Hospitals & Clinics offers the most & Clinics Hospital located in an upscale retail center in nearby Coralville. comprehensive health care in the state. UI Stead Family Children’s Hospital is ranked by Recognized as one of the best hospitals in the United U.S. News & World Report as one of the nation’s UI Physicians brings the best of academic medicine Recognition for UI Hospitals & Clinics States, University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics is a “Best Children’s Hospitals,” receiving this annual to our patients: quality, innovative clinical care with UI Hospitals & Clinics is consistently ranked each regional referral center and the clinical nucleus of UI recognition for pediatric health care since 2009. It is exceptional outcomes enhanced by the benefits of year by U.S. News & World Report as one of the Health Care and is Iowa’s only comprehensive the only nationally ranked children’s hospital in Iowa. knowledge gained through discovery, and ongoing nation’s “Best Hospitals.” academic medical center. In conjunction with the education of the next generation of health care Carver College of Medicine and other health science Nationally ranked pediatric specialties in 2020-21: professionals. Nationally ranked adult care specialties in 2020–21: colleges at the university, UI Hospitals & Clinics • Diabetes and endocrinology • Cancer provides world-class, family-oriented health care, • Neonatology • Ear, nose, and throat extensive medical research, and comprehensive • Nephrology • Gynecology teaching programs for many health care professions. • Neurology and neurosurgery • Ophthalmology • Orthopedics In fiscal year 2019, patients came from every county in Iowa, across the country, and around the world for the expert care available at UI Hospitals & Clinics University of Iowa Stead and UI Stead Family Children’s Hospital. With 845 Family Children’s Hospital total inpatient beds, the hospitals recorded more than 36,000 acute admissions. More than Iowa’s only comprehensive children’s hospital 1 million clinic visits were also recorded—about moved into a new home in February 2017: UI Stead 852,000 on-campus clinic visits and more than Family Children’s Hospital. The stunning new facility 164,400 visits to off-campus clinics affiliated with UI provides a healing environment designed specifically Hospitals & Clinics. to improve the health and well-being of children and their families. Health care was delivered in adult and children’s services by more than 1,800 providers and dentists, The building’s distinctive oval design and inclusion including 579 resident physicians and 225 fellow of onstage and offstage areas facilitates patient- and physicians, more than 4,750 nurses and nursing family-centered care and increases efficiency. The staff, and more than 6,000 other professional and 14-level facility is connected to UI Hospitals & Clinics support staff members. With 19 clinical disciplines on seven levels for convenient and quick access.

118 119 Carver College of Medicine Carver College of Medicine faculty and staff also conduct biomedical research that has led to some of UI HEALTH CARE LEADERSHIP Medical education on the University of Iowa campus the most important discoveries in treatment for cancer, Vice President for Medical Affairs: J. Brooks Jackson dates back to 1870, making the university home to one heart attack, stroke, eye diseases, hearing loss, genetic of the nation’s first co-educational medical schools. diseases, birth defects, and many other conditions. Jackson became vice president for medical affairs and dean of the Roy J. and Lucille Today, the Carver College of Medicine serves as the A. Carver College of Medicine in November 2017. In addition to serving as the Tyrone centerpiece of the university’s health sciences campus, And, through its educational mission, the Carver D. Artz Dean of the Carver College of Medicine, Jackson is a professor in the college’s with three inextricably linked missions of education, College of Medicine trains the next generation Department of Pathology and is board certified in pathology and blood-banking. He also research, and service. of health care providers, researchers, educators, is an internationally recognized AIDS researcher. and policymakers. Students in the college learn The college is responsive to the needs of society and in an atmosphere of scholarship, humanism, and Prior to leading UI Health Care, Jackson served as the vice president for health sciences the state of Iowa through its commitment to excellence collaboration. They develop proficiency in navigating and dean of the medical school at the University of Minnesota, and chair of the in its programs and people. Medical services provided changes in scientific and technological information, University of Minnesota Health board of directors and the University of Minnesota by Carver College of Medicine faculty at UI Hospitals & building communication and other necessary ancillary Physicians board. He previously led the pathology department at the Johns Hopkins Clinics range from routine primary care to sophisticated skills, and facilitating collaborative interactions with University School of Medicine. He holds an MBA and MD from Dartmouth College in care of patients with complex and rare conditions. The colleagues and other health care professionals. New Hampshire and completed his residency in pathology at the University of Minnesota. full spectrum of specialty and subspecialty care draws patients from Iowa, the region, and the world.

Reporting positions Associate vice president for Chief of staff Reporting units information systems Karen Butler Financial performance Associate vice president and Lee Carmen Carver College of CEO, UI Hospitals & Clinics Assistant vice president Medicine Associate vice president for UI Health Care has seen steady growth in revenues, strong bond ratings, and an established record of Suresh Gunasekaran for population health and University of Iowa finance and chief financial managing to targeted revenues and adopting best practices in billing, coding, and documentation. UI Health external affairs Hospitals & Clinics officer Jennifer Vermeer Care’s budget for fiscal year 2019 totaled more than $2.5 billion. Executive dean, Carver College of Medicine Bradley Haws Stead Family Children’s Patricia Winokur Hospital Associate vice president for University of Iowa Executive director, UI Physicians legal affairs Physicians UI Health Care revenues FY 2019 UI Health Care expenses FY 2019 Douglas Van Daele Joseph Clamon (in millions) (in millions) Associate vice president for Associate vice president for human resources marketing and communications Repairs and Jana Wessels Kathy Dean Other maintenance Licenses, fees, State operating $107.8 Services and other operating appropriations revenue Occupancy $20.6 expenses $2.4 $127.1 Extramural billing, and $144.2 Patient care funding overhead $2,130.2 $239.7 $119.3 General education Personnel Supplies funds $1,390.7 $541.8 $73.3

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NE CENTER FOR ADVANCEMENT

124 A nonprofit IRC Sec. 501(c)(3) organization, the UI work on behalf of specific colleges and units, Center for Advancement is an independent traveling across the state and country to meet with organization and the preferred channel for private individual donor prospects to engage them with contributions that benefit all areas of the university. philanthropic opportunities. Regionally assigned Located in the Levitt Center for University major gift officers work closely with the constituent Advancement, the organization is governed by a unit development officers, broadening the prospect volunteer board of directors that elects officers and pool. In addition, principal gifts officers serve every appoints leadership. The center’s work also is guided area of the university. by its volunteer Alumni Leadership Council, which serves as the alumni advisory body and includes alumni representing areas across campus. Alumni engagement

The UI Center for Advancement is an operational name The Office of Alumni Engagement staff focuses on for the State University of Iowa Foundation. The three areas. The regional team concentrates on the foundation was organized in 1956 (and incorporated 66% of alumni who live outside of Iowa and growing in 1957) to meet needs beyond those provided for by our robust Iowa Club program. The educational state support, and to reach new levels of distinction programs team is focused on lifelong learning, by generating significant private gift support. family programs, recent graduate programs, and student initiatives. And the campus and volunteer engagement team is a daily liaison with our campus Professional fundraising partners in the colleges and units to coordinate our advancement efforts. The Office of Alumni The staff of the UI Center for Advancement develop Engagement coordinates the Alumni Leadership relationships with alumni and friends of the Council, a group of representatives from every university to assist those individuals in matching college, a recent graduate, an Iowa Club leader, a their philanthropic intentions with the university’s former student-athlete, and an arts representative, identified fundraising priorities. Development officers that guides alumni initiatives.

UNIVERSITY OF IOWA CENTER FOR ADVANCEMENT Creating opportunities for everyone to stay engaged is at the core of the University of Iowa’s commitment to advancement, which encompasses all that our alumni and friends do to strengthen the university.

The mission of the UI Center for Advancement is to The Center for Advancement is committed to advance the UI through engagement and philanthropy. engaging everyone who loves the UI—alumni, fans, The center was formed in January 2018 by joining patients, art lovers, students, parents, and friends— the UI Alumni Association and the UI Foundation to through programming, events, and opportunities to better serve our alumni and friends in the state, the give back. region, throughout the country, and around the world.

126 127 Center for Advancement events including football pre-game activities and services personalized donor weekend events.

Critical to engagement is data management. The UI The finance department plays a critical role in the Center for Advancement maintains a comprehensive development process. Beyond processing the database of several hundred thousand alumni thousands of gifts received each year, the finance records and interactions. Technical staff ensure team ensures accuracy in reporting and regulatory data integrity and security as well as create compliance, including financial statements, tax returns, sophisticated reporting tools needed to garner audit services, and donor intent compliance to ensure critical details about alumni and friends. the best financial stewardship of donor funds.

While the IT staff manage the technical aspects of The legal staff ensure regulatory compliance the database, the prospect management and data including charitable registrations and biannual state analytics staff cull and analyze the information reporting. that is necessary to identify likely donor prospects based on thorough review of the donor’s individual The investment staff focuses on the management of interests, engagement, and giving history. the long-term pool with the goal of maximizing risk- adjusted, long-term real returns while maintaining The planned giving staff provide expertise in the fiduciary responsibility over all investment decisions. specific legal and financial options available to This group also oversees the management of the donors for deferred gifts. Although these gifts center’s operating pools, which invest shorter-term often do not provide immediate funds to a program, funds that can be used at any time. CENTER FOR ADVANCEMENT LEADERSHIP they are typically in support of endowments, which provide funds in perpetuity. President and Chief Executive Officer: Lynette Marshall

The stewardship staff assist development officers Marshall is president and CEO of the University of Iowa Center for Advancement. During with ongoing communication to donors to share the her tenure, the UI Center for Advancement experienced record performance and growth impact of their gifts. Acknowledgment, recognition, and became a national leader in creating a campus culture of philanthropy. Lynette and reporting are customized as much as possible provides leadership to several national groups, including the Association of Governing to meet the donor’s individual needs. Boards, the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), and the CASE 50 Steering Committee. She also currently serves as dean of the Big Ten Fund The department of annual giving develops Raisers Institute. sophisticated direct marketing strategies through the use of data mining and reporting tools. Alumni and friends are solicited for the programs to which Reporting positions they have indicated an affinity in the past. The Annual Giving program also provides a critical Executive vice president pipeline for future major gifts. and chief operating officer Tiffani Shaw The communications department is a creative team Vice president for health of writers, editors, designers, photographers, and sciences development web professionals who regularly assist staff with Sheila Baldwin marketing and communications tools to promote programs, events, and giving. Vice president for main campus development Kent Clark Events staff coordinate a myriad of donor-focused events including individual interactions with Vice president of alumni university and college leadership, alumni and donor and donor engagement Erin Thomas-Lewis outreach activities across the country, dedication Levitt Center sculpture by artist and UI Professor Emeritus ceremonies, donor recognition events, and campus Hu Hung-shu

128 129 INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS

130 Budget Nagle Family Clubhouse Finkbine Golf Course, consistently rated one of In 2019-20, the UI athletics department’s annual the top golf courses in Iowa, opened a $10 million operating budget was $125 million, with 100% of clubhouse in March 2020 thanks to a generous the revenue generated by the department through donor. The approximately 19,000-square-foot facility external funding. The majority of revenue is includes a full kitchen/dining/banquet event space, derived from traditional revenue sources: Big Ten men’s and women’s locker rooms, an accessible Conference revenue share (including media rights), retail pro shop, and administrative offices. sales of tickets to athletic events on campus, and contributions from loyal Hawkeye fans in Iowa and Iowa Wrestling Training Facility across the country. Plans are underway to build a new wrestling training facility to meet the needs of one of the The impact of COVID-19 on the 2020–21 operating most successful wrestling programs in the country. budget has been significant. A reduction in revenues The proposed facility, funded entirely by gifts, will of about $100 million was anticipated. Measures be located south of Carver-Hawkeye Arena and have been taken to reduce expenses by about $26 connected to the arena by a tunnel. It will include million. The department projected an initial shortfall an expanded training space and feature a Hall of of $75 million, which is anticipated to be lower, based Champions that showcases the program’s legendary on playing limited Big Ten football and winter sports history—including 23 NCAA team titles, 35 Big schedules. Athletics is currently working with the Ten Conference team titles, 84 NCAA individual university on an internal financing plan, in which the championships, and 335 All-America honors. department will repay the operating deficit over time. Kinnick Stadium North End Zone project An $89 million renovation, the Kinnick Edge project Facilities was completed before the 2019 Iowa Football season. It replaced the existing general admission INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Iowa’s athletic facilities are clustered in two areas: seating bowl in the north end zone with upper west campus facilities including the iconic Kinnick and lower general admission seating bowls, two The Iowa Department of Intercollegiate Athletics’ mission Stadium, Carver-Hawkeye Arena, Duane Banks concourses, and a premium club. Baseball Field and Indoor Track Facility, and the and strategic plan can be summarized in one simple Hawkeye Campus farther west along Mormon Trek Russell and Ann Gerdin Athletic Learning Center Boulevard, which includes practice and game venues The Russell and Ann Gerdin Athletic Learning statement: Win. Graduate. Do it right. for soccer, field hockey and men’s and women’s tennis. Center, which provides academic support to The Cretzmeyer Track and Bob Pearl Softball Field are nearly 650 student-athletes, opened in 2003 and located along Second Street (Highway 6) in Coralville. completed a $6 million renovation in spring 2018. The department provides administrative and Iowa is a member of the Big Ten athletic conference. The renovations added new study spaces, including coaching support, facilities, resources, and More than 1 million spectators routinely attend on- Recent projects include: collaborative study areas, and a café on the first equipment to help student-athletes achieve their campus athletics events each year, and thousands floor. The additions also included finishing the third academic goals while participating in championship- more follow the Hawkeyes to regular and post- Soccer Operations Facility floor, which had been an empty space since the caliber programs. The overall well-being of student- season competitions. Construction began in November 2020 on a building opened. athletes and integrity of programs are paramount. $4 million state-of-the-art soccer operations facility Hawkeye student-athletes recorded an 89% on the west side of the Iowa Soccer Complex. The More than 200 full-time staff work with more Graduation Success Rate (GSR) the last two years, facility, funded entirely by private support, will include than 650 student-athletes who compete in 24* had an average GPA of 3.27 during the 2019–20 a spacious locker room and lounge/team room that IN 2019–20, FIVE HAWKEYES WERE NAMED BIG TEN sports. Fiscal responsibility, innovation, valuing academic year, and rank higher than the national will dramatically improve Iowa soccer student- ATHLETE OF THE YEAR IN THEIR RESPECTIVE SPORTS: the individual, respect for heritage, outreach, and average in GSR and four-year graduation rate. The athletes’ efficiency and experience while creating a SPENCER LEE IN WRESTLING, LUKA GARZA IN MEN’S leadership comprise other department values and last six years, student-athletes have had an average “one-stop home” for Iowa women’s soccer. commitments. GPA of higher than 3.0. BASKETBALL, KATHLEEN DOYLE IN WOMEN’S BASKETBALL, LAULAUGA TAUSAGA IN INDOOR TRACK *On Aug. 21, 2020, the athletics department announced it will discontinue four of its 24 varsity sports programs at the conclusion of the 2020–21 academic year: men’s gymnastics, men’s and women’s swimming and diving, and men’s tennis. (FIELD), AND WAYNE LAWRENCE IN INDOOR TRACK.

132 133 ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT LEADERSHIP Henry B. and Patricia B. Tippie Director of Athletics Chair: Gary Barta

Barta was named director of athletics at Iowa in 2006 and in 2017 was appointed the Henry B. and Patricia B. Tippie Director of Athletics Chair. He is the current the chair of the College Football Playoff selection committee and was recognized by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics as a 2015–16 Under Armour Athletics Director of the Year. In 2019, he received a contract extension at Iowa through 2024. Barta previously served as athletic director at the University of Wyoming and senior associate athletic director at the University of Washington. He earned a bachelor’s degree at North Dakota State University, where he later worked as director of development.

Reporting positions Associate athletics director Golf (Megan Menzel) Cross Country (Randy Hasenbank) for student-athlete academic Gymnastics (Larissa Libby) *Diving (Todd Waikel) Deputy director of athletics/ services/UI interim associate Football (Kirk Ferentz) senior women’s administrator vice president for diversity, Rowing (Andrew Carter) Barbara Burke equity, and inclusion Soccer (Dave DiIanni) Golf (Tyler Stith) Liz Tovar Softball (Renee Gillispie) *Gymnastics (J.D. Reive) Associate athletics director for compliance Senior associate athletics *Swimming (Marc Long) *Swimming (Marc Long) director for internal operations Lyla Clerry Tennis (Sasha Schmid) *Tennis (Ross Wilson) Marcus Wilson Assistant athletics director/ Track and Field (Joey Woody) Track and Field (Joey Woody) chief financial officer Volleyball (Vicki Brown) Wrestling (Tom Brands) Budget Greg Davies Women’s sports Iowa’s athletic programs are 100% self-supporting, using zero state appropriations or tuition dollars. Senior associate athletics (and coaches) The department’s FY2020 operating budget was $124.8 million. director/revenue and external Men’s sports relations Matt Henderson Basketball (Lisa Bluder) (and coaches) Cross Country (Randy Associate athletics director for Hasenbank) Baseball (Rick Heller) Primary revenue sources (in millions) Primary expenses (in millions) Sports expenses human resources *Diving (Todd Waikel) (team travel, Suzanne Hilleman Basketball (Fran McCaffrey) Philanthropic Salaries equipment, Field Hockey (Lisa Cellucci) support and wages recruiting, etc.) $28.2 $43.8 $14.3

Big Ten Debt service Conference and transfer contributions to reserves $53.8 Ticket sales $23.2 $27.0

Multimedia agreement Scholarships and $7.7 student-athlete food costs $14.2

134 135 CAMPUS FACILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE

136 infrastructure projects needed to advance the master planning. These include the maintenance, modernization, replacement, and development of buildings, roadwork, landscape, and infrastructure. Currently, the university is focusing on improving the quality and use of its current assets and their ability to support its programs. In fall 2020, major studies and projects include:

Planning and programming • Modernization of the historic Pentacrest buildings, Main Library, Jefferson Building, Old Museum of Rendering of the Stanley Museum of Art Art, and historic Art Building. • Potential development of a new well-being center, expansion of the Tippie College of Business, and consolidation of the College of Public Health.

Rendering of the new Stanley Museum of Art Program space needs are then included in the • Renovation and replacement of numerous Carver Master Plan, which takes into account the university College of Medicine spaces. goal to improve facility use, quality of buildings, • New wrestling practice facility adjacent to Carver- site, and infrastructure. This approach provides Hawkeye Arena opportunities to address program needs in an adaptable, efficient, and cost-effective manner. Projects in design and construction Campus Planning and Development manages the • Stanley Museum of Art FACILITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE process with support from the Master Planning • Women’s Soccer Complex Facility Team, Campus Planning Committee, and the • Lindquist Center (College of Education) building From the stately stone buildings of the Pentacrest to Campus Development Team. upgrades • Razing of Seashore Hall and site restoration award-winning designs like Art Building West, the University Major projects • North Liberty medical office building development The university has an ever-evolving physical • Numerous campus and health care-related of Iowa campus mixes striking classic design and modern development plan that includes building, site, and renovations and projects. architecture with open green space, pedestrian- and bike- friendly navigation, public art, and seamless integration into the larger Iowa City community.

Campus planning and major infrastructure continually align with its programs’ projects current operations as well as its future aspirational needs. The process was developed with input from Comprehensive, long-range planning processes and more than 300 people over an 18-month period an ever-growing emphasis on sustainability guide representing the academic, research, student life, capital projects. UI facilities planning is based on the athletics, health care, administrative, support, and premise that the Master Plan is an ongoing planning service communities. process that has no beginning or end. Space informs numerous elements within the Campus planning campus planning process. A unit’s space needs Rendering of the new Wrestling Practice Facility The campus planning process is designed to are identified using a comprehensive model, then assure the university’s facilities, grounds, and included in the ongoing University Space Plan.

138 139 140 141 THE IOWA CITY COMMUNITY

142 In summertime, Iowa City sponsors weekly live music downtown, and year-round renowned poets, writers, KEY FACTS artists, historians, scientists, and others speak or perform at university or local venues. Excellent public schools, safe and comfortable neighborhoods, City population (2019, U.S. Census) and a highly educated population mean that Iowa 75,149 City frequently appears high on “best-place-to-live” rankings in national publications. Iowa City metro area population 173,105 The nearby countryside, scenic state parks, and the Iowa River provide many opportunities for walking, biking, kayaking, and boating. Twenty miles north is Year established Cedar Rapids, Iowa’s second-largest city, home to 1839 the Eastern Iowa Airport and a population of about 120,000. And Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Average high/low temperature and Minneapolis/St. Paul are within easy driving 62° F/40° F distance. Median age Community websites • City of Coralville: coralville.org 26 • City of Iowa City: icgov.org • City of North Liberty: northlibertyiowa.org Median household income • City of Solon: solon-iowa.com $47,275 • City of Tiffin: tiffin-iowa.org • Johnson County: johnsoncountyiowa.gov Iowa City is a welcoming community, • Iowa City Community School District: with more than 20% of its population iowacityschools.org from racially diverse backgrounds. IOWA CITY There’s a reason people relocate to the Iowa City area. Picture a top-notch educational and research institution offering some of the nation’s best (and largest) health care facilities. A variety of arts and cultural events, hiking and biking trails galore, a mix of independent shops and major retailers, along with local breweries and farm-to-table restaurants. Combine these with a welcoming and safe community, and it’s not hard to see why the Iowa City area often is ranked as one of the most livable communities in the nation.

144 145 Rankings and recognition 2018 • Iowa City No. 7 of Top 40 Cheap and Charming 2019 Places to Retire, MSN Money • Iowa City No. 2 Most Fitness-Friendly Places • University of Iowa Hospitals & Clinics ranks for 2020, Smart Asset among the top 100 employers (No. 23 for health systems) in Forbes’ listing of Best Employers for • Iowa City No. 19 of 100 Best Places to Live, Money Women • North Liberty No. 36 of America’s 50 Best Cities • Coralville one of the Top Ten Places to Live for to Live, USA Today Under $40,000 a Year by AARP Magazine • Iowa City No. 3 of Top 20 Best US Cities for • University of Iowa among the nation’s Safest College Grads, Business Insider College Campuses by ADT • Iowa City No. 4 of Top 100 Places to Live, Livability • Iowa City one of SecurityChoice.com’s 100 Safest • Iowa City No. 3 of 10 Best Places to Get a Fresh Places to Retire Start, Livability • Iowa City No. 4 of Livability’s Top 100 Places to Live

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