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Resilience and Burnout in Counseling Leadership
No full textCounseling is one of the top 20 fastest growing jobs, with a projected increase of 17% over the next decade. With so many new counselors entering the field, there is an elevated need for leaders who can train them. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2024). Burnout is found in counseling leadership but has not been adequately researched. Past research has suggested that skills of resilience can buffer the effects of burnout. In this study, 20 surveys will be sent to UNI counseling leaders to measure their levels of stress, resilience, and burnout. Hypothesized results include 1) a positive correlation between stress and burnout and 2) relationship between stress and burnout moderated by resilience. Resilience can be taught so there are implications for training leaders to be successful despite high levels of stress
University of Northern Iowa Faculty Senate Meeting Agenda, December 1, 2025
No full textMeeting agenda from the Faculty Senate of the University of Northern Iowa
Tallgrass Prairie Center 2024-2025 Highlights
No full textContents:
--- Staff--- From our Director--- Iowa Roadside Management: Enhancing our public roadsides--- Research and Restoration: Native seeds and methods for prairie reconstruction--- Plant Materials: A prairie pedigree for Iowa’s roadsides and beyond--- Irvine Prairie: Restoring a piece of the original Iowa landscape--- Prairie on Farms: Making prairie practical--- Prairie Roots Project: A deeper appreciation of the prairie ecosystem--- Green Iowa AmeriCorps: Service members expand TPC capacity--- A Hidden Gem - UNI\u27s Biological Preserves: A legacy of service and partnership--- UNI Students at the TPC: Practical experience in support of our mission--- Friends of the TPC: Critical support for the TPC mission--- Visitors, Outreach, and Volunteers--- Publications, Transitions, STEM Teacher Extern--- Resourceshttps://scholarworks.uni.edu/tpc_annualreport/1005/thumbnail.jp
Do ADHD Symptoms Enhance College Students’ Creativity and Entrepreneurial Self-Efficacy?
No full textUsing Talk Moves to Support Equitable Discussions
No full textDiscourse and talk moves play critical roles in students figuring out phenomena in science classrooms. In this session, we\u27ll examine which talk moves to use based on discussion goals and analyze classroom routines that support a community of learners
Fall 2025 Clothesline Project [01 Photo]
No full textAlt Text: A poster hung on a clothesline outside explaining the Clothesline Project, and including the dates of the Bearing Witness Day.https://scholarworks.uni.edu/clothesline_photos/1576/thumbnail.jp
NASA Next Gen STEM: Making Data Driven Decisions
No full textHow does NASA decide where to explore? Using real NASA data, participants assume the roles of planetary scientists to prioritize mission criteria and analyze different geologic features on the surface of Mars in order to choose the best landing site
57. Marian or the True Tale of Robin Hood [photograph 02]
No full textMarian, or the True Tale of Robin Hood is a contemporary play by Adam Szymkowicz. The play is a twist on the classic story where Robin Hood is Maid Marian in disguise. The show explores queerness in a time before the labels we use today.https://scholarworks.uni.edu/lgbtq_projects/1058/thumbnail.jp
61. Marian or the True Tale of Robin Hood [photograph 06]
No full textMarian, or the True Tale of Robin Hood is a contemporary play by Adam Szymkowicz. The play is a twist on the classic story where Robin Hood is Maid Marian in disguise. The show explores queerness in a time before the labels we use today.https://scholarworks.uni.edu/lgbtq_projects/1062/thumbnail.jp
53. Jacket Project [photograph 09]
No full texthttps://scholarworks.uni.edu/lgbtq_projects/1054/thumbnail.jp