He also has taught at the University of Maryland. Williams has been published in a variety of journals as well, including Journal of Sport Sciences, International Journal of Sport Nutrition and Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sports . He lectures internationally, and is a marathon runner who also is active in both skiing and scuba diving. The 20th annual Festival activities will begin in UNI's West Gymnasium at 8 a.m. with registration. Students representing 179 Iowa schools will perform in 13 events this year with 30 students performing in more than one event.
All performances are open to the public free of charge.
Students will perform in after dinner speaking, storytelling, prose interpretation, public address, poetry interpretation and acting. Also, improvisational acting, extemporaneous speaking, book review, expository address, original oratory, radio news announcing and literary program, which is a combination of prose and poetry interpretation, will be performed. They have been assisted by the Colleges of Humanities and Fine Arts and of Education, and the offices of Academic Affairs and of Conference and Visitor Services. Kathy Oakland , UNI instructor in teaching, is the festival consultant and Jon Hall , UNI associate professor of communication studies, is the festival manager. Back to the news release directory.