Completed IAF applications are due by 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 5 (this deadline is for research applications or any trips occurring between March 1 to 31). The Intercollegiate Academics Fund (IAF) is a yearly allocation of Student Activity Fee monies that exists to promote and support intercollegiate academic experiences for University of Northern Iowa students. See the Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs website for more details.
Watch UNI’s Lisa Smith and Stacey Runde turn garbanzo beans (chickpeas) into four crave-worthy meals. This fun workshop is packed with realistic nutrition tips, stress-free meal ideas and inspiration you can use immediately. This session will take place on Tuesday, February 24 in the State College Room in Maucker Union, at noon. Spots are limited, click here to register now.
OCRC is currently taking submissions for their annual “What Were You Wearing?” Exhibit. This showcase challenges harmful narratives about sexual assault and encourages viewers to recognize that it was never about the clothes someone wore. Share your story today.
The Mathematics Department provides free statistical support to UNI faculty, staff, and students through the Statistical Consulting Center. Statistical help on your research project may include assistance with study design, sample size requirements, use of statistical software, data analysis and data interpretation. Contact Justine Radunzel at justine.radunzel@uni.edu to set up your appointment or visit https://chas.uni.edu/math/statistical-consulting-center to learn more about statistical software training sessions to begin in February.
Human Resource Services will host an informational session on retiring from UNI, for faculty and staff planning to retire soon or in the foreseeable future. Participants will learn guidelines and benefits available at retirement from UNI. This hour-long session will take place on Tuesday, February 17 at 9 a.m. in Gilchrist 009. Please register in advance.
If you’re retiring or leaving work before Medicare eligibility, your health coverage choices matter more than ever. Learn how to compare ACA plans on healthcare.gov, evaluate COBRA and understand short-term, sharing and group plan options in a clear, one-hour presentation by Todd Cooper of Veridian. This presentation will take place on Tuesday, March 3 at 10 a.m., in Gilchrist 009. Advance registration required.
As part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), employers must provide IRS Form 1095-C to employees who were offered or enrolled in employer-sponsored health insurance in 2025. The University will make the 2025 Form 1095-C available electronically in UNI Works before the March 2, 2026 deadline.
Form 1095-C includes confidential information about employees eligible for UNI health insurance in 2025 and, when applicable, enrolled dependents. To reduce mailing errors and protect your information, please log in to UNI Works and select the “Receive electronic copy of 1095-C” option. You can follow the 1095-C Form Job Aid for guidance.
Forms will appear in the Benefits and Pay App once they are ready. Human Resource Services will notify campus by email when they become available to print.
You do not need Form 1095-C to file your 2025 tax return, though you should keep it with your tax records. UNI will report your 2025 health insurance coverage directly to the IRS. For more information, visit the HRS supporting webpage.
