%xmlchars; ]> mc00088 Preliminary Inventory of the Thomas J. Hoban Papers, 1977-2006 Processed by: Michael Watts;machine-readable finding aid created by: Michael Watts North Carolina State University Libraries, Special Collections Research Center 2007 Machine-readable finding aid derived from xml authoring program Finding aid written in English. Preliminary Inventory of the Thomas J. Hoban Papers, 1977-2006 MC 00088 North Carolina State University Libraries Special Collections Research Center &ncsuaddr; Michael Watts, 2007 February Michael Watts, 2007 February Descriptive Summary North Carolina State University Libraries, Special Collections Research Center Hoban, Thomas J. Thomas J. Hoban Papers, 1977-2006 MC 00088 4228 cartons This collection contains major surveys gauging the acceptance of biotechnology; industry adaptation of innovation; farmer adoption of new practices; and public attitudes about environmental quality. Content includes professional correspondence, scientific and sociological research papers, corporate promotional materials, news articles, and opinion polling data related to the biotechnology industry, agri-business, ecological studies, and mass communications. Thomas J. Hoban IV, professor and extension specialist, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, North Carolina State University, received a Ph.D. in Sociology from Iowa State University in 1986. He has two masters degrees from the University of Wisconsin, one in journalism and one in water resource management. He has a B.S. in biology from the University of Illinois. His research and educational programs have covered the full spectrum of the food industry "from farm to table." In addition to his instructional and research work at North Carolina State University, Hoban has served as a consultant to business, government, and trade associations. His work has focused on how people and organizations manage and respond to change. For current information on the location of these materials, please consult the Special Collections Research Center Reference Staff. English Information for Users Restrictions to Access

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Gift of Thomas J. Hoban, 2006 December (Accession no. 2006-0211).

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 Biographical Note

Thomas J. Hoban IV is professor and extension specialist in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at North Carolina State University. Hoban's appointment at NCSU has involved 50 percent research and 50 percent teaching. His teaching has been focused on social movements, social change, and environmental sociology. As an applied sociologist, much of his work has involved working with other university departments, government agencies, and others to improve the assessment of new technologies. His research has examined how new technologies and public policies affect consumers, industry, natural resources, and society. His work has focused on how people understand and respond to controversial changes and environmental issues. He has served as project director for a number of major externally-funded surveys, including: public attitudes about biotechnology; farmers' adoption of management practices; industry adoption of innovation; and public attitudes about the environment.

Hoban joined the faculty of North Carolina State University in 1987 as an assistant professor. He was promoted to associate professor in 1991 and to full professor in 1997. Before coming to NCSU, Hoban worked as research assistant/associate, 1982-1986, at Iowa State University; as environmental specialist, 1980-1982, for the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, Water Quality Section; as project assistant, 1979-1980, for the Wisconsin Board of Soil and Water Conservation; and as a laboratory technician, 1978-1979, for the Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene.

Hoban received a Ph.D. in rural sociology from Iowa State University in 1986. He has two masters degrees from the University of Wisconsin, one in agricultural journalism, 1982, and one in water resource management, 1981. He has a B.S. in biology, 1978, from the University of Illinois.

Scope and Content Note

These papers contain professional correspondence, scientific and sociological research papers, corporate promotional materials, news articles, and opinion polling data related to the biotechnology industry, agri-business, ecological studies, and mass communications. This collection contains major surveys gauging the acceptance of biotechnology; industry adaptation of innovation; farmer adoption of new practices; and public attitudes about environmental quality.

Organization of the Collection

These papers have been kept in the order in which they were received. This is a preliminary inventory to verify content.

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Individuals Hoban, Thomas J. Corporate Entities North Carolina Agricultural Research Service--History. North Carolina State University--Faculty--History. North Carolina State University. Dept. of Sociology and Anthropology--History. TopicsAgricultural biotechnology--Social aspects--United States. Agricultural innovations--North Carolina--Public opinion. Agriculture--North Carolina--Public opinion. Farmers--North Carolina--Attitudes. Food--Biotechnology--Social aspects. Public opinion--North Carolina. Geographic Names North Carolina--Environmental conditions--Public opinion. Detailed Description of the Collection

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11Book - Rural Society and Environment in America 12Book - Farms in Transition 13Book - The Myth of the Family Farm 14Book - New Roots for Agriculture 15Book - Food Policy and Farm Programs 16Book - Rural Society 17Book - Rural Society in the U.S. 18CES Training 19SCD Commissioner Development 110SCDC Short Course 111SCDC Training 112Farmer Survey 113Regional Centers of Excellence - NSF Science/Tech Centers 114NC Board of Science and Technology 115Mobil Oil 116NC Economic Development Center 117Proposals 118Kellogg Farm Foundation 119Book - Social Behavior, Natural Resources and the Environment 120Septic System Maintenance 121On -Site Wastewater Craven County 122Choosing the Right Technology 123Community Guide to Groundwater Protection and Management 124Water Quality and Management : A Plan for Action 125Agricultural Nonprofit Pollution Policy: A Federal Perspective 126Groundwater Protection 127An Inventory of Extension Water Quality Programming Materials and Water Quality Expertise in the Southern Region 128Chautauqua Groundwater Workshop 129Annotated Bibliography on Groundwater Quality 130Agriculture and Groundwater Quality : Farmer versus Non-Farmer in a New Environmental Battleground 131Groundwater Protection Strategy 132Groundwater Education 133Contact Persons : Water Quality 134Protecting Our Groundwater 135Drinking Water 136How to Develop Extension Education on Groundwater 137Farm Chemicals 138Notes - 2 p.. 139The Magnitude and Costs of Groundwater Contamination From Agricultural Chemicals 140Budget and Scheduling 141Data Management 142Tentative Agenda - Albemarle- Pamlico Estuarine Study w/ notes 143Environmental Management Commission 144Protecting Texas Groundwater 21Estuaries of the United States 22Coastal Affair 23Survey for the Sarasota Bay on Public Attitudes Toward Sarasota Bay 24A Review of Recommendations Presented to the Coastal Resources Advisory Council for Managing Water Quality in the Alabama and Pamlico Estuaries 25Environmental Issues 26Delaware Estuary Survey 27Address List 28Chesapeake Bay Foundation 29Bringing the Coast Closer to You 210NCWRA - Notes 211APES Research 212Albemarle - Pamlico Sound Facts 213Water Quality 2000 214EPA Watershed Protection Approach 215An Environmental Approach to Golf Course Development 216Building Alliances to Restore Coastal Environments 217Less Import 218Coastal Issues - News Articles 219Work Plan 220Relevant Literature 221Tech. Lit. 222In - Person - 1 223In - Person - 2 224Phone Survey - Phase 1 225Phone Survey - Phase 2 31Water Resource Bulletins 32The Effectiveness of Residential Water Conservation Measures 33Oral Communication for Business 34Developing an Outreach Program for Small Communities 35Problem Solution and Effectiveness 36Institute for Transportation and Education - Getting Your Message Understood, 1987 37Institute for Transportation and Education - Getting Your Message Understood, 1988 38Attitudes and Interactions of Citizen Advisory Groups and Governmental Officials in the Water Resources Planning Process 39The Nation's Water Resources 1975 - 2000 310Setting Small Town Research Priorities 311Water Resources Technology Transfers 312Three Water Resources Bulletins 313Three Conservation Program Bulletins 314Southern Magazine 315Highlights - Water Conservation Conference 316Effectiveness of Water Conservation Measures 317The Water Conservation Challenge 318Factors Influencing Conservation Action 319Water Resources Project 320WRRI Survey 321Water Conservation 322Structuring Communication Programs for Public Participation in Water Resources Planning 323The Alternative is Conservation 324Water Conservation and Reuse 325Water Resources Research Institute 326Virginia Beach Response 327Six Water Resource Bulletins 328Thomas Hoban - Dean's List Certificate - University of Illinois, 1976 - 1977 329Conquering the Dreaded Blank Page 330Time Management - A Handbook for Students 331Networking the First Report 334The Atlantic - July, 1985 335Father's Day Card 336SOC ORG Handouts 337National Forum - Winter - 1985 338Managing Change and Uncertainty 339Dissertation Proposal 340Soc 600 341Organizational Communication 342Writer's Digest 343SOC 302 (DMACC) 344MGMT 203 345Social Impact Assessment 41 Surveys From Other Estuaries 42Wetlands and Natural Areas 43Thesis - Public Participation in Regional Environmental Planning - Dawn Parks 44Albemarle - Pamlico Estuarine Study 45Request for Dialogue Searches w/notes 46APES Forum 47APES - CRAC Forum 48Extension Service Notes - Pamlico Estuarine Study 49Extension Service Notes - Pamlico Estuarine Study 410USDA Hydrologic Unit Project 411N.C. Water Quality Demonstration Project 412Duplin 413Gaston Reports w/ Background 414Public Attitudes Toward Air and Water Quality in Gaston County 415Gaston Promotional Brochure 416Gaston 417Gaston Co. Survey 418Gaston Survey 419Natural Resource Quality in Gaston County - Final Report - 1 420Natural Resource Quality in Gaston County - Final Report - 2 421Duplin County 422Currituck 423Tyrrell County 424Carteret Survey 51Evaluation of the Experimental Rural Clean Water Program 52Newspapers 53Wetlands 54Rural - Agricultural Surveys 55Fed Ex Envelope - Market Surveys 56Beef Producers Waste Management Practices Survey Code Guide w/notes and data, 1994 57Waste Management Practices Follow-Up Survey, 1995 58Waste System Files 59Dairy Producers Waste Management Practices Survey Code Guide w/notes, 1994 510Swine Producers Waste Management Practices Survey Code Guide 511Waste Management Reprints, Research Reports and notes 512Consumer Attitudes about Food Biotechnology 513Science and Engineering Indicators 514Consumer Attitudes About the Use of Biotechnology in Agriculture and Food Production 515Public Attitudes Toward Water Quality and Management Alternatives (Phase 1 Report), 1991 516Public Attitudes Toward Water Quality and Management Alternatives (Phase 1 Report), 1991 517Public Attitudes Toward Water Quality and Management Alternatives (Phase II Report), 1992 518Land Use and Water Quality 519Managing North Carolina's Livestock Waste 520U.S. 1994 Trends 521Duplin County Water Quality Focus Groups 522Food Farming and Environment 523Alternative Uses of Highly Erodible Agricultural Land 524Public Opinion About Wastewater Management in Carteret County 525Re: Vitalizing Rural North Carolina 526Biotech Reprints and Bulletins 527Genetic Engineering - A Perspective on Current Issues 528Public Attitudes to Genetic Engineering 529Old Questionnaires - Codebook Waste 530Book - Shaping the Future 531Southern Rural Sociology 61Emerging Issues Forum, 1988 62Rural Economic Development in the 1980s 63Prospects for Sustainable Agriculture in the Palouse, 1990 64Water Quality 65Emerging Issues Forum, 1990 66Handcrafting the Standardized Questionnaire 67Creative Problem Solving 68The Creative Mind 69Management Response to Public Issues 610Journal of Extension 611Impacts of Technology 612Cooperative R&D 613Science - April, 1988 614Biotechnology Information 615Funding and Institutions 616Strategic Management Research Center 617Social Impacts of Biology 618The Agricultural Technology Delivery System 619Technology Transfer 620As You Sow 621As You Sow 622Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals 623The Maturing of Biotech Companies 624Social Risk and Rural Sociology 625Expert Systems and Knowledge Systems for Risk Communication 626Biotechnology Policy 627The Social Impacts of Biogenetic Technology in Agriculture: Past and Future 628Technological Change in Agriculture 629Some Innocent Questions for Land Grant Universities 630Policy Implications 631The State of Socioeconomic Analysis in the United States 632Social Assessment Indicators in Water Resource Development 633Policy Analysis in Integrated Impact Assessment 634Causes and Correctives for Errors of Judgement 635Community Response to Soil Pollution 636From Assessment to Monitoring 637Impact: Assessment in the Private Sector 638Community Based Technology 639Explaining Choices Among Technological Risks 640Bovine Growth Hormone and the Politics of Uncertainty 641EPA Journal 642The Planet Earth 643Handle With Care 644Social Impact Studies 645Evaluation Methods 646Social Impact Assessment Methods 647Social Impact of Reservoir Construction in the Urban Fringe 648The Basic Questions Approach to Social Impact Assessment 649Responses to Innovation 650National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 651Environmental Conflict and Decision Making 652The Changing Functions of Research Management 653Technology Assessment in Asia 654Technology Change 655Strategic Management of Industrial R and D 656R and D Management and Organizational Coupling 657Establishing University Industry Joint Ventures 658Establishing University Industry Joint Ventures 659Research Universities as Research Partners 660Strategic Management of Industrial R and D 661Managing Invention and Innovation 662A System Model of Technological Innovation 666Striking a Balance 663Bog Standards 664Sociology Theory and Methods 665Social Impact Assessment and Coastal Zone Management 666Sustainable Environmental Management 667Definitions of Conflict and the Legitimation of Resources 668Experience in Estuarine Water Quality Management 669Roper Center 670Catastrophe or Cornucopia 671Social Assessment Indicators in Water Resource Development 672State Legislative Constraints on the Development of Water Resources Policy 677Contrasts in Community Action and Opinion 673Social Equity in Coastal Zone Planning 674Controversy Over the Use of A Coastal State Park 675On the Measurements of Environmental Impacts of Public Projects From a Sociological Perspective 676Public Participation in Watershed Management 677Representation an Public Involvement in Water Resource Politics 678Decision Makers Guide to Solid Waste Management 679Decision Makers Guide to Solid Waste Management 680The Extension Service, News and the Public's Right to Know 681Agricultural Economics Research 682Keystone Center 683How to Manage the Beef Safety Issue 684Biotechnology Attitude Research 685Agricultural Biotechnology Reprints 686Biotechnology and Ethics 687Progress and its Discontents 688Farmer Concerns 689Is Safety All That Matters? 690Biotechnology Decision Making 691Contemporary Worldviews and Perception of the Technological System 692Agricultural Biotechnology 693The Sociology of the Fluoridation Controversy 694Social Impact Assessment 695Progress Toward Human Gene Therapy 696Organization and Implementation Assessment 697Strategic Management in High Technology Firms 698Bridging the Gap 699Eco Man 6100The Grower 6101Mission U.S.A. 6102Technology Policy and Critical Technologies 6103Rural Profile 6104The Science - Technology - Society 6105Journal of Extension 6106Journal of Extension - Fall 1991 6107Journal of Extension - Winter 1991 6108The 1990s and Beyond 6109Environment 6110Journal of Extension - Summer 1992 6111Worldwide Policy Trends in Agricultural Extension 6112Journal of Extension - Winter 1992 6113Executive Summary 6114Washington State University - Letter and Bulletin 6115Washington State University - Letter and Bulletin 6116How Do We Treat Our Wastewater 6117Wow ! The Wonders of Wetlands 6118Politics and the Life Sciences 6119Articles from News and Observer 6120Social Science Research on Biotechnology and Agriculture 6121Biology: Now is the Time 6122Agroecology 6123Our World is Changing 6124Technology and the American Economic Transition 6125In Context 6126The Body in Question 6127Global Fresh Food Corporations 6128How Epoch Making are Big Technologies 6129Risk Management of Chemicals in the Environment 6130Entrepreneurs in Academe 6131Style and Technology 6132Measuring Consumer Priorities 6133Does Improved Technology Mean Progress? 6134Burning Questions - ABC News 6135Social Fabric at Risk 6136Contingent Valuation of Damage to Natural Resources 6137Valuing Public Goods 6138Biotechnology in Perspective 6139The National Evaluation of Extension's Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Programs 6140 National Rural Entrepreneurship Symposium 6141 Forum 6142Outside - Sept., 1990 6143The Agricultural Technology Delivery System 6144Knowledge and Product Utilization 6145Managing Innovation in Information Systems 6146Getting the Word Out 6147Journal of Extension - Summer, 1990 6148Public Opinions and Attitudes Regarding Hazardous Waste in Alabama 6149The Social Costs of Private Enterprise 6150The Social Costs of Private Enterprise 6151Forum 6152Blue Ribbon Panel 6153The California Group Decision Process 6154Pitfalls in Analyzing Public Problems 6155Administrative Considerations Regarding Public Policy Education 6156Three Directions for Public Policy Programming 6157Issue Evolution and Educational Intervention 6158Re-thinking the Relationship Between Environmental Regulation and Industrial Innovation 6159Co-operative Innovation 6160Sociology in America 6161Genewatch 6162Science, Technology and Human Values 6163IEEE Technology and Society Magazine 6164Featured Essays 6165Science, Political Economy, and Municipal Sewage Sludge 6166Handcrafting the Standardized Questionnaire 6167Measuring Social Attitudes 6168Measuring Social Attitudes 6169Public Relations and the Land Grant Communicator 6170Sound Advice 6171EPA Journal 6172Journal of Extension - Spring, 1991 6173Journal of Extension - Spring, 1991 6174Journal of Extension - Summer, 1991 6175Journal of Extension - Summer, 1991 6176Across the Table 71The Selling of Soil Conservation 72Social Policy Analysis of natural Resource Problems 73Final Report on the Publicity Campaign for the 1979 WACD Conference 74Class Notes/Charts A Journalism 515 75Strategies Working Copy/Research 76Miscellaneous Notes About Strategies 77Miscellaneous Notes About Strategies 78Area Conservationists 79Overhead Transparencies 710Building a Soil Conservation Team 711Notes and Computer Printouts Soil Conservation 712Background Source Materials 713Notes- Soil Conservation 714Paper 715Illinois Beach Resort and Conference Center 716Building a Better Team 717Memos of Understand 718Rural Sociology Papers, Notes, Statistics 719Articles Reviewed 720Articles Reviewed 721Governing Soil Conservation 722Ten Reprints - Sociology and Soil Conservation 723Social Service Review 723Creating Coordination Among Organizations 724Organizational Theory 725An Inter-Organizational Network Model of Conservation District Effectiveness 726Organizational Environments 727Network Research Proposal 728Creating Interorganizational Coordination: Project Report 729Creating Interorganizational Coordination: Instructor's Guide 730Interorganizational Research in Health 731Interorganizational Research in Health 732IOR Survey Active File 733SOC 600 Comments on Research 734Ph.D. Notes for Think Tank 735The Selling of Soil Conservation 736Papers for Meeting and Journals 81Coastal Celebration 82NCBC Contract 83Extension Committees 84Extension Publications 85Extension Publications 86Publications in Press 87Grad Student Advisees 88Personal 89For PR 2-B 810Travel - Old 811Food Safety 812IPM Safety 813Proposals 814Service 815Industrial Biotechnology Association 816Department of Agriculture - Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service 817Bio-tech Notes 818Biotechnology: The Challenge 819Biotechnology and the Public 820Field of Dreams 821Biotechnology and Animal Health 822Biotechnology Monsanto's Perspective 823New Developments in Biotechnology 824BT Potential Benefits 825BT Agricultural Applications 826Bovine Somato 827BT Food 828Herb Resistant 829Socioeconomic Impacts 830Environmental Impacts 831BT Policy Regulation 832BT Education Needs 833Biotechnology and the Public w/notes - 1 834Biotechnology and the Public 835Biotechnology and the Public w/notes - 2 836Biotechnology and the Public w/notes - 3 837Biotechnology and the Challenge 838The DuPont Experimental Station 839BT Ethical - Moral 840BT Research - IOR 841Dupont Agricultural Biotechnology 842Biotechnology in Agriculture 843Diversity 844OTA Project Staff -Policy Issues and Actions 845OTA Project Staff -University Industry Research 91Extension and Tech 92Policy Studies Journal on BT 93Dr. Hoban 94North Carolina Biotech Center 95Genetic Engineering Public Opinion Poll 96NC BtC Current 97Reports to NCBC 98An Educational Needs Assessment 99An Educational Needs Assessment 910NCBC Summary 911Keystone Center Correspondence 912Biotechnology - Monsanto's Perspective 913Issues Raised by Biotechnology - The Keystone Center 914Issues Raised by Biotechnology - The Keystone Center 915Genetic Engineering Public Opinion - Farmer Code Guide 916Genetic Engineering Public Opinion - Telephone Interviews 917NCBC Research Project 918Keystone Center - First Regional Workshop on Biotechnology for Public Interest Leaders 919Book - Farmland or Wasteland 920Book - Water and the Cycle of Life 921Book - Sustainable Agriculture in the American Midwest 922Book - Change in Rural America 1023SCS Southwest Iowa Project 1024R.A. Work Current 1025Merle Hays No Till Days 1026Merle Hays No Till Days 1027Why Soil Conservation? 1028Corps of Engineers - Policy and Procedures NEPA 1029Iowa Rural Development Organizational Study 1030Iowa Rural Development Organizational Study 1031Western Iowa Project 1032Soil Erosion Control Study 1033Conservation Research Team Organization Book 1034Phase One Final Report - The Selling of Soil Conservation 1035SW Iowa Project 1036Phase II - The Selling of Soil Conservation 1037Phase II - The Selling of Soil Conservation 1038Monona - Stat 401 1039Directory of Environmental Sociology 1040Energy Conservation in Agriculture 1041Northwest Missouri State University 1042County Meeting Summaries 1043SW Iowa District Reports - Not Eligible 1044FMHA, SCS, and Extension 1045FMHA, SCS, and Extension 1046Grant 36 1046Grant 32 1047Fairfield 7 1048Fairfield 6 1049Fairfield 5 1050Fairfield 10 111Western Rural Develop Regional Training Model 112Training for Change Agents 113Designing Training and Development Systems 114SCS Public Information Techniques 115Training SCS Related 116Extension Training 117Work of Pete Nowak and Pete Korsching 118Cooperative Extension Service 119Carteret Reports 1110Carteret News Articles 1111Cabarrus Ag Park 1112Caldwell Survey 1113Craven Recycling 1114NCSU R2 121CFA Affiliate Group Organizing Guide 122Center for Inquiry Pamphlets 123Secular Humanism Defined 124Strategies for Development 125Science: Some Sociological Perspectives 126Steps Toward a Non-Profit Community Communications System 127Magic Stage Technologies Business Plan 128Creativity - August 2002 129Farther Along the Axis 1210Constructive Citizen Participation Program 1211The Public Pulse 1212Reflections on Social Movement Theory: Criticisms and Proposals 1213Reflections on Social Movement Theory: Criticisms and Proposals 1214Revisiting the Civil Rights Movement 1215Why David Sometimes Wins 1216Passionate Political Processes 1217Knowledge for What 1218The Intellectual Challenges of Toiling in the Vineyard 1219Culture is Not Just in Your Head 1220Invisible Republics and Secret Histories 1221Secrecy and Publicity 1222Fresh Eye for the Marketing Guy 1223Stormy Weather 1224Directed Prayer and Conscious Intention 1225Approaching the Sixties 1226The Swinging Sixties 1227Variety Article 1228Unacknowledged Legislators 1228North Carolina Libraries for Virtual Education 1229North Carolina Libraries for Virtual Education 1230Save Me Somebody 1230The Gospel According to Johnnie Cash 1231Rush Hour 1232The Opt Out Revolution 1233Mexico - Grace Slick 1233San Francisco Music Chronicle 1234Still Here Now 1235Is Protest Music Dead? 1236The Success of Students Against Sweatshops 1237Behind Today's Campus Anti-War Activism 1238Communication : Process and Leadership 1239The Ethicist's New Clothes 1240Marketplace in Transition = Opportunity 1241Yankelovich Monitor - Who We Are 1242A Guide to the Index of Civic and Political Engagement 1243Health Care in Focus 1244Spreading the Word About RP 1245Green Biz. Com 1246Fighting the System 1247Culture and Society 1248Paradigm Shift 1249Networking 1250Time Magazine - The Science of Happiness 1251Do We Consume Too Much? 1252The White Negro and the Negro White 1253The White Negro Revisited 1254On the American Counterculture: The Heglian Method In Post- Heglian Age 1255Somewhere/Nowhere 1256Interview with Gloria Steinem 1257Attitude is Everything 1258Freedom Portal 1259Think and Do Something Different 1260Freedom Technology Resource Guide 1261Freedom Technology Resource Guide 1262The Way To Happiness 1263Soul and Sex - Tantra for Two 1264Social Organization Preliminary Exam 1264Social Organization Preliminary Exam 1265Commencement Program 1266Commencement Program Iowa State University 12