Iowa SF2232 mandates American history and government courses for undergraduate students and establishes lecture series at universities.
Iowa SF2232, known as the "Increasing Civic Proficiency in Higher Education Act," requires the state board of regents to mandate that undergraduate students complete introductory survey courses in American history and American government as part of their general education or core curricula. Each course must be worth at least three semester hours of credit. The bill also requires the centers for intellectual freedom, cyclone civics, and civic education at the University of Iowa, Iowa State University, and the University of Northern Iowa, respectively, to establish ongoing lecture and debate.
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