NMSSI offers four new courses for science teachers
The Nebraska Math and Science Summer Institutes is offering eight courses – four of which are brand-new! – for science teachers this summer. Continue reading…
Spots still open for TEAMS secondary science workshop
Attention secondary science teachers who teach Earth science or environmental studies! This summer, the NDE and UNL have partnered to offer a professional development workshop on Earth science for grades 7-12 science teachers in five cities across the state through Nebraska Partnership TEAMS. Continue reading…
Earn your certification as a Nebraska Master Naturalist Teacher
This one-week, graduate-credit workshop will provide an intensive week of field-based experiences at Cedar Point Biological Station. Earn your certification as a Nebraska Master Naturalist Teacher from June 25-July 1! Continue reading…
New Extension publication addresses petroleum pipelines
A new publication from Nebraska Extension focuses on one of the nation's most debated topics: petroleum pipelines.
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Weatherfest celebrates state's 150th, moves to NIC
The 17th annual Central Plains Severe Weather Symposium and Family Weatherfest on April 1 is branching out beyond meteorology as it grows into its new location at Nebraska Innovation Campus Convention Center, 2021 Transformation Drive. Continue reading…
Young Nebraska Scientists opens 2017 registration
Young Nebraska Scientists 2017 camps include multi-day sessions on Biodiversity at Cedar Point Biological Station, Cybersecurity at University of Nebraska at Kearney, Chemistry at Creighton University, and—NEW—camps on Agricultural Biotechnology at UNK and Microbes at University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Continue reading…
'Monarchs on a Mission'
Monarchs across North America are disappearing. Pesticide and herbicide use, deforestation of their wintering grounds in Mexico and loss of milkweed in the United States are three important reasons for their decline. Continue reading…
Students launch robotics outreach project
Computer science and engineering students at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln are using their computing skills to give back to the community. Continue reading…
Conference to address advances in water and food security from local to global scales
Registration is open for the 2017 Water for Food Global Conference organized by the Robert B. Daugherty Water for Food Global Institute at the University of Nebraska. The conference will be held April 10-12 at Nebraska Innovation Campus in Lincoln. Continue reading…
Proposals wanted for Women in IT Conference
The third annual Women in IT conference at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) will be held October 18-19, 2017. The theme: "Women Advance I.T.” focuses on making change, not just talking about it. Continue reading…
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