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Emerging Tech Conference
The College of Business and College of Engineering present the Emerging Tech Conference on Friday, March 7, 8:45 a.m.-1:30 p.m. in Howard L. Hawks Hall. The conference will feature the latest technological advancements and their impact on business, engineering and society.
NCSAM 2024: Recognize & Report Phishing
Be cautious of unsolicited messages asking for personal information. Avoid sharing sensitive information or credentials with unknown sources. Report phishing attempts and delete the message. Learn ways to recognize and report suspicious emails in this week's awareness topic!
NCSAM 2024: Keep Software Updated
Don't delay software updates. Flaws in software can give criminals access to files or accounts. Programmers fix these flaws as soon as they can, but we must install updates for the latest protection! Learn ways to keep up to date in this week's awareness topic!
NCSAM 2024: Multifactor Authentication (MFA)
Multifactor authentication means using more than just a password to access an app or account. With MFA, we might be asked to enter a text code or use a fingerprint. It alerts us and prevents others from accessing our accounts. Learn ways to increase security with MFA in this week's awareness topic!
NCSAM 2024: Use Strong Passwords
Using an easy-to-guess password is like locking the door but leaving the key in the lock. Weak passwords can quickly be broken by computer hackers. Learn ways to manage strong passwords in this week's awareness topic!
Secure Our World: National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM)
University of Nebraska commits to Secure Our World by taking action during National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NSCAM) to reduce Cyber Risk.
BRLX 2024 Featuring MAGIC!
The Lied Center kicks off each new school year with the Big Red Lied Experience (BRLX), featuring a new artist in an exclusive show for UNL students!
This FREE event is part of the Arts for All program and does not require a ticket reservation.
Evening Lecture: Dr. James Madden on Artificial Intelligence and the Human Soul
Prof. James Madden of Benedictine College will present a lecture on Artificial Intelligence and the Human Soul on Nov. 17th at 5:00 PM in the Platte River Room in the City Campus Union. Those interested in philosophy, AI, and religion are encouraged to attend.
OmniSOC Internship Opportunity 2023
Six-week internship (June 20th - July 28th) focused on Security Operation Center (SOC) functions, security analysis, and platform engineering.
Request for Workshop Proposals: UNL All-Staff Conference
Participate in the third annual UNL All-Staff Conference by being a workshop presenter. The conference will feature workshops that engage staff in conversation and interactive experiences around a variety of subthemes focused on the impact UNL staff make on the campus community.
Life in Lincoln returns
The International Student and Scholar Office (ISSO) is excited to bring back Life in Lincoln! Students will have a weekly opportunity to enjoy activities around the campus and the Lincoln community and make new friends.
PIESL Conversational Partners Program Open to Students, Faculty, Staff
Students, faculty members and staff are invited to participate in the Programs in English as a Second Language (PIESL) Conversational Partners program. The registration deadline is January 28.
Nebraska Ambassadors Forum is Oct. 26
The university and Lincoln communities are invited to attend the 2021 Nebraska Ambassadors Forum examining Africa’s role in the contemporary world from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Oct. 26 at the Nebraska Union Platte River Room.
Partners sought for International Education Week celebration
All colleges, departments and campus organizations are invited to host an event in celebration of International Education Week from Nov. 1 to 24 in partnership with the Office of Global Strategies.
International students invited to share at Community Chats
International students will be able to raise their voices and share their experiences in a series of Community Chats hosted by the International Advisory Board (ISAB). The series is held Oct. 25 (6-7 p.m.).
Be bold: Sign up to be Husker Dialogues volunteer
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln community has an opportunity to take a bold step and become a Husker Dialogues 2021 volunteer.
The Husker Dialogues planning committee seeks faculty, staff and student leaders to serve in various roles to help make the 2021 program a success.
Become a CornHacks organizer
CornHacks brings over 150 participants to UNL to create a project in 24 hours to be assessed by industry professionals and compete for several prizes. Students interested in organizing and planning CornHacks 2022 are invited to fill out this form: https://forms.gle/WQbaQFLEzHTZe3r16
Webinar on immigration updates affecting UNL’s international community is July 23
All UNL students, faculty and staff are invited to a webinar from 1-2:30 p.m. on Thursday, July 23: “Understanding the Latest Developments Affecting UNL's International Students, Scholars and Employees.” Hosted by ISSO, panelists will answer general questions submitted in advance.
Pre-Health Club First General Meeting (Now with Zoom)!
Wanting to learn more about health professions? Interested in medicine, but don't know where to look? Desiring to network with other hard-working Pre-Health students like yourself? Well, say no more! The UNL Pre-Health Club is made to accomplish these goals and more through our meetings and events!
Request for Proposals, All-UNL Staff Conference
Share knowledge, experience, and ideas and build your professional network by offering a content-rich session individually or as part of a team at the All UNL-Staff Conference, “Empowerment: Learning and Networking at Nebraska” - May 13, 2020. Submit your proposal by January 24, 2020.
Ballet Folkórico de Mexico
The Lied Center just released 250 more free tickets for University of Nebraska-Lincoln students to attend the Ballet Folklórico de Mexico.
Technology and Democratic Engagement - Public Lecture
Technology. Ethics. Societal Impact.
How is technology influencing our democracy? How do social media algorithms influence the information we receive? Find out at the free public lecture on Technology and Democratic Engagement in the Sheldon Art Auditorium on Wed., Oct. 24th from 6:00 - 7:30 pm.
Free Plain White T's concert for UNL students
The Arts For All program excited to introduce this year's Big Red Lied Experience Artist: The Plain White T's. The shows, free for University of Nebraska-Lincoln students, are at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Friday, Sept. 21.
Calling all women with a STEM major or minor
Stop by the City Campus Union between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Thursday, April 19, to sign a poster with a statement about why you stay in STEM despite the obstacles. Stickers and other resources will be handed out. Hosted by Saisha Adhikari and Lexie Karkazis, in conjunction with FCLA and ASUN.
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New NU-Connect offers automated connection to secure Wi-Fi
Information Technology Services (ITS) implemented a new Wi-Fi access network named NU-Connect on the Kearney and Lincoln campuses Saturday.
NU-Connect provides an automated configuration for attaching laptops and most mobile devices to the secure and encrypted eduroam network.
Microsoft GM to discuss technology for sustainability, accessibility
Shelley McKinley, general manager of Microsoft technology and corporate responsibility group, will discuss Microsoft’s work to build a better future in sustainability and accessibility from 3 to 4 p.m. Mar. 28 at the Kaufman Academic Center, Great Hall.
Registration deadline for SciComm March 2
SciComm, the three-day science communication conference featuring NPR science correspondent Joe Palca, is set for March 23 to 25 at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Union. Registration is due Friday, March 2.
My Pop-Up Shoppe
Run your own startup in a weekend! My Pop-Up Shoppe will provide all of the resources, you just need to be willing to learn. Then you have the opportunity to be a startup founder for a weekend. Register as a team or individual and gain real, hands-on experience.