If you or your students need medicine, remember that the University Health Center is a convenient on-campus resource to help you stay well. Keep reading to learn more about the services it offers.
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Our November Wisdom Wednesday topic is self-care. Our speakers will address ways to care for ourselves and our students.
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There has never been a more critical time to consider taking a course in Gerontology. Continue reading…
More details at: https://catalog.unl.edu/undergraduate/public-affairs-community-service/gerontology-minor/Our mission is to provide a caring, supportive environment that fosters individual well-being, academic success, and character growth to transform students in recovery into leaders in our community. To do so, we need your help! Please click here for more information Continue reading…
More details at: https://resilience.unl.edu/recoveryInterested in why some nations continue to grow in prosperity while others struggle? What about the 700 million people who still live on less than $1.90/day? Are you interested in nonprofit and NGO management and organizing as a career field? This class is for you. Open to all UNL students. Continue reading…
More details at: https://sgis.unl.edu/welcomeIn Spring 2021, Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs and Global Studies are teaming up to launch a brand new course to inspire and equip UNL students to become human rights changemakers. This course is open to all UNL students. In this course, students will explore nine of the most pressing and complex human rights challenges we face today, and learn from the examples of inspiring, pathbreaking changemakers who are charting a way forward on these issues. Learning from the examples of these changemakers, students will cultivate the professional skills necessary to make human rights change, including but not limited to strategic communication, online outreach, quantitative data analysis, and public speaking. Students will emerge from the course with a portfolio of work that evidences the skills they’ve cultivated throughout the semester, which they can use to advance their careers as professionals positioned to be human rights changemakers in a diverse array of industries. Continue reading…
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