This academic year, the Executive Committee is planning panel discussions and workshops to offer advisors and AAA members to pose questions so we can become active agents of change on our campus, to support all of our students and to better recognize the myriad ways in which our differences matter. Continue reading…
More details at: http://aeradivisionj.blogspot.com/2015/05/do-black-lives-matter-to-higher.html
A summary of Fall semester events. Continue reading…
The Conference Planning committee had its first meeting on September 10th. We are currently working to identify a conference theme and speaker. We hope to announce the theme in the near future. Continue reading…
Career Services moves two of the largest Career Fairs to Pinnacle Bank Arena (PBA), making it the largest employer selection available to students to date.
The Business, Service, Government and Liberal Arts fair (Wednesday, Sept. 30) and the Engineering, Science and Technology fair (Thursday, Oct. Continue reading…
LGBTQA+ History Month is observed annually in October to recognize and celebrate the achievements of LGBTQA+ community and those who support and advocate for us. This year, the LGBTQA+ Resource Center will be celebrating LGBTQA+ Voices for Equality in Nebraska!
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Engineering Student Services is hosting 2 NACADA Webinars and all are welcome to attend.The first webinar will be offered November 5th and the second will be offered December 21st. Continue reading…
Included are upcoming events for undecided, Pre-Law, and Pre-Health students. Continue reading…
The University of Nebraska College of Law was recently named the #1 Best Value Law School in the Country by the National Jurist magazine Continue reading…
Included are links to recent articles in the Chronicle of Higher Education which are related to academic advising and issues within academic advising. Continue reading…
Please Save the Date for AAA's Reflections on Diversity Writing Workshop on December 3rd at 2 - 4:30 pm in the Colonial Room of the Nebraska Union.
Sponsored by The African American and African Studies Program of UNL’s Institute for Ethnic Studies Presents a panel discussion on Tuesday, September 29th at 6 -7:30 pm in Nebraska Union - Regency A. Continue reading…
The UNL Chemistry Department is hosting the Chemistry Day on October 3rd, 2015 at Hamilton Hall. High school students, their parents and teachers in Nebraska and surrounding regions are invited to participate in this FREE day event. Continue reading…
CBA is hosting a webinar on Microaggressions which will take place September 30th from 1-2:30 pm in a TBA room. There is no cost to participants. Please RSVP to Natasha Crawford at ncrawford8@unl.edu Continue reading…
If you’re planning on attending the Annual NACADA conference in Las Vegas, please email Meagan Savage at meagansavage@unl.edu. AAA members would like to coordinate carpools and some group activities. Continue reading…
UNL's Greek councils invite you to Greek Street Trick-or-Treat. This event, on Oct. 28th from 6-7:30 pm, is open to all children and grandchildren of UNL faculty and staff, as well as all alumni and advisors for Greek chapters. Continue reading…
As you begin meeting with students for priority registration, for those students who are interested in policy analysis and/or evaluation, please promote the Public Policy Analysis Certificate (PPAC). Continue reading…