Inclusivity Squared – National speaker and “inclusionist” Ellie Krug
Apr. 7, 2017 at 12:00 pm–3:00 pm in the Nebraska Union Room: Colonial Room.
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Credit by Exam web page updated
The anticipated update of the Transfer Credit Evaluation page is complete. The major changes involve the “Types of Credit” page which includes credit by exam and military credit. Continue reading…
More details at: http://creditevaluation.unl.edu/credit-typesUpdate from First-Year Experience & Transition Programs
Learn about new programming developments, coming in the fall 2017 semester, from the FYE&TP office. Discover where we are headed with First Husker, our workshop series, tutoring services, and new academic resources in the academic planner. Continue reading…
CBA Choosing Your Major Workshop
Have students interested in a CBA Major or Minor? Encourage them to attend the CBA Choosing Your Major Workshop on April 12 or 13, from 4:00-5:00 PM in CBA 222. Continue reading…
English Department Statement in support of the LGBTQA+ Community and Transgender Rights
English Department Statement in support of the LGBTQA+ Community and Transgender Rights Continue reading…
New Exploring Majors & Careers Model
Learn about this new model, designed to help students explore majors and careers. Continue reading…
Keep up with the latest in Student Affairs
The Husker Advocate is a biweekly newsletter from Student Affairs that highlights events and services across campus. Sign up to receive this newsletter to help students keep up with all that campus has to offer. Continue reading…
NRES 422/822 Lab Earth: Earth’s Changing Systems to be offered First Five Week Session
This course is part of the Lab Earth series and explores the fundamental concepts related to understanding Earth's changing natural systems in the past, present, and the future. The course is fully online. Continue reading…
Classics Tutoring Available
Eta Sigma Phi is offering tutoring for 100 & 200 Classics classes every Thursday from 6 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. in Andrews 11. Continue reading…
Application Workshop for Veterinary Program, April 22
Students planning to apply to UNL’s Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine won’t want to miss a workshop designed to prepare them for the application process. Space is limited so early registration is strongly encouraged. Continue reading…
New Student Enrollment Upcoming Dates
Mark your calendars for NSE related dates Continue reading…
Feedback Request- Training Regarding Diversity and Inclusion for Faculty/ Staff
Karen Kassebaum, Director of Staff Diversity in Human Resources, has asked us to submit ideas on training topics that could be implemented on campus to help educate faculty and staff. Any feedback can be e-mailed to Dr. Karen Kassebaum at kkassebaum2@unl.edu. Continue reading…
Important Information for Students Applying to Health School
Encourage students who are preparing to apply to health professions schools to attend these upcoming events. Continue reading…
Call for Donations for First Husker 2017
Spring cleaning? Donate unwanted crafting items to First Husker! Continue reading…
Lincoln Commission on Human Rights: Civil Rights Conference
On April 25th, The Lincoln Commission on Human Rights is hosting Civil Rights Conference. Registrations are due by April 12th. For more information please visit http://lincoln.ne.gov/city/attorn/human/.
“Why the Classroom Is a Sacred Place for Me and Why I’ll Keep Venturing Out Into ‘No-Man’s Land’…Even During These Abortion Wars,” The American Histor
In this essay, Professor Rose Holz examines the difficulties of teaching controversial subjects while offering hope that it can be done. Continue reading…
More details at: http://tah.oah.org/february-2017/why-the-classroom-is-a-sacred-place-for-me-and-why-i-ll-keep-venturing-out-into-no-man-s-land-even-during-these-abortion-wars/Field Courses in Art Offer Opportunities for Students, Professionals
Art at Cedar Point classes are taught at UNL's Cedar Point Biological Station. ART 383 Mixed Media: Art and Nature June 5 – 16, 2017, is offered for undergraduate and graduate credit and fulfills ACE 7 requirements and continuing education credit for K-12 instructors. There are no prerequisites. Continue reading…
NRES/GEOG 289 People and the Land: Human Environmental Interactions on the Great Plains. ACE SLO 5&6 Fall 2017
ACE 5 & 6 Course explores past use of the Great Plains environment. Continue reading…
Upcoming Preparing for the U.S. Job Search Event
Share about this upcoming event, designed to help international students prepare for their future. Continue reading…
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