Registration open for Future Husker University

Registration is now open for Future Husker University on July 14. This interactive Husker experience is open to any future Husker ages 7-13 and their families.
Registration is now open for Future Husker University on July 14. This interactive Husker experience is open to any future Husker ages 7-13 and their families.

Registration for the sixth annual Future Husker University on July 14 is now open.

Future Husker University, hosted by the Nebraska Alumni Association, is an immersive and interactive Husker experience on campus for any future Husker, ages 7-13, and their families. The Nebraska Alumni Association has welcomed Nebraska alumni and fans through this experience since 2018.

Participants will take part in classroom activities led by the university’s departments, eat in a student dining hall, tour campus landmarks, and more. At the end of experience, the participants will conclude with a graduation ceremony. They will also have the opportunity of staying in a residence hall overnight for an authentic student experience on July 13.

The costs for adults to attend the event are $55 for Nebraska Alumni Association members and $80 for non-members. Children are $45 each. The registration fee covers lunch, parking, college experiences, FHU gifts and additional snacks on July 14. The residence hall and Thursday activities have additional costs.

The Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts is offering two classes at Future Husker University:

• Logo Mania: Discovering the Graphic Designer in You taught by Assistant Professor of Practice in Graphic Design Jen Landis. In this graphic design class, you will learn the basics of creating your very own logo. Learn about the elements of design, like color, shape and typography, and how to use them to create a logo you love. Landis loves encouraging young artists to explore new ways to express themselves and gain confidence through art. She is the also the creative director and owner of Pincurl Girls, a company that inspires young girls to believe in and love themselves.

• Storytelling on Stage taught by Assistant Professor of Lighting Michelle Harvey. Every TV show, movie, TikTok or play you watch starts as an idea in someone’s head. Come to UNL’s historic Temple Building to see how one idea can be made into a full story that’s designed to be acdted out and told on the theatre stage. Harvey came back to Nebraska in 2020 from Kansas City Repertory Theatre where she helped bring many plays to life as the lighting designer. She’s a Husker herself, holding a bachelor’s degree in theatre arts from UNL.

Visit https://go.unl.edu/fhu2023 for more information and a detailed schedule of the event. Registration is due by June 30.