The Buffett Early Childhood Institute Graduate
Scholars program awards fellowships worth
up to $25,000 to a maximum of four doctoral
students every year. The program seeks to
support high-quality research from diverse
fields that impact young children. The application deadline is March 30. Continue reading…
Three faculty from the Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders will lead sessions at the 2018 Council for Exceptional Children Convention and Expo Wednesday-Saturday, February 7-10, in Tampa, Florida. Continue reading…
A recently published research article on talent development by graduate student Carol Ott Schacht and Educational Psychology professor Ken Kiewra suggests that in the case of three former United States Olympic speed skaters, it was family and location that paved the way for greatness. Continue reading…
UNL Native students interested in STEM subjects and careers are invited to dinner to learn more about the creation of an American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) chapter and other opportunities to become involved. Continue reading…
Video is available from the Jan. 26 Methodology Applications Series presentation by Matt Fritz, assistant professor of educational psychology, titled "Time is on my side: What British rock bands can teach us about designing longitudinal studies." Continue reading…
UNOPA would like to welcome any staff who are interested in UNOPA, or any of the upcoming events provided by UNOPA, to please join us. For more information on UNOPA, any of the upcoming events, and/or carpooling arrangements, please feel free to contact Kelsey Sims (CYAF) at kelsey@unl.edu Continue reading…