Debra Mullen received Awards at Sigma Phi Epsilon Leadership Conference
Debra Mullen received two awards at the recent regional Sigma Phi Epsilon leadership conference in Chicago. Continue reading…
CYAF is kicking off Charter Week in Style!
CYAF is kicking off Charter Week with a t-shirt and ice cream party with the IANR Leadership Team! Continue reading…
Teaching College in the Age of Neo-Diversity
Dr. Rupert Nacoste will be here from 2-4:30p.m. on March 13, 2019 to facilitate a discussion on Teaching College in the New Age of Neo-Diversity. The discussion will be held in the city campus Union in the Colonial room.
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6th Annual Critical Issues Forum
The Department of Educational Administration will host its Critical Issues Forum: Healthy Minds, Healthy Communities: Understanding and Addressing the Mental Health Needs of Students, February 25th, 8:30-3:00 at Southeast Community College. Register: https://cehs.unl.edu/edad/critical-issues-forum/ Continue reading…
Second REACH Training Session
The College has arranged a REACH training session for any faculty, Staff and Graduate Student interested in learning the risk factors, warning signs and how to intervene when students present with depression or potential suicidal ideation. Continue reading…
Seeking Volunteers for Take A Parent to Lunch (TAPL)
Are you around campus in the summer? The College is looking for faculty and staff volunteers who would enjoy having lunch during New Student Enrollment (NSE) orientation with parents of incoming first-year students. Continue reading…
Guetterman to lead two-day Emerging Scholar Workshop
Tim Guetterman, applied research methodologist and co-director of the University of Michigan’s Mixed Methods Program, will lead the two-day Spring 2019 Emerging Scholar Workshop March 7-8. Continue reading…
SRCD conference attendees invited to UNL reception
Faculty, staff, students, alumni, colleagues and friends are invited to attend the University of Nebraska–Lincoln reception March 21 at the 2019 SRCD Biennial Meeting in Baltimore. Continue reading…
Originally published February 15, 2019 -
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