Several finalists have the opportunity to win a $1,000 grant to complete projects that will benefit the UNL community! Vote for the ones that catch your attention at the link below.
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/meys
Special opportunity for first year students who have not traveled abroad before. Subsidized by the Education Abroad office the trip to Belize will allow students an opportunity to experience traveling abroad and learning the value of international education. All UNL first year students are eligible Continue reading…
Lincoln Literacy is a local non-profit that teaches adults to read and write in English. The Scrabble Scramble Tournament is an annual fundraiser in the fall that raises money to serve their English learners. The tournament will take place Nov. 8 from 1-5. Email lgraef@lincolnliteracy.org for info.
More details at: http://lincolnliteracy.org/
From Nov. 21-23, the Center for People In Need will be hosting Giving ThanksGiving, an event where food donations and gift certificates to grocery stores are distributed so low-income families can enjoy holiday traditions. Shifts are two hours long and volunteers can sign up at the link below.
Dr. Alice Kang, assistant professor of political science and ethnic studies, will present her research on the influence of Muslim women's activism on legislative reform. Continue reading…
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/faskCheck out our Service Study ASB to sunny Fresno, CA over Winter Break! Students will study migrant workers, immigration, and solar panel installation. Stop by the Center to learn more, or apply online at the link below!
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/539f
Would you like to build your skills as a social justice activist? “Social Justice Talks: Living Activism” is scheduled for Wednesday, October 28 at the Sheldon Museum of Art from 5:30 to 8:30 pm. Register on-line at http://goo.gl/forms/N82ypmR3UX to reserve your place at this exciting workshop.
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On Monday, November 2, 2015, at 7:00 p.m. the Malone Community Center Symposium will host a panel about "Historic Community Organizations and Institutions." The panel will be moderated by Ms. Abigail B. Anderson, M.C.R.P. and our Symposium Coordinator. free and open to the public. See link below!
More details at: http://www.malonecenter.orgNovember is National Hunger Awareness Month. Donate food to local families in need by registering a team at the link below for Dare to Care, a campus-wide food donation competition. Individuals can also donate food in collection bins across both campuses.
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/nvuk