Huskers can now apply for a new University of Nebraska student serviceship program to assist with flood recovery efforts.
The program, based on a successful initiative offered through the NU Rural Futures Institute, will place up to 50 students directly in communities impacted by the flooding. Continue reading…
FEMA is currently in Nebraska to help those affected by the recent major flooding. A part of FEMA’s plan allows local residents to become temporary employees for FEMA to aid recovery efforts and provide valuable service experience. Read on to learn how to apply! Continue reading…
To uphold Nebraska's ideals of "the Good Life", its essential to serve those who call Nebraska home. The Center for Civic Engagement is working with flood recovery authorities to organize an effective response. Read on to learn how you can receive service updates and serve fellow Nebraskans! Continue reading…
Although flood recovery authorities are recommending service excursions wait until further notice, there are still viable ways you can aid impacted communities. Read below to find out How! Continue reading…
Have a drive to serve, but don't know where to look? The Husker Civic Challenge calls all students to sign in to their givepulse account and look for an opportunity that ignites their passion for service. Read on to learn the process for joining givepulse and embracing the challenge! Continue reading…
Students, Faculty, and Staff: thank you for making the Big Event a huge success! The impact you had on the Lincoln community was astounding, inspiring, and important. Read on to learn about the exciting results of this special day of service! Continue reading…
The Center would like to congratulate the new 2019 recipients of the Certificate for Civic Engagement! Your leadership, passion, and empathy for service have given much to your community. We hope your participation in the program has developed your civic, cultural, and social mindedness!