Monday, October 12, 3:30-4:30pm
Drs. Jeannette Jones and Zakiya Luna will examine the often-overlooked activism and leadership of women of color in the United States. This dialogue and discussion will allow us to hear from two outstanding scholars and then to ask questions and discuss together. Continue reading…
This session is for students applying to a professional health school that requires the GRE. This session will cover the format of the GRE, exam prep timelines, and helpful resources for GRE prep.
Wednesday, Oct. 14th, 4-5pm CDT, via Zoom at https://unl.zoom.us/j/99715126092
Connect with a Career Coach to talk about your future career goals whether that’s finding an on-campus job, creating/updating resume, identifying internships, preparing for graduate/professional school, etc. Make an appointment on MyPLAN.
Applications for the Clifton Builders Program, which aims to identify and develop students with high leadership and entrepreneurial potential, are now open to first-year students from all majors. Continue reading…
Meet other CLRS students and help plan fun Classics themed events with the UNL Classics Club. Meetings are held Wed. at 5:00 pm.
For more information reach out to Dr. Lippman at mlippman2@unl.edu or stop into his office hours over Zoom on Mon./Wed. from 3:00-4:00. Zoom room: 768-539-9070
Have you been wondering about your courses this spring? Courses will be designated as In-Person, Web Conferencing, or Online. Keep reading to learn more about what the means. If you have questions please schedule a meeting with me so we can discuss what will work best for you! Continue reading…
The return of fall also means the return of flu season, and with the added risks of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is incredibly important to make sure you are protected from this year's influenza virus. This is why the University Health Center is once again offering free flu shots to students.
UNL undergraduates majoring in the arts, social sciences, and the humanities have a new opportunity to apply for a scholarship to fund their graduate studies.
Criteria: US citizen; Want to go to graduate school, probably to get a Ph.D.; 3.7 or above GPA, Demonstrated Financial Need Continue reading…