Course Spotlight: RELG 150 Jesus a Global History
RELG 150: Jesus a Global History
Fall 2021/ACE 5
TU/TH 11:00-12:15 pm
Course Spotlight: RELG 350
RELG 350: Issues in the Theory and Study of Religion
Prof. Max Mueller
Max.Mueller@unl.edu
T/TH 9:30-10:45
Course Spotlight: CLAS/HIST-317-001 The Roman Empire
This course will examine the rise and fall of the Roman empire. We will study the unique personalities and leadership styles of Roman emperors, comparing the ways in which they shaped Roman history and culture.
M/W/F 2:30-3:20 Continue reading…
CAS Days Scavenger Hunt
Join for a virtual scavenger hunt by using the link below. Participants will be put into a drawing for a $15 or $25 UNL bookstore gift card!
Tuesday, April 20
https://go.unl.edu/cas_scavengerhunt
EN Thompson Committee
Be a part of Lincoln's and UNL's premier lecture series, the EN Thompson Forum on World Issues, as a member of the Forum on World Issues Student Committee.
Apply on go.unl.edu/ent-student
Advising Tip of the Week-Final Exam Prep
Three quick links to help prepare for finals:
UNL's final exam schedule: https://registrar.unl.edu/academic-calendar/final-exam/
Find a place to study: https://libraries.unl.edu/places-study
Tips on building a study group provided by CAST: https://www.instagram.com/p/CNqfumcpwjD/
Madeline Miller, the author of the bestselling feminist novel Circe, Zoomed into "Women in Classical Mythology."
Students in the class read Circe before meeting with Miller. The seminar, which coincided with Women’s History Month, gave students a chance to ask her questions about Circe and to discuss the process of adapting myths to highlight the agency of female characters.
Full story in link below.
New Experiential Learning Dashboard in MyRed
Tell UNL About Your Internship/Co-op, Volunteerism, Research, and other Experience! Continue reading…
disABILITY at Work: Discussions on Career Strategies and Resources
disABILITY at Work: Discussions on Career Strategies and Resources
Wednesday, April 21st, 3-4pm CST, via Zoom
All are welcome to learn about strategies that students with disabilities can use to be successful in their careers.
Originally published April 19, 2021 -
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