Student Advisory Panel today
The Student Advisory Panel will be held Wednesday, Nov. 7 in Avery 348 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Stop by in between classes to share your feedback, grab some pizza, and win a prize! Continue reading…
Last State of the Practice event of semester at Nobl
The last State of the Practice event of the semester will be at Nobl with Don't Panic Labs next Tuesday, Nov. 13. Stop by between 4 and 6 p.m. to chat with employees about jobs and internships! Continue reading…
Attend colloquium by Justin Bradley this Friday
CSE assistant professor Justin Bradley will speak on Friday, Nov. 9 as part of the Mathematics department's colloquium series. His talk, “Control and CS.* in Aerospace Systems,” will be at 4 p.m. in 115 Avery Hall. Continue reading…
Colloquium with Eric Deeds next Tuesday
University of Kansas associate professor Eric Deeds will be giving a talk on Tuesday, Nov. 13. His talk, "Fundamental Trade-Offs Between Information Flow in Single Cells and Cellular Populations," will begin at 4 p.m. in 115 Avery Hall. Continue reading…
Add wireless courses to your spring schedule
If you're interested in wireless communication and need to add another course to your spring schedule, consider enrolling CSCE990-004: Mobile and Wireless Security or CSCE 465/865 Wireless Communication Networks. Continue reading…
Raikes School Design Studio projects underway
Student-led Design Studio projects—a key differentiator in capstone education at the Raikes School—are under way to build groundbreaking solutions for industry partners this year. Continue reading…
Report your internship or co-op
The College of Engineering tracks the internships and co-ops our students participate in. Please report your internship or co-op if you held one in Summer 2018 or Fall 2018. Continue reading…
Donate to annual Corn Bowl Blood Drive
Give blood on Nov. 13–14 from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. on the Union Plaza! The Innocents Society is partnering with the Nebraska Community Blood Bank for the Corn Bowl exchange with the University of Iowa. Continue reading…
Record research and creative activity experience in Handshake
Students can now record research and creative activity experiences in Handshake, the career platform utilized by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, making it possible for you to showcase the specialized knowledge and skills you’ve gained in your experience to future employers. Continue reading…
Wu to defend master's thesis next week
Jun Wu's master's thesis defense, "Reducing the Tail Latency of a Distributed NoSQL Database," will be Wednesday, Nov. 15 at 2 p.m. in 211 Schorr Center. Continue reading…
Attend Intern and Research Abroad panel event
Join student alumni as they share their stories of gaining internship and research experience abroad at a panel event on Wednesday, Nov. 14 in the City Campus Union Crib. Continue reading…
Walk-in advising available this week
Walk-in advising appointments are available through the rest of this week for students who still need assistance in planning their spring 2019 schedule. Continue reading…
Department of Animal Science seeking web designer
The Department of Animal Science is currently seeking a student worker to assist with web designing. Continue reading…
Attend monthly Ruby and Open Source meeting
StartUpLNK is hosting a monthly meeting for those interested in learning and discussing Open Source, Ruby, and Ruby-on-Rails. The next meetup will be Wednesday, Nov. 14. Continue reading…
Donate to Thanksgiving Supply Drive
To help kick-off the holiday season and in coordination with Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week, the College of Engineering is sponsoring a food/supplies drive Nov. 12-16 to benefit the Huskers Pantry in Lincoln and the Maverick Food Pantry in Omaha. Continue reading…
Originally published November 7, 2018 -
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