Several UNL offices partner to focus on conducting research, writing, and teaching with integrity and honesty. Sessions range from what to do when academic dishonesty is suspected, to the ethics of conducting research on humans, and avoiding plagiarism. View the week's schedule at the link below
Open house sessions allow faculty, staff and students to offer input into an update of UNL’s master physical plan and new landscape master plan: 3-6 p.m., Sept. 12, Nebraska Union and noon-2 p.m., Sept. 13, East Union. It's a "chance to help guide our growth in the future," said UNL's Jennifer Dam. Continue reading…
OMA | Academic planners from ESAB are still available to current Nebraska Engineering students in Omaha programs. Get yours at PKI 107: first come, first served and please take only one per student.
The student chapter of the Nebraska Society of Professional Engineers (NeSPE) will participate in a discussion with the professional chapter about educational requirements for licensure. If you have input to share, offer it at the one-question survey at the link below before Friday, Sept. 14.