All Nebraska Engineering students are eligible to participate in the annual Engineering Industry/Professional Networking Trip, which will be March 21-25 in Denver. Early registration (by Jan. 30) is $175. Late registration (Jan. 31-Feb. 13) is $225. For more information or to register online, go to Continue reading…
UNL College of Engineering students can use N-E-Ride for FREE transportation Mondays through Fridays between the Lincoln (Othmer Hall) and Omaha (PKI and UNMC) campuses. Continue reading…
Finding the real-time locations of the N-E Ride vehicles or accessing the shuttle schedules is easier when you download a new, free app to your Apple or Android phone. To find the app, go to your online app store and type N-E Ride into the search bar.
All Nebraska Engineering students, especially those still seeking summer internships, are encouraged to take advantage of the Spring Career Fair on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at the Nebraska Union in Lincoln. More than 120 companies typically attend this event, and some may still be seeking summer interns.
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Learn everything you need to know and do to rock the upcoming Spring Career Fair and get free pizza at the Career Fair Prep Day on Thursday, Jan. 29, at PKI in Omaha. Lincoln students are welcome to attend. Continue reading…
A look at upcoming events open to engineering students on the Lincoln and Omaha campuses: Continue reading…
(LNK) The Society for Women Engineers will be having its first meeting of the semester at 7 p.m., Tuesday in Jorgensen 251. Feel free to come if you have never been to a SWE meeting before and to learn more about what SWE will be up to this semester.
(LNK) Did you get an email saying you are on College of Engineering probation this semester? Make sure to talk to your advisor and attend one of the special workshops to get back on track. Sessions will be held in SEC 237 on Wednesday, Jan. 28 at 2 p.m., and on Wednesday, Feb. 11 at 3:30 p.m.
(OMA) Engineering Study Stops will be held in PKI 108 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., beginning Jan. 26. Students can work in groups, get help with their math, chemistry and physics courses and meet with peer tutors.