E-Week, a tradition at UNL since 1913, is a week of activities for current students on both campuses (Lincoln and Omaha). It is held Feb. 23-27 in conjunction with National Engineers Week and offer food, fun and games. Register to participate or attend by going to:
Save the date: 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 be seeking interns.
Students are invited to find out what’s happening in the College of Engineering by attending one of Dean Tim Wei’s two town hall meetings, sponsored by eSAB – Tuesday, Feb. 17 from 6-7 p.m. in SEC 237 (Lincoln) and on Thursday, March 5 from 5:30-6:30 p.m. in PKI 250 (Omaha).
Donate new and gently used clothing to the Engineers Without Borders Clothing Drive to benefit the Matt Talbot Kitchen and Outreach Center. The drive runs Feb. 9-20. Look for boxes in the Engineering Complex (Lincoln City Campus), Chase Hall (East Campus) and the Peter Kiewit Institute (Omaha).
The Nebraska Society of Professional Engineers and the Lincoln Engineer's Club are offering scholarships to current UNL engineering students who are members of the student chapter of NeSPE. Applications must include your resume, a personal statement and letter of recommendation. Deadline is April 1.
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. If either campus is closed because of inclement weather, the shuttle will not run on that day. 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.
(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 the special workshop on Wednesday, Feb. 11 in SEC 237 to get back on track.
(LNK) Engineers Without Borders (EWB) is selling pizza slices every Thursday in Nebraska Hall, near the stairs on the west side of the building. Members of EWB will sell the pizza and drinks beginning at 10:30 a.m. until they are gone.
(OMA) Summer 2015 classes can be viewed on UNO’s website. Advising is required for undergraduate engineering students on the Omaha campus before registering. Pick up your advising form in PKI 107 before meeting with your advisor. Registration begins March 3. Check your MavLINK account for date/time.
More details at: http://registrar.unomaha.edu/schedule.php(OMA) Engineering students are invited to a Q&A session at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 18 in PKI 158 to discuss becoming a professional engineer. The presentation, sponsored by the Nebraska Board of Engineers and Architects, will focus on the first steps to licensure. Free pizza will be provided.