UNL celebrates benefits of studying abroad
Studying abroad can offer plenty of life-changing opportunities, and the International Education Week (November 16-20) at UNL is loaded with events. Continue reading…
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/3hhgJoin The Order of the Engineer
The Order of the Engineer, an association of engineers dedicated to the teaching, administration or practice of engineering, is accepting graduating seniors and graduate students as members. A one-time initiation fee of $20 is required. Construction management students are not eligible to join. Continue reading…
Free shuttle service between Lincoln and Omaha
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…
New Nebraska Enginerding shirts available
Show your engineering pride! Purchase your Nebraska Enginerding t-shirt today! These high-quality shirts are only $10.60 each. They will be available for pick-up from Engineering Student Services offices in Lincoln or Omaha two days after the order is submitted. Continue reading…
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Lincoln Study Stops
(LNK) If you need help with homework or a dedicated space to study by yourself or in a group, come to one of the many Study Stops that are set up for Fall 2015. Free coffee, tea and hot chocolate are provided. Check the web site for schedules and hours at each location. Continue reading…
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/77isPizza slices for sale
(LNK) Engineers Without Borders (EWB) is selling Valentino’s Pizza slices every Thursday inside the west entrance of Nebraska Hall from 10:30 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. All proceeds go to support projects with EWB’s partner community in Madagascar. Continue reading…
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Omaha Study Stops
(OMA) Get help with your engineering, math, chemistry and physics courses at the Engineering Study Stop. Trained peer tutors will be available to help with first- and second-year courses. No appointments necessary. Continue reading…
Originally published November 16, 2015 -
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