Through the fall semester, UNL College of Engineering students can use N-E-Ride for FREE transportation Mondays through Fridays between Lincoln (Othmer Hall) Omaha (Scott and UNMC) campuses. Continue reading…
More details at: http://engineering.unl.edu/n-e-ride/
Find out how you can join any of the College of Engineering’s clubs and organizations and learn about other resources at the Engineering Student Organization Fair on Tuesday, Sept. 6 from 4:30-7 p.m. in the Union Ballroom at the Nebraska Union in Lincoln.
Any student’s path to becoming an engineer can be navigated more easily with an experienced guide. The Engineering Student Services staff in Lincoln (Nebraska Hall W204) and Omaha (PKO 107) are committed to helping you reach your goals.
More details at: http://engineering.unl.edu/current-students/
Fall is here, and so is the Nebraska Engineering Apparel! Proceeds go to Latin@'s in STEM (formerly MAES). Check out all of the apparel at the link below. Order deadline is Sept. 16. Free delivery pick up at PKI 100 (Omaha) Sept. 30 and Nebraska Hall W204 (engineering library) on Oct. 5.
(LNK) Finding your way in the City Campus engineering complex - Othmer Hall, Scott Engineering Center, and Nebraska Hall - is easier this fall with interactive touch-screen maps available on the televisions near the elevators inside the main entrances of Othmer and Nebraska halls.
(LNK) UNL’s Engineering Student Advisory Board (eSAB), which works with the deans, faculty, staff and alumni on improving the college, is accepting application for 2016-17 membership. Continue reading…
More details at: http://engineering.unl.edu/esab-lincoln/
(LNK) Students, ages 19 and older, are needed to participate in a study that will evaluate robot technology. The study, conducted in the UNL NIMBUS Lab in the Schorr Center for Computer Science and Engineering, will take about 90 minutes and information about participants will remain confidential. Continue reading…
Engineers Without Borders will be selling Valentino's Pizza on the second floor landing of the Nebraska Hall main stairwell every Thursday. All proceeds go to support projects with our partner community in Madagascar. Get a great lunch and support a great cause. Continue reading…
(OMA) The Nebraska Engineering Student Council at Omaha (NESCO) and the Freshman Engineering Student Council at Omaha (FrESCO) are accepting membership applications through Sept. 7 on MavSync. Continue reading…
The first NESCO meeting is Tuesday at 7 p.m . in PKI 158 and is open to any College of Engineering student. Please come and share your thoughts on the state of the college and what NESCO can do to further benefit the student experience.
(OMA) Are you interested in constructing, discussing and participating in all things robotic? Come join us this semester as UN Robotics meets on Monday nights at 7 p.m. in PKI 313. UN Robotics is centered on the engineering of hardware and software for local competitions. All NU students welcome. Continue reading…
More details at: https://www.unrobotics.org/