5.00 PM- 5.30 PM: Online Vigil
5.30 PM- 6.30 PM: In-person Vigil
This is a joint collaboration with OASIS and Global Studies to honor those who have lost their lives, offer hope to those who have experienced hate, and support the Asian community during these difficult times. Continue reading…
Tell UNL About Your Internship/Co-op, Volunteerism, Research, and other Experience! Continue reading…
Literature and the Environment-a field immersion course exploring literature of the Great Plains at Cedar Point Biological Station
July 18-31
ENGL 317, ACE 5, 3 credits with Emily Rau
Colonialism & Racial Injustice in Kenya & South Africa: Experiences and Responses
This virtual program seeks to engage students with historical and present-day issues of racial injustice and oppression in Kenya and South Africa.
Summer 2021 Pre-session: JOMC 491, 3 credits
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Remember that April 16th is the last day to withdraw from one or more full semester courses for the term. If you have questions about the impact of withdrawing from a course on your degree please make an appointment with me in MyPlan to discuss.
Global Café: Careers in Conflict Prevention with USAID
Thursday, April 15th, 12:30-1:30pm CST, via Zoom go.unl.edu/usaid
Rob Horvath, Deputy Director of the Center for Conflict and Violence Prevention at USAID, will present on USAID’s work preventing conflict and violence around the globe. Continue reading…
Hear of the early Japanese immigrants, the affect of WWII and the changing laws of Nebraska that impacted their lives, including recent connections to Japan.
Thursday, April 15th from 1:30-2:30 with Vickie Sakurada Schaepler
Zoom ID: 925 1529 0027
Take this opportunity to practice taking the LSAT under timed conditions. This practice exam will be in paper and pencil format, and not a digital format like the official LSAT exams. Continue reading…
More details at: https://exploreregistration.unl.edu