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Colloquium on Racial Justice "What is Critical Race Theory, Anyway, & Why Do Politicians Care?"
Curious? Join us! This hour-long discussion will feature a discussion of the topic with time for audience Q&A. Everyone is welcome.
Colloquium on Racial Justice
"What is Critical Race Theory, Anyway, & Why Do Politicians Care?"
Thursday, October 14 6pm CT
Zoom webinar. Free & open to the public.
Registration required: https://go.unl.edu/iescrt
Panelists:
Richard Moberly, Dean of the College of Law
Luis Othoniel Rosa, Modern Languages & Literatures & Ethnic Studies
Cynthia Willis-Esqueda, Psychology & Ethnic Studies
Jordan Charlton, English & Ethnic Studies
Eli Ornelas, Sociology & Ethnic Studies
Moderator:
Joy Castro, English & Ethnic Studies
You can make an appointment with me in MyPlan to discuss your semester, degree planning, internships, and other experiential learning opportunities.
I have advising appointments available in the mornings on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays and in the afternoons Monday-Thursday. Advising appointments will be 45 minutes.
Need a quick question answered or to check in (20 minutes or less)? I'll offer drop in advising on Monday mornings from 10:00-12:00 and Friday afternoons from 1:00-3:00. Drop in advising will happen over Zoom only. The link for drop-in advising is here.
Make sure to make an appointment before your priority enrollment date!
Remember October 15 (Fri.) is the last day to change a full semester course registration to or from “Pass/No Pass". If you have questions about the impact of changing a course to Pass/No pass please reach out to Sarah at sfeit2@unl.edu or come to virtual drop-in advising on Friday from 1:00-3:00.
Each week I will highlight experiences like internships, research, education abroad, leadership and service that you can take part of to further develop your skills and knowledge outside the classroom. Let your curiosity move you! Continue reading…
The university and Lincoln communities are invited to attend the 2021 Nebraska Ambassadors Forum examining Africa’s role in the contemporary world from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Oct. 26 at the Nebraska Union Platte River Room. Continue reading…
Applications are open from Oct. 11-Nov. 1 to be a CAS Student Ambassador! These undergraduate students promote pride in and develop awareness of the college's academic programs and activities with prospective students, parents, alumni, and the general public. Continue reading…
Join the Center for Advocacy, Response and Education (CARE) for an event aimed at increasing domestic/dating violence awareness. This bingo session will focus on songs that talk about toxic and unhealthy relationships. Come win prizes and share in drinks and snacks! Continue reading…
OASIS Study Studio is a great place for students that might need additional support in their classes. There are Learning Consultants in MATH, BIOS, LIFE, ACCT, PHYS, and more! We operate from 5pm-8pm Monday-Thursday, with options available in person on both campuses and virtually.
All undergraduate students can apply by Oct. 15 for the new Peace Corps Prep program that combines UNL coursework with hands-on and professional development experiences to prepare for a career in international development. Continue reading…
