The next two weeks are about making sure you take the time to study, work on your projects, and utilize your time effectively. Before you know it spring break will be here. Make sure you're reaching out to your professors, TAs, and classmates regularly, this helps ensure success.
Olivia Miller is the Academic Advisor for Anthropology, Geography and Global Studies majors. She is located in 818 Oldfather Hall and you can schedule an appointment with her via MyPLAN. Continue reading…
Summer enrollment begins March 2nd and the department is offering two GIS courses, all cross-listed with NRES: 312 and 427. Both courses will be offered online and count as a technical elective. Summer enrollment opens March 2nd. Continue reading…
Career Services is hosting The Federal Job Search Training featuring Kathryn Troutman on March 3, from 2–4: PM in the Unity Room at the Gaughan Multicultural Center. Kathryn is a well-known author, consultant, and career trainer who assists job seekers interested in working for the U.S. government. Continue reading…
Registration for the 2020 Great Plains Conference: Climate Change and Culture in the Great Plains is now open! Students are invited to submit at this event as part of the Climate Change Lightning Round. Each student selected will give a 4 minute presentation on 4/10. Apply by 3/16. Continue reading…
The 2020 D.C. Professional Enrichment Academy is taking applications now! Apply soon - the final deadline is April 15. Continue reading…
Career Coaches are here to help you find jobs on campus, explore majors and career options, develop your resume, create/update your Handshake account, find internships and more! Schedule online using MyPLAN (no more walk-ins) or email cascareers@unl.edu to get the conversations started. Continue reading…
The Center for Academic Success and Transition (CAST), will host their next Success Workshop - "Procrastinators Unite...Tomorrow: Creating Motivation." All workshops will be in LLS 221, Tuesdays at 4pm and Wednesdays at 5pm. https://success.unl.edu/academic-support/workshops.
Join the Geography Program for our Colloquium Speaker: Dr. Amy Potter as she discusses "Searching for Slavery in the Charleston Plantation Museum Assemblage" on Friday at 5:00pm in the Ubuntu Room of the Multicultural Center. Continue reading…
City Year is currently in the process of hiring people from all majors to serve as AmeriCorps Members during the 2020-2021 school year, with full-time positions starting in July and August. Continue reading…
Career Services and the UNL LGBTQA+ Center have an exciting event coming up called Pride in the Workplace: Conversations and Connections on March 16th from 4-6pm in the Wick Alumni Center. Continue reading…
The Department of Anthropology is excited to announce Dr. Belcher's summer field school to Munster, Germany. Students will receive instruction in forensic anthropology in a real-life setting related to the recovery of a MIA US servicemember from a 1945 B-24H bomber crash. Applications due 3/30. Continue reading…