This is an important opportunity for graduate students to receive clarifications about the campus policies in place this fall and for what to expect as we go into the spring semester. Questions will be collected for the town hall to ensure those needed to answer them are invited as panelists. Continue reading…
During the 3-week term in January, the Office of Graduate Studies will host two concurrent, virtual TA training programs. One program is open to international teaching assistants and one is open to all teaching assistants. Both programs will run from January 6-19, 2021. Continue reading…
Three postdoctoral researchers won a $650 prize to advance their research or creative activity after quickly and creatively presenting their research in five minutes or less during this year's virtual Nebraska Research Days. Continue reading…
Mark your calendars! The Office of Graduate Studies will host a series of virtual professional development workshops December 7-12, 2020. Topics will include creating an Individual Development Plan, entrepreneurship, public speaking, and more. Continue reading…
Mirroring outcomes of classroom instruction and hands-on research experiences, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln offers a code of conduct that helps prepare students for the real world. Continue reading…
More details at: https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today/article/code-of-conduct-helps-regulate-student-life/
Through a series of walk-in clinics that ended Oct. 30, the University Health Center gave 2,509 flu shots to students. The University Health Center continues to offer flu inoculations to the campus community via appointment. Access is free for students.
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln is realigning resources to better respond to bias incidents among the campus community and offer supports for those impacted by acts of intolerance in the community or across the nation. Continue reading…
The Office of Graduate Studies is offering a grant writing seminar for graduate students presented by Dr. John Robertson, a managing member of Grant Writers' Seminars & Workshops, who has received competitive extramural funding from both NIH and non-federal sources. Continue reading…