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The policy will remain in effect for the duration of the county’s directed health measures. It was set to expire Sept. 30, but local COVID-19 trends in hospitalizations, positivity rate and other factors resulted in an extension through Oct. 28.
The policy will remain in effect for the duration of the county’s directed health measures. It was set to expire Sept. 30, but local COVID-19 trends in hospitalizations, positivity rate and other factors resulted in an extension through Oct. 28.

Indoor mask use extended through Oct. 28

Following an extension of an order from the Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln community will continue to wear masks when indoors.
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Interested in using annotation tools for your research? This workshop on October 12, 2021 at 2 p.m. will address the benefits of annotating research with digital tools.
Interested in using annotation tools for your research? This workshop on October 12, 2021 at 2 p.m. will address the benefits of annotating research with digital tools.

WORKSHOP: Get started with digital annotation

Interested in using annotation tools for your research? This workshop on October 12 at 2 p.m. will address the benefits of annotating research with digital tools. We will discuss and explore modes of digital annotation for web pages, text, and video, including methods for creating and sharing... Continue reading…

 
In this workshop, humanities librarians will talk about and practice reading scholarship strategically, including developing techniques to read for a variety of purposes.
In this workshop, humanities librarians will talk about and practice reading scholarship strategically, including developing techniques to read for a variety of purposes.

WORKSHOP: Review approaches to reading, reviewing scholarship in the humanities

There's always more to read than hours in the day. How can you keep up with reading the relevant scholarship in your field? How do you decide what scholarship to devote significant time and energy to reading? In this workshop, humanities librarians will talk about and practice reading scholarship. Continue reading…

 
Due to limited space, please only register if you can attend. You will need to register through this link and then complete the mandatory waiver included in the registration email.
Due to limited space, please only register if you can attend. You will need to register through this link and then complete the mandatory waiver included in the registration email.

OPPORTUNITY: Eat ice cream, ride bikes during fall-break Graduate Student Ice Cream Bike Ride

Join the Office of Graduate Studies for a leisurely bike ride from City Campus to the UNL Dairy Store on East Campus during Fall Break. While you enjoy a complimentary ice cream treat, Graduate Studies will share social well-being resources on campus before giving you time to connect with other grad Continue reading…

 
UNL University Career Services and the UNL LGBTQA+ Resource Center invite you to Pride in the Workplace, a virtual event where LGBTQA+ students, allies, and employers can create connections and talk about workplace inclusion.
UNL University Career Services and the UNL LGBTQA+ Resource Center invite you to Pride in the Workplace, a virtual event where LGBTQA+ students, allies, and employers can create connections and talk about workplace inclusion.

OPPORTUNITY: Join the conversation on workplace inclusion, intersectional identities

Students have the opportunity to talk with staff from organizations working to create environments that are inclusive for intersectional identities and LBGTQA+ employees and who champion inclusion in the workplace. Continue reading…

 
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