The American Indian Journalism Institute, founded in 2001, is an academic, scholarship and internship program for college students run and underwritten by the Freedom Forum Diversity Institute.
American Indian students often do not consider journalism as a career option, in part because many of thei Continue reading…
Student Involvement is a great place to work! You’ll meet new friends, make an impact on your campus, and develop your professional skills. Working on-campus is convenient and working for Student Involvement is the ultimate involvement opportunity.
Whether you’re interested in developing your leade Continue reading…
Three-week presession; travel May 20-27
Enhance your advertising, public relations and journalistic skills and techniques by being part of the team covering the preparations for the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C. You will learn multimedia storytelling techniques, mobile technolog Continue reading…
Stressed out from midterms? Wind down this week with fun and games.
ACES is holding Game Day at 3:30 p.m., Friday, in Room 120, Andersen Hall.
If you like playing games - think Trivial Pursuit, Jeopardy, Geography Bowl - plan to get competitive. You don't have to be an ACES member to play - althou Continue reading…
Summer Reading Courses are designed for students who need some flexibility in their schedule. No matter what your summer fun, you can still get some UNL credits done.
Registration is March 5 - May 13 with classes starting May 14.
Summer Reading Courses do not count toward full-time enrollment fo Continue reading…