No. 9103
Next issue of Keeping Up - April 29, 2015
Science Olympiad
Get ready Nebraska. May 14-16, more than 2,000 6th-12th grade students from across the U.S. will converge on Lincoln and the UNL campus for the 2015 Science Olympiad National Tournament. A unique and exciting event, the annual Science Olympiad has been held for 31 years. Continue reading…
Time Zone Reminder
Small courtesies:
So many new people! So much to learn and absorb! As you create and send invitations to events around the state, please add the time zone associated with your event. Many of our new Nebraska Extension staff are working hard to learn all about our great state and organization. Continue reading…
Women in Ag Learning Network Webinar
April 21, 12:00 pm EST
In this webinar, learn about assessing potential risks on your agritourism business. You'll also hear from two farmers who will share their knowledge and experience in the agritourism industry. Continue reading…
Seeking Applications for Nebraska SET Program
May 7th is the deadline for Regional Groups to apply for the 2015-2016 Stronger Economies Together (SET) Program. Continue reading…
Loecke to discuss high frequency sensors, environmental problems
Terry Loecke, research assistant professor in the UNL School of Natural Resources, will present "High Frequency Sensors for Addressing Local to Global Environmental Problems" at 2 p.m., April 17 in Hardin Hall, Room 163. The seminar is free and open to the public. Continue reading…
'Seminar in Historical Geography' to be offered in fall
David Wishart, professor of geography, will be teaching Geography 935: Seminar in Historical Geography in the fall 2015 semester. The seminar is open to graduate students of all disciplines, especially to those with an interest in the Great Plains. Continue reading…
New and Revised Publications
New and Revised Publications Available on the Web Continue reading…
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