On Thursday, April 27th at 4:00 pm in the Nebraska City Campus Union's Heritage Room, the CAS Career Coaches will host Make Your Mark: An Exploration Workshop for CAS Students. The purpose of this workshop is to guide students in reflecting on their skills, interests, and values to make decisions. Continue reading…
Students of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (SEAS) will be hosting the Department Picnic on Saturday, May 6th at 2 pm. We will be meeting at Oak Lake Park. SEAS will be claiming a few picnic tables and a grill. Bring any lawn chairs you may want/need! Click here for more info and a potluck sign up! Continue reading…
The National Weather Service has posted 17 Pathways Internships in Meteorology across the United States and 1 Pathways Internship in Hydrology in Kansas City. These Pathways Internships can be a gateway to full time positions with the National Weather Service. Click here for more information! Continue reading…
This week, I am going to talk about the withdrawal deadline, priority registration again, and registration holds. Continue reading…
Wednesday, April 12 - Sunday, August 20 - Open Registration for the Fall Semester 2023
Student opportunities are available at the 32nd Conference on Weather Analysis and Forecasting (WAF)/28th Conference on Numerical Weather Prediction (NWP)/20th Conference on Mesoscale Processes on July 17-21, 2023. Click here for more information! Continue reading…
The NWS Education and Outreach Working Group will be hosting a series of (virtual) NWS national center familiarization sessions. These sessions will be taking place throughout March and April, 2023. Click here for additional information and dates as well as information about opportunities! Continue reading…
Don't miss a REVOLUTIONARY THEATRE EXPERIENCE with the WE ARE NEBRASKA interns on Friday, April 14th or Wednesday, April 19th! See the next generation of diverse and inclusive leaders tell their stories that must be told - along with music, dance, and video expressions. Three shows! Continue reading…
For the Fall 2023 semester, the METR/NRES 370: Applied Climatology course will be taught at 11-11:50 am in Hardin Hall Room 228 by Professor Rezaul Mahmood. The METR/NRES 370 course can be used to fulfill required elective hours within the Geology or Meteorology-Climatology major. Learn more here! Continue reading…
For the Fall 2023 semester, the NRES 208: Climate Literacy in Natural Resources course will be taught at 9-9:50 am in Hardin Hall Room 163 by Professor Michael Hayes. The NRES 208 course is a requirement of the Applied Climate Science minor or an interesting elective. Click here to learn more! Continue reading…
For the Fall 2023 semester, the School of Global Integrative Studies will offer courses in Anthropology and Geography that will help place your environmental knowledge in a peopled context. Click here for additional information about their Fall 2023 courses! Continue reading…
For students looking to start work on their language requirement and study a critical language, Professor Olha Tytarenko is offering Russian 101 and 102 in an online format in back-to-back sessions this summer. Continue reading…
The Department of Textiles, Merchandising, & Fashion Design will be offering three course this summer that fulfill ACE requirements. Click here for more information! Continue reading…
The McNair Scholars Program serves selected undergraduates—minority and first generation students with financial need—who historically have been underrepresented in graduate education, with the aim of increasing the number of these students in U.S. doctoral programs. Apply by Saturday, April 15th! Continue reading…
Trina, Allison, Sai, and Meagan can help you explore career options, identify ways to build experience, and prepare to apply for internships, jobs, or graduate school, including help with resumes, applications, and interviewing. Click here for a calendar of career events as well! Continue reading…
Click here for job and internship openings that would be available for Meteorology-Climatology majors. Continue reading…
Your faculty partner, Prof. Dawn Kopacz (dawn.kopacz@unl.edu), and your assigned advisor, Doug Pellatz (dpellatz@unl.edu), are here to help if you have any questions, concerns, or just want to talk about your next steps as a student. Click here for scheduling details! Continue reading…