Join us April 4-5 for the 26th Women in Science Conference on UNL City Campus and at the Embassy Suites in Lincoln. This two-day event brings high school students from across Nebraska and the Midwest region together to explore interests in science careers. Continue reading…
The course catalog for the Nebraska Math and Science Summer Institutes (NMSSI) is now live. We are offering 14 courses designed with K-12 math and science teachers in mind. Open registration begins March 3. Continue reading…
Day camps at Morrill Hall are hands-on, minds-on experiences where campers explore various natural history and science topics through engaging activities. Registration for 2025 day camps is now open. Continue reading…
Participate in this course from the Knowles Teacher Initiative to become a facilitator of student-driven exploration. The course is offered via Zoom and meets every Tuesday from Feb. 25-April 1, 6-8 p.m. Central. Continue reading…
UNL biochemistry professor Nathan Smith is interested in working with science teachers. He would like to find time to discuss biochemistry opportunities with students by providing a brief demonstration or lab tour. Continue reading…
Kathryn Dornbos (Firth) and Jessica Jones (Ogallala) have been selected by the White House as recipients of the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. Continue reading…
In today’s rapidly evolving world, science education goes beyond memorizing facts—it’s about preparing students to tackle real-world challenges with confidence. UNL postdoc Sumaiya Tabassum is investigating how controversial socioscientific issues can be used to cultivate students' cognitive skills. Continue reading…
February is Black History Month Continue reading…
With stars in your eyes and cosmos in your hands, enjoy an adults-only (21+) night out at the University of Nebraska State Museum at Morrill Hall.
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Data Driven: A Statistics & Data Science Field Day will be from 10:00 a.m.-4:00p.m. on March 22 on UNL East Campus. Teams of 9-12th grade students will compete in unique games focused on probability and data science for a chance to win amazing prizes, including $500 CASNR scholarships. Continue reading…