To offer in-person instruction in the spring, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln is planning a multi-layered, mandatory COVID-19 testing program for students, faculty and staff - including a shift to saliva-based testing processed in an on-campus lab.
More details at: https://news.unl.edu/newsrooms/today/article/university-readies-for-mandatory-covid-19-testing/
Huskers seeking a leadership role in hosting events through the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center and who want to advocate for students through the services of the Office of Academic Success and Intercultural Services are encouraged to apply for the OASIS Student Advisory Board.
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In the upcoming spring semester, the University of Nebraska–Lincoln will again join Big Ten peers to offer undergraduates an opportunity to take one online course at a six partner universities at no cost to the student.
ASUN Student Government wants to hear from Huskers about the fall semester. How do you feel about UNL's COVID-19 response? How as your transition back to campus and online classes? What was the biggest challenge/difficulty you faced? Take the 10-question survey and leave comments by Dec 20, 2020.
Here's a list of virtual Ugly Sweater Day activities to enjoy Friday, Dec. 18 while also reconnecting with far-flung Husker friends. DM or tag @unlstudentlife in your Instagram Story or Post wearing your ugliest and craziest sweater for a chance to star in their compilation next week.
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Winter is the season for dry, cracked skin caused by the harsh environmental elements. Furthermore, your skin may be struggling from stress from school and the holidays. Boost your regular routine with these tips to get back on top of your skincare health. Continue reading…
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Lots of activities and events under the name HUSKERS CHILL'N - all organized for your fun and enjoyment by campus groups and communities. Sports, adventure meet-ups, bingo and trivia, and coffee talks are happening for the next few weeks. Click the More Details link to scroll the full schedule.
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Individuals, departments, and the community opened their hearts (and wallets) to give over 275 items for the annual Holiday for Little Huskers gift drive, plus thousands of dollars in a new donation drive to purchase coats to keep Husker students warm during the cold months.
More details at: https://studentaffairs.unl.edu/news/huskers-step-big-donations-november
Outdoor holiday light displays are a mainstay of the winter season. Luckily the twinkling lights and lawn decorations can entertain us from the comfort of a vehicle so we can while avoid crowds during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's 5 fantastic displays around the capital city we recommend you see.
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Billionaire investor, philanthropist and Husker alumnus Warren Buffett told the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s December graduates to look for careers they’re passionate about and to keep learning.
Students, staff, and faculty can drop off their outdated light strands in collection boxes at the Campus Rec Center and Outdoor Adventures Center on city campus and the Rec & Wellness Center on east campus until Jan. 6, 2021. Proceeds earned through the recycling program benefit local organizations.
More details at: https://studentaffairs.unl.edu/news/recycle-old-and-broken-holiday-lights-campus-recreation
Libraries, health center, dining centers, and rec centers are some of the campus locations and services open for students during the Winter Break. This big list will tell you what's open each day.
More details at: https://go.unl.edu/winter_interim
Huskers, it's been an extraordinary semester and we wish you all a relaxing and joyful respite as 2020 draws to a close. The next issue of Next@Nebraska is Jan. 3, 2021 when we return with weekly issues to get you prepared for spring semester. Until then, you can read past N@N issues via the link.