As we all find ourselves coping with the realities associated with COVID-19, it’s natural to be concerned about your student’s well-being during this time of uncertainty and stress. Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is here to help with a few tips. Continue reading…
Chancellor Ronnie Green offers an update on the university's plans to recognize May 2020 graduates at a future ceremony. Graduates are invited to celebrate the moment via livestream and hear from commencement speaker and volleyball coach John Cook.
In light of COVID-19, the University Health Center is taking several measures to ensure students’ safety as they access care with us. Keep reading to learn more about the symptom screening process, new virtual visits, contactless pharmacy services and more. Continue reading…
Moving to remote access learning requires changes to some habits, and some entirely new ones. Familiarize yourself with steps your student can take to be prepared and confident as they begin courses remotely.
COVID-19 made things extra complicated for the 2020 Census -- and you're likely wondering whether your student should count at home now. Continue reading…
Career Services staff are available remotely to help your student continue developing their career interests. Continue reading…
As your student adjusts to the remote learning environment, campus resources are here to help, including peer well-being coaches. Students can request coaching on any of nine dimensions of well-being. Encourage your student to reach out.
Dr. Tawnya Means, assistant dean in the College of Business, provides four keys to successfully manage a remote team. You can also view a webinar on the topic from Means, the instructor of the course Leadership, Communication and Teams in the Virtual World (MNGT 470). Continue reading…
As the university responds to the public health threat of COVID-19, Huskers are supporting each other to overcome challenges faced by the campus community. If you or your student has a story to share, please tell us!
Tammy De Leon, a custodian in Nebraska’s East Campus Massengale Residential Center, arrived at work on March 18 to a special surprise. The residence hall’s fourth-floor students, a majority of which have now moved out, pooled their money together to send De Leon flowers.