Open Registration for Spring Semester 2014 Starts November 13
Here are some important dates to note on your calendar. Continue reading…
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Upperclass Scholarships
Beginning in November, enrolled students should apply for scholarships through the online Scholarship Application for Current Undergraduate Students. This application must be submitted by February 1st. Continue reading…
UNL Parents Recognition Award Nominations Due December 6
The UNL Parents Association and the UNL Teaching Council will host the 26th Annual "Parents' Recognition Awards" in the Spring of 2014. Postcards for nominating a UNL faculty or staff member for this award should be arriving around Thanksgiving and are due December 6, 2013. Continue reading…
UNL Parents Meeting - November 16
The next UNL Parents Association meeting is scheduled for Saturday, November 16, in the First-Year Experiences & Transition Programs Office (127 Love Library South). The meeting will be 2 1/2 hours before the football game. (Please note that game day parking is enforced for this meeting.)
More details at: http://go.unl.edu/aigoNebraska at Oxford Tailgate Celebrates Program’s Silver Jubilee, Applications Due Nov. 8 for 2014
More than 1,600 students have participated in the Nebraska at Oxford Program, which is the largest and most popular study abroad program at UNL. Continue reading…
Where to go when your student needs help starting the research of “research papers”
When students need help starting a research project or paper, the UNL Libraries ASKUs service is ready to assist. Services range from answering simple questions to coaching a student on research skills. Questions come in by phone, text, online chat, walk-in or by appointment.
Thank You, Parents Weekend Participants
Wow! It was wonderful to see so many families attend UNL Parents Weekend 2013 with their students. Continue reading…
What’s in Your Student’s Wallet?
Financial experts advise college students to use debit cards rather than credit cards. College students with limited budgets may not pay credit card balances in full each month. Interest and finance charges increase debt and continue the cycle. Here are six simple rules for student credit card use. Continue reading…
Have a Question and Don't Know Who to Ask?
Please contact the Student Affairs Office, 402-472-3755, or Tonda Humphress via email at thumphress1@unl.edu.
Originally published November 5, 2013 -
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