Priority Registration for Spring Semester Began Oct. 23
Encourage your student to connect with their academic advisor to make plans for their spring courses.
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Big Red Talk, Nov. 8 with Katie Brossy
Are you curious how activities outside the classroom may contribute to a future career? Tuesday, Nov. 8, Katie Brossy (UNL '01) will share how her experiences helped shape her law career. Brossy was part of a legal team that helped reach one of the largest Native American water rights settlements.
Tuition raffle tickets due Nov. 15
If you have not had a chance to return your raffle tickets, please do so soon. They are due by November 15th. The drawing will be at the UNL Parents Association meeting on Nov 18. You could win free tuition for Spring 2018 – but you can’t win if you don’t enter!
Fall Meeting: Saturday, Nov. 18
The next Parents Association meeting will be Saturday, Nov. 18 in the Nebraska Union. The meeting will begin 2.5 hours before the football game (an away game at Penn State). Agenda items include a campus update, the annual tuition drawing, and officer elections.
Counseling and Psychological Services can help!
Have you noticed your student is feeling alone, depressed, anxious or overwhelmed? These could be signs that they need support.
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University Police Accreditation Assessment Team invites public comment
A team of assessors from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies, Inc. (CALEA®), will arrive November 12th, 2017 to examine all aspects of the University of Nebraska Police Department’s policy and procedures, management, operations, and support services. Continue reading…
3-2-1 Quick Pitch Competition Coming Nov. 10
The Center for Entrepreneurship hosts the ninth annual 3-2-1 Quick Pitch Competition, 3-6 p.m. on Nov. 10. Students will have three minutes to pitch one idea. Applications to pitch are due Nov. 3. The public can RSVP to attend to watch pitches and award ceremony at business.unl.edu/quickpitch. Continue reading…
Dish It Up offers robust dialogue
Dish it Up is a weekly conversation that invites dialogue between students, staff, and faculty. The topics of conversations range including race and ethnicity, diversity and inclusion, pop culture, sports, politics and current events (local, state, regional, national and international). Continue reading…
Lied Center Welcomes Students to free performances of ‘Black Violin’
The 4th Annual Big Red Lied Experience has been rescheduled for November 14th at 7:30 p.m. Black Violin features four musicians: two string players, a drummer, and a DJ, who collaborate to create original hip-hop music and remix classical favorites. Continue reading…
Policy to ban use of tobacco-related products at Nebraska
The University of Nebraska-Lincoln will ban the use of all smoking, tobacco and vaping products on its properties starting Jan. 1.
Students can study in India | Summer 2018
Your student could explore beautiful India and earn 3 credits (GLST 491) toward an ACE 9 or an elective. This 3-week program will allow students to learn about early and contemporary India, culture and religion, politics, and economics; volunteer, and explore numerous historical sites. Continue reading…
Nebraska Conservation Summit
The summit will feature a discussion with Congressman Bob Inglis and Congressman Don Bacon moderated by NLCV. The Summit will explore the political conversations happening on action on climate change. Student tickets are free. Make sure to register early to guarantee a spot. Continue reading…
Originally published November 1, 2017 -
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