Only 5 weeks of classes remain. This is the time to take stock of assignments, papers, quizzes, tests & group presentations. If you haven't used resources like the Writing Center, Language Lab, or Math Resource Center, use them now! Plan now for summer experiences like a field school/tour!
Sydney Webb is the Academic Advisor for the School of Global Integrative Studies and the Modern Languages department. You can make an appointment with her through MyPLAN or see her drop-in hours at the link below.
Our CAS Career Coaches Meagan and Kristen want to help you set yourself up for career success! This is Kristen's last week at UNL, so be sure to stop into OLDH 107 today to tell her bye!
Continue reading for this week's update on opportunities to gain experience (and fund your experience)! Continue reading…
SGIS will be out cleaning up Reller Prairie this Saturday, April 9th from 11:00am-2:00pm. Join us to work, spend time outdoors, and connect with other SGIS students, faculty, and staff!
Interested in pursuing a Masters abroad? Join us for a conversation with three Global Studies alumnae who received their Masters abroad. They'll discuss the reasons for pursuing graduate education in Europe, the application process, the difference between US and EU-based masters programs. Continue reading…
Summer 2022 - ANTH 492: 3D Imaging (Photogrammetry) for Cultural Heritage
In this 3-wk course, you'll learn how to capture, process, and disseminate digital photographs from the air using a drone, and on the ground, to create 3D models for diverse purposes ranging from research, industry, non-profits to museums, and more.
MTWRF 9:30-12:00, BURN 126
Dr. Richards-Risetto
Summer 2022 Field School - ANTH 497: Introduction to Archaeological Field Techniques
Prepare for employment as an archaeological technician in this 3-wk field school! We'll cover basic field techniques in archaeology including artifacts & features, survey, mapping, excavation, and post-field work.
Join UNL Geography this summer for a 14-day field tour camping & exploring the Northern Rockies for an immersive experience learning about the human and physical geographies of the region! Some stops include Badlands, Glacier, Yellowstone, and Grand Tetons national parks.
The American Association of Geographers is looking for new members for the Rural Geography Specialty Group. The RGSG promotes research and education related to contemporary rural landscapes, societies, and economies in the developed and developing world.
Introduction to the archaeological methods and theories used to assist in the medico-legal investigation of forensics and criminal behavior as well as international humanitarian forensics and international crimes.
TR 12:30-1:45pm, Oldfather Hall 308 with Dr. Bill Belcher
Explore urgent global environmental issues and their relationships with physical, social, biological, and economic process. Investigation between human activity, wellbeing, and environmental change. Topics include landscape transformation, climate change, environmental health and disease, and water. Continue reading…
Intro to theories and methods of Geographic Information Science (GIScience) and Geographic Information Systems (GISystems). Focuses on spatial thinking, analysis skills, and the fundamental knowledge needed to use GIS effectively, accurately, and ethically.
Appraisal of the interaction between the physical environment, the human resources, and economic activities for the major regions of the world. Application of fundamental geographical concepts to regional analysis.
Explore the history of cultural geography and the current theoretical debates of feminism, post-structuralism, post-colonialism and environmentalism, and the influences of literary and cultural studies in the development of cultural geography + methodologies.
Interested in learning a new language and better understanding current events? Learn Russian online this Summer! You can take RUSS 101 in the first 5 week session and RUSS 102 in the second 5 week session.
In RUSS 483, you'll explore how political beliefs and myths of Russian people shaped their world outlook and discover how folklore has been used as an instrument in the Russian "nation-building" project.
Everything will be in English, no prior knowledge of Russian is necessary!
This course will explore the experiences of displacement of Spaniards from the end of the Spanish Civil War in 1939 - present time. We will cover topics such as memory, children’s exile, national & personal identity, the second generation, work, family, social exclusion and more! Taught in Spanish Continue reading…
This course explores major themes in development of Africa’s various cultures, and civilizations of the continent’s fifty-four countries that inhabit it. Continue reading for the full description! Continue reading…
This course offers an overview of African studies through art, music and other creative forms ensconced within the different historical contexts of this vast continent of 54 distinct countries. Continue reading…
This course explores the complexity and the nuances of the term gender. Using several case studies, this course situates examples of gender theory within an African historical context.
Join this webinar from APSIA to meet Peace Corps recruiters / returned volunteers who will share their experiences, explain some of the professional benefits that come from Peace Corps service, and dispel myths about Peace Corps service.
The Chancellor's Environment, Resilience and Sustainability Commission (CESRC) invites you to complete the State of Sustainability and Resilience at UNL Survey. Take the survey to help the CESRC understand your thoughts on the master plan! Continue reading…
Do you have extra plastic grocery bags lying around? Mind & Craft is currently collecting them! Today is the last day to drop off your plastic bags at one of the locations listed (continue reading) Continue reading…
Janna Ronert, founder of Image Skincare and co-founder of Hush and Hush, will give the talk "My Entrepreneurial Journey" April 6 at 3:30 p.m. in Howard Hawks Hall, Room 002. The event is free and open to the public. Continue reading…
Support the student organization Mind & Craft by purchasing something at the Goodie Sale! Come get felt stuffed items such as frogs, mushrooms, succulents, and more on April 11, 13, and 15 from 11:00am-2:00pm in the Union!