Week 15: Take Care of Yourself
The end of the semester can be a stressful time. Remember to stay hydrated and fed, take breaks, and keep a consistent sleep schedule. Summer will be here before you know it!
Academic Advising Updates: Well-Being
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.
**Drop-ins are via Zoom only** Continue reading…
CAS Career Coaching Updates
Our CAS Career Coach, Meagan, wants to help you set yourself up for career success!
Continue reading for this week's update with cool career opportunities and events! Continue reading…
Spring 2022 SGIS Colloquium - Dr. Deondre Smiles: Geographic Indigenous Futures
Join us for our Spring 2022 SGIS Colloquium event with Dr. Deondre Smiles: Geographic Indigenous Futures! Dr. Smiles will explore the ways in which Geography as a discipline can make a break with our colonial past as we look to the future [...]
Wednesday, April 27th
6:00pm
Burnett 115 Continue reading…
SGIS End of Semester Celebration!
Join us to celebrate our graduates and the end of another semester! And don't worry... there will be snacks and refreshments!
Friday, April 29th form 2:00-4:00pm
Bailey Library (2nd floor of Andrews Hall)
Join the next AnthroGroup meeting on May 2nd!
Interested in Graduate School? Come to AnthroGroup on May 2nd to learn about the application process and how to start your search!
May 2 at 6pm
OLDH 827 or via Zoom
UNL for Ukraine Fundraiser
Come for fellowship, pizza, and to learn about Ukraine and refugees in Lincoln! Proceeds to benefit the Rotary Disaster Response Fund.
Wednesday, April 27th
4:30-7:00pm
Yia Yia's Pizza, 1423 O Street
Asian Community & Cultural Center (ACCC) is looking for event volunteers!
Will you be in Lincoln after finals week and interested in helping ACCC with their 30th Anniversary + Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage month celebration event and/or the Camp Culture (K-5th grade)? Keep reading for more details! Continue reading…
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.
If interested, contact Dr. LuAnn Wandsnider (lwandsnider1@unl.edu)
ANTH 416: Digital Anthropologies
Register for ANTH 416 for a survey of digital methods and emergent technologies in Anthropology!
TR 9:30-10:45am in Bessey 129
Dr. Carrie Heitman
GEOG 181: Global Environmental Issues (ACE 6/9)
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…
GEOG 217: Principles of GIS
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.
MWF 12:30-1:20pm + F 2:30-4:15pm lab Continue reading…
GLST/HRHA 350: Refugees, Displaced Persons and (Im)migrants in a Globalized World
Current and historical perspectives on forced migration with special attention to refugees, displaced persons, immigrants, and migrants.
TR 11:00am-12:15pm, OLDH 204 with Dr. Julia Reilly
Registrations open for AAG 2022 Virtual Summer Series!
The AAG 2022 Virtual Summer Series strives to guide current and recent Geography students through their academic and professional journeys. There are several event types happening this summer (workshops, seminars, working groups, and forums). Check out the link below to learn more and register!
More details at: https://www.aag.org/events/2022-summer-series-for-students-and-recent-graduates/Volunteer for Asian Culture & Community Center
The Asian Culture Community Center is Celebrating its 30th Anniversary and is looking for five volunteers for its 30th-anniversary celebration on May 22 from 1 to 5 p.m.
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Paid Summer Internship with Kawasaki Motors and Manufacturing
Kawasaki Motors is looking for Japanese/Spanish/English translators and interpreters for the summer. Knowledge of manufacturing and technical background language is a huge plus, but not required. Contact kawasakireadingroom@gmail.com for more info!
Huskers Keep Growing - Call for Zine Submissions!
Submit your work for a campus-wide collaborative zine for and by UNL students! We are looking for visual art, writing, and other printable works that showcase how you express yourself through creativity. *will accept submissions after priority deadline* Continue reading…
Are you burned out? Join ISSO's Stress Management Workshop
International and domestic graduate and undergraduate students are invited to join the International Student & Scholar Office Stress Management Workshop Monday, April 25 at noon via Zoom to learn strategies on how to manage stress. Continue reading…
Sign up for the FREE summit hosted by Do More Good!
Where you choose to work defines the businesses of the future. Whether you're still deciding on your career path, are actively seeking a job or are an aspiring entrepreneur, this event is for you!
May 4th, 10:00am-12:00pm, Innovation Campus
2022 Summer Course: Intro to Women and Gender Studies
2022 Summer Course: WMNS 101-800-2884 Intro to Women Gender Studies is an online course that introduces students to basic concepts of the study of women and gender in the United States, and internationally. Students will explore the first, second, and third waves of feminism and beyond. Continue reading…
Enroll in JAPN 333: Japanese Business Culture and Protocol
This course introduces students to the standard of contemporary Japanese business culture and related social protocols. The course is taught in English, and no knowledge of Japanese language is required. Continue reading…
Study Russian Secular and Political Folklore this Fall!
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!
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HIST/ETHN 150: African Culture and Civilization, Pre-Session Summer
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…
HIST/WMNS/ETHN 459/859: Women and Gender in African Societies
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.
TR 11:00-12:15 with Prof. Dawne Y. Curry Continue reading…
CZEC/HIST 361: Czech History and Culture
This course covers Central European and Czech history and culture from 1848 till the present: Habsburgh Empire and national awakening, WWI and WWII, formation of CZ, Cold War and transition to democracy. Discussions, speakers, and fun events!
TR 2:00-3:15pm with Dr. Hana Waisserova
ARAB 391: Introduction to the Arab World
A general intro to the politics, the diversity of religions, and the cultures in the Arab world. You'll also learn about the humanitarian challenges that face millions of people in the region.
TR 2:00-3:15 with Hassan Almokhreq
SPAN 220: Spanish for Health and Medicine (6 credits)
In this course, you will gain confidence, fluency, and a more comprehensive understanding of cultures and how they play into medical decisions and influence communication inside and outside of the medical field. The daily immersion will provide you with the unique opportunity for extensive practice! Continue reading…
SPAN 341: Translating Hispanic Culture - Contemporary Puerto Rican Poetry
Professor Ingrid Robyn, Ph.D. (irobyn2@unl.edu)
Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:30-1:45, TEAC 247
Great for Spanish speakers/learners interested in translation, creative writing, cultural studies, and Latin American culture! Continue reading for full description. Continue reading…
Learn Arabic this Summer!
The Arabic Studies Program at UNL is offering intensive all online Arabic summer 2022. Join us this summer to learn a new language in 10 weeks and earn 10 credit hours!
ARAB 101 - first 5-week session
ARAB 102 - second 5-week session
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